Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-09

Next came the fairies drill, which
was directed by Miss Vashti King of
Pine Bluff. The other features, in
order, were as follows:
Scene from "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" by Shakespeare, by Miss
Davidson and Mrs. Agee of Helena,
with fairy dance by Miss Davidson.
Greek masque-"A Hue and Cry to
Cupid" by Ben Johnson. The char
acters:
Vulcan-John Crawford.
Hymen-Grey Perry.
Priestesses of Hymen-Mildred Be-
dell, Lucille Simmons, Frances How
ell Helen Bradford, Margaret Trot-
ter, Ruby McGaughy, Miss MARI ha
Angel.
Greek Maidens--Muse of dancing,
Ida ShepDard; muse of mirth. Chris
tina Puddephatt; muse of epic. The'-
ma Carnahan; muse of love, Martha
Whelan; muse of sacred things, lmo-
gene Griffin; muse OF astronomy,
Corinne Cargill; muse of tragedy,
Ernestine Norris: muse of history,
Bughlett Coleman; muse of lyric.
Mabel Toney.
C,lpid-Betsie Bensberg.
Little loves-Vjrginia Culpepper,
Elizabeth Caldwell, Clothilde Loose
ley
Fools chorus, by Shakespeare, rem
dered by Little Rock group.
Classic dances by Greek MAJ dens,
were very artistic, and the temple
drill by priestesses of Hymen were
graceful and symbolic in high degree
and the Cupids' dance, by the Little
Loves and Cupid, were clever al,d
most artistic, but the fairies were en-
ioyed immensely and received the
heartiest of the applause.
The Session Today.
Today's session will be even more
important, so far as the business OF
the convention is concerned. The pro-
gram in full is as follows, it being
noticeable that the Art exhibit will
be held at the Hauber theatre. with
lecture by Mrs. Melville Johnston,
and that the special musicale will be
held this evening at the Shrlners
temple:
a. m.-Called to order by the
president
9:O5 a. m.-Music, America" audi
ence. Mrs. Renfrow at piano, led by
temple choir, Miss Broadstreet. Miss
Schloss, Mr.. Kastor and Mr. Troupe
9:1O a. m.-Invocation, Rev. w. c.
Steel.
Music-Quartet, Temple choir.
9:15 a. m.-Resolutions.
9:2O a. m.-Report of civic commit
tee. Miss Clara B. Emo.
$50 a. m.-Report of history COM
mittee, Mrs. 1. N. Barnett. Discus
sion, "How to Complete the Work and
Put on Sale"
$50 a. m.--Report of the civil SER
vice reform, Mrs. J. E. Harper. Hot
Springs.
Address, Miss Earle Chambers.
1910 a. m.-Music, Prof. M. D. Nc
Neil.
1920 a. m.-Two-minute reports
from delegates to biennial, New York
10: 80 a. m.-Report of Bible litera-
ture, Mrs. c. E. Whitney.
II a. m-Music, piano, Miss Kate
Lightle, Searcy.
11:O5 a. m.-Mrs. Joe Frauenthal
presiding.
11:25 a. m.-Arkansas' plans to
entertain the general federation, Mrs
H. c. Gibson.
1880 a. m.-Hot Springs plans
Mrs. J. E. Harper.
Has a. m.-Little, Rocks plan to
entertain the federation for one day
Mrs. Clio Harper.
| 1850 a. m.--Report of general fed
Grafton secretary, and chairman fl
nance committee, Mrs. A. Retain.
Thursday Afternoon.
| lr
Mcmillan, presiding.
] 1870 p. m.-Music, hymn, ITO Ar
Kansas" score by H. Tovy, depar,.
ment music state university; words
by Mrs. C. G.. Jackson, music commit
tee.
! 1855 p. m.-Music.
| 1:40 p. m.-Report of art commit
tee, Mrs. Geo. c. Lewis. Music, duet
Miss Harrell and Miss Norris.
,1:55 p. m-Address and motor
pictuers of general federation of wo
mems clubs, Mrs. Melville Johnston
1855 p. mat reception. Mrs. Lii
| ian Mohler, Miss Elsie Loomis. Au
tomobiles waiting to show Jeffersc,
county's good roads, to the visiting
delegates. Tea at the country club.
Automobiles which will be used tt
entertain the visitors on the ride. ART
expected to be at the Davis Flora
company's establishment, at o'clock
for the ride.
| Thursday Evening.
i Shriners' temple, musicale, Fine
Arts evening.
Quartet, Persian Garden" Miss
Harrell, Mrs J. r. Core, Arthur Trip
lett, Dolph Kastor. Mrs. ]. 1. Norris
accompanied.
1 Vocal solo, 20 Mer Ouvre Tai" Net
Delibes), Mrs. B. l.. Lyford Of Helena
| Violin trio. "Ballate" (FatinD. Mis-
Headlee, Miss Farrar and Mrs. Nc
Clean. Miss Winnie Clegg, accom-
PIANIST.
/ Piano. (a) Love Dream" (Liszt)
(b) March Wind" (McDowelD; &c
"Rigoletto Paraphrase" Cverdi-Liszt
Mrs. Pratt Bacon of Texarkana.
| Vocal, (a) Damon" (Stange): %
"The World Is Full of April (clough
Leighter); (c) "Villanuelle" IDEAS
qua), Miss Sarah Yancey Cline of Lit
tie Rock. Miss Winnie Clegg, accom-
|; PIANIST.
| Reading. King Robert of Sicily
| .Iongfellow), Miss Vashti King.