The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-23
ANNOUNCES HIS
ANNUAL DANCING
EXHIBIT, MAY 20
Glasses of Quilty's School
Will Meet in Colonial
Ballroom.
RED CROSS RALLY
IN. SHERMAN HALL
Annual Meeting of Alumnae
of :. Laurelton Hall,
May 80.

be held on Wednesday evening May
29 in the Colonial ball room on Fair
field avenue and Prof. GUILTY has
provided. varied and interesting
program that will best display the
ability of his pupils and the progress
that they have made during the past
years. The Juvenile class has been
under the capable instruction of Miss
Doriska Chaffee while the Junior and
Senior classes have been taught by
Mr.. GUILTY. The exhibition will start
at o'clock and continue until ten
and dancing will follow.
The program is as follows:
Part One
Port De Bras
Calisthenics
Dramatic and Classic Posing.
Part Two
The following numbers will in
clude Aesthetic, Interpretive, Stage,
Folk, National, Del Sarte and Nursery
Rhymes.
School Scene, 'I Can't Do That
Sum-"
Juvenile Glass.
A Wild Rose, Greek Interpretive
Dance.
Senior Glass
"Oe a. rose, a blooming rose;
Of rose is all my song
Chaucer.
Russian Plyasovaia.
Junior Class
Nature Love.
Juvenile Glass
1.-THE grass is soft, it's velvet touch
Is grateful to my feet, and like the
kiss of timid love
The breeze is soft and sweet.
The daisies and the buttercups
Are nodding courteously;
The sun would even kiss my hand
To bless and welcome me-"
Moth and the Flame, Greek Inter
pretive Dance.
Senior Glass
''Maidens, like moths, are ever
caught by glare, and Mammon wins
his way where seraphs might des-
pair" Byron.
Flag Dance.
Junior Class
Folk Dances-"eI See You" 'sMer-
ry Go Round" dance Little Part
ner." 'Lassie Dance" Highland
Schottische'
Juvenile Class
Meditation A Portrayal of Sorrow
and Resignation.
Senior Class
"Al1 Is Well
Had he not turned US in his hand
And thrust our high things low,
And shook our hills like dust;
We had not been this splendor,
And our wrongs an everlasting
music
For the song lof earth and
Heaven"
(Translation from the Greek by Gil.
bert Murray
| Little Fairy Snow Flakes.
Junior Class
Nursery Rhymes.
Juvenile Glass
Psyche. Interpretive. (Barefoot.)
Senior Glass
Dance of the Cupid. Toe Dance
Cyril Phelen.
LAmour Tzigane. Gipsey Duet.
Senior Glass
Jolly Cortege.
| Senior Class
MANY a youth and many a maiC
Dancing in the checkered shade.
-Mnron.
Pipes of Already
Dorliska Chaffee
Universal Pan
Knit with the Graces and Hours il
dance,
Led on the eternal Spring"
Milton.
l
Dance by class, assisted by sailor
from Black Rock Station and LAX
Submarine Base.
Florence Umstatter, pianist, assist
ed by John Stefano, flute; John Pa
tuzzi. cello.
Juvenile Glass: Cyril Phelen, Edn
O'Brien, Celia Ecker, Mildred An
derson, Frances Vogel, Mary Lyons
Emily White, Alice McCutcheon. Sci
! ma Ecker, Joseph O'Brien, Ralp
Wadlow.
Junior Class: Eleanor weimanr
Marjorie Riley, Edna Gritman, Wiz
ginia RickeI, Beth Van Solver, Mi
dred Mcdonald, Mildred DeKay
Frances McKeon, Margaret O'Brier
Dorothy Thompson, Ruth Churchill
Mildred Green, Catherine Mul1in.
Anna McGovern, Virginia McGoyerr
Viera Hit, Catherine Mcbride.
Senior Glass: Sarah House, NelIi
Amman, Gertrude Burns, F1orentin
Burns, Sophie Hubbard, Elyir
Schoenfeldt, Grace Crowley, Ell
Tingard, Lois Wolf, Margie BlanI
Grace Mcmahon, Effie Hit, Ethe
Carr, Carrie Waldron, Dorliska Chat
fee.
- 49, TT ~ - -,