Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-29
NOVEL FEATURES AT
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Little Children Take Part in In
teresting Entertainment Given
at Saturday Club in Wayne

Numerous novel and intercstiha features
we're given at the vaudeville uid dance
under the auspices of the junior section or
the Saturday club at Wayne last Saturday
afternoon for the benefit Of the l'rench war
orphans. Both adults and children took part
in the program.
The pageant of Mother Goose" was ad-
mirably given under the directions of Mrs.
Charles G.. Tatnall and Mrs. w. Alldn Barr.
The tiny children taking part In this were
the MILESTONE twins. Mary Ristlnv Betty
Hogan. Elizabeth Tatnall. Allen Barr Wini-
fred Walton, Clarissa Walton, Mary Bayliss,
Peggy Bayliss Anna Cochran, Helen Wiley.
BETTY Radcliffe, katherine Standen and Jack
Standen.
A tabieau. arranged by Mrs. Henry
Roescr. was entitled Keep the Homie Fires
Burning" Jack Ghllan, hoy soprano.
sang the song of that name. Others taking
part In IL were Miss Eckert. Dorothy Lacock,
stuart Lacock. Sarah f;oeser, Janet Roeser,
Cora Roeser and Helen Palmer.
Miss Nancy Ilallowel's troop of Girl
Scouts gave exhibitions Of their work. \
group-AIiss Catherine Mather, Miss Beatrice
Tees Miss Katharine Powell, Miss Amanda
Greinberg and Miss Margaret Coscrt-sig-
nailed the Pledge to the Flag" Others DEM
onstrated bandaglng. These were Miss Elsa
Kreitzburg, Miss Phebe Cornog. Miss Cor
nelia Kilnger. Miss Ruth I<illnger. Miss
Harriet Welsh, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss
Marjorie Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Chrsinan,
Miss Francis Stone, Miss Ceoie Robinson,
Miss Elizabeth Wetzel and Miss Eleanor
Henderson.
rhe Boy Scouts. under their scoutmaster
Mr. Brandensteln. gave scenes from their
camp life.
The Camp Fire Girls from Paoli and Ber-
wyn gave u set Of Indian chants with native
settings. Mrs Williamson tate was in
charge Of this number.
Miss Dorothy Painter gave several solo
| dances.
Girls from Devon Manor and the boys
| from ST. Lukes School were going To take
| part, but as both schools are quarautined
| for measles they could not attend
The final number on the prograN was
given by the junior section. 1t was called
| the 'Revue of Conservation Girls" and was
very well done.
Miss Dorothy Park represented "Dowr
| East" and was attended by little evelyn Dot
| terer as Gold"
south" was represented by .Hiss Mary
Johnson, attended by Elizabeth Stantor
| dressed as a "Cottonpod."
| Miss Lillian West represented the West
and was attended by Jack ssanden, a
| Fruit"
| Miss Janette Holmes represented The C:rea
| Northwest" and little Rosalie Dufur at
tended her dressed as Wheat"
Cuba" was represented by Miss Bett.
Black and Gabr:ela Evans attended, he
| dressed as sugar
Tho Middle West was represented b,
| Miss Dorothy Leonard. and she was accom-
panied, to the amusement of every one b.
| a live pig TO represent Meat"
These representatives all passed in review
before Uncle Sam" imner5onated by Yves
| ley Rocser.
| A Tea Dansant' followed the entertain
ment. with Meyers orchestra furnishing I'll
music
| Lemonade and cake were served by Mis-
Esther Campbell. Miss Betty Thorton. Mis-
Dorothy Leonard. Miss Betty Philippi an
Miss Madeline Leayengood. while MN. Dui
field Ashmead and Miss Katherine Wrigi
| presided at the tea table In the ingfnook.