Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-04
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art, presented some OF her pupils I'M
different features during the week at
the Catholic Bazaar. Miss Phyllis
Sheridan, who is pupil of the
Deris- Shawn school, gave her garden
dance and vogue which seem prett1er
each time they are seen. Miss Harris
pupils, the Misses Elsie Sidenfaden
and Catherine Rock appeared in We
olde English dance, Dorothy" a
quaint combination of the minuet and
the "Pavanne" the latter a dance of
northern France. In their white
frocks, their hair wreathed with buds
and carrying long sprays of blossoms
which were used as fans, the two
young girls were the living embodi-
ment of the spring time. At st. Mar
garets hail. the Episcopal school for
girls, there were also some charming
dances given by pupils of st. Mar
garets hall, the dances having been
arranged by Miss Gertrude Hays, pu-
pill OF Madame Muschietto, formerly
mistress Of ballet at the Opera Comique
Paris. Two of the dances We're origi
nal compositions by Miss Hays en-.
titled ",The Violet" and the spirit of
Spring" Miss Pennington was another
of the talented Boise dancers whose
young pupils were introduced during
the week.
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Society Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Northrop
are enjoying a brief visit in Portland.
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Dancing program
Miss Eugenia Pennington's pupils in
classic ballet will give the following
program at Carnegie hall, 8 o'clock,
May 10 Friends and persons interested
are invited
Floral dance. From Martha
Glass
Bacchaualeau dance (for, ballet go. q
................... Minuet in G
Helen Blackinger Margaret Rosene
Scharf dance (for ballet) .........
....... .McDowelrs Shadow Dance
Ruth Grove
Playtime ............... Humoresque
Composed and danced by Mary and
Sarah Dunning
Piano-Waltz ...............'.B enhee
Mazurka ...............He Heinz
Elizabeth Cohn
Artistic dance. .Sextette (DonizettD
Glass
La Papillon (for ballet) ............
Sonata No. l from Kuhlau
Sarah Dunning
Dance of the Rose. ..........Ba carolle
Bernice Wyman
Hindu dance .........'......Se renade
Mary Dunning
Star Spangled Banner. .............
Margaret Rosene, with Ellen BraX-
ton, Sarah Dunning, Mary
Dunning and Ruth
Grove
Accompanlst, Mrs. r. c. Pennington
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Engagement Announced S
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Asbury of Weiser
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Ella May Armilda, to Frank
G. Pollard of Boise. Marriage to take
| place in June.
Part Assigned
Ralph McClaflin will play the part
of Falkland in the Rivals" the senior
| high school play that will be given
| by the Boise students. Owing to ILL
ness at the time. other members of
the play were assigned their parts,
Ralph was absent and no selection was
made until he was able to be in school
again.
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The monthly recital program of the
Fish School Of Expression given by the
Junior Development class at Colum
bian hall on Tuesday evening, fully
fulfilled the expectations of the APP
preciative audience. The hall was
tastefully decorated with blossoms and
fragrant lilacs. The gowns and flow
ers of the young women, who read
were delightfully."- harmonious and at
tractve.
Mrs. j. T. La Fond gave The Duel
CFfeld) and AN Optimist" (Reese)
with a simplicity and force that was
charming
Mrs. S. r. Schneider gave two o.
Riley's most entertaining poems with 6
fine sense of their dramatic value