The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-11
CABARET WELL PRESENTED.
Students at Goddard Seminary Put on
Fine Entertainment.

Goddard assembly hall was tempo
rarily transferred into real cabaret
last evening. None of the features
of frst-class large CITY cabaret were
missing-clever and pretty dancing,
good singing, and fine dinner-9ii
were present. Nearly the entire God
dard student body was on hand to as
sist in some manner to help make the
affair the grand success that it was.
Whether the few people who could
secure accommodation had previously
realized the hidden talent in the school
on the hill or not, it is positive that
thew left the seminary fully convinced
that they had witnessed one OF the
most remarkable entertainments ever
put on by preparatory school elther
in Vermont or possibly in New Eng
land. Decorations, favors and cos
tunes were of the very best.
| The hall was very prettily adorned
with white and red trimmings, IN
which were effectively interspersed red
naper tulips and other flowers. On
each of the tables lay an attractive
hin of fare. also containing the order
Of the evenings entertainment. "a
yors in the nature of red and white
J paper hats of many shapes and sizes
were left at each table.
A menu had been arranged which
could not be surpassed. Miss Wright
Of the domestic science department had
| charge in the serving room. Mr. Cate,
head waiter, ably assisted by large
number of attentive mattresses, saw 70
| il that each diner was promptly tax
en- care Of. In turn, each diner saw to
II that such an apetitizing dinner was
| promptly attended to. From the grape
| fruit cocktail in the first course TO the
assorted nuts. grapes and minis IN the
eighth and last course, everything was
n tribute to the perfect composing OF
the order, to the cooking and to the
efficient service rendered.
The greater honor of the event goes
; TO Miss Betty Brown, supervisor OF
vocal music at the seminary. Through
her initiative, she formed the idea,
| through a great endeavor and deter
mination, she carried il through to a
splendid success. For three weeks she
| has been training students for this en-
! tertainment. and for the last three
DAYS during all of her spare time end
| during the greater part of the time
ordinarily given over to rest, she has
been busy completing plans for its APP
pearance last night She took charge
| of arranging for costumes, training the
, participants, selecting the menu and OF
| decorating the hall. Last evening
| she was -he directing force which saw
/ the thing through TO a successful nm
! ish.
A large measure of credit for the sue
cess Of the undertaking should 90 TO
MA" Kline. as she is cased at the
/ school. Mrs. Kline had much 10 do
with arranging the attractive menu.
The spirit with which every student
/ went into this unique stunt is most
! eommendable. Each performed his
part well. To the other members of
| the faculty is due praise for their en-
thusiastic cooperation with the d.
rectress.
The following program was carried
out in ten acts. all Of which were well
received and responded 10 encores. /.
Opening chorus, IF You Look in Her
Eyes" 2 Modern dancing one-step.
/ by Mosher and Miss Abbott-waltz by
/ Kelly and Miss Brace-fox trot by
I Cvran and Miss Littel-lemon squeeze
bv Wall and Grove, Grove taking the
ladyS part very cleverly. 2. Folk
dance across the sea. T. Russian bal
let from "Pizzacsta." s. Spanish dance.