Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
PLAY GIVEN FOR BENEFIT
OF HUMANE SOCIETY
"0ver the Garden WalI' Pleases
Capacity House at Polls
Theater.

| A capacity house of the parents and
friends o fthe performers attended
the production Of rover the Garden
Wall" at Polls Theater yesterday aft
ernoon.
| This fairy fantasy, with music by
Minnie Saxton Bliss and under the
| direction of Miss Hawke. was given
to aid the Washington Humane So
ciety.
First Part Fairy Play.
| The program was divided into two
parts. the first clever fairy play
and the second a advertisement of
dancing.
| William Brawner and Ruth Newman
| 1ngham Mack and Marion Mccarthy
| won much applause with their songs.
and the dancing of Camille Little,
premiere dahSeuse, was capital.
Those in the first dance of the play.
included NJ. Maxwell, f. Fletcher, A.
Deming, c. Cissell, NJ. Goerner. NJ.
Lamasure. D. Jarman, 2. Walsh. +.
Lechler. M. Tittenour, B. McNally. J.
0lmstead, NJ. Goerner, l.. Turner, X.
Deming and G. Borzi.
Those dancing the bird dance were:
Canaries. 4. Breitnarth, II. Dick, v
sohmidt: II. Burhart: red birds. A.
Sieber. B. Barnes, C. Avery, NJ. Borzi,
r. Shea. H. Cissel, NJ. Huntress. L.
| La4ck: orioles. c. Nolan, l.. Turner,
), Rothchild; N. Woodruff, s. Wurde-
Tobias. J. Olmsted, D. Jarman, NJ.
Bloomfield: parrots, r. Giles, r.
Pierce. E. Mcneil, c. Sarratt, X Fer
ry. V. johnson, NJ. l.. Watson, A. Cav
| anagh. E. Cross, D. Forsberg, X. Jar
| man, c. Cissell.
Second Part, Dances.
The advertisement in part second
| was made up as follows:
Swedish folk dance, Elsie Eken-
| Rren. Christine Ekaporop Erd;+h
Ian. Mary Lee Phillips, Eleanore
Preston. Elizabeth Kennedy, Emily
! Learned, Olga Bayne, Magdalena
Flalho. Mary Hunt, Amy Andrews,
Mary Black. Virginia Flannery. Mar
garetta Wright. Sylvia Meredith,
Wheeler. Harry Covington, Robert
Ellis, Burr Edwards, jr.; Henry Beale
Gwynn, William Potter. George Bar
| racrough. Henry Rousseau. Falkner
Jones and Rqshmore Patterson;
Pirouette, Betty and Jeanne Richards;
Spanish dance. Beatrice Henderson:
sailors hornpipe, Frank. Robert and
Herbert Burkart: toe pas seul. Mar
tina Ellis; Spanish group dance. A.
| Pierce. G. cissell. &. Hoffman. K. To-
| bias. X. Giles. f. Mcneil. NJ. L. Wat
| son. ". Johnson, M. Woodruff, N
Cowen and c. Du Puy; tambourine
dance. Ruth Newman; folly dance,
| Louise Turner and Marion Rittenour:
baby polka, valette Schmidt; fancy
Mccarthy; clog, Katherine Young;
symposia waltz. Audrey Seiber.
! Peasant group dance, Maud Mason.
Cynthia Harris. Margaret Sumner.
Juliet Phillips. Sarah Louise Smell,
Charlotte Sarratt. Katherine Fenton.
/ CA1Ana IN EInonnro Tnffnn
| Dorothy. Bishop. Eleanor -Branson,
Marshall Dickerson. Julian Decker
son. Charles Squires. Albert Watson,
Bowie johnson. Addison Taylor;
Cooper Jackoway, Karl Kellerman
William Brawner and Frank Burkart
national medley, Rita Shea; solo. Ger.
trude Hunter; pas de deux coquette
Alice Fleming and William Rousseau
butterfly dance, Alice Deming. Cath.
1n,vn Dem .1es.r Ma5fa55e1
Caroline jackson. Evelyn Lechler; too
pas seul. Lylliard Behrens: caprice
Little Anne Breitbarth and Heller
Dick: gypsy dance. Corita Hunter
exhibition one-step. Beatrice Hender'
son and Crepps Beckham: Pas d.
Hoover: old-fashioned dance, Marion
Mccarthy. Gertrude Hunter. Rather
Inc Young Gertrude Borzi, - Thay
er, Jeanne Richards. Betty Richards
Lylliard Behrens. Mary BorZl, EieanOl
Branson, Martha Lamasure and L
Turner.
Chinese dance, Edith Harlan ant
Francis Hill; waltz dance. Cecelis
Cissell: eccentric dance. Ruth New
man; Russian dance. Camille Little
Irish Jig. Gertrude and Mar.
Borzi: highland fling, A. seiber. 3
Hoover, L Hoover. K. Hoover. M
Goerner, L. Loder. e. Lechler. A. Dem
ing. K. Deming. e. Fletcher, c. Jack
son, K. Young. F. Burkart. M
j Goener and M. Mccarthy.
4 The entertainment ended with
Scotch sword dance by Marion Nc
earthly. The orchestra was under tn
i d}rAcfinn ~ Sol Minister