Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
June Carnival.


! Now that the Benson business
mems trade exhibit is past history
some OF the women of the commun.
ity announce an open air carnival to
'~se given on the lot west of the city
hall, Friday evening, June TO- Ad-
mission is free. Special attractions
Will be staged at 8. 9 and 10 o'clock,
including minstrel show of real
Jubilee singers, band concert, a
slide for life and other stunts usual
~ enacted on such occasions. Booths
OF various kinds will be erected with
ak their side issues. Souvenirs will
be given away. Special cricrs will
announce the events OF the eve
ning,
Parent Teacher Association.
Mrs. F. B. Oliver, chairman of the
z program committee Of the Parent
Teacher association, announces the
following program to be given in
the assembly room of the Benson
High, Tuesday evening, June 7.
Business session at s o'clock, fol-
lowed by contralto solo by Mrs.
Q. Arthur Melcher, accompanied by
Miss Ruth lockwood, organist and
chorister at the First Christian
church, who will play piano selec-
tions. Miss Mary Sturgeon will
talk on Commercial Art" The
Harold Wright orchestra will play
several numbers. A luncheon will
be served at the close of the pro-
gram. High school students and
patrons are invited to attend.
Pupils in Recital.
Miss Marguerite Liljenstolpe will
present the following pupils in piano
recital at the Methodist church,
Tuesday evening, June 7. Marguerite
Greenfield, Lillian Holloway, Dorothy
rklever, Alice Rouse, Harold Wright,
Ihelma Wolfe, Bernice Henry, Hazel
Giles, Roma Roth, Louise Leiriemann
and Lucille Barnum.
Children's Day Program.
The children of the Benson Bap-
>tist church will furnish a program
tor the evening service Sunday,
June II.
Keystone Park Card Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rhoy of
Clairmont addition were host and
hostess Saturday evening to the
members of the Keystone Park Gard
club. Tables were arranged for 90
players.
Social Calendar.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Welch at
tended the cabaret dinner dance
Tuesday at the Happy Hollow club.
Wednesday Mrs. Welch enter
tanned II ladies at bridge lunch
con at her home at Cherry Croft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ralph were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Welch at
the Rotary dinner given Wednesday
at the Fontenelle. Jim Heron, mono
logue artist, was the chief entertainer
of the evening.
Miss Gertrude Irene Welch was
hostess to the girls of the fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh grades and
their teachers Of Brownell Hall at
picnic luncheon Friday at her home
at Cherry Croft
Sunday School Operetta.
Members of the Methodist Sunday
school will render an operetta en-
titled "Children's Day Chap1ets,"
Sunday morning, June II. Twelve
girls of the Junior department. will
represent the hours Of the day. two
dressed in pink, will appear as the
GAVIN; two in green, the .forc-
noon; two in yellow, NOON; two
in lavender, Afternoon; two in
gray, twilight; and two in, black,
the might" Miss Mildred Folsom
enacts the role of Miss Children's
Day" Music will be furnished by the
Sunday school Booster choir. Helen
Crissman has solo number, and
Dorothy Babcock and Mary Susan
Moore, duet. Walter Frederick
Reishaw will recite the poem, "Sun-
beams" and members of the pri-
mary department will sing suh-
beam song. The cradle roll will be
represented by, Mary Jane Nelson
,