The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-18
MISS FANNIE KEHOE ENTERTAINS WITH MOST
SUCCESSFUL DANCE FOR ST. NICHOLAS GIRL

Charming in it's setting and express
ing artistry and beauty in a most orig
inal and charming way, the recital
which was given last night by the pu-
pills of Miss Fannie. Kehoe for the st.
Nicholas Girls fund. was one of the
loveliest holiday entertainments ever
given in the city, and several hundred
made up the audience which witnessed
this delightful program of aesthetic
and interpretative dancing.
The grace Of movement the wonder
full way in which each detail of dance
and costuming had been combined to
produce the charming effects, and the
beauty of the childish dancers, added
new laureIs to those Miss Kehoe has
already won.
The opening dance, la Paloma, ;"
which was one of the most elaborate
and graceful of all the numbers, and
was wonderfully effective, both solo
and ballet dancing featuring this num-
Der.
The Mosquito Parade was a darling,
funny dance and one of the favorites
of the evening, the Miauet, which
showed a group of lovely girls in the
costume of 1860, the quaint Dutch
dance, the Indian Powwow and the
Dance of the Flowers each seemed to
be the most charming expression of
art.
The lovely Elf Dance, the AD AIKEN
ing of the Butterfly. the Spanish
Dance, La Fauliana, the Vale Aesthe-
tic, Dan Cupid, with bow and arrow,
and the pretty Scarf Dance, were love-
| ly and graceful, indeed
But special mention must be made
Of the Baby Ballet, which was delight
full, led by tiny Margie Yonge, and
which captivated the house, and the
| beautiful Oriental Dance, by Miss
Faith Binkley, which was an exquisite
| interpretation of the Eastern dances.
Following is. the complete program:
ia Paloma," ballet and solo-So-
loists, Elvie Schrieber, Barbara Stew
art; ballet, Doris Born Mary Lynn
Maura, Janet George Marie Amos.
Thelma Hansen, Minnie Evelyn Kehoe,
Margaret Crenshaw, Catherine Haley,
Margaret Wells, Elizabeth Brainard,
Goldie Aldredge, Marie Ward.
Piano solo, Fantasia Impromptu"
| (Chopin) Mrs. Marshall
"Elf Dance Elizabeth Dannfell,
Marion Blount.
| Mosquito Parade'-Dickey Meach-
am, Corinne Quina, Ave Maria Whit
ing, Catherine Emanuel, Margie
Yonge.
| Solo dance, ''The Awakening of a
Butterfly Hansen.
Minuet, Colonial Danes of 1867
Silva Formason, Dorothy Wells, Ma
rion Blount, Elizabeth Daniels, Pau
line Greenaway, Elizabeth Cary, Eliz-
abeth Aldredge, Catherine Emanuel.
Spanish dance, La Faullana"-El-
vie schrieber.
Solo (selected) Mrs. c. NJ. Kelley.
Solo, Oriental Dance"-Faith Blink
ley.
Ballet, dance of the F1owers'-Bar-
bara Bell Margaret Crenshaw, Margte
Murphee, Barbara Stewart, Dorothy
Born, Catherine Haley Elizabeth Dam
niells, Elizabeth Cary, Marion Blount,
Mary Lynn Maura.
| Solo, Vale Aesthetic" (Opus "a,
Chopin minnie Evelyn Kehoe.
Solo (se1ected)-N Sanduslxy.
| Dutch Dance"-Barbara Stewart,
Marion Blount
Indian Dance"-Jndian chief, Eliza
beth Cary; Indians, Pauline Crenshaw,
Doris Wells. Elizabeth Aldredge, Silvia
Formason, Barbara Bell, Margte Muir
| phree.
Nature Dance. dan Cupid"-E1vie
/ Schrieber.
Piona solo, christmas Chimes
Mary Rogers Mitchell.
Baby ballet, Dancing Fairies"-Co-
rhine Quina, Margie Yonge, Ave Maria
| Whiting, Catherine Emanuel
Scarf Dance"--ATarie Amos Eliza
beth Brainard, MAJ garet Wells, Thelma
Hansen. Marie Ward, Goldie Aldredge,
Janet George, Elvie Schrieber, Minnie
| EVELYN Kehoe
The recital was given by Miss Ke-
hoe and her pupils for the St. Nicholas
Girls fund, and a splendid sum was
realized for the Christmas work.