The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-08-18
SUMNER JUBILEE

AS announced last week the Sum-
mer Jubilee dates for the Frolic at
Bayfield, have been changed to Aug.
rs, &c, 81. On these dates the man.
agement and members of the Bayfield,
Civic League are prepared to well
come you into their large Memorial
Hall and there to give you a good
time with their shows and dancing.
There will be an hours entertain
ment each evening beginning prompt
ly at 8 o'clock, consisting of short
acts, singing, dancing, comedy, music
Each night different program.
One of the features of the first
nights program will be play en-
titled "a Bachelors Dream" in which
will appear some of our most popular
and charming young people. There
will also be several very fine musical
numbers as well as other attractive
features, all of which you will be
sure to like. On the second night
two members of note will be the
musical comedy number by the
Chapple Bros. of Ashland and Liv-
ing Models" in which will appear
Mr. Wilman, Jr. of Wilman and Han
sen, of Ashland, and two pretty
young ladies. Mr.. Wilman is the
winner of the prize for the best drap-
er and designer of gowns in the U.
S. and will dr. pc the same style OF
gowns on his models as the ones with
which he won his prize at the con-
vention. The Living Dolls act and
a clog dance number by Mr.. George
Gordon will both be interesting num-
bers of the second nights show, too.
And that's not all. You will each
find something to please you. The
third nights show will be equally as
good as the two others but / am not
going to tell you everything we're
planning to have. Come and see.
You'll get your moneys worth.
After the shows comes the dancing
Lodles Badger State Harmonizers
will furnish the music for that, as
we'll as the music for the shows.
You all know Lodle's Harmonizers.
1t is one dandy orchestra and when
they get to playing you can't stand
still. You Just go to dance, that's
all. Friday night the dancers will
be allowed to dance until the wee
sma' hours. instead of the doors be-
ing closed at midnight as they will
be both Thursday and Saturday
nights. So those who love to
dance. and dance can mark down Fri
day night in their date books as
the big dance night.
Of course the hours show each
night an dthe dancing isn't all. There
will be booths to visit and incident
ally at each leave a few dimes.
There will be Beauty Booth where
maids and matrons will cater to
several charming (and beautifully
your wishes Ding up your hair
in the latest style and otherwise
adding to ones appearance. Even
if you don't need further beautify-
ing visit 'em anyhow and see all
the aids to beauty and the pretties
they have on display. Then go get
satisfaction for your sweet tooth
at the candy booths and eat til you
can eat no more at the refreshment
booth. And for the Riddles land
grown ups too) there will be pop
corn, ice cream cones, peanuts and
balloons. And for surprises don't
fail to visit the Country store in
the basement.
Of course I could chatter on and
on and fill so much space that 'Ye
Editor fthis paper would want to
call me down or at least cut this
down so I'll quit it before I dc-just
let me whisper (stage style)-
Summer Jubilee, at Memorial
Hall, at Bayfield,, Wis.,, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, August 18th,
26th, and 9th. Come on every
body, let's go
On yes, that's so-the price of
admission nearly forgot-15 cts.
and Is cts. Dance tickets extra.
Also few CD other extras. Doors
open promptly at TOO o'clock. Come
early and avoid the rush.
- - $50
SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES :.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
G. H. Waters. Pastor.
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