The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-05
|PLAYLFT BY CAMP
FIRE GIRLS DATED
GARDEN CITY 0RGANIZA,
TON PRESENT CAST
i" RETURN OF R0SALIA'
Social Events and Comings and
Goings of People in "
....r Village. -

Garden City, May 3.-The camp
fire girls will present a play in the
Woodman hall Friday evening. May
s. entitled THE Returning of Ro-
salia." Synopsis and cast of char
acters. Rosalia, when only three
years was stolen from her home by
a gypsy band. Nina, the old gypsy
woman, who is half crazy, is trying
to return her to her mother, for
she feels she has not long to live
and wishes to return her. Nita, a
gypsy girl Rosalia and Nita run
away from the tribe near the town
of Quito, where Rosalia had been
stolen from fourteen years before
The kitadin camp fire girls on the
way to a ceremonial meeting came
upon the gypsies in the woods. vi
Wan Price and Viola Martin imme-
diately get their heads together and
do detective work when they see
the resemblance between Rosalia
and Margarita Robson, the guar
dams little daughter. They dress as
farmer boys to get the girls to talk
to them and they persuade them to
take a walk with them. They take
Nita with them and join the camp
fire at their ceremonial meeting
Here Nita tells her story to Mrs.
Robson, whose daughter Rosaha is
restored to her Aunt Marie. Rosa
LAS aunt adopts Nita for she be-
comes quite attached to her ways.
The Kitadin camp fire vote Rosalia
and Nita into their circle.
Nina, half crazy gypsy woman,
Mae Anderson.
Nita, a young gypsy of the same
friha urilpao
Rosalia, the stolen child. Ailene
Mrs. Robson. guardian of camp
FIRE, Beth Sterling.
Margarita. her daughter. Luella
Sheppard. ..
Maria Stone, the old maid aunt,
Lois Jay. ,-
Vivian Plce, Maud Gilman.
Two girls who are leading mem
bers, Ruth Schuler. ~
Janette, the girl who knows a
story, Mildred Bixby. \
Bess, the girl who shutters, Lu-
ellie Mann.
Rachael, the slang girl, Nina Duf
field.
Pauline, the girl who is afraid of
boys, Gladys Pew.
The Odakota camp fire girls of
the high school will present this
play and the tickets will, be 25 and
IS cents and the proceeds for the
same will be used toward Q weeks
camping trip this summer. The
girls, between acts, will sing a
group of camp fire songs. Mr.. Nc
Mahan and Mr.. John will Also sing.
Remember Friday evening, May 5.
The correspondent will not at
tempt to say any more shout the
laying of the corner stone of the
new consolidated school, which took
place last Friday, April %. 1t was
SO nicely written by John C. Wise
good of Fairmont was present AND
he was reared and grew to manhood
in Garden City and is very keen
about all that is worth while in his
home town.
Mrs. w. II. Girvin, Mrs. l. e. Will
iiams, Mrs. ]. H. Cuddy, Mrs. j. W.
Wilcox and daughter Madelyn drove ;
from Mankato Friday to attend the
laying of the corner stone and call
on their old friends Mrs. E. M. Call.
Henry Gerry of Mankato, an old
resident, and one of the school
mates of Mr.. Harry Welcome, was
at the laying of the corner stone
Inc ClulC uelu a. the SCnOOl mousse
Thursday, April 81, was well at
tended, the examiners being busy
all day. .,s... ..... :.
. There were a goodly number OF
members from Mankato Christian
church who drove up to attend the
services In the Christian church,
which was very pleasing to the local
pastor, Rev. Dobson and congrega-
ton.
Miss Liza Wilson, teacher of the
primary department, went to Yer
non Center Friday evening to visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. c.
M. Warren, returning Saturday al
ternoon. H..
Elmer Updegraft and daughter
Wilma, accompanied by Mrs. Franc
Thurston, Nellie Thurston4 and E.
M. Call drove to Mankato Saturday
afternoon in his Hupmobile, having
very pleasant trip, until returning
home. A car on the Minneopa road
turned the corner SO quickly that in
order to prevent a collision Mr.. Up
degraft ran his car into the bank,
damaging it greatly. Luckily no one
was hurt.
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