The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-23
TO HOLD MAY FETE
Students of Bethany College in
Annual Program.
Elizabeth SherbOn Is Queen
Alice SherbOn To Be King.

The students of Bethany college
will hold their annual May fete at
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon on
Bethany campus There will be ten
numbers on the program of the affair
The May fete will open with a pro-
cessional. Elizabeth Sherbon will be
queen and Alice Sherbon will be king.
The crown bearers will be Richard
Hayden and Martha Davis. Charles
Crosby and Sammy Lux will serve as
train bearers. Dorothy Jane Blue and
Mabel Harris will be flower girls
To Crown King and Queen.
This will be followed by the crown
ing OF the king and queen.
A pantomime entitled The Trans
formation Of Winter Into Spring Will
be presented. The cast of this num-
Der will be made up entirely of kin
dergarten children.
Warren Morris will represent win
ter. Winter winds will be represented
by Kenneth Fleming. Robert Am
brose, Buster Staten. Richard Quel,
Charles Wardin. James Barton Phelps
and Charles Blakely. The children
representing snow flakes will be: Bar
bara Southwick. Janet Close, Dudley
Mckee, Phyllis Morgan, Mary Frances
Crosby, Bobby Creary, James White,
Mary Ellen Parker. Beverly Haynes
and Mary Jane Laundon.
Children representing flowers will
be: Barbara Gregory, Mildred Faust,
lean Eynans margaret HON. r tOT-
ence Dachenbauch. Patricia Shoaf.
Dorothy Mckenzie, Betty Anne Beatty,
Marcia Mohler. Ruth Tracy, jeanette
Bowen and Frances May Cross
A May Pole Dance.
The next number will be the chill
dren's May pole dance. Children TAX
ing part will be: Frank Chase, John
Lorraine Guild, MatuIe Good. Helen
Callbeck. Virginia Smith, Belle Full
lerton, Eunice Liggett, Marjorie Dove.
Clementfne Walker. and Kathleen
Keeshan.
Students. who will appear in the
flower dance are: Martha Everett, Una
Graham, Ethel Miller, Elizabeth Swal-
low, Luella Graham. Dorothy Renken,
Barbara Kaye, Mary Elizabeth Wiki
DIAL and Joy Meyer.
The cast of the prologue follows:
Carolyn Webb, lover; Betty Steven
son, sweetheart; Lovina Parmenter,
villain and Lillian Aderhold, soubrette.
Persons, who will take part in the
May Pole dance are: Marjorie Altman,
Mildred Brown, Eliza beth Bracken,
Frances Cain, Uarda Kirkbride. Alice
HcEntire, Garnet Rambeau, Darline
Jarboe, Mary Webb. and Virginia
White.
1.-THE Billboard" an original ballet of
pantomime and dances, will follow.
Those who will take part are: Mildred
Bowman, Margaret Rathburn, Eleanor
arber, Eleanor Alderman, Fern Gill
more, Esther Dibble, Margaret Kaye,
Gladys French, Virginia White, Vera
Bechtelheimer, Katherine Warren,
Hazel Baker, Charline Owen, Inez
Plumb. Beatrice Bryant, Mary Cole
man, Alice Donaldson, Dorothy Dins-
moor, Fanny Federlin, Jean Hobson,
Mary Meyers, Madge Brewster, Doro-
thea Stahl, Florence McKeever, Mary
Elizabeth Wilmer, Elizabeth Patten,
Mary Elizabeth Stevenson, Halle
Reece, Virginia Slime, Edith Deering,
Henrietta Moeser, Lois Hedrick, Vir-
ginia Welty, Elizabeth Gregg, Marion
Dalton, Eileen Cowgirl, Marguerite
Dillon, Catherine Bachert, Marjorie
Tomson, Grace Lunney, Jean Steven
son, Dorothy Warren, Evangeline Nc
Kean, Dorothy Love, Louise Clevenger.
Janet Edelblute.
A minuet, THE Attendants" will be
presented.
The final number will be the re-
cessional- The vendors are: Thelma
Stanfield, Alberta Shell, and Isabel
Hibarger. Miss Velma Diehl and Miss
Louise Ross are directors of the fete
Miss Eliza beth Perrigo is director of
the kindergarten numbers. Mrs. r. c.
Ellis is musical director.