Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-21
Butterflies
In Beautiful
Ball Tonight

A real fairies ball is the treat
in store tonight and tomorrow af
ternoon for the people Of Salem
In the form Of Butterflies Bali
to be given at the Grand theatre
by dancing pupils Of Mrs. Ralph
White. The event is tremendous
undertaking, and those who watch
the performance will readily real
ize that the fairy dancers have
been tirelessly trained and pains
takingly costumed and that the
work was not accomplished by SC
slight an effort as the stroke OF a
fairy wand.
Mothers and sponsors consider
all their labor we'll spent, for in
addition to giving an entertain
ment which is wonderfully de-
lightful a children's ward In the
new Salem hospital will be bene-
fitted. The children who have prac-
ticod SO faithfully have felt this
urge too and have been the more
faithful because they knew they
were helping.
A pretty fairy story is woven
about the many little dances and
brief resume of the principal
events is given here. In addition
to the names given there are many
other children who appear In the
groups.
Act
l.. Spring morning, solo, Mar
garet White. 2, fairy queen, Caro-
lyn Lambrith. 3, Dance OF the
Sun Princess, Dorothy Liyesley. A,
Dance Of the Brownies, group. 8,
Dance Of the fairies. Q, Queen Of
The Butterflies, jeanette Sykes. Z,
Tiny Butterflies and Brownies. 5,
Princess OF the Butterflies, Mar
jory Webb. 0, Dance OF the Big
Butterflies. 10, Entrance OF Prin-
cess Trueheart, Nancy Thielsen.
IL, Queen OF the Wood Nymphs,
Marie Patton. ~, Dance of the
Water Lilies, solo, Eleanor
Schmidt. 10, California Poppy,
Janet Plimpton. IA, Apple Bios
SONS, Dorothy Livesley. 15, June
Breezes, Maxine Glover. 10, Dance
OF the Seasons, Spring, Fay Was
som, Summer, Henrietta Bishop,
Fall, Dorothy Bell, Winter, Lucille
Downing. II, Dance Of the Water
Spirits. 18, Dance OF the Winds.
10, Golden Locks, Maxine Myers.
20. Musical movement. 81, Dance
Of the Tulips. Dorothy Stafford.
22, FREELY Dance, Elizabeth
Waters. 23, Bunnie Rabbits. "a,
Night, Leona Geer, 25, Moon Prin-
cess, Cynthia Delano, assisted by
Kenneth Webb.
Act 2
!, Dance OF the Baby Witches.
2, Witch Spiteful, Edna Satter-
lee. 3, Entrance of Fairy Queen,
Carolyn Lambrith, and FRINGE
Charming, Sherman Plimpton. 3,
Duet, Princess Trueheart and
Prince Charming, Nancy Thielsen
and Sherman Plimpton. s, Dance
of the Hours.
Act 3
King Goodheart, Fay Hendrlck-
son; Queen Truelove, Marjorie
Mellinger; Pages, Homer Gouley,
ChestN 0lcott; Ladies in Waiting,
Genevieve Barbour and Loyal
Gray. Court Guards, Vivian Har-
grove, Phyllis Palmer. /, Hussar
Dance, Vivian Hargrove and Phyl-
is Palmer. 2, Duet, Filtration
dance, Jeanette Sykes and Janet
Plimpton. 3, Dolores from Spain,
Lefty Steelhammer. s, Assembly,
Minute Waltz, ballet OF the
Court.) 8, Tarantella. Z, Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star, Margaret
Bell. s.Norwegian Dance. ., Tink
Bell, Lois Leedy. 10, La Artist
Dance and his Royal Gift. Jean
ette Sykes, Margaret White, IL,
Fields Ballet, Genevieve Barbour
and Fay Wassom. ~, Court Dance
ensemble.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. p. Bishop OF Sa-
lem, and Clarence Bishop, of
Portland, departed today for
Brownsville to be present there to-
night for grand opening and
In observance OF the
OF the Bishop wooden
mills at that place 1t has been
sixty years since the industry op-
Grated there and the affair is be-
Ing given tonight prior to the in
stallment Of machinery. Thomas
Kay. father of Mrs. Bishop. came
Out from New Jersey and estab-
Iished the industry in Brownsville
about sixty years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bishop plan TO return to sa-
lem tomorrow.
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