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nori follows tho closely guarded
Emperor wishing to tell him
that an army IS being raised for
his rescue and restoration. But
his efforts fail. At last, while the
party Is asleep at an inn. kojlinn
enters tho garden and. cutting
cherry tree. writes upon the
white spot the message, which
only the Emperor Will under
stand. Japanese write from the
top down.
3. StoryZ"Monkey and Jellyfsh."
4. Upside Downs.
9. Ancient Love Song-"Moonlight
and Waves" with Samisen.
6. Song-"Lady Picking Muibcrries."
with Gekkin.
Z. Folk Dances:
Formal dance-"Gcnroku Hanna
Nj Odori," with songs.
Intcrpretativc dancc-"Cho Cho"
tButtcriiies). with poems.
Comic dance-"okami and Hy2to-
co." with songs.
s. Feminine Fashions.
PART H.
IIAy@'i fOx woman
sCharactcrs-Father Take; Son
Take: Fusa. bride of Son Take; Fox
Woman; Flower Vendcr.
The Fox Woman Is cunning red
fox, which has taken the from OF n
woman, and corresponds to the witch
Of Western legends.
This play is an example OF the
latest development q. dramatic art
In Japan. following closely the real
istic methods OF the West.
one Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Miss Annie Stcgcr winston.
chairman. VIII review IF winter
Come" by Rev. s. NJ. Hutchinson.
Tea VIII be served as usual
SiusIcinn.' Club.
The musicale OF the Musicians Club
VIII be held Wednesday morning Mt
IL o'clock In the auditorium OF The
Woman's Club. The entire program
VIII consist OF compositions by John
Powell. rendered by members oil
club. Especially notable will be tn.
sonata Tor violin and piano dedicated
To Mrs. q. Watson James. Jr.. and
which Will be played by her, with
MIS-. Pe*ton Rove at the plano.
This musicale was postponed be-
cause Of MIR. powells inability to he
present on December 70. but he VIII
be present Wednesday, upon the oc-
casion OF this unusual tribute, by
his own people, to his genius and
iaine as II composer.
Pretty Wedding.
Ono of the ptet;ies, weddings OF
the season, solcmnizcd In All
saints Episcopal sChurch on Satur.
day. December 81, at $3.50 o'clock
'waa tina, OF Miss Elizabeth Cole
ford and Frederick Hoffers Franck,
Rev. j. \. DOwnman officiating. The
church was decorated with Christmas
green's and palms. and lilies were
used on the altar. Just before the
ceremony John womble sang 20. Per-
feet Love-" accompanied by Professor
Ernest Cosby. who played the we'd
ding music.
The bride entered the church with
her mother. by whom she WAS given
In marriage. and was met ut the al
tar by the groom. attended by Morton
Northcn as best man. She wore n
gown OF white satin with court
tram which fell from tho shoulders
1ier Wei OF illusion was caught with
orange blossoms and band OF pearls
she carried II shower bouquet OF
bride roses aud lilies of the valley.
iier ohly ornament was string Of
pearls. The bride was attended
her aunt. Miss Mary Hendricks. "a.
maid of honor. She wore n gown ar
Nile green chiffon and carried an
arm bouquet of pink rosebuds. The
bridesmaids included Misses Virgin
Ia Duke. Thelma Elicit, Catherine
Schroeder. Frances Franck, Margaret
Jenries and Mrs. Hugh S. Grant. who
wore gowns Of orchid taReta and
also carried arm bouquets of pink
rosebuds. Bright Tyler acted as
master OF ceremonies and the grooms-
men We're Eugene Mattern. Clyde
Nogers. Leslie OVERLY. Tom Andrews.
Henry Schaeffer and Robert Pohle.
The bride is the only daughter OF
me late Frederick w. Ford and Mrs.
Minnie l.. Adcock and the great niece
or Ex-Governor William Thompson
Day. OF Florida. Mr.. Franck Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Franck, or
ms city. Following the rehearsal
FRIDAY evening reception was given
IN the homo of the bride to the
Bridal party and immediate families.
Immediately after the ceremony.