Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-15


eral invited guests. The living room
was adorned with tall crystal vases
Of lilies, baskets of vari-colored
sweet peas and growing plants. At
the conclusion of the game, Mrs. G.
w. Montgomery assisted che hostess
in serving a salad course with iced
tea. Playing bridge were Mrs. Sam
Bergin, Mrs. Thad Wise, Mrs. Louise
Ferguson, Mrs. ]. H. Monts, Mrs.
Ernest Spann, Mrs. Roy Brannen,
Hiss Marguerite Hudson and Miss
Helen Smith. Playing rock We're
Mrs. Mamie Bradley, Mrs. j. C. Lo-
gan, Miss Alice Ruth Zimmerman
and Miss Grace Montgomery.
On Friday evening the pupils of
Plains High school presented "Snow
White" classic fairy story drama
tized by Miss Julia Coleman, each
one doing their part in a most cred
liable manner, showing the splen-
did training received. Hugh Gibson
as court jester made a decided hit.
Following is the synopsis of the play
and cast of characters:
Snow White is the beloved daugh-
ter of rich old king. Her STEP
mother, Queen Elaine, is intensely
jealous of her beauty. She consults
magic mirror, which tells her that
Snow White is the "fairest in all the
land" The queen plots her dstruc-
ton. Snow White fees, taking refuge
with band of dwarfs. The queen,
in disguise, seeks her and tries to
destroy her. But love and purity
triumph over wickedness.
Prologue-Mary Wise.
Snow White-Frances Lowery.
King, father of Snow White-Ce-
Gil Dodson.
Hayward, Kings fA'end-Harold
kendrick
Queen Elaine-Nellie Arnold.
The Prince-Norman Murray.
Corside-Nora CASTOR.
Genevieve-Annola Murray.
Celestia--Willie Kate Kennedy.
Court Jester-Hugh Gibson.
Fairies-Hozel Zimmerman, Mil
dred Andrews, Verna Lake Wise.
Festus-Walter Kennedy.
Queen Tin disguised ELLEN Smith.
Dwarfs-8th and 9th Grade Boys.
Maidens of the Princess-8th and
9th Grade Girls.
Ladies of the Court-High School
Girls.
On next Thursday evening at s
o'clock at the school auditorium the
pupils of the End Grade, taught by
Miss Cythia Langford, will present
Tom Thumb wedding, which prom
lses to be very Entertaining. The
patrons and friends are cordially in
vited Following is the wedding
party:
d Bride-Cecelia Bankston.
Groom-George Murray.
Maid of HonOr-Laura Wise.
Best Man-Raymond Marshall.
Ring Bearer-Miriam Zimmerman.
Flower Girls-Ann McGhee, Eliza
beth Dawson, Lenora Bacon, Eliza
beth Garden.
Bridesmaids Resale Philips,
Adrianna Bacon, Dorothy Andrews,
Katherine Sproull, Helen Walters,
Mae Frazier, Bobie Smith, Ruth
Wise.
Ushers - Richard Mcclure, Ber-
nard Howell, James Wise, David
Wise.
Minister-Harold Andrews.
Miss paorl 7 opufoud onJ Nf;,c
Eleanor Chambliss, for the 4th, 5th,
9th and 7th grades, announce the
program to be presented at the school
auditorium Friday evening, May 10,
at 8 o'clock. The public is cordial
il invited. Miss Langford's pupils
will give a pleasing operetta in one
act, THE Stolen Flower Queen" a
child's midsummer nights dream
Libretto by Douglas White Head.
Music by Grant Schaefer. Synop-
sis:
The Flowers coming one morning
to greet their Queen, find the throne
empty. Suddenly the King of the
Weeds and his retinue appear. They
have hidden the Flower Queen in the
Weed Kingdom, and unless she can
be found in one day, the King of
the Weeds will come to rule over
them. The Flowers call the Fairy
Queen to help in the search. She
summons her messengers to seek the
Flower Queen, north, east, south and
west. All report the missing Flower
Queen is not in their realm. When
all seems hopeless, trumpet is
heard the the Boy Scouts appear
bringing the Flower Queen, and the
Weed King, bound as prisoner.
Overture.
Hail, Queen of Flowers. Open
ing Chorus.
Worry For Rent" Solo-Johnny
Jump-Up.
king of the Weeds'-Solo and
Chorus.
Hail, Sister Flowerets-Chorus.
'Fluttering Butterfly - Butter
flies.
D. Gay Little Snow Flakes"-Jack
frost and Snow Flakes.
Troubles Just Bubble Solo