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THE SCHOOL REPORTER
Continued from page one.)
Maaaie's Party

Maggie's Party
Last Friday night the students be-
longing to the Maggie" side of the
subscription contest gave a party for
the "Jiggs' the winners. A good time
was had by all and we must certain
ly give the grub" committee credit
for the swell feed which they gave
out. Nobody seemed to have gone
home hungry. The "JiggsD seem to
think the "Maggies" are all right now
Mr.. and Mrs. Horsford came up to
listen in on our Radio and just could
not get away till after the ice cream
and cake were esrved. We were surely
glad to have them with u.s. There is
no better way to get keen insight in
our school, to appreciate the general
attitude on the part of student and
faculty than by attending one of our
parties.
More About the Family
Mr. Stem, the old grass widower
l mentioned last week comes to our
house to see Cora but we believe he
has other motives. In fact, he said
something about her that made us sit
up and take notice. Violet-thats
Cora's governess-well she's so at
tractive that we're inclined to fall in
love with her. Then Della, the maid,
is an interesting character so there's
some reason to see why Bobby kissed
her. Didwiddie is comical butler but
he's very accommodating. Mrs. Martyr,
90 or 1anr ic nd
believe me she has to put up" with
a lot from the family. Guess I've told
you about all of them but you haven't
heard or seen a quarter of what's to
be known
Well wager you have kindred troub-
les in your own household Maybe
you can solve the mystery and your
come to the High School April 27 and
%. Don't come if you expect to see
farce; however, if you want to be en-
tertained by little human, true-to-
life nature here's the place to go.
Don't forget the time and place.
A ROSE DREAM
An Operetta Presented BY the Circle
0TdUG OCIlOOiy LII iCSlCQ NY MdiiC
johnson and Mrs. Esther Owen
Little Rose. who has wandered away
from home and is lost, falls asleep.
The Fairies find her, and the Fairy
Queen designated Hop-O'-My-Thumb
to guide her through the Land of the
Lost, and later to Fairyland, her King
dom. Little Rose with band of Roses
as her bodyguard, sees much to de-
light and interest her. The Fairies
with their dainty charm; the mis-
chievous Elves, who are never at rest,
it would seem; the Giant Forgot-all |
these she meets through her wonder
Jul guide Hop-O -My-Thumb.
In the second part, they have |
brought her to Fairyland itself, where
he lovely Queen of the Fairies holds
court. Can and Can't, the twins are
1ere, and Little Rose finds a tiny |
oud amidst her bunch of Roses. The
Fairies and the Elves do their best to
her, the Queen is most grac-
GUS to her, but all this delight cannot
keep a Mortal, Little Rose, from get
ing tired and sleepy, and an these
are Fairies of the Day, the Queen
sends Hop-O'-My Thumb with a mes
sage to Little Roses mother, that
she will find her daughter sleeping
meath the lilac tree in the park, and
he last chorus of the fairies, prepara-
ory to taking flight, leave Little Rose
;leepily leaning against the Fairy
Throne; even her attendant roses are
lrowsy and dropping, since the Queen
ellis us
"a mortal child can never stay
In Fairyland but for day."
ind so the fall of the curtain ends the
lay in Fairyland and A Rose Dream.
Cast of Characters
fairy Queen - Marian Eastburn
little Rose --..... Agnes Peterson.
The Rosebud -.--.---. Betty Shaffer
The Giant Forgot ------ Charles Davis.
wins Can and Can't ...---.---.-...
--. Lawrence Anderson and Ed
ward Elverude.
Iop-O'- -My-Thumb .. Glen Hanson.
Fairies
Helen Robson
LNcile Robson.
Marjory Boice.
Verna Abelin.
Irene Reinemer.
Gladys Lala.
Clara Rorvik.
Cora Gilbertson.
Dorothy Pardis. I
Door Fairy ---....-.---- Helen Cole. \
Pocae