The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
Dance Carnival
To Be Given By
Mrs. Camper

The dancing pupils of Mrs. Annie
Sykes Camper have been hard at work,
preparing for the carnival to take place
at the Phillips auditorium Friday eve
ming. May 16, at s 10 o'clock for the
benefit Of the ladies' organization of
the Independent Presbyterian church
The program has been outlined to in
clude many of the accepted forms of
the opportunity for the display of the
individual conception and creation in
rhythmic interpretations.
1t will be the most artistic. elabora te-
ly costumed and staged scenic event
of the season. There will he two scenes
which viii furnish delightful setting
for the artistic. graceful baby work.
A number Of Birmingham's most tai.
ented children will be presented in this
beautiful carnival. The artistic wind
mill which will be used as a back
ground for the lovely solo dance OF
Miss Olive Heck is the clever handi.
work of Mrs. Louise Cone, who has
done several other artistic pieces OF
painting, among them being the scenery
for the Little Theatre.
The interesting features for the eve
ming entertainment, win be:
Part /.
The. Fairy Doll. Rose Martin.
Little Miss Muffett. Mary Anderson
Tutwiler the Parsian Doll Roselyn
Bloomberg. An Old Fashioned Doll,
Marjorie Jenkins. The Russian Doll
Peggy Beddow; the Dutch Doll, Olive
Elizabeth Heck; French Doll, Evelyn
Jacks: Powder Puff Doll. Louise
Douglas Golden Doll. Margaret Ann
Lowery: Rocking Horse. Frances Per-
due: Two News Boys, Rosa Earle and
Neral De3ardeleben The Archer. Bet
ty MCGOWAN. Ethlyn Webb, Willoise
Carter Beatrice, Florence, Nellie
Stark, Frances Bridgewater Cuckoo
in the Woods" June Jaynes; Jumping
Jack" Gertrude Binder; Butterfly
Chase" Marjorie Noojin. Gladys Han.
over: "MArinettes on Parade" solo
dance. Rose Mary Carroll, assisted by
Louise Douglas. Evelyn Jacks. Doro-
thy CIary. Olive Heck, Jane French
Frances Park, Amelia Embrey, Amelia
Temmenbaum.
Play Time, Joseph aud Cary Kidd
'Guffies." soloist. May Belle Nor.
gan. assisted by June Jaynes. Rose
Lorene Martin, Peggy Beddow. Harriet
Hanover. Norma Jean Tomlinson, Mar.
garet Anne I,owery. May Bell Morgan
Gertrude Binder. Mary Tutwiler, Rose.
Ign Blomoberg, Frances Baldwin. Sara
Ella Taylor, Rosa Judy, Mary Sue To-
gan. Josephine Harris, Betty Frazier
Frances Perdue. Goodnight, Jeanne
Scale.
Part No. 2.
Nocturne, Martha johnson, Beonora
Hartley, orville Knight, Wedna
Vaughan. Alberta Stratford. Autumn
Rose Russian Dance. Mary Frances
McLip. "Coquette Dolls" Merial De
Bardeleben. Scarf Dance. Eleanor Bat
son, Mary Perdue. Esther Kinds, Al
berta Stratford. Youth. and Ball
Elizabeth Duke; Puck Marpori,
Noojin; Expression of jazz, Glady.
Hanover; Spanish Beauty. Martins
johnson; Rambaline from Wildflower
Song and Dance. Mary Frances McLin
and John McVay.
Variation Artisque, LeOnora Hart
ley; Valse Classic. Rosa Earle Dalse,
Orville Knight sleheizo, Mary Per
due: Snowflakes. Elizabeth Duke, Rosa
Earle. Mary Noojin. Merial De Bard
eleben and Gladys Hanover.
Sylvan scenes: In Beauty's Bower,
nymphs, Beatrice Florence, Mary Fran
ces McLin, Fame Martin. Augusta
Kyle Glenn Stallings, Battle Walker,
Mary Brown, Carolyn Kidd, Jose
phine Kidd. Alberta Stratford, Flossie
Hanover, Elizabeth BatsOn, Lucille
Caldwell, Orville knight, Wedna
Vaughan. Eunice Cooley, Mary Vevile,
Esther Kinds, Rosemary Carroll.
Part No. Sylvan Dances, LeonOra
Hartley Part No. 3, Cupids Carnival,
Martha Iohnahu