The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-07
Primary Grades Will Give Mus
ical Version Of Play,
Peter Rabbit

4dIlkl 68u, JAPANESE OpSISCCA Oy
M. L. Harding. will be presented by
the VIII Junior high school on We'd
nesday and Thursday Of next week,
at the Bismarck high school auditor
ium, according to G. w. Leifur. prin-
cipal, who Is in charge Of general ar.
rangements. The Wednesday per.
Torrance will be q matinee at 4
o'clock, and the Thursday program
begins at 8 p. m.
Teachers Of the school are supervls-
ing the entertainment, with Miss Jes-
sic Streigl in charge of the music,
Miss Mabel Olson, d~raunatics, Miss
Adeline Ness, dancing. Miss Mary HUI.
Der. scenery, and stage managing,
Miss Gertrude Evarts, advertising
and tickets, and Misses Charlotte
Schmidt, Esther Jacobson, and Ruth
Cordner, costunning.
An effective out door setting. will
be used, and scenery and costumes
will make 1t one Of the most elaborate
operettas staged by the school. The
story of the play tells Of the rescue Of
a beautiful japanese princess.
Prince Toto, banished to The island
OF No Man, has a daughter Yauki
San, who Is the favorite of the court,
but who Is hated by her seven sisters,
called tie Seven Roses. The Wolf
Witch of the Island Is bribed to cast
a spell over Yanki San by the sisters
who are jealous Of her beauty. Find
ing 1t impossible to rouse Yanki San
from the spell of the witch. the Prince
promised the hand Of his daughter to
the person who will STAY the wolf
Witch and break the charm.
Those taking part, and the charac-
tiers they will portray follow:
Yanki San. Joyce Newton: Prince
Oto. Emerson Logee; Princess Toto.
Arnot; Prince Ton. Donald Bowman:
High Chancellor, Junior Birdzell; San
Fan. Phyllis Olson.
Seven Roses: Lillian Hedstrom.
Peggy Bankston, Marian Peterson.
Mavis Mitchell. and Mary Louise
six Maids: Mary Ellen Hoffman.
Lois Werstlein. Esther u g n,
Ellen Tiiiotson: Little Maids: Marion
Porter and Lucille Isaminger.
Fisher Lads: Evan Kennedy. James
Hyland. Neil Croonquist, Brand Drew,
Elmer Erickson. Billy Corwin. Paul
Jack Harris. Elmer Peterson. George
Shafer. Edwin Delaney, and Walter
ns Chorus; Louise Melville. Aletsa
Eleanor cox. Bevs May SEQ Scott. Helen Helen;
Conradi. Louise Dietz, Elvira Slorby
Janice Hagg, Ida Kallenburger, ILL
iian Hanson, and Dolores Tekirpe,
Lois Tierney. Anna Anderson. Bonnie
AIi11nY. nnrnfhry n6n vnnnnn Lcror
I~;ernice Ulmcr, Ruth Rand. Jane Law
yer. Genevieve Rodgers. Ruth Baker.
Betty I%nsstad. Mary Mailman. and
Bertha ziebart.
The Primary grades. under the d.
rection of the teachers, Misses Esther
Maxwell. Nora McG ettigan and
Judith Rue, will tell in song and story
the ever popular tale Of Peter Rab-
Bit"
Those taking part are:
Mother. Norma Kuehn: Flopsy. Bet
ty Walla: Mopsy. Kathleen Spohn:
Cotton Tail, Vernon Peterson; Peter
McGregor. Earl Beatt.
Beans. Lillian Grey, Kelly Smith.
Fern Hartford. Donald Sjoblor m.
Ralph Agre, Jack Evarts, Nathan
Peas: Vera Hafterson. Ruth Nc
Possella Sjoblom, Frances Brown,
Ann Bergeson. Marian Martin.
Lettuce: Charlotte sloven. Dorothy
Knecht. Pearl Norum. Mildred Kens-
rud. Irene Mcbride, Vivian Rung-
hauge, Mildred Gray. Florence Belan-
ger.
Carrots: Billie Mccullough. Bernard
Lueck. Jimmie Boutrous. Leroy Half
Richholt. Robert Smith. and Robert
Francis.
Motion pictures made In the West
indies, the Canal Zone, and at var
ious places in South America, were
displayed when Miss Dorothy Moses
entertained the members Of her
bridge club last evening at her home,
216 Park street. The pictures were
taken by Miss Moses brother, Lieut..
Charles Moses, y. s. NJ, on a recent
cruise. The remainder Of the time
was spent informally, and q refresh
ment course served. Mrs. Harry +.
Henson, Jr., Roanoke, Va, "a o
guest from out Of the city.
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Dinner Hon0rs Miss Duffy
In compliment to Miss Alice Duffy,
Fargo policewoman, who spoke here
last evening, officers of the Bismarck
Community Council and a group Of
women who have been actively iden-
titled with the movement to secure q
police woman for the city, entertain
cd at a dinner at the hotel Prince.
Among the specially invited guests
was Mrs. George F. Shafer, wife OF
Governor Sllafer.
Members of the Arbor Vitae club
were entertained last evening by Mrs.
Howard Hendrickson, at her home,
Sill Thirteenth street. Following a
social evening q luncheon was served
at a table decorated in the st. Pa
tricks day colors, with favors mark
ing each place. A new member, Mrs.
L. B. Thompson, was initiated during
the evening.
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Miss Mildred Alley. Fargo, religious
education worker in the Episcopal
church in North Dakota, spoke at the
meeting of st. Georges Guild yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r.
S. Towne. Miss Alley outlined var
ious phases of her work. The regular
business meeting was conducted dur
ing the afternoon.