i W fro-V _Vflffl M)
”‘5‘
W law the children gathering
Me and pinyin; around the edge
astronaut. cumuémudis soon-
traaeed by the water 1151 she leaves
1 her companions and finds herself sur-
\ sounded by the dainty “tempt-nee
phenom about her until thev eu-
fig her my treat all her Mend:
'voass no. who tries to hold her back
“who as grieve: her her when she
hally- ”rel him that he throws
unfit the ground sobbing and
heir. M then the brown elves
cane rubella. from the woods._nnd
the tilde led and promise to help him
rescue his playmate. The Eli-king
cells the Piper and commands him to
pipe-g1 sweet mean- that the Water
Sprites are
little maiden. and the two children {mi
basally awe! gather-V
some some 911'," the v
came as a delightful chair-est 15111.4;
crowds of sprites. elves and children.
Two lovely. girls._Kathe1-ine Jessup
~ and Francys Caldwell, give an exqeh
site rendering 01V the Beautiful Blue
Danube Waltz. In their soft lavehdar
gowns they drifted and swirled to the
imiliar music until one felt they
were embodying the very spirit of the
lowing river ',‘.
.
1
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r
F
3
use 1
lowed could hardly have a more
alarming’h'resentation' 'for every part
. ,ms beautifully done and the winds.
«- 11011111111115, 11111311111. salsa. snows. .anl:
the NW?) outvied? ejfihnother’iin
charm The poem as recited most
beautifully by. Gretchen Hyman, tells
Zthe story Vasé follows: Chloris. the
Goddess of Flowers. is greeted first
wwhy Zephyr, who wooestthe Sprint
and with Spring'drn‘ws‘ih-1the Mir
(sins and Nymphs. The dance of tire
Fctmtainn and Nymphs was most et-
tective, the rising spray and foam 6!
the waters being shown in the cos-
tumes and the movements of the
dancers. A brown dwarf, driving two
little attendants. rushes in and” an-
nounces that Cupid. having tied to
Hell, is returning and will stir up‘
storms Cupid also appears and with
the dwarf calls stormy“. rain and
thunder and lightning and then the
now. At last in the distance aq-
ems theekfiinhéw. iwh‘o dances he'-
iore Chloris and soon draws her. and
her maidens away . , ,-
'Another- 1'11 «w stiiry wits wo'rlihd
out in the Endymion, the preceding
Jinan being charmingly recited by
Elinor» Weldon. The pensive youth
sits sad and downcast near a pool
while his companions play together.
They leave 111m alone at last and lie
is drawn to slumber by ther lovely
white-clad Sleep and her Dreams.
Then away beyond the circle rises
the Moon a white and gold maiden
shining in lovely light Venting little;
‘ \
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of
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:
Hugerwfieli ibffiM Agate-ue‘h ”J,— .o-. v A a»: \_~..R “Jew-:4 3
,1. :
‘~V~:~j' white clouds. She approaches 6‘0“?»
bends 01 or to reuse the sleeping
youth and Vkisses 111111. He follows her
and they wander away1 togethur.‘
Sleep and Dreams were especially
graceful while the central figures of
Ertdymion and the Moon. were lovely
W. <11 ..
use“ 'brogrnm1'included' ‘a'“-p1-c1'm
’V.-1esque military anV.nce the [lussar and
the ball room dance Lulu Todd. The
V young dancers V were exceedingly"
finceful, showing splendid training
and at the some time perfect freedom
in all their movements.
it
girl" V. .~
in Which the whole of the titty part-
icipants made their entrance in a
1.; a 4.6%,4‘4’ w...
. its
“the ourvell "Extelide'd 'arths of the
dancers.- .anltets tilled With rose
petals were carried. by one in. each
é pair while long stemmed flowers were
22‘: held by her partner. The swaying
" line dnnced in a wide cu'cle to the
wak _soft music, making lovely eflects of
i '- rhythm and color as it formed and
'retorr‘ned 11.1. new combinations, break-V
1st last 11110113 individual parts
as the .whole group ran from the
wit into the shriibbery.
The dancing was interspersed with
auroral choruses rendered by the
311111.110 the able accompaniment of
are. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. who
3‘ directs the chorus class during the
V .a'cli‘ool year and whose. splendid work
7 shows in the quality of the girls' slug
1 i ”in! "
At the close; .otmthe evening's pro-
. gram bouquets of flowers were pre-
. canted to Miss Ruth >Wilson and to
hire. Zady Culver Miss. Brendlinge‘r
kl”!
the‘ King’s Daughters Circle. ascribed
1- the success of the whole program to
511111 untiring efforts and the an
ability at the two lines... Miss Wilu
lion in the wellesley member 10! the
iliaide faculty; Mrs (Salve is a
graduate of the Chant School Done-
to; and has charge of the dancing
11150 015 the school. The
my;
(cloud to ieturn with the'
The Masque of Chloridia which fol- '
1,11th 011111. more the Flower Dance :
tong svda'yinjgf 111111. 1.1111111 tjsgethev by
lost charming music was reader‘d
ops-in; the evening by Nine Ethel
locker with her richer, assisted W
Ills Madeline leaner at the piano
The selections were chosen by In.
m Senora who is in charge
of the school‘s piano department.
The lovely niacin oi the lawn and
trees. aided by the am at the IF
ternoon and the shadows and brilliant
gloom of the event“. combined to
form a most Ittlaa setting and ae-
conipaniment to the whole program
The most charming feature was, 110-
over. the. girls themselves. TheiVVrV
names are an follows: '
“Water Sprites.”
Poem recited by Teresita Cochran.
Children—Boys-Teresits Cochran,
Justine Smith. Girls-Dorothy Fergu-
son. Edith Weed. Helene Bishop.
Water Spotter—Janet Crawford,
Beatrice Jackson. Lucy Lord, Virginia
Gebhsrd Louis Hoyt, Julienne Duo
mortier.
Elves-oKatbieen Kiefer, Vera Her
rill, Ge'orgian'na Taylor, Sallie Craw-
lord, Elizabeth Giles, Joy Post,
“Dorothea Sagal.
Piper-Mary Weed.
Chloride.
Poem recited by Gretchen Hyman.
Chloris—Helen Craig.
Ber Attendants—Helen Sanger, Ma-
rion Wadswoith. Sylvia Selfert,
Gladys FergusopiAVV Helene Bishop. Ma-
bel Burchsttd.
Zephyr- Katherine Jessup.
Srrtns— Frances Caldwell.
Nymphs ~Jauet Crawford. Dorothy
Ferguson. Martha Prowiti
Prowitt. Pauline miller
Iiwartmnomthy Taylor
.Curtaisyfieorgianna Taylor, Sallie
Cervical
Fountains—Louise "Josephi, Therese
lawman, Helen Coleburn, Teresita
09011131», {dismay Lamson.
Cupid—Justine 1th:
Tomb-Elizabeth. Kuhn:
a North Wind—Ilenehiilian Agnew.
East Wind—Dora Van Horn.
South Wind—Jilinor Weldon.
West Windolsabei Frost.
Rain—ml ulienne Dumortier,
Meeker, Helen Taylor.
Lightning—Kathleen Kiefer, Lucy
Lord.
Rainbow—éBeatrice Jackson.
Alice
Thunder—Pearle Southey, Kathryn
Quittner _Elsie Wheelet, Dorothy
11 By-
illrsh, :EunorV Manes, Gretche
man.
Snowy-Edith Weed, 4' ern Merrill.
Lois 1111111,- ~Virginia Gebhprd Eliza-
beth Giles, Dorothea Sunni}:
Endymion. 1"
11511111 recited by Elinor Weldon.
Endymloof Helen l edouz‘. '
Sleep— —}lose Lillian A gnaw.
Greek Maidens 41191213111. Cochran,
Helen Taylor, Helm Craig, Therese
Lowman. 1 _
Greek Youths— 411101171 Birch.
Gretchen Hyman. Domth: Taylor
Dreams-«M11111» ie Thurston. Helen
Prbwitt, lsahel Frost. Martha Prowitt.
Pauline Miller.
.Moon—«KathnhaeV Jessup. A
Clouds—Edith tilted Dorothea Rs-
gal Elizabeth (lilo-.1 V irginia Gebhntd
Lois Hoyt Vern Merrill.
>_The Huusar- ~Kitl1'llt’et‘. Kieter, Lucy
Lord,VDorothVe:1 Sagul
The Lulu Fade—1Kathlee .Kieter,
Lucy- Lord. .
”The Blue Danubvr—Fnhces
well, Katherine Jessup. ,
Cold-
as.
1111-1111: 11 111 111.
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(Continued m First. Page)
when Villn ordered retirement in
keeping with this suggestion. Col-
onel; Enrique; Perez R111, Secretattho
Villa, is quoted as saying that he had
been ordered from Chihuahua to
Aguascalientes to frame the note to
Cs‘ri'anza and the reply his chief
would send t:l President Y/tlson.
The action of Villa is the first step
of an atheist nature yet taken by the
leaders with ,a view to composing-
Mexicols domestic troubles since the.
President's. warning..- Odicials here
are watching the latest turn with re-
stewed hope of ultimate restoration
0! peace in the southern republic.
WASHINGTON June- {is—Advices
to the State Department today from
Vera 0111.5. transmitted> is wireless
message tram Tampico reporting the .
cerium of Tumult by stills toms
Sunday, .030 British citizen was
killed and (our. were wounded during
the fighting! 81 13...“an was the ,
in presenting‘the flowers in behalf 08113ch killed mm usual-d; Muse
reliant,- their infant 1111111.: and A '1'.
graves We're: wounded while seeking
cover.
hurled tedari’thw General oVbregon's
victors over the 1111111111an 'at Leon
announce to 1.1111: MW He sales? _V
it wastenorted consented lost his '.
Helen ’
' , 31.110 line 'was imposed as theiri
. present styles: The -.>1N E. Ryan-(lot.
Consul Sillimanght Vern :Crua, M . .
11an payment. 01., the costs ems .
court which was held a tow ’
after his apprehension, new
ll of the car 1911 that 1‘11 1 “'
lsechanism or use headligh wmoub .1 _
of order. ' ’
h'r-ffl' we...
WITHV 014R ADVERTISERS
Pointg. for 8011th may 10311- ‘
alder-V When that Shoppind
:.1;Poi:
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portance this season than a ,
“Winner" Corsets he addtirahlo 5W
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airtime-15111.1» , .. ., ..;
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tut made-01mm? 11 , '1
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vitation to General Carranza tg ‘ . ' 1“ " IQ '
on a neutral territory to cons >1 1, g . ' 1 " = Willi??? """"'""""" 197-319“;
unsettle-storm m at > . .... > ' . r ‘ 1 1 , "
mum contained in mum wn- A’ . 1 . . . ,
son‘s note. How seen these deco- ‘ 1 ' i . ' ‘ - ' 1 .’ ‘
meats might be emulated no men ' 1 ' 1 ~ '
.1. m" m 1... . . 1 , , _ . Clearance this Week oilall
Colonel Rui's declaration that 1111- ' 1 ' . l .
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to Lagos, 38 miles north. and ”that to makc money [i ,1 ' ”V73 ‘
>1 - fight-1n! had hie: seemed whaling
era) Obregon attacked the Wm gimfi‘”. WEIWIICSI S ‘ V Fearing the sudden advent of Summer. due about
Villa forcesV 1'“ believl‘ed here m -. Nu (h. uccessor tOVVV now, we hasten this week to close out the balance of
Phil at W in W1 the. mm mm Tailored Suits, all colors and ‘ all materials included.
reports of Obregon and VillaVsnc— 1 = - These have been d1v1-ded into three groups:
Vcesses that have emanated from var: M AT 312 50 A Vgroup of Business Suite. the former
0‘5 “mass In the 1-6! "'0 dam prices of which ranged from $15.00 to
FEETVE? here were inclined to be- $25.00. ' it
dig/191:9 twneither side had gained 0 AT $20.00 All Tailored Suits which were earlier 111
I: cantor? as?” 1 t ma . .. " the season frof $27.50 to $40.00. - In this
used 7.000 51 “dived: V . A d collection a number of those special mod—
“Va ry' “for ”8 to Ruin , n on els for stout women which are classed as
statemVent, and forced 10, 000 of Qbre; the nglic - 111.; “Stylish Stoutsf 1
sons 0 l l .’ 3" DIG. -
toward gigszompxfigsdiw mos atom AT $25.00 A very tempting line if not quite so cx-
doom Guiano‘la Jars But not .. :im‘bafita 35mm icnsive as the foregoing. One may expect 1'
- 1*- ~ and «at.» 1. 1 1
f distinctive and attractive fashions and
tains hat Villa captured and mine the long no. lo su rior mat 1" l Pri‘cs of these 11 ere
Quantities of munitions taken V. at “wa. mm ' ' pe e la ' k
Silac. 1 up to $50.00. Second floor.
“(Willi Milli - 9’ ' '
Closing oui‘ of Spring Garments . 1
01mm ”DRESSES Women’s and Misses 5““ “‘9“ Foulards
Continued From First Page 7 2;: Eats .;' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -- .. - “'93 $Iquats . . . .. . . . . ,,. $3. 98 Spotprooi Silks of reliable quality.‘
$20 guit: .. . . . .. . . .. V.‘:§§§ $15 Coats 1...... . . n. . . £5.98 About fifteen pieces of different designs. dark blue
welcome will be made by Mrs. George $8 Coats ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' $‘ 00 Hats - - - - - -.- .. - - - 1 5°C and w hite, black and white, Belgian blue and white, blue,
H. Day, who was associated'wifli firs. " ' ' """" $390 Hats - 1-1- - - . .. - - - 75° white and gl't‘cn, mostly dark and sen 1ccahlc c0111h111a~
PorritVt in organizing the “WWW tions means for constant wcar through \1 arm ucathcr
Prof. Charles A. Beard was to speak ~. ’ Nothing is more agreeable than Foulard, and .thesc are
on 11:11:13.? Vsufiazetegn lilsh! of on - spotproof as far as u atcr and perspiration go. No Vicar
amen men 0 e era constitu; from a sudden shower.
tlon. He '" ““0 to “13“" the h" 33 80m MAIN 81“ Forty inches wide,a qualitt once sold at $2. 00,
igloo: 1):: constitutional aspects 0! for $1 29 special.
a . .
' - At the Silk Section. mam flooru
Other speakers were those on the “m Tut " ' ‘
program. were to include Mrs. John glue? 3 ":2” m V” Prepare A F ‘0 u! G ad ‘2 . .
Winters Brennan. who was to give a L- ,1 q "I“VIIE. an r e l' “a
sketch of the Susan B. Anthony ._
amendment, which was‘ before 0011- D
' ainty Trifles bought especially for Gifts.
green last year, and the Shafroth-Psl-
me, amendment before the repent”, Mew B For a graduate' 5 present a Fan 15 a prcttv thing and
sion. Mrs Brannon will claim an; 11 , the girl Will be very thankful for it. VVSVquV 1111! use it tgm
the first named amendment had the, . . and especially if she be nervous it 111 to. an. escape or
merits of iimoticity, finality and “180ml: NW 1 Stamford. Port Chm" , 1 her mental excitement before reading an essay.
rectnese,. while. _the numerous " 1 " V V V VVV 1 .1 > An attractive “Writ- of White Gauze Fans,
amendment oii'ered anneasier W as 1 4 . ~ , "" “'11 gold and my" d=c°’3$i}3‘15,.,.a”d
bringing the matter before the rotor. 1...-....._. ~ - ,. ~w—— >- 1Yu'z-1mety (1914011143,. --_. .- -1..." ..
m those states wherein it. “V am“ to M0 light: with Junk man; who The New” We V. . . 3' 59 We IV 00. 31V. 25' $1 50 and up.
‘nmend the constitution. Mi" Alice hit! 110' worked for Eileen. but “"anth . Main floor, center.
Paul, chairman of the Congressionai 'h“ 5’“ ”k9“ him 101' .15“ hill 0! GHIROPRAOm . .; _ 1 '
Union, and leader‘of the organization, 11) for use. the same that on,“ vacuum a the reunion or up all Fl ‘h E ‘
and Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict 3:21 ”31"“? to bi! themiorless «at. ‘1 a: ”‘0“ ‘3' ‘1 V ‘ SN “1 I 9 CC me i
were also to ape’k: e .n naked “t tha. Wm Id ”nu m m h a. ‘ h V ~ 1 _ . l. . ‘
Tonight, a reception will begivan in ““1 1‘ didn't “I" l ”:21: 'chu W or m in Narrow Pilot Edges and Insemons,. for trimmmg
10W" U11"? H'“ at which M“ 5" THE WM EFFRON CO t h ”Manama” ”mud wash dresses or lingerie. It is a fine imitation of the
Toscan 991m"; will be “‘9 ”05‘9“ - INC. but In. in a. New“. a. handsome filet, and promises to wear and wash well.
The convention will continue to— i 1 . m . 7 cts. a yard. '1
marrow 1; sgn, 3° she “'0“ him from "‘9 .' W me In Venue oi Raf. Lace Section.
. . Piece. 1' wmmm is met! "“1
'11 Phn' 15’ R0. S ,nmfimm‘mmrn m 1 _ _ . >
coast. 3 wan 1.11 . 1°“. 3 . 'mblu . , ' "_ 1
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trea ' 1
TORY HEAD. 1 M “mm.“ and sleeveless. regular nnd fI3 cts., '
' .extra sizes -. 1 z or. as ets.
(confined From First P.”-) Motion Causes Sui-prise~ so He Had T‘ FlanCiS. D‘ 0' Light weight Cotton Union so cts. each.
1 Given No sign or m: Intention. I! W on. so. NMK. Conn 811119.311 favorite models. ‘ Extra sizes? 59 CtS--1
claim that business at night was an'ec- ~1-l AiRTFORD, June. 8.—Aibert Garvin. WM Puma School. the _ . . v _ 21113;“ Fthor
ted thereby. No protest“ was made how mperintendent of the state terms. 1 - o l ' : 1
ever. and Cities: Slut-gen has refln tory at Cheshire, m written bid ,9. 1'
quiehed the position of apprehending mum to m enact es 80.03113 the .1 . >1 1 .. ' .1_'—-.‘-.-..>..._.‘..._
motorists, of: his own volition. Noti- Ammo}. ottheinstttution can “mm. 1' * ' ~ :1;
1 Motion was gleen First selection A1: I“. successor. '
Wakeman. and Prosecutng Attomey- am" "am to the minimal . .,
Hm, R. 31...... 1.111 111111111111... mm 1mm. WWW. _ Speaal ilesngner Sultscnpilon
$1“ m1“? 3‘13““ 21:3 P9" '°‘ “um“ I ' D 111 b 1
. an am no a on 9 ant! . nt . M;- Gm)“: who ms mda gupe'fln. ”.4509“ squaVl-e Feet. .1, 1 1 During the month of June the csigner w er 0 - o1 .
or a trafllo smear. Constable Stet-g3? fend“; of the “16;“me when‘it " {cred for thitty cunts, yearly subscription, and renewals 1V V '
has made application with the ursci- lh’l ”albumen in 1911' had 55¢“.- it mare seeking storage room .91 subscriptions mninating 111 July, August or S'cV'thVVVern- ..
men for the 0081mm N0 actions-aham‘lewmm otthestate pflsonnWetherw- i 3’: bes- will be accepted at 1111 5 rate. ' 1 3
been taken by the. - held since 3399 We to (romeo: “mm will dV ‘ =~- In addition the Standard Fashion Book for s'un'tincr
thoush it they be . 1min mm Jogmnvtlle, 11:11., ivn'ere ‘ " ‘-" > will be given free with each subscription. 1
The W“ “33m“ Cherie“) 0'“ Vitad spent several years as supeittib‘ 7' -At this special low ratethc magazine must be called '
‘9’ °‘ 003“” CW"- Ehm ““1“ adept or the 111mm state rotor-11517 V - for at the Pattern Department as it is not 0555'“? t 0 f
grin“: 1‘“ affixing“ ”:11 1‘15“: .tVoVry. He will make his home dt-‘Wiisi‘ ~ 1'1? ‘1 ' ,;1.1_. 11?"'1‘del"ventnt thtshrtce Register Early. . ,
81 anon ml 11 "9° ' it 'Hart‘ford, where he recent] memo“ "1"=‘ ' I11 1 :1 :1‘ . ' lk' Sect on.
who alteration until Tournaments. ham, _ y -_1. .; . 3' .. ~1Vl'faiVnV. floor, near Si 1 .
request of the defendant? ‘ . - V . , V"'.‘
A Waterbury man‘arrest'ed last eV- - e Sale of 13mm m fie CHM 3m" " .
onin's was chnrké‘d' withdrivln‘g ills WILLV my: HEARtNG 9N America“, Fund! and EDEN"! ” f,
t0uring ear with but one headlrsht. Vfij‘ " . P03"? ind Pal-"313“! aerlowe'red 97‘6“" ‘
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