The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 15, 1915, Page FIVE, Image 5

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1AM) OF COTTON BLOSSOMS B1 W! NTH HOP DAlTlillTEKS i iin Original Way Written by Newberry ' ' " ? ' ?11 P ? I5h/u>/kiif ik.l i I?lll V III up i ir^viuru in ifjuitt House October 22. i The Wintnrop Daughters in Newberry will present in the opera house on Friday, October 22, a play entitled *I and of Cotton Blossoms."' This piay should especially appeal to Newberry people. It was written by a Newberry girl, Miss Lillian Kibler, to- 1 gether with Miss Posey of Laurens and Miss Bowe of Augusta, her classmates. And the music has been composed es-' pecially for the play by Miss Bess Kibler. The cast will consist of more than 1 100 persons. Tickets will be on sale next week. Vhe Herald and News today presents the cast and a synopsis cr the play. ! i i synopsis. The scene of the play is laid in a far away and undiscovered country, The Land of Cotton Blossoms, where; the word of the king is law. In the vioT-t nf tVio kingdom lives a. CVuUICi ii |'ui i vi. vaaw __ ? peasant girl, Rousolka, who spins cot- j ton. 'With Rousolka lives Famor, ner ! little brother, who prattles of fairies, and especially of fairies who guarJ over the cotton fields. Other peasants of the land tediously seed out the cotton. They are driven on with their work by the Gnome of Cotton Seed, a spirit of tenacious energy, who Ikes in the cotton hamper. Famine spreads over the northern! part of the kingdom. The king de-, crees that the peasants shall cease' their cotton planting until a quicker " ? 5 * ~ tVio r* r&T Tt Wily 15 iOUIiU IU SCCU1H5 vvvwu. He commands them to work in tfr? grain fields. The decree comes to this secluded hamjet at the celebration of i midsummer's night. Little Famor is distressed, because he says that the Fairy of tne Cotton Field will die. Rousalka pleads with Monjik, her lov-! er, to invent a quicker way zo seed the cotton and thus save the cotton fields* Monjik makes a vow never to cele-' brate his wedding feast until he finds a quicker way. Famor runs away to tell the Fairy j of the Cotton Field of the king's decree. The Fairy is deeply grieved because it is a fairy law that the fairy guards an untiiiea neia must uxc. o^c. summons the King of all the Fairies, who grants her one week longer of life. /That night she goes to bid farewell to all her familiar haunts. The Gnome of the Cotton Seed comes out from under his hamp&r, which has been left on the edge of the field. At first he mocks the fairy band and declares his knowledge of a secret which will save their loves. Then, struck with the submission and beauty of tae Fairy of the Cotton Field, he declares his love. The Fairy spurns him. Monjik becomes discouraged with his in. ention. He can not discover tiie SP/TPt. --The .Gnome determine- to give his life for tie Fairy of the Coaon FieiJl. The King of all Fairies assures him Xzzi it will :.o. ' suffice. Then the C-nome determine .: ivj wj his secret.! He draws plans tor Monjik while Monjik sleeps. Then the Gnome dies. The ting accepts the plans. The Gnome is transformed into the Elf of Snow./ Cotton for his sacrifice. The King of the Fairies betrothes the Fairy of Cotton . to him. Monjik's vow is thus .fulfilled ; and he celebrates his wedding feast, j Characters. Monjik, a peasant.. .Mr. Charlie Earre j Rousolka, peasant girl.. Sara Williamson1 Famor, her brother Ruth Digby Fairy of the Cotton Field Katherine Harms Gnome of Cotton Seed Mr. McLean1 King of All Fairies Dr. John Setzler Peasants, Fairies of Morning Blos-j soms, Fairies of Evening Blossoms,! Green Sprites of the Cotton Boll, i Brownies and attendants of Gnome, j (Herald of King of All Fairies, Fairy ; attendants. Prelude?Garland drill. m Act I?Evening and Morning Blossoms.; Scene 1.?Rustic garden in front of a I peasant's house. Cotton field in back- j ground. Time: Late summer after-; noon. Rousaika, a peasant girl, sits j spinning. Famor, her little brother, sits watching her. Scene 2.?Time. Late the next afternoon. Scene: Peasants seated in the j garden seeding cotton from a large. pile. A hamper at the back of the stage. Act II. Scene I.?Moonlight in cotton field. Time: Same night. Fairy of the Cotton Field, with a wave of her wand,. calls forth her fairies from out the tiny folded blossoms into the silver light to dance and frolic, to celebrate the reign of the King of Summer. God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the> wise; and Gcd hath chosen tne wea'\ inin-gs ^ of the "ft*orld to confound the things i i that are mighty.?New Testament. i I ,i Dcaii ?f Mrs. Texanri.i Suber. This community was saddened by the news of the sudden death of Mrs. Texanna Suber, widow of the late Benson Suber. on Thursday. Mrs. Suber had been feeling badly the day before., but no serious illness was suspected by her family. On arising Thursday morning about o'clock she was stricken with appoplrxy and died in a f,e\v minutes. Xo one present except her daughter. Mrs. \V. E. Elmore, who resides in the same house. Mrs. Suber was 67 years of age and is survived by the following children: Mr. William H. Suber, Jno. C. Suber, Mrs. J. C. Duncan, Mrs. Chas. S. Suber and Mrs. W. E. Elmore; also by a brother, Mr. John.Koon of the Pomaria section, and a sister. <Mrs.4Emma Lake of the city. Interment will be in Rose mont cemetery Friday at 1 6'clocK a m., preceded by ser.ices at the house at 10 o'clock by her pastor, *Rev. P. E. Shealy. As you SOW So shall you REAP Our new Clipper Machine will take all the Cheat, Cockerel and Faulty Wheat, or Oats from the seed?will get most of the Wild Onion seed?and (irVE YOU MATURED SEED ONLY TO SOW. Our charges are reasonable We u 'he work while you wait. J n OrATTT FRAT ^r We have the cigars, cigarettes and tobacco to please the trade, and we can sell them so you can make something on them ANNIE O. RUFF The Wholesale Cigar Store. Don't forget our Laundry Agency. i ?v Bargains c ? Carol 9 You are c store. Ladies' fall a $18.00 Coats r 15.00 Coats r< 12.00 Coats rt 5.00 Coats re Misses' and ' here from $1.0 We hand: Shoes. W( +\\ vnn YT IV1I J v?? you buy y I We want t< | your mone^ ? I % ! It is not al\vavs bv avoiding evil; it ! j j is rather by grappling with it and con-, quering it that character is strength| ened and life enriched.?John Fi;ke. I w?wwwwn mw?e? an? To Our Fi I Custo I I I We earne all who owe u i accounts, as w who owe for to come forwc pay us. 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