Odessa High School - Prattler Yearbook (Odessa, MO)

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PRINCESS LHRYSANTHEMUM VEIMA WILLCOXON HE operetta entltled Prlncess Chrysanthemum whlch was glven by the puplls of O H S December 23 1915 was a decided success The money that was cleared was used for buylng a lantern for the school The play ltself was a Japanese affalr and Prlncess Chrysanthemum bewltchlngly dressed ln a gay colored klmona and wearlng large pompous ln her halr looked the true prmcess ln every sense The malds who attended the prmcess were exceedlngly demure and altogether thoughtful for thenr mlstress welfare as all devoted maids should be The llV3lS for the hand of the prmcess Prlnce So True and Prlnce So Sh were naturally butter enemles on the stage but ln real life are the best of frlends The Emperor What for Why father of the prmcess was stern and harsh and wore a dlgnlfied look whlch well be-came so great and mlghty an emperor The chorus gurls as well as the prmcess and her malds were also representatlve of the Japanese custom They wore gally flowered klmonas and large pom pons ln thelr halr But most beautlful of all were the fames who seemed really to have come from falryland to com people forget thelr troubles and hve m falrvland for a br1ef space of txme There IS always a dark slde to everythlng and thus tlme was not an exceptlon The sprltes led by the wizard cat Saucer Imye looked hke the very lmps whxch they represented and as IS the way Wlth such folks did everythmg for mlSChl6f 5 g N 9 9 Cl ' Y! ' - ' , I 9 I ' I, ' , . ' . 1 . ' 9 , . . , . , f n u : - . . . v ,u u . . ' fort the sorrowing princess. They made . . , - - s 1. za , K , ' - ' 1 - ', , Q , n 5 n K 7 T 7 9 Y .

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