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here also made drlightful music ln
the urHnn scvpfnl iimoa during the
evening The programme was as
follower
RAINY scrSr,
In which Master Tanning sIpdae
and Mss NAY Ynrhfoueh were
crowned hy their associate fairies
King and Queen Too much can
not bc said IN praiseof the children
('omo fifteen or twenty who took
part IN this pleasing scene, but The
conception Of It by Hiss Katie
Green who Is the music and art
teacher Of the school, aud the elab
crate and tasteful manner in which
the decorations Of the throne were
arranged under her immediate d.
rcction, are worthy Of still more
praise. Then came
srSpRY REllEARsAls
by several Of the scholars. Miss
lnez Slcdgc's recitation of "Curfrw
Shall Not Ring Tonight" was in
imitohlc. Then q dialogue between
Miss Slcdgc and Miss Julia Lam.
mcy of II comic character, repre-
senting n city girl. who had been
educated at 4 SEMINARY visiting
her country cousin, who had not
been blessed with such educational
advantages. Tho way Miss Lam
mey, the city girl, Haunted her fan
as we'll as herself, and poured the
odic-a-l0nc by the point on her in.
noccnt, but charmingly elegant,
country friend. brought the house
down with %uproarious laughter.
Next
CALIsTnENIcs.
The children were all brightly and
gnily uniformed for thu occasion,
and their marching in, around,
through and about decorated arches
Of cvcrgreens and flowers, maneu.
ycring TO rich martial music, seem,
ed to delight the whole audience
Then came
THE LAST LOAF,
which had been in rehearsal fol
several evenings before, by some o
the larger girls, assisted by som,
gentlemen friends, The character
were: Mark Ashton, n silversmith
G.. c. Glover; Caleb Hanson, II ba
kcr, Ed Heath Harry Hanson
ron of the baker, Dan Heath Dicl
Bustlc, a journeyman baker, Phi
Pointer, jr.; Tom Chubbs, butcher
Robert Blakcy Kate Ashton, VIII
Of Mark, Miss Sallie Rullin /; Lii,
Ashton, daughter of Mark, Mis-
lnez Slcdge; Pattic Jones, n Yam
kce girl, Miss Helen Heath. llal
il not been known they were nj
amateurs, we might have though
they were old Stdgcrs, accustomed 4
the boards and foot-lights. Mis-
Sallic Ruilin, as the wife of the in
cbriate and mother Of Lily, actc,
her part If the play splcndidly 81
did Mr.. Glover, the wcdk friend q
Caleb Hanson, the millionaire ba
kcr. Miss Incz Slcdec, the loycl,
daughter Of the Asltons, who's,
hand Caleb Hanson and his Vol
Harry both claimed, seemed to b,
at home in the play and held th'
mirror up 10 nature" Miss Heller
Heath, whose forte in such thing
is comedy, sustained well the en-
viablc name she has already mad'
as an amateur comedicnnc. DicI
Bustle and Tom Chubbs were he.
rival suitGrs, and when Tom sal,
to Dick in an unexpected meeting
between them in the presence Q
pattie Jones, "confound you, Dick
you have been listening the shin
giles OH the roof Of the house, as i
were, fairly ratified. Perhaps som'
of the readers Of the STAR may no
know that the moral If "Thc Las
Loaf" is t0tal dbRinrnce.
Between the first and socon,
scenes Of this last play, while thu
scenery was being changed, Mrs
Heath appeared before the curtain
and in u gracefully brief address
awarded and presented to Missei
Sallic Ruiin, Bcdie Pointer ant
Lula Whitton Through the later
friend, Miss I.ammcy, Miss Whit
ton being unayoidably absent OF
account of the extreme illness o
her mther,) prizes they had woi
by marked advancement In thcii
several studies and cpmmcndabil
good conduct during the past an
nual session of the scliool.
Between II and IL o'clock p. m.
after an address ri n few minute
by Capt. Rainwatcr, compliments
ry tn the school and setting fortl
Mrs. llrath's merits as a teacher
the audience dispersed, all appa
rcntly in good spirits.
FRIEND ~ EDUCATION.
Como, May 30, 1872.