The herald., 1894-06-27
PASADENA.
Annual High School Commencement Ex-
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Annual High School COMMENCEMENT n n
cisss-McLsohian Returns.
PASADENA, June 26.--The opera house
was packed to overdowing this evening
ut the annual commencement eAeTcisof
of the high school. A large portion o.
the seats in the lower floor had beer
reserved for relatives and interested
friends OF the school. and not vacant
seat was in sight, and standing room was
at a premium when the exercises began
The Brockway orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music during the early part o.
the evening.
The floral decorations were simple, but
In excellent taste.
The school chorus. under the direc'
tion OF Prof. o. W. Kyle, added much
to the pleasure OF the evening. Mr.
Frank Turner and Miss Sarah Coleman
acting AS accompanies.
The graduates in every case did splen.
didly. and reflected much credit upon
themselves and the high school.
The programme, more extended no
tice of which will appear in tomorrow'f
HERALD, was follows:
Music--Orchestra.
Chorus. Who Knows What the Bells Say?-
School.
Grafton, Our Navy-speer Stevenson.
kssay, works Live Though the Workmen Die
-Netsie Underwood.
Essay, A Masquerade of Words-Madie Parker
Vocal solo, (a) Winter Lullaby, De Koveni
(b) Yeomans Wedding Song. Poniato Wskl-
Grace Longley.
Essay, What Girls Have Done and Can Do
Eugenia Hend ron.
Essay, should Calfornians Go East for an Ed
ucHtiou?-Marie Markham
Chorus, The Watch on the Rhine-school.
Musie-Orchestra
Choi US, Gypsa Chorus School,
Essay, Why Women should Vote-Jessie
o alton, Human Progress Fred Buchanan.
say, College Settlements lice Marston.
vocal solo, Bid Me to Live, Hatton-wiliam
Edwards.
Hssay, Western Genius-Edilh Hill.
Orati IN, California -aalph Arnold.
Chorus, ghrs shades No Longer-School.
Introduction OF class. d. Graham, prnci-
pal.
tresentation OF dip omas-w. U. Masters.
Song, ,Amefiea-Audtence.
The class of '94 consists as follows:
Litsrary-Eugenis Benton Hender.
7c9c5F i'aih9r riartt6n,, sfsrfs MarRna
Mary Scott Oldsn. Mary Moulton Park
er, Nettie Underwood, Lillian Eva
Wilton. Bessie Horton Yocum, Marcia
Jessie York.
Arnold, Charles Frederick Buchanan.
Charles Edward Grossbeck, Archelau
Price, Wacil Randall. John Speer Stew
enson, May Wright.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS
The following resolutions of thanks
have been passed by the M. L. Sunday
echool:
Whereas, The cantata, the Flower
Queen, rendered in the tabernacle last
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon,
wac an entertainment OF rare excellence
and nighly pleasing to the large audi
ence that were drawn thither; and,
Whereas. Said entertainment was pre-.
pared and given for the benefit of our
sunday ecnool, bringing into our treas
ury the handsome Gum OF $19I.95 and,
whereas, We desire to express our
gratitude to our friends both for the
musical treat with which they furnished
US ard the substantial way in which
they have helped us therefore,
hesclyed, That We, the Sunday school
IA tlIst Methodist Episcopal church aof
Fasadena, hereby extend our sincera
thanks and assurances of warmest ap.
probation to all who participateds in
the cantata-to Prof. G. NJ. Colo for his
generous and valuable service in sue
cessfuliy training the singers; to Mr.. s.
+. johnson for his skilliul planning and
dntirlng efforts; to the accompanies for
the ianltless rendering of their part of
the programme; to the girls of our
school who were 80 faithful in attending
the rehearsals and who acquitted them
selves go nobly on the platform to the
young ladies not OF our school whose
sweet singing delighted us and whose
kindness we will hold in pleasing re-
emorance; to the decorating com nit
tee for the labor and taste displayed in
the charming scene which they made
the platform present.
MLACnLAN RETURNS.
James McLschan returned from Sac
ramento this afternoon on the 4:3O
Santa Fs train, being met at the sta.
tion by crowd of friends who gave him
q hearty welcome. AS the train rolled
into the station q aalute of anyils was
nrea and Dig cheer went up for the
Republican nominee for rspresen tative
from this distrct. No speeches were
made. but large amount of hand shak-
ing WAS indrlged in.
THE PLAYER.
Lawrence Hanley, from Los Angeles.
presented The Player at the opera house
last evening, to a small audience, Mr..
iianiey carried the whole play on his
shoulders, the support not being worth
mentioning, with the exception of MISS
Titus. who did soma very clever char
Rcser singing and WAS recalled three
times. The work OF Mr. Hanley wae
exceptionally good, considering the dis
advantages under which he labored. and
was warmly received by the audience.
NOTES.
On Friday evening next a costume
party will be given to the friends and
scholara Of Miss Orton'a school on South
Euclid avenue.
The third old building which ia 70
grace East Colorado street arrived from
oiivewood today. The east side people
may be thankful that there are no more |
oid rookeries in onr immediate suburbs
which can be moved into the center of
town. -
Ihe entertainment Friday evenipo a.