Arizona republican., 1894-05-25
CLOSE OF THE SCHOOLS.
A Series of Entertainments Cele-
 brating the Event.

A Series of Entertainments CeIe- brating the Event.
 The most successful year in the his- tory of the Phoenix schools closed yes terday and the closing will be appro- priately celebrated by class day exerci- ses today and commencement exerci- ses at the opera house tonight.
 4 school entertainment will be given at the opera house tomorrow night to which an admission of fifty cents will be charged the proceeds to go to the circulating library fund. No admission to the exercises today and tonight will be charged.
 The following is a program of the class day exercises this morning begin ming at 10 o'clock.
 Voices of the Forest High School Chorus General Education. ............ Ella Franklin We Bear, Each One, Our Own Destiny.
 .......... .................-......Gr Grace Tyrrell foWer 0t Kindness. ..- Edith Jacobs Mandolin Solo o..............M Minnie Geigis Results ot'lnqulry -....-------. Edwin Wilson Home e-.................. Laura Jacobs Progress of Civilization. Fannie Tyrrell Mathematical Oration-Mathematics .....-. Duet-Lustspiel, Keller Be'a -.........
 .....:.... May MeNulty and Mary Richmond wendell Phillips. ..........-.. Elsie BlCknell True Reformer. ........... J, NJ. Mcintyre Latin oration-De Tribus Limitations Exist-
 maJiOnis .........:.....W F. Myers Clarionet solo-Evening serenade. .....-...
 :..-......... Francis Redew1ll Rewards of Excellence Ollie Mcdonald The American Spirit, ............. Kate Christy
 The commencement exercises in the evening will be:
 Song-Over the Sea. ........ High School Chorus Invocation ........ ......... Rev. W. E. Vaughn Salutation-Self Reliance ... Stella Stout Philosophical Oration-The Unemployed in
 the United States. es...-.......... Ralph Murphy Unlimited Culture. e........-...... Mabel K. Early Overture -Schlepegrell. ............
 ..-..-.-..........--.-.- ... Redewill Ju-
 venille Orchestra. Prof. Max Hester, director Oratlon-Character.- Will Pemberton Glass History Rose Marston Forecastlng Shadows ............ Hattie Schriver Selection-Southern Plantation-Boettcher..
 .,.-:...... ....-.. Redew1ll Ju-
 venille Orchestra. Prof. Max Hester, director Ealedlctory --...-..-..--.-:W Wilfred Broomell Gloss Address. Hon. Thomas Fitch Presentation of Diplomas ........- ..........
 ....-...... By the Superintendent Class Song-Parting Ode -.--- Graduating Class
 An excellent program has been ar- ranged for tomorrow nights entertain ment:
 Greeting Song. g.-............ High school chorus welcome. ..-......................F Flora Mills Recitation, By the Cottonwood Tree ...
 .............-....-..--..... Jennie Trask Song, Merry May. High School Chorus Recitation, The Gypsy Flower Girl -...---.. Mns;o irond yo,octio, Ma.tp: Florence Scott
 Hester's Orchestra Vocal Duett, Pm Drunkard Tonight.....
 ....-.......:... Grace Curns and Mamie Plank
 The performance will be concluded with production of Arthur's celebrated temperance drama" Ten Nights in Bar room," with the following cast:
 Joe Morgan, drunkard ......... Matt Loring Mrs Morgan, his wife. Maggie Williscraft May Morgan, his daughter -. Ethel McMullen hondlHe, lIdFeleI. .JOnn M1rrlam Green, sporting man. John Sturgis Twitchell servant to Judge Hammond .
 Cldy fdrkSI Willie Hammonnd the Judges son. .........
 ........................... Malcolm Gillett Simon Slade, landlord .....O Orie Lincoln Mrs. Slade, his wife Flora Mills Frand Slade, his son..............E Edgar Wilson Miss Mehitable Cartwright ---... Sadie Wilcox
 Music by Redewill Juvenile Orchestra, Prof. Max Hester, director.