The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-17
THE II. II, S. CRESCENT CLUB
THEIR COMING ENTERTAINMENT
an THE HYPERION.

Its Laudable objeot-A Fund for Prizes
The TRIES to Encourage Literary Effort
and school Work-uow the Awards VIII
DO Niade--The Success OF the Affair Well
Assured
The Crescent club of Hillhouse High
school viii give a musical and dra-
matte entertainment at the Hyperion
March 25. The musical part of the
program is the strongest ever given
by a high school society and is as fol-
lows:
PART ].
Duet from La .Gioconda.. -, Ponchielli
Mrs. Emilia Schneeloch-B usse and Mrs.
Emma Schneeloch- Bacon.
Violin Solo Observation-Disclosures Selected
Miss Belle Manross Sigoumey of Bos-
ton.
Baritone Solo,. ...,.,........S Selected
Mr.. Samuel d. Seviere.
soprano Solo....... .....s ....Selected
Mrs, Emilia Schneeloch Busse.
Violin Solo Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Miss Belle Manross Sigourney.
Santa Maria. ........ ...,..,...J. Faure
Mr. Edward c. Woodstock.
Cello Obligato. Observation-Disclosures. -.
Mr.. e. 2. Learned.
The dramatic part of the program Is
to be given by the Crescent Dramatic
club. They are TO produce William D..
Howelrs farce entitled. THE Sleeping
Car" The cast of characters is:
Mce A1pac Tpaharte HUM
Aunt Mary. .,.... ...,.R. S. Kearney
The Californian, ....W. Il. Morgan
Mr.. Ed. Roberts. ........J. e. Mcintyre
Mr.. Willis. Campbell. r. H. Schneeloch
The Conductor, .............A A. M. Gray
The Porter. ], Scranton
Dancing will follow the play.
The following is the plan of disposing
Of the proceeds:
After consulting the faculty of the
school and others interested in the mat
ter, the Crescent" decided that the
proceeds should be given this year to
the school. The proceeds will be div
ided into prizes which will be offered
for the best essays, poems, stories, and
for high stand in mathematics, French
German, and for athletics. The award
subjects, and all restrictions have been
placed in the hands of the teachers,
Every member of the school will find
some object for which he may work,
and, as the conditions have been most
carefully devised, he may feel sure of
having a fair chance. The proceeds will
be divided equally in the following way.
The Crescent wishes to especially
emphasize the fact that the instructors
have entire and complete charge of
everything relating to the prizes.
THE PRIZES.
/. Three prizes, one each for the best
story. essay or poem, to be open to
students of the junior and senior
classes.
2. Three prizes, one each for the best
story, essay or poem, to be open to
students of the fourth and third year
classes.
8. One prize for the best examination
passed In mathematics Covering every
thing touched during the course); linz
tied to senior scientific divisions.
4. One prize for the best examination
passed in German: restricted to those
row pursuing their third year of Ger
man in the school.
S. One prize for the best examina-
ton passed In German; restricted to
those now pursuing their second year
Of German in the school.
6. One prize for the best examination
passed in French, restricted to those
now pursuing their second year of
French in the school,
Grp nri1a far tbp atfIptfa winning