Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
A Delightful Entertainment Given
Today in the Theaten
SOME STRIKING FEATURES


Thcaicr. The house was iiiied with an
interested and admlrlnE congregation.
on the stage the clRhty-scycn Fradu-
ates made pretty sight ~ tho curtain
rose and showed tho young ladies Ia
white and boys In sunday costume The
exercises were a credit throughout, all
the participants doing we'll ana bring
Ing out discriminating applause. only
the barcst mention h possible for the
various exercises. An the schools rep
resented made a good ahowing.
The first number. "sofuy nesting
mid the flowers" BY the Waterloo
school, was presented by about nifty
boys and girls bearing wrcath- u roses
ana wearing flowers, They executed n
graceful step dance and sang n sweet
melody herewith.
Invocation was offered by Richard y.
Horne. 4 defamation. the finneera."
was given by Tessic darn, Of District
20. u was thoughtful and mrfitufiouA
production. which gave n sketch OF the
journey across the plains BY the early
settlers % the state. kearnoy Stcfcn-
son gave an original piece entitled
Forward" an Inspiring effort whose
keynote waa Retreat means death"
and I'VE can choose truth OF rcpoac.
but We cannot choose both"
The Dance Of the FAIRIES" four
part piece % music, was sung by ten
young ladies Of district No. y. with
good effect.
a recitation. Tho Drummer noy," by
Miss Jennie I'M, a pupil Of district No.
a.. was well received.
a tamboufinc driii by eight little
ladies' % " years. four blondes and
four brunettca, was well executed.
The Kris werr dressed In whitr. yellow
and black. the spanish coiors. and wore
their hair IN long cuflu Their moyc-
mcntn were exact and very pretty, n
gentle aud delicate reminder OF the rO-
mantle scenes u sunny spain. with all
Its chlvalry ana it, beautiful and
naughty maidcns.
was well rendered BY MiAa Lillian
snow.
An "oration on Heading" was given
BY Emanuel 81. Olsen of district No. -.
II was thoughtful argument IN favor
Of old fashioned reading IA the door
way 10 a good education.
The nine lady graduates ~ Sugar.
rendered In excellent style. vocal Sc
lection.
Tho "vaiediotory." by Parioy Little
Of the Farmers ward. was next present.
81. II was excellent In matter. but
was not fully heard In all parts OF the
house.
The presentation OF the certificates
was next made by Rupt. Nan Colt.
Following II the liat Of graduates
West Jordan. Mary y, richards.
James y. Peterson. Shirley Richardson.
Emanuel NJ. Olson.
Draper Nina iioberE. Joseph Mick
elsen. Joshua ". ltideout. Carroll q.
nurnham. Lillian Snow.
Murray. Ailro IlllHon
Murray. Alice Stevens, Felix obcr-
lander. Alice Godfrey. Joseph Lester.
Leonard Miller
Murray ora Garrett. Rachel Holmes.
Sarah y Tnrpln. Matte ". Maxncld.
Elisha Smith. orren lahrufh. kearney
Royce.
East Jordan Irene MaElnness. Ruby
Drown. Fred Phoenix. Grace Johnson.
Charles lieckstcad, Percy r. Johnson.
ihg tottonNoodi Lock Howard.
leonora Taylor. William Thomas Now
mun, Carrie Nelson. Kate llrinton,
Thomas g. Pclrre. llyrum Jensen,
Annie Andrua. sadie Wagstaff. wlliiam
Howard.
sugar Neiile Thomson. Jessie Tibbs
Tessie Darn. Hattie briggs. Ivy Young,
RUBY Young, Hazel Love. Maggie Aum-
merhhyn. Albert IuHkinHon, Angus Al.
stun, John Oxen, Alma Gardner.
Hetrimhni Sarah NJ. Crane.
MN Creek; Ellie ~ Connycru.
TaylorHyillei Maud Frame, isabel
Cook, Mary Ann Mantle. Emma Lind.
say John Harker.
lllll, Edna Hamilton, f.ettlc ~. Miller
Farmers Ward; Mary Louise Grey
/ Sylvia fuulton. Lucille McLciland. I.lcy
/ irwin, clifford AHhby Leo 4. Twlsgs
/ Farley Iiddle. Scott A. Jones. John A.
Horne, Frank Highly, jay Taylor.
Sandy Frank o. Holman. A. u. An,
/ derHon, Warren $. Despair.
hinghami Victor warEstrom. Edlti
| klopenstine. iHador NJ. dauchat
! Charles Johns, Minnie ifolHten.
Pleasant Green Nellio brown.
liutlorNillu, CLARENCE Wood
South Tayiornville' Wayne Bring.
! hurst
Crescent; oscar 4. Petersen, james
| u. Jensen Jr,
The address 10 the graduates was de.
/ llNrrrd hy Prof. \. ~ Paul. II deal
| with the dignity and worth u labor.
| pr, John H. Park made some oppoF
iunc closing remarks,
supt. Van colt invited an 10 romalf
| 20 an oporetta, The Song Of IN,
l Waves" was rendered by about twenty
l nNe little glrls IN white ana blue, ant
l with Wnuds and wronths of white, the,
/ executed a very pretty drlli. olicltlnl
hearty applause,
] IN NI"ANAAh AhllNMtl the fNnfnlnNl
ana was a most enjoyable and credit
able aitair.
MIR VAN COLTS ADDRESS.
Mr., Van COTS address was as fol
| lows
Members Of The graduating class. thli
day. ~ especially yours Il IN day o
| hlsh hope and expectation; and tn
cnunsels that fan from the lips ~ hin
| G'rof pnuD, who VIII here addrDa.
you should he carefully weighed an'
treasured up In your hearts
These exercises are held that We, you
| friends. may be- pnrtakors OF your Joy
! ana that others younger than you MAJ
| uke Increased courage from your sue
| cefs. We realize what success has cos
| you ln preserving labor ana lf.drnlal
| We feel that you have value receive,
| and nothing more for the energy OK
pended In tho neld n learning.
The faithful lnhorrr wants no NOR,
than he earns. You have received whn
you have earned, mo- more. no lees, You
duty TO yourselves IL not yet dis
| charged. This. your first commence
ment day, IL hut the day 90 renew you
resolutions. Co ilN d base Tor further ~
font with some won defined purpose Ii
Wow, In prepare for labor In q broade
| field Your final commencement day
when the state viii begin 10 Fenliz
something from you, II not yet arrived
It, dawn, however, has enHhrpwdel
You from the beginning. lts HIGHT vii
Increase M you surmount the height
between u ana YOU. You must con
linue 10 freight your beings with nowe
that u may he expended In the futur
for the nood Of yourselves and man
kinh You are our messengers OF tn