The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-09

rotary, Mamie Horish; treasurer, Harold
Cummings. ~
Room II, Excelsior society, president,
Irene Howell; vice president, Rose Cha
bot; secretary, Blanch Jurka; treasurer,
Florence Davis. Object is found in the
name.
Room 16, Junior Workers. president,
Christian Palmquist; vice president; Flea
nor Brown; secretary, Hattie Schwabe;
treasurer. Fred Wilson. Object Is hospi-
tai benefit.
The Heart Of the Hero" the seniors
play, will be given Friday and Saturday
evenings, April Is and 80 The play is a
graphic representation Of real life accom-
panied throughout by fine dramatic
style. while at the same time bright
sparkles of quaint and comical wit
smooth the story. Cast Of characters:
Gilbert MISSIONER, Esd
Adolf Voges.
ITO Self and Honor True
George Leonard.
Clarence Denton. An enemy in disguise
Tion o. Oberg.
Benjamin Calmenson.
John Grythman.
Robert ............... Office boy at the mill
Max Ernst.
Caroline Westover. .....T The squire's sister
Julia Anderson.
Saline. Hills daugter in love with Seth
Eva MitcheSon.
Tillfe Sloan. ...............A village Delle
GusSie Stein.
EN-. mot much Of anybody
Alice Daily.
The regular meeting of the Mothers
Club of the Cleveland School will be held
OF he I'll I,on low, of
April H.
The preliminary senior essays were
handed in on Monday, April g. The parts
will be assigned to the participants in
the class day and commencement exercis-
es some time next week.
The Cleveland high school alumni held
a meeting at the home Of Mrs. Patrick,
on Tuesday, March rs.
Two moving picture entertainments
will be given Saturday afternoon and
evening in Plymouth church, corner Wa
basha and Summit, for the benefit of the
Scheffer and Madison schools. Books and
pictures will be bought with the money
taken in. The moving pictures are very
instructive, besides being amusing, and
are under the direction Of Lester & Kent.
The price of admission in the afternoon
Is 10 cents and In the evening 20 cents.
When Mr. Bond took charge Of the
Madison school he found that more
library books were needed both for the
reference library and the pupils library,
and the patrons of the school were asked
to donate books for these libraries, and
over one hundred volumes have been
given. The three very successful enter
tainments recently given by the pupils
drew such large crowds that s107 was
- I,
Madison school has one of the best
school libraries in the city.
The Jackson school is to have a cabinet
teachers, pupils and friends have become
enthused. and are bringing in interesting
and valuable specimens The inspiration
of the principal Mrs Pickard, led to the
resurrection Of an old and unused book
case, which the deft fingers Of the janitor
has changed into beautiful polished
piece of cabinet work
The children of the Jefferson school
have for the last month or so been prac-
ticing for an entertainment, which will
be given at the Central high school next
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
Great preparation has been made for
this entertainment, called 1.-THE Land Of
Nod and 1T Is bound to prove a success.
The German School Anti-tobacco So
ciety held its regular weekly meeting yes-
terday afternoon and decided to give a
literary and musical entertainment on the
afternoon of the 18th inst The proceeds
will be used to replenish the schol library
A vote Of thanks was rendered The
b g for past favors and for the deep
interest the psper has taken in all school
matters.
The society extends a cordial invita-
ton to all representatives Of The G o b g
to attend Its first entertainment.
The Hancock School Debating society
rendered one of it's best programmes FRI
day afternoon. The debate, Resolved,
That Gladstone Was Greater Than Bis
march," was given to the affirmative. At
the next meeting part Of Shakespeare 8
Henry VIII will be rendered.