The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-22
THE MISSION OF THE VIRTUES"
CHARACTERS.

Peace &c.. ..........A .. ......... Bell Hall
Humility ........ ........... Maud Mcdonald
Duet-"The Little Carnival. ............
...... . Marie Bartholet and Celina Enyon
Instrumental Solo-''The Storm" ..........
....... ...... ................ .tiussie Sprinkle
Jolly. Cum Rattle-Te Bang g.. Little Boys
Duet-"The Children's Carnival" ......,.....
........... Matilda Schott and Madge Wright
Instrumental Duet--"Columbia March,.
........... Bell Hall and Donna Burgett
Concert Recitation-"Music on the Kappa
hammock" Second Glass In Elocution
instrumental Solo-"Memories Dream.
......... ............... ... Helen Nelson
Vocal Duet-"Break the News to Mother.
......... Claude Bsrtholet and Frank Schorn
Instrumental Duet-"Pleasant Pastime"...
............. Gertrude Mayer, Anna Nevin
Dialogue-"A Precious PicFle" ....... Six Girls
Instrumental Duet-"Philomel Polka"
,.......... Bessie Carey. Ella Buckholtz
"The Prettiest Little Song of ALP ....... Girls
Anna Bartholet pianist.
Duet-"Tripping Thro' the Meadows.
90. Lizzie Dieffenbach, Ethe! Pearson
"Schoolmaster Abroad" ....... ..... Seven boys
Duet-"spsrkling Jewels" ....................
...... ......... Bessie Carey, Anna Heser
Chorus-"star spangled Banner. School
Distribution of premiums.
1t is customary to mention those es
pecially deserving of praise, as evinced
by the delighted applause OF the audi
ence. Miss Gussie Sprinkle, of Prosser,
won hearty plaudts for her piano reci-
tai Of THE Storm" The amusing farce
OF "a Precious Pickle received I'M
stinted praise. The cast was represented
by Donna Burgett, as a colored girl, Inez
Gervais. governess, Helen Nelson as
Mrs. Gabble and her daughter Salina
Eynow, by Lizzie Diffenbach. Other
characters in the dialogue were by Katie
McNiel and Ethel Pearson. The school
boys. playing school or The School
Master Abroad was a scene worthy Of
professionals. 1t could not have been
done better on any stage. Frank Schorn
played the assumed character Of school
master. assisted by Claude Bartholet,
James OLesry, Joseph Sandmeyer,
James McCafferty, William Lindcrkugel
and Paul Probach. One Of the cutest
things was The Prettiest Little Song of
All. by about thirty little girls dressed
in white and bearing wreaths which they
deity waived in a march, accompanied
by Marie Bartholet, keeping time to the
music of the song. The concluding ex
ercises were the distribution of the pre-.
miums by Rev. Father Diomedi, who in
neat address congratulated the students
on their delightful entertainment and
the sisters for their zeal and ability in
the culture of the little ones. He said
the sisters, however. could not have
made so much of their charges had they
not had the proper material to work
upon. He admonlsh.d the children
hat school days were but the beginning
of instruction and 10 their vacation they
should keep open books, constantly re-
viewing their studies. 'fue sisters de-
sire through THE HERALD 10 express
their profound satisfaction with the sue
cess of their efforts in drilling the little
ones and TO extend to the parents and
patrons OF the school generally Their