Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-20
HIGH SCHOOL SOCIETIES.
Third Week Programs Rendered ON
Friday Afternoou

gave a program in accordance with the
times, as follows:
observation-disclosures
History of Thanksgiving - Ethel
Stubbs.
Instrumental duet ~ Luther and
Theresa Mcconnell.
Discussion, secular verses. Religious
Thanksgiving. Religious-Harriet Van
Deveer, Genevieve leighton and Sam
uel Coates. Secular-Elbert Thomas
Bertha Spratt and Mamie Aud. ODE
cision In favor of religious.)
instrumental duet-Neva Bentley and
Maude Salisbury.
Thanksgiving allegory William
Long.
Vocal solo-Edna Burroughs.
Poem-tMabel Fauquier.
"a Thanksgiving Story"-winifred
Woodland.
instrumental solo-Jessie Schobert.
An Old Thanksgiving Table"-Viola
Gritfiths; read by Georgia Crazy.
Biography of a Thanksgiving turkey
Edna Sears.
Vocal solo-Ross Salisbury.
Critics report.
Selection by orchestra.
The Union literary members enjoyed
an afternoon with India, those appear
ing on the program furnishing interest
ing chapters on that country. The
program was as follows:
Geography of India"-Harold Fox.
"The Ganges'-Frank Parsons.
Its Animals"-Harry Beach.
Famines"-Harry Thayer.
EARLY History and East India Com
Ipany'-SherwOOd SC,heeler
''Sepoy Mutiny''-Ralph Fillmore.
Pipes of Lucknow''-Susie Tuffree.
Religions of 1ndia"-Grace Havens.
caste System"-Laura Halferty.
Women in India"-Bernice Wescott.
Village Schools"-Lena Martin
Influence of Christianity"-Emma
Wood.
-Kipling in India"-Lucille Malloy.
Jungle Story''-Clara McHold.
Observation-Disclosures Boardman.
China was discussed in general way
by the Amphyctionic League members
and the program given was as follows:
Recitation-Olive Wolfe.
Story-Elsie Morgan.
Music-Nellie Garwood.
Original Poem-Alice Lacina.
Paper, Chinese People"-Pearl Mil
lard.
Music-Alice Bristol
Character Sketch OF Ii Hung
Chang"-Millie Heinz.
Debate, Resolved, That the Attitude
of the Conservative Party in China is
4 Best for the Empire''-Affirmativ Ma
bel Ordway; negative. Leta WINERY.
decision for the affirmative.)
Piano Solo-Bessie Dilley.
Another Thanksgiving program was
that given by the Philomathians, as fol-
! lows:
Paper on Thanksgiving Harry John
| son.
Thanksgiving story--Ida Shove.
Thanksgiving menu, and how to pre-.
4 pare itMae Bowman.
/ After dinner speeches-"Our Pilgrim
Fathers Karl Meickley: The Flu
ture," Oscar Thornquist: How t
Spend Thanksgiving" Rosa Bowman.
Thanksgiving verse-Chester Crellin
Paper on November stories-Car,
Neil.
Noted people whose birthdays occu
in November-Lillian Cummings,
Paper-Ella Smith and Alice Wine
brenner, editors.
Paper on game laws-Herbert Ayers
Famous battles which have occurred
in Harry Stoddart.
Probably as interesting a program
given during the afternoon was one oil
ilipling. given by the Bema Society
That popular writer's life and storie
formed the themes, which We're pre-
scented in the following manner:
), Paper, Life of kippling '-Harol,
Bacon.
Paper, "Kipling as Prose Writer
Anna Stepan.
Reading from Captains Courageous
Ray Ewald.
Reading from ."The Days Work.
Frank Boucher
Recitation. The Galley slave"-Mar
Ghinn.
Paper, "Kipling as Man"-Ra
: Isenberg.
Paper Anecdotes of Kipling"-
J, Dwight Denmead.
2 Paper, "Kipling's Poetry" Ey
4 ans.
Recitation. THE Recessional" -stell
Austin.
r Recitation, "The Overland MALI
q Daisy Mendenhall
g Reading from THE jungle Book
!, Ray Scott
Reading from Wee Willie winkie
: Ella. Saint.
Review of plain Tales of the Hills
Y Pearl Holcomb.
e Reading THE Conundrum of tn
Work Shop'-Grace Duffield.
J. Reading, "Cupid's Arrows" = II