Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-07-07

Ten Young People Take Up the
Burden Of Life.

quers All" was conspicuous across the
drop curtain and there was . PROPULSION
OF cut flowers about the stage. The
graduating class numbered Eve youns
ladies and five young gentlemen, and Q.
they marched up the aisle 10 couples,
the former in white and the latter in
black, they presented . fine appearance.
The exercises OF the evening COM
menced with . song by the school, fol-
lowed by . number Of musical selection,
and during the evening several pieces
were rendered, ell in exquisite style.
Miss Katie Mechanics recited admira-
bly, THE Painter Of Seville" Miss Nc.
Charles has Q clear, musical voice and
she was heartily cheered as she took her
seat.
Felix Rsphel's essay on Nature gave
evidence Of careful study and 9 famii-
iarity with his subject that was really
creditsbls.
1.-The Polish Boy" . recitation by
Miss Bessie Buchanan, was beautifully
rendered with dramatic effect and was
well received by the audience.
Edward Rogers's essay IN Trade and
Labor" showed that the young man Is up
to the times and sound reasoner. That
subject is one which is engaging the best
minds Of the country today, and ere
long il must be satisfactorily settled or
the civilized world will be disrupted by
8 movement beside which the Paris
Commune will appear Is child's play.
Misses Theress Romano and Mae Berg
gave . duet. which proved 9 genuine
treat and was fully appreciated by the
assembly.
j. Clarence Kinds violin solo. "Blue
Bells Of Scotland" was . surprise to the
audience and he was encored so persist.
emily that he was obliged to return and
render another selection. Clarence has
the true artistic touch and il will be
strange il he does NOT develop into one
OF the great masters.
10 clear voice and with eloquent gss
ture Delbert Broy recited "The Ride OF
Jennie McNeAl," and that his effort was
fully appreciated was evident from the
loud and prolonged applause that fol-
lowed him 90 he took bis seat.
A truly delightful surprise was in
store for the audience when Miss Nina
whitmore appeared, and in fetching
style and with true professional instinct
immediately won the approval and sd-
miration OF her listeners. Even Miss
Eins's most intimste friends were sur
prised 1t her ability in this line, and
hereafter her services will be in demand
whenever . public gathering is to be en-
tsrtained.
The pantomime showing each individ-
ual member OF the class consigned to
the deep was an amusing feature and
prepared the audience for the GLASS
prophecy which followed.
Miss lone Erickson. IS the class
prophet. dipped into the future and
turned the horoscope upon the after
life OF her classmates. She humorously
pictured each in the position which she
thought would be appropriate to their
inclinations, and whether or not the
young ladies and gentlemen were pleased
with the course mapped out for them.
the audience thoroughly appreciated her
effort and bestowed upon Miss Erickson
well merited applause.
1.-THE Acquisition Of Cuba" by James
K. O'Brien, was highly entertaining.
The young man is possessed OF unu-
susl oratoricsl powers. and his effort
proved him to be Q rival TO the hitherto
inimitable Mr.. Dooley. II Mr.. O'Brien
does not leave footprints on the sands OF
time those who heard him last Friday
night will be much surprised in the years
to come.
At this time Miss Theresa Romano
was given 40 opportunity to retslisse
upon the class prophet, and as she pics-
ured her o. . sour and Grabbed old maid.
there is no doubt that . cold shudder
passed over that young lady.
A comic song in character by Miss
Lizzie. Pepper captivased the entire as
sembly, and the young lady was com
PEELED to resppsar before the audience
would be satisfied. II Miss Pepper were
to adopt the stage as . profession, she
would have the world at her feet in Q
very short time.
Superintendent Geo. A. Bartlett in
bis address touched briefly on the
troubles which have disturbed the school
in the past and pleaded for the united
support of the people In the future. do
insisted that ell school trustees have
given their best efforts to the success Of
the educational institution aud showed