The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

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Friday Misses Jennie Peters h and
EDNA Reynolds give a recital in be ev-
ening al the home OF Miss 5anio liagar.
Prof j. Gerald Meaz. vlolinist. Okla
homa city. win assist
The annual commencement excl tcises Of
81 Joseph's academy were held 81 night
at Brooks theatre and we're aa kciy ate
tended. The program was longi but The
numbers were varied and the audience
manifested its pleasure 0y repdued On
cores
The first number was eivon by the
city orchestra. a chorus composed Of
the members Of the senior and Junior
classes sang "Oid Friends Are the Best
Friends, by Fogg Miss IDA Murphy
playing the dimcult accompaniment
Miss F1ossio Doggeu sang the solo.
Miss Gretta Richards PLAYED Ripales
Of the Atlantic" by Lawrence. and re-
ccived hearty apriaure.
The duet. silent as the Night" by
Misses Florence Doggett and Ida Muir
ply. was one Of the best numbers on the
program
The Poses Plasuques by class Of
little girls. were very beautiful
Miss Theo Blesh. viu4 rnd Miss
Fave Hughes. pianist played in a mas
terly way wagners March" from Tann-
hauser.
The pantomlme, last Rose OF SUM
mei." by the members Of tne senior
class, with Miss Faye Hughes as solo
ist was a most enjoyable number
The plano quartette. Shenandoah by
four little girls. received enthusiastic
applause.
Governor Ferguson made short ad-
dress and spoke very encouragingy OF
the work being done in all the nsutu-
tions Of learning in the territory.
Miss F1ossie Doggett sang very sweet
/ ly ave sauctisslma," the nuslc for
which was composed by a Bonedio,ine
Sister.
Miss Martha Smith played Rigoletto,
by List. with an ease and grace that
made her a IA orlte with the audience.
She has brilliant technique.
The students then presented The beau
uful opfetta. THE Rose OF Savoy,
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"Caterina," the prina donna. and Miss
Martha smith PLAYING "Iaoquene" the
flower girl Miss Faye Hughes played a
very difficult piano SOLO Hone Sweet
Home from Masurette, Op II. iak-
ing the intricate movements for the left
Aard with the ease OF 4 finished musi-
clan
Jam Pots an action song. by class
Of little girls, was one of the prettest
Numbers on the program. The Delsar-
tian march and poses by the junnrs,
were enjoyed very much by the aprre-
elative audience.
Miss Faye Hughes sang anchored"
by Watson, and Responded to hn encore
with charming southern ballad
suppes overture, "Poct aud Peasant"
was given in a superb style
Little George Drummer sarg Bring
Back My Boy 10 Me-" by Banks, most
beautifully and received IA encore He
sang "Bluebell." whisuing the chorus,
and was recalled again. Hc has a voice
that promises much for theTmttre.
Miss Lulu Dow, Vera Minner and Miss
callison played Bridal Bells" BY Drem-
heller.
"'rhe Burglar ard the Child" a pam
tomime by Parker, was nicely given, Miss
Mamie Cronkhhe singing the solo.
Miss Hazel Harrington played a violin
solo, Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer"
arranged by Hone. Miss Martha Smith
played the piano accompaniment.
The tableaux OF the Virgins" by ten
young ladies was a very pretty number.
Miss Lena Johnson taking the part OF
the bridegroom.
Alice" a beautiful piano so,1 by Ar
cher, was nicely played by Miss Ida
Murphy
The diplomas We're thtn presented 10
the class. The Junior-Senior chorus sang
the closing number a Good Night sorg, "
Miss Hughes playing the accompaniment.
The graduating class Is composed Of
the following members
/ Grammar course;
Miss Clydena Thurston.
/ Miss Teresa spunaugle.
! Miss Doris McCarrick.
Miss Irene Burke.
Miss Marguerite Burke.
stenographic course
Miss Gretta Richards.
Miss Margaret Burke.
Miss Irene Burke
Bookkeeping:
Miss Abba Housla.
Miss Gretta Richards.
Penmanship course
n Miss Lulu Dow
Miss Genevieve Smith.
Miss Lena Braden.
Miss Mamie Cronkhite
Miss Clydena Thurston
Miss sallle Fentress.
Miss Doris McCarrick.
Miss Hazel Herrington
Miss Bertha strubel.
Miss Abba Houska.
Palmer Method" Certificates:
Miss Irene Burke.
Miss Greua Richards
Miss Margaret Burke
Miss Lulu Dow, Of Pond Creek. re-
ceired the gold medal al the st. Louh