Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
CLOSING EXERCISES
Sermon to the Graduates Yesterday
by Bishop satterlee-Entertain-
ment Saturday Evening.

"Sleeplessly follow the IDEAL" advised
| Bishop Satterlee yesterday evening in the
baccalaureate sermon on THE Power OF
Eternal Life" which he preached to the
graduating class and pupils of the Ma
tional Cathedral School in st. Adams
Church.
Your life begun here in Christ Is an
endless life, for the Savior has said He
that believeth in Me hath eternal life:'
| not shall have but hath Think OF the
possibilities Of life eternal. The thought
tasks Of every day.
Read biography q great DEAL" he said.
TT Is full of Inspiration to the old as well
as the young. That is one of the reasons
why the Bible Is SO inspiring; 1t 10 full of
the life stories of men Of whom the world
was not worthy. Study the habits and
characters of men who have attained what
the world calls success. You will find that
IDEAL
The bishop was assisted In the service by
DR.. Turner and DR.. Bratelahl. Corporate
communion had been administered in the
church at the early morning service. The
church was beautifully decorated with
spring flowers. At the evening service the
pupils entered two by two, followed by the
women OF the faculty and the principals.
Dressed in white and proceeding slowly and
with happy serious faces, the procession
| was at once beautiful in its freshness and
impressive. Misses Helen Johnson and
Ruth Thompson acted as ushers.
Presentation Of Twelfth Night.
Saturday evening the school was enter
tanned, with host of friends, in st. Hill
| da's Hall, with the presentation of
Twelfth Night as the last dramatic eff
fort of the seniors.
Very beautiful inded, was the effect Of
bo I'D Ifa3 ,i,b
had been improvised at the end of the hall
and even more attractive was the acting of
the carefully trained young students of
Shakespeare. 1t is seldom so even cast
Is seen on any stage and practically never
such chorus of carefully moderated voices
heard anywhere. The distinct enunciatfon
and correct carrying quality of the voices
was the cause of universal remark and re-
fleets great credit upon the English of the
school and the skill of the teachers.
particularly pleasing were the represen-
tations of Miss Beatrice L. Mahony. 06, of
tbs character of Viola; Miss Ruth Starr,
'O6 as Malvolia, and Miss Mary F. Thigh
man, as Olivia. All the scenes given were
presented with an appreciation of the beau
~ and dignity of the lines and realiza-
ton of the dramatic spirit which made one
marvel at the crude and hating perform
anoes of some professional companies.
Inc, costumes We're particularly hand
some, and the music. an overture for piano
and violin and German dances, attractive
Mrs. Anton kasper played a series of dances
a Morris, Shepherds, Torch and Henry
VII dance from the German, and Miss Mar
garet E. Upcraft and Mr.. Kasper played
the overture from Mendelssohn's "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream
Cast of Characters.
The cast of characters was as follows.
Orsino, Duke Of Illyria, Isabel R. Magrud-
er, 'O6 Sebastian, brother of Viola, Marga-
ret Warren, '06; Antonio, a sea captain.
friend to Sebastian, Judith F. Longyear: a
sea captain, friend to Viola, Ida w. Patch;
first officer, Bessie H. whitacre; second Of
flcer, F. Margaret Burroughs; priest Bessie
ii. Whitacre; Valentine Curio and another
gentleman. attendants of the duke Maude
II. Aldrich, Ida w. Patch and F. Margaret
Burroughs; Sir Toby Belch uncle to Olivia,
Mary B. Bridge, '06; Sir Andrew Aguecheek.
Christine M. Nelson; Malvolio, steward to
Olivia, Ruth Starr '06; Fabian and Feste Ga
CLOWN, servants to Olivia, Elsie Rathbone
and Corinna E. Kirl1bride; Olivia, rich
countess, Mary f. Tilghman, 'O6; Viola.
afterward Cesario, Beatrice l.. Mahony, 'O6:
Maria, Olivia's maid Margaret Niche: la
dies attending Olivia, Virginia J. Bfsbee,
Augusta f. Hail and Dorothy B. Myers.
Tomorrow there will be held the art stud
ents' reception. at the studio, at 2:30 p m
and the students musicale, in ST Hilda,s
Hall, at pm. Today is being celebrated
as flag day.