The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-06-23

Girls of Intermediate Grades
Uncle SANS Marines. SCHNEIDER
Boys of Seventh and Eighth Grades
S Duet Observation-Disclosures. WeStendorf
Marie Flanagan and Esther O'keefe
Class Song ............... Bailey
Graduating Glass
10 Recitation ............ Selected
Mary Lane
THE COUNTESS OF TIVOLI
An Operetta in Three Acts
Cast of Characters
The Little Countess. years DID,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Esther O'keefe
Duchess of Tivoli, Her Mother......
......... Mary Gleason
Helena, Elnore. Nurse. observation-disclosures.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Florence Pomerleau
Fairy Queen Edith Blanchard
Puck, Fairy Charmer. Marie Flanagan
Elnore. the Countess. Age 16.......
.................Fl Florence Pomerleau
Hans, Kind Old Man. John Meagher
Gretchen, His Wife. Cora Fletcher
Linda, Il Maid of the Palace. ~
Observation-Disclosures. Ruth Ford
Merida Matron of the Palace. .
Observation-Disclosures. Marie Gambert
Lucia, an Attendant. Irene Pierce
Market Girls
Rosa .................G Gertrude Dillon
Bct,ina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mary O'Kecfe
Anna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Grace Kane
Laura OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mary Allen
Pietra Il Messenger. Florence LOFTS
Sarita. Maid of the Palace. .....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Arabclla Lahif
Won Lustiger. Sausage Vender.
Observation-Disclosures. John Meagher
Peanut Vendors.
Di Gusto ....... Leo Murphy
His Brother ......... Edward Hurle-
Tyrolian Warhlers
Josephine Breen ..................
jennie ..................
Maude Manning Observation-Disclosures.
Grace Heating Observation-Disclosures.
Gertrude Barnes Observation-Disclosures.
Margaret Montgomery .............
Irene Mullen ........
Ruth Trump Observation-Disclosures.
Loretta Gleason .........
Florence LOTUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Little Messenger ...... Veronica Rice
Flora .............. Gertrude Collins
While the different choruses, drills
ETC., showed the most careful training
and were admirably rendered by the
children. the duet Under the Old Um-
brella," by Marie Flanagan and ES-
Their O'keefc, deserves special mention.
Miss Florence Pomereau's voice never
appeared to better advantage and she
surprised ever her friends in the va
riOus parts assigned to her.
Miss Mary Gleason. Miss Cora Flet-
cher Miss Ernestine Whuley and MI.
John Meagher received deserved APP
plause for their work and taken alto
gether the entertainment was of ii very
high order. Mrs. NJ. &. Hoban was
the lccompanist. On Friday night Pr.
Harrington made the graduating ad-
dress and gave diplomas to the fol-
lowing boys and girls
John Riley. Earle Freeman. Thomas
Layden. Thomas Murphy, Ruth Ford.
Mary O'Keefe, Lucy Raide, Florence
Pomerleau. Gertrude Dillon, Ar:,bcll
Lahiff, Mae Lane, Mary Allen, Sara
Cronin, Irene Pierce. Harry Mulhol-
land. Arthur Lahiff. Eugene Jones,
Florence LOTUS. Marie Gambert. Grace
Kane. Veronica Rice Gertrude Collins,
Marcella Butler, Mary Curran. Mary
Helm, Rose De Wanz, Lowrinc Fer
moyle.
On Monday afternoon the Junior
class OF room six gave reception to
the seniors and established for them
| selves an enviable name as entertain
| ers. After partaking of an excellent
banquet Miss Sara Murphy, who acted
| as POSTMASTER called on the following
| who responded to various toasts: Miss
Annie Egan, Miss Ruth Ford, Miss
Florence POmerleau, Mr.. Harry Kane
An Alumni association was then
formed and the following officers cleo
| ted: President. Miss Sara Murphy; sec
| rotary. Mr.. Harry Kane; treasurer
| Mr.. Elmer Corcoran The rest of the
| afternoon and evening was spent in a
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