The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-05

If his old friend and neighbor, Mr..
The following is the program of
St. Anne's academy. and will be
given in the Opera House June Z.
Motto: Finerm respice.
Colors: Lavender and white.
Fast Mail Gallop Trio Duurand
M, Dugan. B. Harrington. P. Nc
Andrews. A. Breen. N. Bierne. L.
Holland. Violin. E. Powers
Welcome. M. Glynn. l.. Deter
FAIRIES Birthday ........... Sparrow
q. Giblin, E. Dugan. T. Granny.
w. Mitchell. R. Driscoll. L. Quirk.
Chorus. .Towner
B. Harrington, B. Hickey.
La Fontaine. ............. .Lysburg
M. Keane. R. MooIseed.
Merry Little Girls. Mirims
Accompanies. G. Mccarthy
Duet. ...... Observation-Disclosures. Streablog
F. Kenney. j. O'Connor
Rondeau Brilliant OPP 62. Won Weber
M. Dugan. P. McAndrews.
Action Song Little Boys
Accompanist Julia Devany. Vera
Keane
Ivy Leaf. 1855. Miller
Pauline Granny. Flossie Duffy.
Crescent Reverie. -. -. .Fieldhouse
c. Mccarthy, A. McAndrews, R.
Driscoll, S. Flynn. Bob. WEIGH. Leila
Quirk.
Rcollections of the South :. Boys
Accompanist M. Dugan.
Valse.. Observation-Disclosures. -. Rosewig
M. Costello, T. Costello
Recitation. ..... ..Cecil Mccarthy
Polonaise in D. Major. Schmidt
Nine Girls.
March Herloque Kunkel
M. Keane, M. O'Keefe.
Operate E............. 80. Mango
Characters
Florinda. little village maiden
N. Hickey
Fortuna, Fairy Queen M. Molseed
Vala. Queen of Witches IL. Granny
Joringal, brother of Florinda
H. Quirk
Chorus of witches. fairies. etc.
Essay .....Geo. Deter
End Rhapsodie Hongroise List
M. Keane, R. Molseed
Comforting of Diplomas
Rev. Jas. Murphy
Closing Remarks.
Geo. Deter is having his dwelling
treated to new coat of paint.
Geo. Braska and wife of Denison
visited here Thursday.
The High School pupils and teach
ers gave Prof. F. F. Gordon com.
|plete surprise last Friday evening.
calling at his home to spend the
evening. The evening was spent ir
playing various games and music.
Delicious refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. and all report
a very pleasant time. The High
School pupils presented Prof. Gordol
with beautiful gold watch fob. a
a token of love and esteem.
Ernest Welton came Wednesda,
evening to visit his sister Mrs. Johl
Vennink.
William Wilroth Of Denison at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Staglemal
here Thursday.
Mr.. Levine and wife. Mr.. Goodman
and wife of Colfax are visiting re
latives here.
Mary Kinney returned Friday from
New brunswick, N. j., where sh,
went to see a sick sister. She Report.
her much improved in health wher
she left.
j. P. Dougherty and wife are car
ing for sick baby.
Miss Klngsly was agreeably sur.
prised Thursday evening. when tn.
pupils in the high room and grammar
room gave party in the Woodmer
hall in her honor. The pupils pres
ented her with a very fine ring. Ic.
cream and cake were served and mus,
and games climaxed the enjoyabl.
occasion.
Mr.. Kearns returned to his home il
Dixon. Ill, Saturday after pleasan
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. e. e. Vail who was CRITICALLY
ill. has entirely recovered.
Miss Kinsley left Friday noon 70,
her home at Whiting. la.
On account of the threatening
weather Thursday Memorial service.
were held at the Woodmen hall. A
large number of people came to towr
to take part in the parade to tn,
cemetery. Rev. Pugh and Rev. Nc
Kay of West Side were the principa
speakers. Mrs. DR.. Glynn and Grac,
Deter each gave a recitation. TIL.
chorus from the different churches
did some very fine singing.