Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18

Th. past week in society was con-
sumed with the High school com2-
mencanent and it's attendant fea
lures
on Monday vsning the class play,
The AgnazonS" was ven In the
Temple theater. This play in Itself
is one adapted to the experience OF
High schs,ol students. But while bet
Ter suited to young people Ehan
S>hakespear.an play. it just as well
gave opportunity for ability and skill.
Nj ass leila Morris as eeading lacy In
the east of characters, sustained her
part ~ more creditable way than
rany actresses who come to Lewis
ton as stars in their profession. The
other members Of the class taking
part in the play were Misses Virginia
s;hearer, Georgia Garter. Hattie Pal
mer and Zoe Kerns and MessTF John
Edmiston. Graham Morris, Louis
Diether, Forrest Smith. Henry Cole,
Robert Thompson.
1t is hardly fair not to mention es-
recially the part Of each, for the work
e each was ind vidual and unusually
!, ell done. No word Of criticism was
Uttered by any of the large audience
who enjoyed the play t1d who ap-
preciated the efforts of all who took
part and who understood the careful
reparation of weeks that had been
given by the High school teachers.
most delightful feature of the
evening was the music furnished py
the High School orchAtra.
on Tuesday evening the gradual
ing class Of the High school held their
class-day exercises at the assembly
room of the High school building
The room was made attractive with
flowers rugs and potted plants.
A short musical program was rem
dered and the class prophecy was
read by Robert Thompson. This pa
/ Ter, though following the lines of
class prophecies, was most original
and well written. While for the time
the writer was a dreamer of dreams,
the futures unfolded were possible
and many probable, if not in detail, in
a broad sense.
Miss Helene Brooks was to become
raost useful in defense of women's
rights.
Zoe Kerns was to fill a pulpit ac-
ceptably.
/ Hattie Palmer was to be a cartoon
list.
George Isaman. a horticulturst, at
tempting propagation of potatoes on
trees to overcome necessity of dig
ging,
Graham Morris was to spend years
as scientist devising means OF gen.
Grating electricity-from red hair.
Ira Tweedv was to become fac
tor in national politics.
Following the program a pleasan
reception was held, at which light re
freshments were served.
This evening, at her home on FIT
street, Mrs. B. F. Morris entertalne'
the graduating class and High schoo
faculty with lawn party. TIL
closes commencement week and hna
1 leave will be taken between teacher
and pupils.
On Thursday evening after tn
commencement exercises a banque
was rendered the graduating Gas
faculty and school board by the jun
& icr class. One long table, where Gov
ers were lad for 4S was Hastily al
! ranged. The decorations were Will
i tapers in silver candlesticks. III
following menu was served:
Senior Banquet.
The annual banquet given to u
graduating senior class Of the Hls
d school by the juniors was an immen'
success. Immediately after the excl
4 c,ses at the Temple theater the class
es adjourned to the Raymond gr
4 room where the tempting menu WI
served.
Sailed nuts. Consomme Royal
Soup-Consomme.
olives
Sailed Almonds. Crackers.
Lemon Sherbet. Orange fril'e'
n Roast Chicken, Mashed Potatoes.