Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10
OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
All the Societies Are busy with
Their Literary work This
Month.

In the LIninger Travel club Anna Bethge
read paper on THE First Exposition
The "Chronicie" was read by committee
appointed for that purpose. y paper on
The Irlnsmississipi Exposition" was cad
by katherine q Leary Stereoptlcon views
of the Paris, st. Louis, Chicago and Omaha
expostiions were shown by Miss Wallace.
A Mother Goose Program was given
In the Browning society. The opening song
was Good Morning, Merry sunshine, sung
by the Browning chorus. Eunice Holmes
entertained the society with a recitation.
This was followed by another song by the
Piggies' was told by Ethel Heinerickson.
A recitation, who's Afra!d?' was given
BY Edna Levy. The oracle was read
Bean stalk" was told by Marguerite Lee.
In the Demosthenian Debating society
current topics were given by Renolds oyer oyer,
should be discontinued" Garlan Davidson
and Sanford Clifford took the affirmative.
while Frederic Carlson and Albert Jensen
by George Berger This was followed by
another debate: Resolved That South
Omaha should be annexed to Omaha"
Donald Atchison and Sam, Melander took
the affirmative and Sam Carrier and John
Bowen the negative.
In the Hawthorne society a recitation was
given by Luela Farrell. talk on our
Commonest Birds was given by Florence
Peterson. An original story was told by
Ruth Partridge. talk on migration OF
Birds" was given by Lou Fuller Giselle
ROdman entertained the society with
recitation Ida Kulakowsky told the work
of the different varieties OF birds. A recita-
ton by Isabel Smalley finished the pro-
gram,
The Mother Goose" program Of the
Sheets Mary Had a Little Lamb" was
recited by Mary Sheets. Jack and Jill,
Howard. Jack sprat" was given by Marie
Hodge and Helen Blish. A selection en-
titled "Portia Up to Date was given by
VindCation Of the Limerick was reclted
by Gretchen Mcconnell. The story of
Little Miss Muffett' was told by Marie
Hollinger. Elaine the Girl was recited
A business meeting of the Webster So
greatly changed After an exciting par
liamentary law practice the meeting adj
journed.
The Priscilla Alden society also gave a
Mother Goose" program. In a song en-
titled Mistress Mary" the part of MsN
Muffet was taken by Sadie Kirschbraun;
Riding Hood by Olive, Ladd; the Queen of
Hearts by Ivy Lee and Mary Quite Contrary
told by Irene Mcknight. A selection en-
titled Sun Bonnet Babies" was given by
Edith Lyon and Marjory Beckwit, An
recited by Ruth Halter
A short business meeting Of the German
society was held, the program having been
postponed until next Wednesday.
A college program was given in the
Margaret Fuller society: Duet, banjo and
kulNdIt NttIliuUt anu l-Ouibt ElDtil' ltetu-
Ing, Evelyn Miller; vocal solo, Ruth Nc
Bride original story, Irene Jaynes; college
Eleanor Jacquith; recitation, Marguerite
Scott; Prophecy" Mary Alice Sidwell;
duet Gertrude and Louise Ebert; dia-
logue. Ruth Mcbride and Muriel Johnson;
Prophecy" Elizabeth Charlton.
In the Frances Willard society a recita-
lion entitled "Casey's Table D'ote" was
given by Marjory Beckett. Julia Anhauser
entertained the society with a vocal solo.
reading was given by Edith Jacobsen.
Limitations of Youth was recited by
Mabel Berka. The Crescent" was read
by Elizabeth Norgard.