Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-19

| Dannenberg, Arthur Hammond, Al
bert Langford Hobbs, Nellie Morgan,
Sadie Mae McKeag, Theron l.. PIERCE,
Margaret B. Rule, Clara Louise StaHl,
Anna Florence Urdangen, Lloyd L..
Wells.
Latin course-Jeannette Ashton,
Chester A. Bonewell, Pearl " Bahren-
fuse, George Boyack, Noel Jerub Breed,
Anna Lois Carter, Floyd Hill, Sadie
Mildred Cove, F'loy D. Laine, Eva
Grace Martin, Samuel L. O'Brien, YER
ma Clare Steaks, Ina Luella Sprague.
Latin and English courses-Sara
Anna May McLlrath Mildred Stewart,
Reed Thompson.
Following is the graduating pro-
gram: Music, "a Warrior Bold high
school chorus; invocation, Rev. Elias
Handy; music, The Lark" high school
chorus; salutatory, Sara Mcllrath;
grafton, "Opportunity,' Verna Steaks;
Grafton, "The Drama Lloyd Wells;
class poem, Ruth Bye; grafton, I'm
wasted Days. Jennie Bayley; music,
Spring Revelry," Nenina Mcdonald;
grafton, Ideals" Helen Dreamer; class
history Harry Hopkins; GRAFTON, AN
Old EQUATION Elsie Akers; music,
"voices of the Wood" Jeanette Ash
ton: address to the juniors, Samuel
O'Brien; response, Ralph Wiltamuth;
Glass Will, Eva Martin; valedictory,
Welles Gaylord; music. trio; prcsen-
tation of diplomas. DIR. S. c. Buck.
The B class of the Grinnell high
school will present tomorrow night at
the Colonial, their class play, entitled
"Charley's Aunt" with the following
cast of characters: Sir Francis Ches-
ney, Dwight Coutts; Jack Chesney,
Harry Spooner; Charley Wykeham,
Edward Patton: Lord Fancourt Bah
berly, Carl Dreamer; Spettigue, Les
lie Parsons; Brasset, George Streck;
Dona Lucia D'Alvadorez, Edna Mc1n-
tosh; Kitty Verdun, Pearl Harris; Amy
Spettigue, Chloe Blood; Ella Delehay,
Blythe Cessna.
The following were here from outside
the city to attend the funeral of Mrs.
T. j. Bray on Sunday last: DIR. and
Mrs. j. r. Ryan and DR.. and Mrs. G. N.
Ryan and Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Haine.',
all of Des Moines; Mr. and Mrs. c. p.
Pickett of Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. 81. s.
Young of Winfield; Mrs. Jones of Col
fax; Clifford Cox of Newton; Cath
crime Shea of Mason City; Miss
Blanche Bray of Tabor; Frank j. Nc
Cullough of Davenport; Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Boyd Of Malcolm, and the singers,
all members Of the Des Moines Musi-
cal club to which Mrs. Bray had be-
longed; Mrs. Anna Blotchky, Mrs.
Ralph Eshbaugh, Mrs. Frederic Evans,
Miss Ailene McRea, Miss Mabel Smith
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The pail bearers were w. J. Rapson,
Dr. ]. R. Lewis, L. H. Rinefort, L. j.
Carroll, Dr. j. w. Billings and G. H.
Hamln.
The members of Company K, saith
regiment, were very much pleased last
evening with the address of their chap
lain, Rev. B. c.. Preston, of Muscatine,
who preached in the Congregational
church on the subject, "The Cost OF
Civil and Intellectual Freedom" The
address is characterized as a strong
one and the chaplain received acknowl-
edgement of that fact from listeners
outside the ranks of Company K.
Rev. H. NJ Dascomb occupied the
pulpit of the First Congregational
church of Muscatine yesterday, in ex-
change with Chaplain Preston.
C. L. McNally, of the firm of Nc
Nally & Legg, has been sick for several
days, and on Saturday last was taken
to the hospital, where he is hopeful OF
recovery Of his usual health in a short
time.