Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06
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On Monday evening at the Temple
theater will be presented by the
senior class of the State Normal
school, Tennyson's poetic drama,
"The Foresters, to which Tenny-
son added the subtitle of Maid Mar
ian and Robin Hood" Though these
two characters are the center of in
terest, there is not parsonage in
the play which does not stand out as
ali ndividual-Scarlet, with his
gentility and love of bright color;
Punch, with his sturdy spirit in a
little body and grown gray before
his time; Tuck, outlaw priest and
jelly comrade, who If tapped would
run more wine than blood; and Lit
tie Vohn, that strange, starched
stiff creature who loved Robin
Hood as his own life. Then there is |
the lion-hearted King Richard and
his treacherous brother, John, the
stern judiciary, the worldly abbot,
the vacillating sheriff of Noting
ham and others Of forest and field
and soldier and church life. All me-
diaeval life is represented in this
quaint old play, and the free, happy
spirit of the times should lend itself
to every one who hears it.
On Wednesday at high noon the
home of Mrs. Laura Provins was
made the scene of pretty June
wedding, when Miss celia Provins
was united in marriage with Mr.. E.
l.. Jones. The house was beautiful
ly decorated in green and white
. with profusion of bridal roses ev-
erywhere. Under the inspiring
strains of the Mendelssohn Wedding
March, played by Miss Yount, the
young couple moved forward to the
improvised altar unattended. The
brides gown was wolfe lace trimmed
with mouseline over white taffeta,
: and she carried an elegant bouquet
; of brides roses. Rev. D. ]. w. Som"
q erville oflciated, and the beautiful
and impressive ceremony OF the
a Episcopal service was used, Miss Lu'
4 cile Hinkly being the bearer OF the
: ring. After the ceremony a five
course breakfast was served. Mrs
Fred Bartlett presided in the dining
room, assisted by Misses Maut
Bales, Edna and Myrtle Yount ant
. Harriet Bartlett. Mrs. Fred Hinkl!
. helped to receive. The young couple
= left for a trip to the coast and viii
be at home after July l.
81 Next week Is commencement weel
. at the Lewiston State Normal, ant
q the calendar is as follows:
10 Sunday, Jun Z. IL a. m.-Bacca
= laureate sermon by Rev. A. A. Morri
son, Phi. D.. Trinity church. Port
n land, Ore.
J. Monday, June 8, at 8 p. m.-Sen
" Tor class day exercises. Temple thea
II ter.
r. Tuesday, June 9. at 8 p. m.-Pres
J. ident's reception, Lewis hall.
v Wednesday, June 10. 1880 a. n
I'll -Graduation exercises and com
a mencement address, Democracy an
l. Education" e. o. Sisson, Phi. D.. DE
partment of Education, University
g. Washington.
n
le The acknowledgement OF last Sun
% day contained two-column pictur
h OF Miss Hattie Palmer. with thl
n supsrscription: "Miss Hattie Pa
,r mer OF Lewiston. Idaho. is In he
freshman year at the University q
g. Washington, and Is not only one
re- the most popular students at tn
DR. university. but foremost among tn
,rl tennis players, being winner OF tn
g. underclass championship. Miss Pa
te mer Is a member OF the Pi Beta Pf
A. fraternity"
ir A beautiful wedding was held
Or the Presbyterian church in this cit
n, at high noon on Wednesday. whe
A. Rev. william baltimore united
" marriage Miss Nyda A. Mounc'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper \
1. Mounce, and Mr.. Hal Spencer Beach
,e ~he ushers were Messers Charlie
N Boren, Arthur Lukens, Ben Dorr
A. and Henry Croxier.
ltl At IL O'Clock Miss Beatrice Boz
re- Inner played the opening bars OF tn
,e Lohengrin bridal march and the PR
toI cesion entered the church. led
Messers. Boren and Lukens. followe
e. by Miss Marguerite Jones, the DALI
le ty little flower girl. who was follow
tol ed by the two bridesmaids, Mil
le Sallie Crosier In blue. and Nil
ri Blanche Squires Of Pullman, VAST
II inGton, a cousin Of the bridas l
1, mink. Both maids wore white phi