The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
National Park Seminary Arranges 4
Musical Programme.

Musical Programme.
Commencement exercises at National
Park Seminary, Forest Glen, Nd, will
take place tomorrow morning Josef
Kaspar. who has had charge Of the COM
mencement music for the last fifteen
years, viii again be the director Miss
Franceska Kaspar will be the vocal So
loist and wiz sing one OF her favorite
arias. There viii also be some ensemble
numbers by string quartet and ad-
dresses.
The baccalaureate sermon was delivered
Sunday by Rev ]. J. Muir. pastor OF
Temple Baptist Church. The music was
under the direction OF Mr.. Kaspar. with
John Porter Lawrence at the organ 81.
Cecela's Society, composed Of about fifty
pupils OF Nine. Kaspar. sang The Lord
Is Nv Shepherd and Faith, Hope, ana
Love" Edna Munsey. Of Duluth, was
heard IN Gounodis ave Maria. Mr.. Kas-
par playing the violin Obligato- g
Saturday evening the four sororities
gave a lawn fete from 20 II O'clock
Recent events Of interest include the dra-
matte programme given by the different
sororities By permission OF Augustus
Thomas, the Chiopi Society, In honor Of
their fifteenth anniversary. gave a COS
tune comedy Of 1773 entitled oliver
Goldsmith" =" The affair took place IN the
Odeon Of the seminary, and the cast Of
characters was as follows: Lady. Miriam
Taylor: Gentleman, Rachel McQuistOn;
Edmund Burke, Eloise Day: Mary Hor-
neck. Anne McKinnon: William Feather
stone. Laura Hamilton: Sarah Feather
stone Nina King; Roger, Margaret Lii
| ler; Samuel Johnson. Adele Crenshaw;
/ James Boswell. Mildred Post; David Gar
/ rick, Florence Rantschler; Catherine Hor-
/ neck. Cornelia Ingram: Cherry. Hazel Ar
mold; Joshua Reynolds. Mary Tyson;
I William Kenrick, Lucille EIet; Charles
/ Horneck, Helen Hunt: Frances Reynolds.
| Mildred Barnes; Oliver Goldsmith. Anne
I Blllinghurst. Flanagan. property boy,
\ Claire Anderson; Mr.. Cowley. orchestra
/ leader. AIaude Hartz; Mr.. CradOck. stage
manager. Raphael Arnold; Mr.. Quick, Of
l the theater. Lucille Field; Miss Galley, OF
/ the theater, Kathryn Dakin; George Col
man. Marjorie Kerr: Adam DrUmnOnd
| Clare Dennie; Orange-girl. Irene Kreu-
! ger; Little Mary, Elizabeth Adams Mrs
/ Higgins. Edith Armstrong; Bin, tailor $
apprentice, Mary Flourney. The students
acting as ushers were Rose Armstrong
/ LalQfAa AGfl4EL -14lE-At9t 4Aa-A4N- iAtN AheAt
dwin. Mabel Beidler-F Freeman, Alice
Hazel McCurdy. Ada Cowan, Florenc'
/ Crosby. Irma Eliason. Margaret Gale
! Florence Hersh. Virginia Hurt. Gertrude
/ johnson. Grace Jordan, Lee KirkendaI
Potter. Grace Kuhns. Ruth McClannin
Emile owen. Frances Page, Ethel Ro-
/ land voorhees,. Katherine Sanner, Esther
Shaw. and Maud Stalnaker.
/ Another pleasant event was the play
a Gypsy Girl Of Hungary" by Care
Atherton Dugan. as presented by th'
| Theta Sigma Rho Sorority. The per
sonnel Of the cast was as follows
Starliua. a gypsy girl Alice Taylor; Sinn
a fortune teller. Bertha Thelander, LashO
chief OF the gypsies. Ruth Doris; Coun
Rupert. Hungarian noble. Ruth Douglas
/ Countess Temesvar. mother OF Rupert
Nadge Robins; members OF the gyps'
band Rhodi. Vivian WhiICOmb, Lot
Sara Louise Stewart: Tawno, Hele'
Trimble, Rudi. Helen Goodel; Beltram
Hazel Reitch; gypsy boys. Jan, Gerdi
Coad. ZarcO. Hazel Pearsall; Spico
Grace Clark: Chiko. Rueiba Lewis. Ma
dar. Helen SOmers. gypsy girls, Ercella
Azilee Keith. Tralla. Emily Oblinger
Hinda. Margaret Wilson; Rosa. Marial
Miller; Pepi;a. Helen Eisendrath. Hita
Carolyn smith. Hungarian ladies. Volga
Augusta B.anke. Yetive. Cornelia Kas
son. Martha, Dorothy Decker; Dantana
Marjorie Rand. YvOnne, Ethel Hart
RIchenda. Virginia jenkins. and Zehrs
Louise Priddle.