The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
IR}HOOLS IN SUMMIT;
m h ELEVENTH ANNUAL
ercises at Park City; Burial
pie of a Graduate; X. of P.
Bs, Election.
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ARK CITY, June 1.-The eleventh
bal commencement exercises OF the
lie schools OF Summit county were
I'M in the Florence theater last even
u The large class Has greeted by a
ID company of relatives and friends.
filled the large room TO overflow
N turning many away. after the
ding room was all occupied. The eX-
dllses were opened by an overture by
Park City high school orchestra. fol-
ID by prayer by e. w. Robertson,
r which Superintendent a. d. Griffin
vered appropriate tely the welcome ad-
= l. which was responded to by j. Nj,
!. mas OF Coelville In a pleasing man
IS Miss Ethel Scott then sang very
: -eptably a solo and, as an encore. rem
I'D whistling solo. which captured
- audience.
.She Rev P. a. sruplSin Of Salt Lake
!. .reesed the Ioop!e in his usual bs,l-
1T and earnest style upon the. sub
s.tks 10 the true value OF II. urging the
=. ,.ents TO make any sacrifice within
. ION. that the graduates might have
benefits of higher education. Then
|, exhorted the class 10 follow up their
TX and 10 consecrate their acquire
Its and talents TO the service OF hu-
= aity.
ssnother overture by the orchestra was
ughtfully rendered. after which Prof.
"A. Cooper OF Peoa, In few we'll
'1sen remarks. presented the class Tor
spmas. which were conferred by the
y nty superintendent, O. w. wilkins.
u the benediction by the Rev. A.
= rse closed the exercises. The re-
nder Of evening was spent in social
'V.cins. The graduates number los. the
~ 10
Henefer, district No. |. :. Coal
re district No. >. Is: doytsvillr. dis
III No. 3. 6. Rochlort. discreet Nc .. L;
"a, district No. 6. s. kamas. district
5trion. district No. 10. 8; WoodIurd
rict No. II. |. Park city. district No.
81; Oakley. district No. l3, - Fran
district No. II, 6.
Funeral of Miss Slime.
he funera. Of Miss Clara +. Stine:
& late valedictorian Of the high school
ahauating class, occurred at tho Metho-
q Episcopal church at II o'clock to-
a. Several appropriate sacred selec-
S..s were feelingly rendered by the
crlr. The Rev. Mr.. Martin pronounced
L,cautifu eulogy upon the noble life
X liant record and lovely character OF
- deceased. The high school marched
6 body to the church and to the cemer-
". led by the superintendent. a D.
n fin. and Principal J. L. Kearns. The
!, members OF the graduating class
e the flower girls. The young men
-the graduating class were the pail
.sfers The number OF people attend
1.-THE services were so many that the
,-rch was overflled, 4 profusion OF
- rers covered the casket. The mother,
: Tuggle, and brother Elmer Stinee.
y almost prostrated. An added touch
> BADNESS was lent 10 the ceremony at
- cemetery when the senior class, att
lniI..he committal service. marched In
rs.y and laid a beautiful bouquet upon
~ grave OF Miss MARY Thompson, the
parable friend Of Miss Stine. Miss
npson died less than seventeen
this ago, and Miss Stine had greatly
4 Irned her loss ever since.
y ,hnnie Canty was buried this after
I'm. the funeral being held at the Cath
~ church Father Gslligan very i'm
TO the heartbroken par
ps in losing their only son and child.
" grade OF which Johnny was mem-
- was dismissed and attended the flu
81, as a whole.
'h Knights of Pythias Election.
+ he Park lodge No. /. knights Of
,hias. held their semi-annual election
-fficers at their Castle hall last ev"n-
, 4 and the following were elected TO
ce for the ensuing term: Chancei-
icommander. w. j. Turner: vice chan
r,lor commander, c. j. Schultz: prelatc.
:, flk Fleishman, master of work {. w.
dgson: keeper of record and seal. r
Williams master OF finance. II w.
hghton: master OF eNchequer, Stuart
Shee: master at arms, T. j. Melon
NJ inner guard, r. W. Burrows, outer
% I'd. James Watson; tribune. c. L.