Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-20

lated voices, which showed training
in elocution and illustrated with liv-
ing pictures, gave a most enjoyable
entertainment A note of perfection
was shown in details of costuming
and stage settings. Especially fine
was the coronation scene filling the
entire stage with a most beautiful
tableau. Appropriate motifs were
given in piano music during the diff
ferent illustrations adding much to
the artistic arrangement. Through
out the school year a number of stage
entertainments have been given de-
picting study just completed; all of
which were pervaded with an air of
charming refinement and culture.
THE Tennyson Evening" will be
repeated next Wednesday by re-
quest. Following is the cast of char
acters:
King Arthur (the souD-stella Kin
ley
Queen Guenevere (the Body)-Cor-
inc Hartog.
Lady of the Lake (Religion)-Cecll
Butts.
Lancelot (Arthurs bravest knight
-Allene Ashford.
The Three Queens (Faith, Hope
and Charity)-Pearl Robert, Margaret
Doerfer and Eva Nelson.
Mage Merlin (Wisdom) - Agnes
Driscoll.
Elaine (the 'lily maid Marie
Campbell.
Percival Ia onk)-Margaret Doer-
fer
Sir Gareth [ knight of the Round
Table)-Mayme Lonius.
Laynette-Lucille Jaskoski.
Sir Percival's sister Ga nun)-Cecll
Butts.
Bellicent-Marie Campbell.
The child Innocence-Catherint
Luddington.
The novice-Cecil Butts.
Gervaint "a knight Lon.
ius.
Enid (his wife) Florence Adams
TennysOn Evening
l. Introduction-Read by Miss Lu.
cille Jaskoski Pictures, a second
year girl studying Tennyson's "Idylls
of the King"
2. Coming of Arthur-Read BY
Florence Adams. Pictures (a) Belli
cent listens to Bleys, the dying sage
tell the story Of Arthurs birth. (b,
The Coronation of King Arthur; &C.
Sir Lancelot goes forth to bring Prin
cess Gueneyere to Arthur's court
Cd) Arthur and Guenevere are mar
ried
8. Gareth and Lynette-Read b,
Agness Driscoll. Pictures: (a) Gar
eth obtains the blessing of his moth
er; (b) The Lady of the Lake; &c
Lynette begs Arthur for his bes
knight to go upon her guest; I'd
Lynette scorns Gareth; (e) Garrett
and Lynette together seek the cave.
4. Geraint and Enid-Read by AL
lene Ashford. Pictures: (a) Ger
aint and Enid; (b) Enid laments tina
she is not brave enough to warn Ger
aint; (c) Geraint falls by the road
side.
s. Lancelot and Elalne-Read b,
Lucille Jaskoski. Pictures: (b) Ian
celot meets Elaine; (b) Elain
watches for the return of Lancelot
(c) The dead Elaine taken down t,
Camelot; (d) Lancelot sorrows owe
the dead Elaine.
6. The Holy Grail-Read by Kar
Inc Hartog Pictures: (a) The monl
Perciyal tells his brother monk HOY
he sought for the Holy Grail; (b) 81
Percival's sister prays to see the Hol
Grail; (c) She sees the Holy Grail
I'D Sir Galahed and Sir Percival ais
see the Holy Grail
Z. The Last Tournament-Read b
Allene Ashford. Pictures: (a) Ar
thur brings GueneYere the child limo
cence; (bJ The Queen grieves owe
the dead Innocence of Arthur's cour
8. Guenevere - Read by Agne
Driscoll. Pictures: (a) The Quee
bids Lancelot farewell; (b)The Quee
listening to the little novice; (c) Th
Queen in contrtion before the King
(d) Guenevere seeks one NOR
glimpse of the King.
8. Passing of Arthur-Read b
Florence Adams. Pictures: (a) Al
:. thus gives his sword to Bedinere; (b
Arthur, the great King, passes int
the other world
Little Miss Joe Driscoll announce
the pictures. The essays were tn
girls own work (second year of hig
, SCHOOL,. This literature class ha
Just completed the study of tn
"Idylls."
At the First Methodist church lai
Sunday evening Miss Eleanor Mile
of st Paul, Minnesota, gave a readin
Of "Parsifal". translated from th
German into English blank verse,
, beautiful voice and fine interpret
/ tion. In accompanying, Dean Mel
4 denhall followed the music of Wal
) ner's original score, the ever recur