The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-29

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 Miss Inez Brock contempIates en- tering one of the leading eastern servatories of music this fall to per feet herself in this art
 Miss Lucille Woodcock, who is very talented musician, will attend one of the conservatories of Cleye- and, Ohio, the home city of her sis ter. Mrs. J. E. Hikes, who is most IprommClt in Cleveland music circles.
 Miss Frances Grenier plans a visit to Chicago during the summer.
 Miss Edwina Cook will visit her aunt Mrs B. l.. Alderman, in Pales- tine, Texas, and enter the University of Arkansas this fa,
 Miss Elma Iolck will attend the Colorado State Norma at Greeley, Col.
 Miss Mildred Murphy will teach at Rector Ark
 Jean Iauher expects to enter the University of Missouri, at Columbia, Mo
 After spending the summer in Houston. Texas, Herbert Milimine will go to Ann Arbor, Mich, to study med- cine in the University of Michigan
 Van Tarble will summer in the western wheat belt and enter Swarth- more Co lege, Chester, Pa, this fall.
 Fulton Dean will take a course at Ford's Business College, Little Rock.
 Ben Reich expects to go to Searrett College, Morrisville, Mo.
 Miss Bessie Meux is contemplating a visit to friends in Philadelphia dur ling the summer. She expects to teach, beginning this fall
 Miss Madeline Cloud will spend the summer with her sister Mrs Al Perkins, wlo will spend the vacation months at her country home in the ! lAdironadck mountai-
 Miss Gladys Crogo will visit in Galveston Texas, during the summer.
 Maurice Thomason will return to his home in Madison Texas, and this fall will enter the University of Vir- sina to study medicine
 Others to take m the study of med icine include Gibson Witt Jr who wi 20 to the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, and Everett Merritt The latter will visit in St Louis, then go 10 Dallas Texas, to hve This fall he will enter Baylor University to study pharmacy. Then he will en- ter Johns Hopkins, after finishing from Baylor.
 Miss Ola Reader vii visit at Mon roe, N. C.
 The most extensive trip will he taken by Miss Harriet Jane Massey. She will accompany her parents, Mir. and Mrs w. E. Massey, and brother on an extended European trip. Sae will enter Central College, Conway in the late fall Miss Esther Longworth will go to Port and, Orc. She plans to take voice and piano
 Miss Constance Harper is contem- plating entering National Park Semi nary, Forest Glen, Md one of the most cultured schools in the east *
 Operetta Grand Success.
 The entertainment given at St Johns hal last night was an unquali- fled success. The children who took part in the 0peretta, "Ghe Enchanted Wood" acted their roles like profes- sionals so well were they trained by ] their teachers. The costumes worn were varied in character and appropriate to the roles Represented Some were very beauti- full and some were comical The queen of faryland was eXquisitely dressed and her court attendants were also beautifully costumed. Mother Goose and her attendants wore most l Appropriate costumes.
 The representation of the drilling of soldiers and the splendid drills ex- ecuted by company of boys of the St. Johns school was very fine in deed.
 The vocal specialties executed be- tween acts and following the operetta were splendid.
 | IA packed house of highly pleased patrons and friends greeted the per formance and generously appauded the performance
 The stage setting was very attract. i've, the beautiful hand-painted seen cry being the work of Sister Angelne
 Those taking part follow:
 Fairy Queen-Miss Ruth Hardin.
 Maids of Honor--Misses Helen Price and Josephine Steiner. | Mother Goose-Miss Ouida Thur. man.
 School Miss Virginia Me Cauley.
 Miss Muffit-Miss Julia Price.
 Mrs. Mary Miss Georgia Me Cauley.
 Bopeep--Miss Maria Cautler.
 Simple Simon-John Wadron. Boy Bue-George Harvey. Jack Horner-Ralph Kennedy
 Queens Train Bearers--Harry Poe