River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-28
Class OF twenty-five to be Graduated june A.,
Exercises Include Class Sermon, Class
Day Exercises and Commencement
Address by Noted Speaker.

Nancy
John Lyman Chapman
Lola Minnie Chapman
Lyman Watson Chapman
Rose Ellen Chinook
Stanley Burnhardt Dopkins
Blanche Laura Fuller
Matte Katherine Kealy
Herbert Frazier Loucks
Clementine McGregor
Myrtle Caroline Megorden
Levi Alvin Paulson
Marguerite Evelyn Smith
Paul Taggart
Arthur Reinholdt Upgren
Dallas Day White
Kenneth Sidney White
Lynn Churchill White
Ray Arthur Wigen
Lavinia Wright
The program for the week is as
follows:
Sunday, May 3lst, at 800 p. m.
at the Congregational church. Glass
Sermon by ReY. VIM. ] Gray.
Tuesday, June 2nd, 2:l5 o'cl ,ck,
Class Exercises in the Assembly
room.
Wednesday, June 3rd, s p. m, al
the Opera House, Glass Play, "Mr
Bob"
Thursday, June 4th, s p. m, at
the Opera House, Commencement
Exercises and Address, THE Stu
dent at the Box of Judgment" by
James Hoffman Batten.
All exercises arecpen to the pub
lie and all are free except the class
play. Seats for this will be on sale
at Freeman's Drug store on and
after Saturday, May 30th. Admis-
sion prices will be Is and 35 cents.
In the class play those taking the
chief parts will be assisted by the
whole class, and the Glee Club will
sing. The High school orchestra
under Mr.. Howard will take part
and the school quartette, composed
of Miss Currier, Mrs. Almy, Prof.
Wickland and Mr.. Bird, will furnish
a part of the program.
"Mr. Bob" is a farce comedy we'll
suited TO amateurs. The acterS
have been pra~cticing under the d.
recLion of Miss Roehm for the last
month or more. The play is brim-
full of action and pleasant humor
and has an interesting plot. 1t has
been pronounced by many the best
of all available plays for a high
school cast.
The characters and those taking
the parts are as follows: Philip Roy
son, an amateur yachtsman, John
Chapman. Robert Brown, clerk of
Benson & Benson, Lynn White.
jenkins, Miss Rebecca's butler,
Kenneth White. Rebecca Luke, a
m a i d e n lady, Adelaide Badger.
Katherine Rogers, niece of Miss Re-
becca, Marguerite Smith. Marion
Bryant, Katherine's friend, Florence
Hurkee. Patty, Miss Rebecca's
maid, Lola Chapman. Yachting
party-Misses Ruth Badger, Bessie
and Nancy Brolander, Rose Chin
mock. Blanche and Vara Fuller,
Kealy, McGregor, Megorden, Nopp,
Scroggie and Wright; Messrs. An
d~erson, Benson, Lyman Chapman,
Dopkins, Loucks. Paulson, Soho
field, Severson, Upgren, Dallas
White and Wigen.
"Mr. Bob" is Katherine's pet
name for her intimate friend Marion.
To play a joke on ner cousin Philip,
Katherine pretends that her friend
SO n1cKnamed is a man ana asks
him to give her visitor a hearty well
come. Miss Becky, a maiden lady
with a passion for cats, has arrang-
ed to confer with a Mr.. Brown, an
architect, for the building of a home
for her pets; but fears ing the dis
pleasure of Katherine and Philip,
she swears her servants to secrecy
about the interview. Complications
arise when Robert Brown, a solicit
tor on business concerning a miss
ing codicil, is taken for Mr.. Bob"
by Philip, for Saunders, Philips
friend, by Katherine, and for Mr..
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