The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
SENIOR CLASS
PLAY A SUCCESS
AECE AUDIENCE ATTENDS FfN
~ PERFORMANCE or --fGH-
GRADUATES.

t- l0disidusIs vas Escep
J Se2a and visitors Were
Wei Pleased.
D members Il tha Sarirr rra-s ,,
.-tt 1t ire MEsslIr. HIEh .fho1I v.ry
LiLhell celebrated tIas- rfsrr AZ fh.
iL'atf" yesterday evening az =
u iulE estimated that at
-'tet LOO people were present fn
witness the plaEs. which War. Given
Nt llt member Of the senior class
4at ana a class PLAY. which va.
.''lsl INTO Two parts and ne sing
.l tut class song com POSED hy Cart
h' singer featured Rae exercises OF tha
,tS, The members o. the play com
ml'i'r. VINO arranged the prelude. and
.puntry auction. were Elizabeth NJ
NoN"u chairman. Mary Morse. Viz
La SChNaib, Wendell uysluger. and
fcItha lsenberg
The special music bon connection
With The exercises OF the evening was
furnished by the High school orcha-.
lra. under th@ direction Of Miss Lucy
The members OF the or
che~tra were
Graham Marsh. Pianist. Violins
frances broycrman. Elizabeth SchsiI.
last. Roy Gordon. DplSou Cooke stan
10y wicker. Thomas S~chofield. Claire
harNius. Henry H~elmbriEht Comets
Jaih". Mcclure. Lester Smith. Clarin-
c's Thomas Humphreys. Howard
Sets Cello. oliver Edwards. Drums
Junior Brown.
Those who PLAYED the leading parts
IN lh' prelude were Sar GoetZe. sara
hummer. Marie klig. Anna Roscn
bttS and Elizabeth McKovn.
Class Play.
Following the prelude. the class
play entitled The Country Auction
was presented The play represented
p country auction IN which Carl DIV
siht.I played the leading past. as tho
autIlon""r Among the articles pur
up, Tor auction and sold To the highest
bldu'fs were suspeud0rs. diCtionarlss
umbrellas, blue glasses. lock of hair
ana other small articles as well as
miscellaneous articles. The play
1870 a EI'at deal OF amusement for
lh' audience. The following took
part IN the play Ralph Waun,r.
LOUIS Laue. Peabody Atkinson Harm
new. Henry stephens. Hilda Glass.r
Ar -! singer. Florence Citizens. Paul
IN" Miller. Gerald Deyors. H.rfba
lsenberg. Helen earle. Todd RIIIsrd
rom liore, Albert Bachman. Mamie
steele. Frances Wright. Howard Nav
Nhrglnia Schwalb. Wendell Dvsinr,r
Mliton Baer. Carl Nay. Tom Hoge.
itob'Tt Stoetzer. Ernest Dischcr. Al.
len bowie. Mabel Harppr. Nireiri.
liEDs. Nalta Myers. Mary Nors.
The last and concluding pIay IN he
presented by the members of tho
class was entitled "Tommy's Wif.
me members Of the class who took
20 q al lHt play Were Carl RTaudfaS-
wary baldwin, George Ford. Lon
0~uderkirk. Mary Hare. Addic Hump.
MiIlaTd linn and Irma S~chcncrl.in.
All those who took part IN the pIay
performed their parts exceedingly well
ana was very much appreciated by an
u" exercises of tho evening were
brought TO q close by the singing of
me class night song by Carl ". DIV.
TTthEtT, 10 tn" u n Peg O. Ny Heart
ne exercises We're well carried o,f
.! the members Of the class and wsra
NttatIy enjoyed by the large audt.nc.
M~aNhingion. Pa. by r. a. Mckee and
I.,N j ] Lifted. of the second IuIt.a
lr,sblteriau church.
,,ah'A were taken 20 the h0m. M \,
800 f-"li street. wh'rD tho s-DrrlVtn.-
I.i'nns ~ tho family raid their rs-n.,.,
.l sorrow q" IN" stricken family p-t-
I'lel services over ttt remains win D.
'-d ihl~ afternoon af q O'Clock af az.
nome. IN charge OF E,t. Litt,U ana tr..
,,IHI'ut viii b, IN Greenwood c,m.f.,t
MI- MCKEE was q well known v.u..r
'l lh' south sid. and was "a consistent
Wei g- an earnest worker tr 49,.
second uitod P~rcebytarian rhur.t
Ehr is survived by her Iuelaut .,
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