El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-24
To GIVE SCHOOL
PROGRAM SUNDAY
st. Mary's Closing Exercises
to Be Rendered in Theater
and VIII Be Elaborate.


The closing exercises of St Marys
school viii be held Sunday afternoon
May 90, at 2:30 o'clock in the Fl Paso
theater. There will be a dress rehear-
sal performance for the children friends
of the scholars on Saturday afternoon
at the theater at the same hour
The program viii open with a mu-
steal selection played by the orchestra
of St. jose oh's academy Then a Bird
Song" will be given by the following
pupils; Weldon Burkhead. David Butt
ner. Leslie Herevel, Ray Sinner, Joseph
" alsh, J aul Arvin, Walter Casey. VIII
liam casey. Wexford Collier, Wright
Dawson, Donald Lindsay, Lester Hall.
Archie Hall. Henry Lyons, Joseph Nc
Carthy, Henry Nelson, Ber1hardt
ROsenthal. Francis WarnOck. John Nc
Callick, Frederick Fineran, Edward
ONeill. Leonard Peters.
Miss Margaret Price vii play the pi-
anO accompaniment G. Savage VIII
speak a brief welcome The orchestra
will play a selection and then a play.
Breezy Point" viii be given. This is
a little comedy in three acts and Emily
Spellhnan will take the part of Aunt
Debby Dexter. Mistress of Breezy
Point" Nay Fitzgerald will be 'ElinOr
Pearl, a girl of unknown parentage."
Catherine FaSsett will be "Ashrael
Cody will take the part of Mrs. Hard
scratch, a woman with business pro-
pensities-' Regina Price and Pauline
Price will have the parts Of the Hard
i
Gertrude Cody will also act the charac-
ter Of Mehitible Doolittle. manufac-
turer OF catarrh snuI and bitters."
Myrtle Mccarthy will be -Bernice Yer
Of Laura Leigh" Helen Smith will
play Edith Morton" Josephine Nj |
chero viii be "Clarice Fenleigh,' Kath- !
crime Clifford will play Mary Fenton.
Anna Carson will act Famine. Miss I
Nernons French maid" and Lola Le- !
Roy will be .old Glen. the Gipsey."
Wand Drill to he Given.
In the intermissions between the first I
given by the children Of the fourth /
and fifth grades who are: Pearly /
Briesh, Lydia Carson, Marie Leighton. !
Josephine Clifford, Frieda Fflleman. !
Gum, Margaret O'ROurke, Margaret !
Mccarthy, Henrietta Sanchez. Margaret :
Lyons, Catherine Bussing, E Castillo. /
Edith Walker, Margaret Lane, Mabel 4
Johnson, G Purcell, Margaret Hennes-
sy and Flora Sandoval Miss Zita
O'Rourke viii play the piano music for
the drill
a Crescent Drip viii be given by
Eliza beth Swami. Carmelita Madding,
E GaslOli, Dan Ponder, Jane Tobin,
Frank Gum, Genevievc Delaney. JOS
eph WelSch, Mercedes Bruce, VIII Mar /
tin. Genevieve Walker, J. n Mccarthy, !
GwendOiin Swift Arthur GoodlOe, Cath
crime Dunn, Francis Morgan, Flora
Flores Thomas O'Rourke, Pauline Price (
and Eugene Mccarthy. Mary Lane will (
play the piano for the drill.
PantOmime and Chorus.
AFTER the final act Of the piayle-, (
the sixth grade will give a pantomimic
Interpretation of LOngfellOW's The
Bridge" while a chorus Of 100 children !
viii sing the words. The children act
ing the pantOmime are to be Margaret
Price. Edith Buttner. Rebecca Berteaux.
Jessie Flores Marie Russell. Gladys
E Torres, Julia Cummings, ]
Pearly Briesh, Julia Flores Helen Will
son, Helen Symons, Edna Taylor and
Caroline Pablo.
Romantic Operetta.
A romantic operetta in two acts.
The Bells in the Forest" viii be given
with Lille Bell Warnock playing the
piano accompaniment. John Mulcahy
viii have the part Of Prince Percival.
regent Of the province" His friends
and companions, Count Ruprecht-' Will
be played by Tim Sullivan and Count
Leopold" by John Long. The game
keepers son, Alexis Forster" viii BE-
acted by Billy Berrien- Dewey Sears
VIII be Karl KraS,' a pOacher Of no
-Orious character. "Bluster." the police ]
commissioner, Will be acted by Film
Paschal- Joseph O'ROurke will be "Old
5chreech,' the towns crier. Robert Z
Carson will be Franz Staub,f a wan I
ierer. Lewis HilIman vii have the part 4
IF the tailor, "Stitchem-" The village
-radesmen, -Chopem, the butcher" I
Warren, the shoemaker" and "Knead- I
I'm. the baker" will be acted by Dan
Long, Paul ROddy and Billy krause. /
The attendants of the prince will be I
Bernard Morgan and Connie Lane The
luntsmen viii be George Sandoval. !
Iames Glenn and Charles Wilson. The /
villagers will be Howard Justice. JOS |
sph Kelly, Charles Titus, Frank ARM
10. Ernest Mallory, Charles Gillespie. /
John DeCOursey. Ruben Momsen. Lewis
Patton, Leo Carson, John Leighton.
Robert Lane. John Lunstram. George
custom and Harry Andrews
All Of the children viii then sing A /.
sacred chorus and the awarding of /
medals and premiums to the children /
or their school work will follow. Rev.
EDWARD Barry will present the awards I
With an appropriate address.