The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

the city. He then gives the Ale
manni land near Massilia for the
founding of new city and appoints
Ingomar as the Timarch of this new
! city. Ingomar wins Parthenia, and
they live happy ever after"
Every member OF the cast might
be considered star, as the acting
was most excellent and every one
shone bright in his or her particular
part. The play went through with
out the slightest hitch or break and
the voices were distinct and clear
The class is to be congratulated on
Iportraying so successfully a deep ana
heavy classic drama as "Ingomar,'
| for it ranks well with the Works of
Shakespeare in thought expression
and interest.
A feature of the evening was the
music so fittingly furnished between
acts and at times during the play by
Professor J.. Worth Allen and his or.
Ichestra, Parts of the musical pro-
gram were arranged by Prof. Allen
for the occasion.
The cast which took part so eff
ciently in playing lngomar is given
below:
The Timarch of Massilia-Harry
Oakley.
Polydor, a northumberland God.
dard.
Myron, an armorer-Loren Jones.
Neocles-John Jackson.
Amyntas-Preston McCracken.
Elphenor-George Minear.
Lykon, a fisherman-Walter Mar
tin.
Ingomar, leader of band of Ale
manni-Franklin Marshall. Is.
Alastor--Harley Helm.
Trinobantes-Harry Oakley.
Ambivar-John Jackson. p.
Z Novio-Walter Martin. ..t.:s. b.. ~
Samo-George Minear. ,-.'E5
Actea, Myron'S wife-Nellie True
blood. '-.....
Parthenia, her daughter - Eva
WickeTsham.
Theano, a neighbor-.Lorena Briggs.
College News and Notes. -..
Harold Lane, Penn 10 is in the city
to be present at the Commencement
exercises. Mr. Lane has been engag-
ed in social service work in Phila-
delphia Penn.
Mr.. Elmer Tatum 10, has arrived
here from Hospers, Iowa, where he
has been teaching school.
Mrs. Rose Marshall-Jackley of Sey-
more is in the city to attend the
Commencement at the college.
blr. r.. II. Williams as Business
Manager and Walter Dexter as Field
Secretary began their work this morn
ing.
improvements are now in order as
the campus is being beautifiel with
flower beds and shrubbery.
Mabel Wright, 10, and her sister
are here from Gate, Okla, coming for
Commencement week
Ernest Clark who has been teach
ing a Lynnyille has arrived in the city
Tor The week. 80, l.....as-- ......
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. zeliadt, Penn
'09 and 10 srespeetively, are here for
the graduation exercises, after which
they will go to Earlham to visit for
a time, going from there to Minneso-
la 10 remain ler the summer.
In letter from Mary H. Lewis OF
'93, we learn of Penn class of '93 re-
union held at Long Beach, Calf, at
which f., B. Palmer and Lucian Thorn
as, both of '93, were present. Among
the others in attendance were Mrs.
Nancy Wing Owens, Dosha Wing
Saymons, Fl. e. Mc1rew, Mr.. and
Mrs. David White, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hunnicutt and Sarah King.
Miss Nita FIeener who has been
teaching at Gushing has returned to
her nome in this ctty.
Word has been received that Ernest
Powell 70, who was injured in Mar
shalltown is getting along very well
Miss Helen Briggs of Ottumwa has
been engaged to aid Mr.. Griffith in
piano work in the Music Department.
Miss Briggs will have charge of the
younger classes.
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The regular meeting of the Penn
College board of trustees will meet
at / o'clock Thursday afternoon to
tend to the business of the college.
The board is composed of thirty-one
members from all parts of the state.
WILL FINISH CHURCH