The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-06-03
HOLD LITTLE commencement
Many Visitors Come From Other Cities
to Attend Opening Events of the
Closing Week-Medals and Prizes to
be Awarded on Wednesday Morning.

Kemper Hall commencement is in
full swing and many visitors have
come to Kenosha from other cities to
attend the various ceremonials marking
the close of the year at the Lake Shore
school. On Sunday the annual bac-
calaureate service was held in st.
Peters Chapel, the attendance being
unusually large.
Monday afternoon brought one of
the most interesting events of the ann
ual commencement week when "LittIe
Commencement was held in the gym
nasium. The Farewell to the Forms
was given by Dorolese Wilbur Many
of the Kenosha girls appeared on the
program for the graduation of the
preparatory department. The program
follows:
Program.
Summer Now Hath Come 80. Pinsuti
The Preparatory Department
Harriet French.
A Child s Prayer
Gertrude Raaen.
LIE Beau Temps ...................
Marion Birmingham and
Margaret Milne.
(a)-Baby Bud
(b)-The Stars .................
:. 80. -. Ross
The Preparatory Department.
The Masterpiece. Josephine Peabody
Dorothy Gephart.
Echo ........... Eleanor Smith
Virginia Meskimen and
Harriet French.
Petite 2ouet .......... .Schmoll
GeEevieve Blessing.
What Became of Them .........
.............. Author Unknown
Catherine Hall.
Seeing the World. 1890. Liza Lehman
The Preparatory Department.
My Garden ..............E Eric Parker
Marjorie Kaltenbach,
Butterfly Merkel
Margaret Maryon.
The Owl and the Pussy Cat. Edw. Lear
Marion Birmingham.
Wedding Day at Troldhangen. .Grieg
Elizabeth Wood.
At the Photographer IS ......... Sci.
Virginia Bentley.
DAISIES HaWiey
Come Out, Mr.. Sunshine. ..... Bliss
The Preparatory Department.
L'Ange Garden ...... Madame Laster
Mildred Wilbur.
Petite Marche Lacombe
Katharine Staat.
La Tour d Auvergne. =. MAZDA Buon
Marian Taylor.
The Elf Man ..........W Wells
The Candy Lion ......... Mrs. Beach
The Winter Lullaby. DeKoven
The Preparatory Department.
Farewell to the Forms ........
Dorolese Wilbur.
Farewell Song ....... Eleanor Smith
The Preparatory Department.
This morning the annual gymnasium
review was held with a large number
of the students taking part in the vari-
Gus events of the program. These in
Guided many fancy drills for which the
and gvnnastic exercises. The program
was under the direction of Miss There
sa Dowd and Miss Elizabeth Hampe.
This afternoon the annual exercises
of the Kemper Hall Military School
were held. Four military companies
composed of the young ladies of the
school had part in the competitive
drill, Margaret Holmes acting as adiu-
tant and Miriam Allen as sergeant ma
ior. The captains of the four com
panies were Marian Nichols, Catherine
Weller, Katherine Kilbourne and Cert
rude Wallaeger. The drill was under
the direction of Major Richard G. Pot
ter Of Riverside and the judges in
Guided Captain A. r. Lorenzen, Illinois
National Guard; Major R. w. Teeter
of Berwyn, and Major A. Weidenbach,
commandment of the cadets at Racine
College. The bugle corps from Racine
College furnished the music for the
maneuvers.
At the hall this evening there will
be a piano recital given by Miss Mil
dred Smith, member of the class
Of 1914.
Tomorrow morning will occur the
annual reading Of the marks and the
awarding Of testimonials and prizes
md in the afternoon the annual COM
mencement exercises of the musical
department will take place. Thursday
will be commencement day.