The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-12

Thursday evening-Commence
at M. E. church.
Friday evening-Alumni Banquet at
High School.
Exhibition Wednesday and Thursday.
The city schools are rounding out
one of the most successful school
years of their history. To mark the
ending of the years work the build
ings of the whole city are entering
together in one large exhibition of
their art and hand work. The cxhi-
bition is being held in the high school
gymnasium, and it has been delight
fully decorated and lighted to make a
fitting setting for the work which has
required so much effort and pains.
Manual Training Boys Install New
Equipment.
The domestic science department
has a large exhibition of cooked foods
which is being shown in the new
domestic arts department. Caldwell
may we'll brag of the most up-to-date,
cheary, sanitary department in the
state. This department has been COM
pletely recognized. The boys OF the
manual training department have put
in place the new equipment which
opening of the second semester. They
have completely renovated the room
misunderstanding calcimined it, and
assisted with the painting
Exhibition Open Evenings to All.
The exhibition will be open even
ings so that all may attend. Work
will be exhibited from every room in
the buildings of the city. and nearly
every child will be represented here:
and the fathers are urged to attend
as we'll as mothers. Everybody is
urged to see the exhibits in both the
gymnasium and the domestic arts de-
partment.
Commencement Program Interesting.
A great deal of pains have been
taken with the commencement pro-
gram this year with the hope that it
may be made exceedingly interesting
to the patrons of the school. Monday
evening will occur the class plays,
Three one-act plays will be presented
so that more members of the class
may have a part in the commence
ment exercises.
The plays are:
"The Far Away Princess"
The Burglar"
"Allison's Lad"
The first two plays are OF lighter
vein. exceedingly human and inter
esting. They contain a great mum
Der of tensely humorous situations
The third play is short tragedy o
strong dramatic content. All wh'
witness these performances will b.
very much delighted with the enter
tainment. This program will com
mence 1880 o'clock and the price o
admission is Is cents.
Class Day Exercises.
The class day exercises will be IN
teresting to all, and effort has bee
put forth to make them unusual I
many ways. The presidents address
will be given by Linus Sanberg.. Vale
dictory address by Edith Stovel C!as
History by Uidine Gartin, Clas
Prophecy in play form. written an
produced by Wayne Gordon, Einor
Christopher and Wanda Huntzbur!
The class song, written and compose
by Wilma Sewer, will be sung by Il,
class and other interesting music WI
be rendered.
The Cantata.
The Earl Kings Daughter by Gao
will be given at the Nj. f. church &c
Wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock |
the High School choral society az
soloists. The choral society consis
of lbs singers who have been wor
ing on this beautiful cantata SIM
February LIST. under the direction :.
H. II. Clifford. They will appear WI
local artists singing the roles. MI
Frederick Fleming Beale will appe
in the soprano roles of the moth
and the Fri Kings daughter. VIII,
Mr., Austin Westrope will sing !.
baritone part of Oluf, Mr.. Beale W
accompany the soloists and chorus
the piano and organ. Miss Mildr
Lovejoy will assist with the acco!!
paniments. These people need no
PRODUCTION to Caldwell audiences SIN
they appear regularly to the deiight,
their hearers in Prof. Bears Sund
evening choral concerts.
Boise Artist Will Sing.
Professor Ward A. French. direct
of the Boise choral society and OF
Boise high school music, will ,aappe
in little group OF songs. Mr.. fren