El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-18

school and were in charge OF Miss
Kate Krause and Miss Ida Breeding.
Many useful articles made by boys Of
the school were also exhibited on the
second floor. while the art exhibits
of each class were placed on the wall
in such a manner that they would be
. seen b. everyone who entered the
room
Water color pictures by Juan Oil
wares. Of the third grade; Alice Rand.
OF the high fifth. and Hadley Fraser
OF the high fifth, received particular
attention. while the sketch Of huge
lion. made in pencil. by Eduardo OIL
wares. Of the third grade. was comph-
mented By visitors Spray drawing BY
the pupils of different grades, per-
fected with the aid of a tooth brush
and screen. also attracted much in
terest in the rooms.
All Of the pupils OF the school par
ticipatsd in the entertainment. which
was a very elaborate affair said Miss
Alicia Swami. principal of the school.
The work Of the children is excellent.
the drawing and manual training ex-
hibits in particular being very good
Lady Gregory's charming comedy OF
Irish peasant life. Spreading the
News" was given yesterday By me
y. E class IN the High school audi
forum with a most capable cast IN
der the direction OF Mrs Z y. Cor
ILI&LOE- n spite luE laEL .lllc-L LuE
members OF the the cast only had two
weeks for the rehearsals, the self Dos
session Of the participants and their
SureneSs Of themselves throughout
made the affair most enjoyable
Especially good was the character
dainty Sadie Ruth Aldridge. Miss
Hines in the difficult role OF the old
Irish vendor woman gave a splendid
characterization OF the part Her dia-
lect was especially good Miss Al
bridge enunciated clearly and her
blond beauty was especially pleasing
The other parts, though small, were
taken splendidly. Others in the cast
were. Janice sun. sam Marshall. VIII
lard Brown. Roy Wyler. Jack Cole
Ruth Shannon. Mrs. Corrington at the
close OF the play gave an interesting
recitation The Tell Tale" Spreading
the News" be repeated in the near
future at the old high school.
The high eighth girls OF the Alta
Vista school entertained their prin
cipal and teachers at a four course
luncheon Thursday. The daintily ap-
pointed table was set in the domestic
science room of the Bailey school.
and the luncheon was cooked and
served by the girls. The well cooked
yiands and the silent. efficient serv-
ice spoke convincingly of profitably
spent hours under the capable IN
structiOn of Miss Janet Mack. their
domestic science teacher
Mrs J. L. Landrum. Of Austin. spoke
to the girls OF Alta Vista school
Thursday Her remarks were enthusi-
astically received. and a home eco
Monies club organized The following
officers were elected: Margaret
Rodgers. president: Beatrice Mer-
chant. vice president; Eda Nae Ar
doin. secretary; Corinne Boyd, treas Z
urer; Feiicie Bondreaux. press agent /.
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Graduation exercises for the girls |
Of St Josephs academy. 700 North FL 1
Paso street. will be held IN the I'm
maculate Conception prOcathedral 4
Monday evening. May 20. beginning at I
$50 p m. according TO Invitations 4
sent out by the Sisters of Loretto. The i
class Of 1917 win hold class day ex- 4
erciseS in the academy on the morning I
Of Nav % at $3.50.