Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-05-24

GOOD PROGRAM FOR
CLOSING OF SCHOOL
Large Class to Graduate From Pub.
Lie School i'm Closing Exer-
cises All of Next Week
Commencement activities for our
high school begin on Sunday even
ing, May 27th. At that time the
Baccalaureate service will be held
in the Methodist church. Rev. Gid
dens will deliver the sermon. The
program that evening will be as fol-
lows:
Professional -............Fifi Goldstein
Servant of All" .............F Finch
Choir
Trio Lean Upon Thy Promise
Esther Fulton, Helen Buck, Harry
Edwards
Scripture Reading. Rev. Lang
Invocation Rev. Greenlee
Solo, Fear Thee Not o Israel-Buck
Mrs. Martin Kjer
Bacc;ilaureate Sermon Rev. Giddens
"Hark, Hark, My Soul Shelley
Choir
"At Eventide" ................................
Miss de Frates, Miss George, Mr..
Landrum, Mr.. Sampson.
Benediction --.----...--..-..-.-..Rev. Lang
On Tuesday, evening will occur
the graduation exercises. They will
be held in the new high school as
sembly room. Rev. Chas S. Medbury
of the University Church of Des
Moines is to give the commencement
address. Mr.. Medbury has been very
successful in delivering commence
ment addresses, and in giving other
platform talks, and he has been very
much in demand. He has quite a
reputation as a chautauqua and ly-
ceum speaker and we are promised
quite a treat on this evening. TO
help defray the expense of the gradu-
ating season. an admission price of
twenty-five cents will be charged at
the door. The following is the pro-
gram for Tuesday evening:
Selection-............. S. Orchestra
"A Song of Spring" ..... Neidlinger
High School Girls 'Glee Club
Invocation -.....-.....--..-.-.--....Re Rev. Lang
"Carmena Waltz" ..........
High School Girls Glee Club
Commencement Address ..............
.-..-...............Rev. Chas. s. Medbury
Pastor University Church of Christ
Des Moines, Iowa.
Presentation of Diplomas.
voices of the Woods. .Rubenstein
High School Girls Glee Club
Benediction Rev. Greenlee
Eighteen pupils will receive di-
plomas on this evening. the list be-
ing as follows:
Harold Buthweg,
Aksel Christensen,
Charles Cole
Gertrude Dye,
Charles Fullerton,
Anna Hansen.
Margaret Hite.
Bessie Hollenbeck,
Joy Eddy
Dagmar Jensen
Ralph Johnson
Mabel Laubender,
Essa Law.
Elsie McLeran.
Inez Rutherford
Gladys Swezey.
Rebecca Weeks.
Wanda Wright
The Glass Plays will be given on
Thursday and Friday evenings, May
81 and June /. There are two plays
this year and both will be given each
evening. Tickets will be on sale at
Smiths Drug Store next Wednesday
morning. The admission will be
thirtyfive cents. The plan is to not
have reserved seats. but to place
only a certain number of seats on
sale for each evening and limit the
seat sale to this number.
The following are the plays:
THE REVOLT
SCENE-A class room in Grandma
Gregg's Academy of Household Sci
ence for young ladies at Flushing.
TIME-Now or soon.
CHARACTERS
Grandma Greggs, founder of the
Flushing Academy Wanda Wright
Pauline, working out her tuition
.-..........--.................. Margaret Hite
Susan Jane Jones. an emissary of
the American Ladies' Associa
ton for the promotion of Female
Supremacy -....-.--.......-...-.Joy Eddy
Kate, student. Rebecca Weeks
Grace. student .......--...-...-.E ssa Law
Edith. student ....... Mildred Jones
Ida, student ........... Dagmar Jensen
The Ideal Husband ...-.....B By Himself
ALL-OF-A-SCDDEN PEGGY
CAST OF CHARACTERS