Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
EXERCISES TO
FINISH SCHOOL
St Mary's School to Present Pro-
gram as Memory of Good
Days Spent There.

days will be babe adeau in a most
charming manner Wednesday even
ing June Is, when the annual clos
ing exercises of st. Mary's school
will take place in Turner hall.
The pupils have spared no efforts
in making this years program the
very finest of its kind and should
be amply rewarded with a large at
tendance on that evening. The pro-
gram, as usual, will commence at 8
sharp.
Careful preparations have been
taken in the making of the program
which will consist of musical selec-
tons, readings, drills, songs and a
most interesting drama in four
scenes, entitled miss Dorothy"
The program follows:
Opening chorus, THE Dew is on
the Lilies''-Senior class of school.
Piano duet, "Our Boys" by Otto
Anschutz-Misses Alice Miller and
Lucy Kersnowsky.
Dorothy"
A drama in two acts and four
scenes. Time-50 years ago.
Scene /. Act 1. Garden of Gen
eral Ormsby's home, Fifth avenue,
New York.
Special-America is Ahead of
Them All.
Columbian. Armunuski.
Uncle SAND. Wilson.
Soldier-E. McEvoy.
Sailor-C. Dellas.
Pages-J. Fells and r. Weir.
Attendants-KS Johnson and H.
Thorngren.
Action song, The Swamp Dwell
ers-Robert McCaffry, Leo Nc
Nulty, Ralph Soethe, James Dur
fee, Norbert Fackeldey and Clar-
ence Boens.
Piano duet-Cavalry Charge, by
Franz l. Lyti-Misses Nora Colbert
and Dolores Hannah.
Dorothy" Scene 2. Act 1. Home
of General Ormsby.
A maid from Down Kentry," and
clever plotting nurse girl. Do
nestle troubles. A spoiled child.
Dorothy and her stepmother. Edith
is kidnapped.
Piano solo, Valse De Concert, by
T. Mattei-Vincent Faessler.
Action song, The Aged Youths
See yourself as others see you
Edna Woodwork, John E. McMa-
hon, Jimmy Woodwork, Helen
Thorngren, Charles DeBruycker,
Grace Vrombarunt, Carolyn Guilty,
Frank Macs. Dorothy McLain,
James Fells, Elfreda Wilson, Rich
ard Rank, Mildred Dowdal, Richard
Weir. Evelyn Reynolds, James
Weir, John Dold and Catherine
Johnson.
Piano duet, The Scarf Dance, by
c. Observation-Disclosures A. Miller
and A. Kirkhove
Dorothy" Scene l. Act. 2. Rose
vile, Staten Island. Time, seven
years later. Farm house OF Mr..
Pinkerton who rescued Edith Orms-
by from drowning the night she
was stolen by Matilda, the nurse.
Vocal duet, Sunshine, by A. N.
Moore-Misses Bernice Vaz and
Helen Keogh.
OK dance-G. Steckel, d. Nc
Lain, C. Weise, R. Kelly, c. Bouch-
err, r. Farrall, C. Ostergrant, F.
Kersnowsky, w. Hemming, II.
Eberle, F. GUILTY, ]. Janoski, A.
GlerluS, h. Miller, II. SPARKS, >.
Murphy, L. Mason, L. Adl1nger, e.
Leviens and F. FRckeldey.
Reading. Guilty or Not Guilty
Miss Bernice Vaz.
Piano solo, Polish Dance, by K.
Scharwenka-Miss Mildred Wilson.
Dorothy" Scene 2 Act. 2. Country
road leading to Mansfield cottage,
which the Ormsbys have rented for
the summer.
Song, Under the Old Umbrella
Richard Rank and Catherine John
son1
The Living F1ag-Composed of
sixty girls.
The Star Spangled Bsnner-Rep-
resented by graduates, flag girls,
sailors, citizens, Uncle Sam
and Pages, Columbia and attend
ants.
Glass song, in the Harbor We've
Been Sheltered, by G. A. Veazie-
Comforting of honors on the
graduates will be done by the pas
tor, Gather j. S. Kelly. The gradu-
ates are as follows:
Commercial and high school
Miss Bernice Vaz.