Milford chronicle., 1925-05-29
Frederica
Annual BANQUET Handsome Affair

Annual Banquet Handsome AFFAIR
The closing exercises of the Fred
erica public schools began on Fri
day. May 22nd, when banquet was
given by the JuniOr-Seniors IN the
Town Hall in the evening OF that
dav. II was planned by the Junior
Seniors and it was carried OUT win ~
the assistance of Mrs. Neumann: II
was notable for the artlstlc uec-
orations, the program and the menu
all of which were in spring Ies-
tival effect. .o,.o
Around the sides Of the room we're
laurel and daisies, which MADE d
charming setting for the banquet.
Covers for twenty-four persons
were laid, including the members
of the Senior and Junior classes.
The high school faculty and Mrs.
4vdorn were placed at one large
square table very tastefully arrang-
cd In the centre was a may pole
ITitb its red and white streamers
leading TO each cover. At each cor
nor of the table were large bou-
Cnets of red and white peonies. A.
each plate was a daisy nut cup
nIoce card. folder and a red rose.
Tbe folders were made by the Jun
ior Glass and bore the date ana Ine
occasion. The menu and program
were printed on the inside. On the
hack were the words of the Freder-
lea High School song, Delaware
The four-course dinner was serV-
ed at 1880 by the girls of the Soph-
omOre class and included strawber-
ries on stems, chicken and pimento
on rosettes, new fried potatoes
creamed peas, sweet pickles, rolls,
iellv and lemon ice; candle salad
and cheese, cheese waters, brick ice
cream, angel food cake, coffee ana
mints.
During the dinner musical NUM-
- by the honor program were Civ
.tween the courses. Emma Cam
Resident of the Junior class,
stmistrees and the order fol-
mistress, Miss Emma Camp
sob, Ina Langre1.
irkaS ton, Miss Keller.
ading, Emma Camper.
Rocking on the Billows, Susanna
Warrington.
dorm.
Solo, Mae Hansbury.
Land in Sight, Edgar Holllger'
Anchored, Virginia Beldeman'
Song, Our Delaware.
.'Ruth In A Rush" Tonight
Friday evening, May 29th, there !
will he in addition to Glass night eX-
ercises. an amusing play entitled
"I3uth in a Rush." which will enter
tain and keep the audience in a
hanpv frame of mind. The proceeds
from this affair is to help defray the
exnenses of the commencement, so
ali the people of Frederick and pa
irons of the school, should attend
and do their part.
Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday
Morning
On Sunday morning, May S1st, the
baccalaureate sermon will be dellV-
sred by Rev. w. E. Gunby. The fac-
uitV. the school board, alumni asso-
citation. graduates and student BODY
will assemble in the auditorium OF
the church before 10:30 and cor
dial invitation to all to attend is ex-
tended.
'Rohin Hood" June 1st Iu Hall
49, delightful little play will be
STAGED in the Town Hall Monday
night. June 1st, by the Grammar
school. entitled robin Hood" The
costumes will be followed from
Howard Pyle's production OF theK
story. The play is an adaptation OF
tbe old Robin Hood tales with few
characters introduced. The music
consists of old English folk songs
and country dances Of the period.
The characters are:
Robin Hood, Clarence Jester.
Little John, Wilbur Camper.
will Scarlet, Wilmer Mitchell.
Alan-a-dale, Donald Cook
Midge the Miller, Luff Warrington
Friar Tuck, Ponder Morgan.
Tim the Tinker, Charles webb.
King Richard, William GarDutt'
Two Black Friars, DerrlcKsoh
Webb and Lawrence Roe.
A Blind Beggar, Delbert Lndale.
A Deaf Begger, Roy Briggs.
Dame Dale, Margaret V. Robbins.
The Dales Daughters, Margaret
Sharp and Ella Belts.
Maid Marian, Elizabeth Spayd.
Folk Dancers, Naomi Jester, Julia
Parker, Clara Harrington and Pearl /
Porter.
Fairy Dancers, Eunice Saunders, {
Jane Gray, Mildred Coverdale ana 1
Bertha Moore.
After the play, Albert Early, su-
perintendent of the Sussex county 1
schools, will present the certificates
Of nromotion to the eighth grade. j
For this entertainment there will be
a silver offering of 25 cents.
Alumni Banquet June End
\ The Alumni Banquet will be held J
on June End when DR.. H. V. Hollo-
way will deliver an address and Will
liam White of Wilmington will lead !
the community singing. ;
The commencement exercises Will [
be held on June. 4th and promises
to be exceptionally fine. The cash l
prizes will be awarded on the Pow
ers Of Congress" and will be pre- G
sented by Frank NJ. Jones, Esq., OF
the Sussex Bar Association. !
The annual address to the grad n
yates will be made by Milton Harold
Nichols, D. D., of Philadelphia, the '
subject being, 1.-THE Three Factors
of Life" :
The class rool: Virginia Beideman,
president, Mary Beatrice Sharp, sec
retary, Helen Josephine Martin {