Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1919, Page 3

THURSDAY, MAY 29,1919 ele Sil ; Che Casper Daiiv adet H. E. Strickler, son of Mr. ‘Mr. and Mrs. T4H. Blair, Mr.) Ce . E. Strickler, son of Mr.}_ and Mrs. Jas. Kennedy of Manville and Mrs. C. M. Strickler, is expected | imotoyed to Casper yesterday to spend fome tonight from Roswell, N. M., jseveral days here on a combined w i where -he has been a student in the Mrs. business and pleasure trip. The New Mexico Military institute. Mrs. BLIP W party will remain here for the Dec- Strickler has just returned from there oration day exercises to be held to- and says her son has had a very Al He} |marroy: } f successful and profitable year . Widaman of Lusk is numbered school. He was a student in the Na-! CCGE the tod; Display Fails of Attention Deserved But Takes First moe: ie en oo Seer ec imedeaa ae Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Clarkson hay) Place Among Similar Displays in Point of Ex- —sssueii “invitations for st dancing cellence; Talent Reflects Training. oye 5 z t Failing of the attention and attendance which such an excellent display deserved, but viewed by many interested and admiring patrons of the public schools, the exhibit of applied design, domesichart and + manual training was held at the high school gymnasium Wednesday afternoon and evening and won the highest praise from those who inspected it. Not only did it portray unusual talent upon the part of pupils and high school students, but - it embodied results which reflected 5 oO a highly successful year on the part ~ Y of instructors and teachers. SOCIETY i The epplied design exhibit from 7~—————— ) the high school classes under the di- Miss Sams” Pupils Conclude ‘ SL eee eran +1, Series of Musicales rection of Miss Natalie E. Deatrich, "A ‘series of three recitals in which » supervisor of art, was unusually good 48 students of Miss Sams icipated and the work most attractive. There were concluded at the Methodist were luncheon sets stenciled; table church Saturday afternoon, many of runners stenciled and enriched h the advanced pupils taking part in embroidery floss stitches; wood block the final program. Pupils of the ac- nting used to design some partiey complished teacher have been giving ly attractive French _ pillow: nnual recitals in Casper but this ings of beads modeled out of clay, year owing to the large number of painted and dipped in shellac, and | pupils it was impossible to bring some beautiful imitation parchment them all into one concert necessitat- Jamp shades designed and painted by ing three recitals. the pupils during the year. These During the three recitals all stu- sl displayed very effectively dents play their selections from ctric lamps. memory. In the final recital many The poster work from the grades talented musicians took part, the pro- vas dane entirely with colored papers!gram in most numbers consisting of and presents a practical problem for ‘patriotic and classical selections. the pupils, a method which mukes One of the features of the final art work more practical to all the recital was the singing of children pupils than that of former years. songs by junior students who played Decorations for the Junior prom their own accompaniment. These had previously added to the reputz- numbers in which the smaller stu- tion for the art department of the dents participated proved one of the high school in planning an effective most interesting musical attractions setting for the function, and this of the present season. ability will be further reflected to- Many of Miss Sams’ pupils did not night in the banquet at the Henning take part in the program owing to va- hotel. rious causes, but it is expected that Of no less interest in Wednesday's several of these pupils will appear in display was the exhibit of domes public recitals in the near future. art under the direction of Miss Gardi- Pty eile ner, supervisor, who arranged a con- Mrs. Stilphen Hostess test among her pupils and awarded at Charming Luncheon prizes for the best pastry and cakes. Mrs. George Stilphen was a charm- Keen competition was in evidence ing hostess to about 40 guests at 1 and the culinary abilities of her pro- luncheon of beautiful eppointments teges were demonstrated in the exten- at the Henning Wednesday. The sive array of delicacies fresh from table was decorated with May poles, the oven. cupids and Martha Washington gera- A novel feature of this depart- "iums, the effect being wholly pleas- ment’s activities was the style review ing and effective. At each place in which numerous girls donned the there was also a nosegay. The after- wearing apparel completed as a part noon wes spent in playing bridge of school activities of the past year. and fancywork. Mr. Shallenberger of the manual ; training department likewise direct- i “Watch the Figip Mevewen\” ed the display of ornamental and } servicéable articles which” bore evi- : dence of industry and talent on the | part of -his pupils. From the more } simple articles of beginners to the|j heavier pieces of more difficult de sien the exhibit’ displayed a pe tion that rivalled the work of fin-, ished craftsmen. In the opinion of many t taken as a whole eclipsed its kind ever held here in po general excellence and attractiven Instructors came in for a round me ure of appreciation and compliments as al result of theinfeforts. Fresh, hand-picked furnish- Mr. and Mrs. Julien Lever left)} 'M8S-_ Tuesday night for Howe, Indiana, Shirts in ,the very _newest where they will attend the graduation patterns and shades,—silk, silk exercises of the Howe Military and cotton, madras and percale in fast colors, correct sleeve lengths znd neckbands that fit properly, $2 to $12.50 Academy, their son, Julien Lever, Jr., being a member of the cl 1919. After attending the exercises they will go to where they will spend an extended vacation. Neckwear in beautiful colors and patterns, soft, rich silks es + and full shapes. 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