Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1919, Page 6

hu n tr bi of pr be bl wi er) le ne. lor dix da: lies glo ma ST (eee . 3 _PAGE SIX SLOWING TRIBUTE PAIDVETSIN. Katherine Dene ert, idhood, she left London to return | Rowse, weeks later announcing her |! nent to a fictitious army of- »lonel Smith, % ard, Janice Huffsmith, Lola Impressive services have been ar- valedictorian, hi uesday night « open promptly at and the curt formance . The advance sale yoem “In Flander’s Fields.” Rain Is Disrupting Pactor ii Plans for Outdoor Demon: of tickets indientes a stration But Memonal Service Carried Out as fc Scheduled; Eulogies Delivered. Following is the ¢ Vocal Duet—-An Disappointed in the parade feature because of the rain which. Kathryn Mahoney. caused a postponement Friday morning, Memorial Day activities were Class. Poem—Vera Hollingsworth confined to the decoration of graves in Casper cemetery, in which the #4 Kathryn Mahoney. . . * Class History—-Mable Johnson and sval public did not take part, and the more elaborate services at [ola Miller. is in the afternoon. which paid fitting tribute to Natrona county's | e Bird.” Miss Ethel peal be ae ld ant festivities will be leaders, a close Friday night for wh h will be held in the hig! gymnasium. Acceptance of ' President Junior class. is Class Will—-Janice Huffsmith. else Chorus—-X Y 4 club. for Fridsy OTHERS Reduce your doctor’s bills by keeping in s unded | le n i ps of the vs a pray- audie 2 ‘to sing the fs Banner and was then hor nd ee Miequ natriotie reading? ‘ormal comme _ The 5 adings itten by cises will be held Thurs rH. Bradle: yas de-¢ + the program starting: 8:00 o'clock. The add afternoon, s of the vraduates a member of the school 5 were given 2 personal Rogedo "The fone by the address of Harry Fisher, | icontmued From Page One) Gren call oe returned soldier of the Army and} ——— discu e| the school board will occupy pl. and drew illustra- honor on the stage of the auditor twn recollections of Tues@ay night will see the port: of the senior class play ‘Green Stockings.” It is a play of persist- ent humor, and gripping incidents woven around a plot. of mistaken identity and misdirected effort on the part of an “older daughter” to take unto herself a husband. It is an English piay and portrays the customs of royalty which decree | that the older daughter must wear green stockings when a younger sister is married. In this play the older’ daughter had worn “green stockings’ | at three wedding services of younger sisters. As she was slated for old- ve diplomas: — Ethel | TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. 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BIEDERMANN, Prop Keep your eyes young by 11:00 a. mi Rememverns Jesus Christ"—followed 3 GEBO COAL MATE or een - 8:00 p. aaa eee hie the service of ee NETES: wooo $ BURNETT-HYNES ore at the high school oe oa —" SANITARY VENTILATION CMFPRTABLE- SEATS FIRST-RUN-PReGRAM HIGHEST-UIAS SAMUSEMENT FULL: VRTHESTRA T'O Tr AZ as 5 Showing Ce © THEDA BARA “SALOME” Spectacle and Drama so Welded as to Bring Acutely to Your Consciousness that Feverish Day of High- Pitched Passions and Short-Lived Dynasties WHEN HEROD RULED 40 YEARS BEFORE CHRIST OLD JERUSALEM REPRODUCED AFTER ORIGINAL BIBLICAL PRINTS A CIRCUS SUBSIDIZED TO MAKE AVAILABLE ITS MENAGERIE IT’S HERE FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT—TODAY AND TOMORROW 2:30, 7:30, 9:00 O'clock Admission—25c & 50c —===6yNpAY——— Douglas Fairbanks in “Arizona” FROM THE FAMOUS STAGE SUCCESS OF THE SAME NAME Che Caeper Daily Eefbane a ‘SALOME’ TO SHOW AT hnson, Ruth Adams, Harry Bal As cuance had Kathryn Mahoney, Vera Hollings-! ie wrote letters to the faked worth, Anna Trevett, Iona Wolcott, A MA name only to receive response from a_ Killeen O'Mara and Ferne Marquis. ie q Colonel Smith to whom her letters Reta SeeeeeL awe were handed. Therein weaves the plot yanged for the graduation class. Miss of the humorous story which must be Ruth Adams, _ v: ictorian, as f seen to be appreciated _ chosen as her topic “The Blue Bird” 229 “The doors of the theater will dis ion based on Materlinck’s Rowse has at the Iris yesterday, when “Salome,” for the per- chosen “The Torch”. based on the the raster achievement of William Miss Fox, motion picture producer, re- pacity house. Janice Huffsmith, who joined the class ceived its first “focal showings. A s ago, coming here from truly unusual and impressive feature uglas received honorable mention of the picture, in which Theda Baga ship, and was closely fol- fairly outvamps herself, was the re- cholarship averages of the markable atmospheric quality, which ’ in brought to Ness to the picturesque scenes of the RIBRE fa; he high Play, which is laid in Old Judea. This 4 é ith ablie dance rhool stvdents wien che hich school sive architecture of the period, which . portions. In the grade schools, final exami- nations were started Thursday and _ will be concluded by Thursday of next week, with the school end exer- jplay at the Iris, Tuesday, June 3. 3 he various schools scheduled Tickets on sale at Iris box office i Office: 985-J ctive d Ethel t ng § je iMemaniali Dayenn ning will be delivered by Dr. C. A. always (on hand— pag nd an attractive fea- Rowand of Boulder, Colo. ; Lea Diplomas will be presented to the were ICK'S VAPORI llowing students of the “yOUR BODYGUARD” - SOF. 60F, #1 20 | Webel Commercial Co. enemenrs Penns) | nfs _SATURDAY MAY 31, 31, 1919 erie week i Seleleasags INS FOR LAST TIME. |S TODAY, BIG FEATURE Stocks and Insurance Twenty centuries were rolled back The Eq uitable Life q New York STOCKS BOUGHT. AND SOLD Why speculate with your life insurance when you can get a policy in one of the strongest and oldest life insurance institutions upon the planet? * Better be safe than sorry. 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