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Show AH FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1909 EXERCISES OF EIGHTH GRADES EXCELLENT PROGRAM AT TABERNACLE THIS AFTERNOON. Large Number of Boys and Girls Receive Diplomas-List of the Graduates. Commencement exercises for the eighth grade graduates were held at the Tabernacle this afternoon. A large number of pupils are to tie graduated and an extensive and varied program was arranged, many excellent numbers 'being provided. The program follows: Overture, "Reverie" (Robert-Bendix), high school orchestra. Recitation, "Deeds of Valor at Santiago," Dale Maginnis, Washington school. Vocal solo, "Starlight" (Perie), Jessamine Denmark, Lewis school. Piano duet, "Damonen Tanz" (Hoist), Veda Allen, 'Helen Moon, Grant school. Reading, "The Second Trial," Lois Foster, Dee school. Boys' chorus, Lewis and Mound Fort schools. Violin duet, "When Knighthood Was in Flower" (Gustin), Guy Garner, Washington school; Stanley Wilson, Dee school. Recitation, "The American Flag" (Beecher), Edward Conroy, Madison school. Vocal solo, "Carissima" (Penn), Florence Walker; Nellie Raney, accompanist. Instrumental, "The Wayside Rose" Hortense Simester, first violin; Susie Simester, second violin; Fern Elliott, mandolin; Maud Butler, accompanist. Mound Fort school. Girls' chorus, "Song at Evening," all schools. Address of welcome, Claude Corey, representing student body high school; Principal J. O. Cross, representing faculty. Response, Josephine Taggart, Madison school. Presentation of certificates. Chorus, girls and boys all schools. Overture, "National Melodies," high I school orchestra. Grant achool. ; Ned Bauman, 452 Twenty-second ! street. [ Clifford Cave, 317 Twenty-third street. Harold Masterson, 210 Twenty-eighth street. j "Will Rutledge, 141 Twenty-first street. Jacob Richardson, 550 Twenty-second street. Robin Sellick, 263 Twenty-sixth street. Birquet Wright, 174 Twenty-second street, Johnty Young, 2160 Sherburn avenue. Herbert Yarrington, 2908 Grant avenue. Edmund Rivers, Broom hotel. Nellie Bacon, 270 North Washington p Ida Anderson, Thirty-second and Tyler avenue. Robert Burton, 2550 Quincy avenue. Luna Chambers, 2318 Monroe avenue. Vera Clark, 2375 Madison avenue. Edward Conroy, 574 Twenty-fourth street. Francis Corey, 748 Twenty-third street. Alice Denkers, 2654 Barlow avenue. Bernard Devoto, 2559 Monroe avenue. Amelia Ford, 2424 Tyler avenue, Erma Goddard, 540 Twenty-fifth street. Martha Goodale, 2363 Jackson avenue. Frank Grady, 1341. Twenty-fifth street. George Grant, 872 Twenty-fifth street. Myra Grout, 2303 Adams avenue. Hazel Hewitt, 2663 Madison avenue. Viola Jensen, No. 1 Kingsford avenue. Willie Leek, 2627 Jefferson avenue. Ruth Lewis, 647 Twenty-third street. Boyd Lindsay, 2521 Madison avenue. ' Lorene Oborn, 1141 Twenty-third street. Meda Parry 2104 Jefferson avenue. Thomas Poorman, 2659 Lafayette avenue. Flossie Ruby, 866 Twenty-second street. Pearl Shields, 2520 Jefferson avenue. Harold Smith, 2341 Adams avenue. Clyde Stout, 1003 Twenty-second street. Irene Swanson, 948 Capitol Hill. Josephine Taggart, 706 Twenty-first street. Gwenyth Thackeray, 2349 Quincy avenue. Mabel Thomas, 2268 Jefferson avenue. Rulon Tilletson, 748 Twenty-fourth street. Marion Treseder, 2273 Jefferson avenue. Sydney Watson, 2556 Madison avenue. Bernice Whitaker, 874 Twenty-third street. Mound Fort School. Maud Butler, West Twelfth street. M. Orilla Shaw, 804 Twelfth street. Susie E. Simister, 2339 Van Buren avenue. Hortense May Simister, 2339 Van Buren avenue. Ethel C. Simmons, 220 Washington avenue. Weltha Wilson, 703 Twelfth street. Elizabeth M. Carr, 1203 East Twelfth street. Bertha Vaughn, 756 Pacific avenue. Vera Fern Elliott, Five Points. - Marcella E. Hoggan, West Twelfth street. Elvira M. Nelson, 784 Center avenue. Goldie A. Thorne, 1549 Washington avenue. Lois Dinsdale, 566 Canyon Road. Leantine Barker, 1144 Washington avenue. Florence Olsen, 314 Second street. Bessie M. Preshaw, 1370 Washington avenue. Charles E. Tribe, 1328 Washington avenue. George R. T. Taylor, 446 Seventeenth street. Frank C. Wiley, West Twelfth street. Leon R. Reno, 198 West Second street. Walter E. Thurston, 178 Seventeenth street. Horace B. Brown, 579 Cross. Gus E. Blix, East Seventh street. Alexander Pons, West Twelfth street. avenue. Ruby Browning, 111 Twenty-sixth street, Jeanette Bowns, 2171 Reeves avenue. x Inez Brown. 278 Twenty-third street. Sadie Brooker, 478 West Twentieth ^ street. Emily Clark, 3158 Grant avenue. Clara Davis, 429 West Twenty-first 1 street. Nellie Dunsmore, 2440 B avenue. Marie Farrell, 2424 Grant avenue. Grayce Russell, 2420 Lincoln avenue. Elizabeth Engles, 2259 Adams avenue. Nellie Raney, Wilson, Utah. 1 Bonnie Wingo, 2163 Grant avenue. Buelah Wolfinger, 159 Poplar avenue. Florence Walker, 238 Twenty-fifth street. 1 Ivy Royal, 219 Thirtieth street. I Lee Worthley, 2322 Lincoln avenue. J Florence Zimmerman, 2364 E avenue. Helen Moon, 2209 Washington avenue. Veda Allen, 365 Twenty-third street. Leona Paine, 120 Twenty-sixth street. Dee School. Percy Cook, 553 Twentieth street. | Ira Davis, 347 Twentieth street. ! Jasper Elliott, 1132 Twenty-first street. | Arthur Macbeth, 2212 Monroe avenue. Lloyd Stone, 531 Seventeenth street. Stanley Wilson, 879 Twenty-first street. Janie Donovan, 1128 Oak street. Ruth Farr, 449 Twenty-first street. Lois Foster, 572 Twenty-first street. Margaret Gould, 2047 Farr avenue. Margaret Hobson, 2021 Adams avenue. Blanche Johnson, 1954 Steele avenue. Viola Johnson, 2170 Quincy1 avenue. Ella Jones, 529 Seventeenth street. Marguerite Long, 2159 Adams avenue. ' Florence Reeve, 527 Seventeenth street. Emma Richter, 1720 Washington avenue. Mabel Ririe, 2050 Adams avenue. Inez Saunders, 566 Twenty-second street. Ellen Shaughnessy, 355 Parry avenue. Faye Swift, 656 Twenty-first street. Edith Vendell, 1021 Twenty-first street. Washington School. Edgar Lucas, 3519 Ogden avenue. Lora Lehman, Lincoln avenue. Aurelia Burton, 3235 Wall avenue. Edward Dale Maginnis, 2971 Washington avenue. Aaron Thomas Pingree, 3065 Washington avenue. Stephen Aloysius Powell, 2758 Lincoln avenue. Lucile Olson, 180 West Thirty-first street. Le Roy Wright, 447 Thirty-third_ street. Minnie Albert, 257 Twenty-eighth street. Ora Ensign, 349 Thirty-third street. Phoebe Thomas, 280 Thirty-third I street. j Guy N. C. Garner, 3215 Ogden avenue. Parley Greenwell, 627 Thirty-sixth street. Fred Ayers, 3077 Washington avenue. Madison School. Carrie Adams, 621 Twenty-sixth street. Don Beason, 2656 Jenerson avenue. Leonard Dixon, 536 Canyon Road. Lewis School. Laura Olivia Anderson, 3143 Grant avenue. Grace Atkinson, .169 Thirtieth street, Rhea Snow Boyle, 3021 Adams avenue. Jessamine Denmark, 2957 Wall avenue. Nora F. Dunn, 3031 Grant avenue. Lucy Fuller, 2615 Grant avenue. Viola Gledhill, 2826 Pingree avenue. Catherine F. Hunter, 335 Twenty- seventh street. Lorna Jenkins, 121 Twenty-seventh street. Beatrice Louisa Lee, 2847 Rye avenue. Pauline Malan, 520 Twenty-ninth street, Nellie McQuade, 137 Thirty-first street. Millie Spencer, 429 Twenty-sixth street. Milton D. Boyle, 2782 Adams avenue. Percy Child, 271 Patterson avenue. George S. Flewelling, 321 Twenty- seventh street. A. Ensign Herrick, 348 Twenty- eighth street. Ralph S. Thompson, 2659 Washington avenue. J. Raymond Wilson, 573 Twenty-seventh street. CLUB WOMEN OF OGDEN TO HOLD A MASS MEETING A mass meeting of club women of this city will be held in the Weber stake lecture hall on Monday afternoon, June 7, at 3r o'clock for the purpose of considering and investigating the disturbing rumors which have recently been circulating through the city and state in regard to supposed unfavorable conditions prevailing at the State Industrial school. Local club women, after hearing rumors of careless or cruel disciplinary methods employed by the faculty of the institution, decided to take the initiative in the investigation and appointed, a few days ago. a woman to visit the school and observe for herself the conditions actually prevaling there. This woman, who is a prominent educator of the state, will address the mass meeting Monday afternoon and tell the club women and the public of the correct methods employed by the management. The committee of ladies in charge of the investigation invite the public, especially those interested in any particular in the Industrial school, to attend the meeting, which will he an open one. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Montello Salt Company, for the election of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before it, will be held on the first Monday in June, 1909, same being the 7th day of June, at eight o'clock p. m., at the court room in the County Court House of Weber County in Ogden City, Utah. THOMPSON CORN, Secretary. - Y. M. AND Y. L. M. I. ASSN. Excursion to Salt. Lake City via Oregon Short -Line, June 4, 5, 6th. $1.10 round trip. Tickets good to return until June 15th. |
