Our room got a quarter holiday. The title to my story in classics to-day was "The Life of a Lump of Coal." The whole family wient to literary. Zella went with Harry W. Bernice & I went after Esther D and went with her and Mina Schenck. The following were the recitations: Julia Oliver , Anna McNew, Margaret Black, Orph Terrill, Clancy Brown & George Taylor. Essays: Lyle Miner, Norma Jamieson, Anna Morgan, Jessie McFarlane. Instrumental solos: Anna Pratt, Mrs. Taylor. Instrumental duets: Olive Mings & Dolly Mings, Narda Wood & Mrs. Gulbrandsen. Vocal solos: Winifred Wilbur, Miss Wackerbart (Mr. Schaible's niece). Vocal duet: Inez Duckworth and Elizabeth Ross. Vocal quartets: Marshall H, John S, Fred C & Lloyd R. Lucille S, Florence S, Marian O & Madge H. Two selections from the orchestra which consisted of: Michael Sorensen, violin, Emil Sorensen, flute, Mr Stoddard, bass viola, Harry Harkness, drum, Marshall R, piano & Clarence Taylor, Jake Terrill & Homer George, other instruments. Zella played "The Flower Song" to Lottie's speaking "That Old Sweetheart of Mine". They had a debate: Resolved that the Republican Party should not receive the continued support of the American people. Affirmative: Charlie Brackney & Nattie Tyndall, Negative: Seymore Williams & Frank Turner. It was decided by the judges (Mr Schaible, Michael Sorensen & Mr Schenck) in favor of the affirmative. Zella & Harry went to the dance after literary.
Weather -- clear & hot.
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