Ann Arbor High School

.Miss 1 aylor was unable t meet -her classes Tuesday on acco uit of a sudilen illness. Classes in Chemistry termínate their work next week and the time wül be occupied by Astronomy. The literary societies have postponed their programmes for one wek on account of the elodition recital. Rev. Easterbrook. who is iïllitig the pulpit of the Baptist church during january, visited the school last Wednesday. Mrs.TrueBlood's cliss in elocution will give a 'reciial this évening in the high school chapel. These recitals are always entertaining, and as the admission is hut five cents, every one should be present. The program is as tollows: Mi:sto I. Scène from Merchaut of Venice Shakespeare Portla, Ui a dialogue wlth Neiissa, a wltty and Wisa dlsposal of her "parcel of wooeis." Miss Blanche Ansoacli. II. iii Platform scènes from Hamlet. Act I, Scène II. ib) Platform scènes feom Hamlet. Act I, Scène IV Shakespeare Charaeters: Stemlet -Mr. J. S. Handy Horatio : Mr. K.B. Caldwell Mhrcellus Mr. C. G. Clark Bernardo ..Mr. L. C. Stocking III. The Minuet Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge Mits Nellle Minay. Miisic.The Ann A.rbor Quitar and BanjoClub [V. Lsidies of Athens Mis. M. A. Lipacotnb Scène: Home of Xanthippe. wlie of Sócrates. Charaeters: Xanthippe- wlfeof Sócrates.. MlseMoMonagle Aspasia- wlfe of Pdriolea MissClark Suppho- Poete.58 - Miss Gates Philesiu- wife of Xenophon Miss Pleitte Pytnlas- wifé of Aistotle Miss stelibins Ck-obula-sisterof Demostheiii'S.Miss Wurster Damophila - wifeof Damopbilus and Rival of Sapplió liird Nicostrata - wlfe of Sophooles MKs Oicutl