New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
GRAMMAR SCHOOL RECEPTION.

The graduates oil the 1eIlale uepsI oneh' VI
Grammar School No 10, Of which Miss Frances A. Pond
Ia principal held their annual reception yesterday after
noon in the school building at No. $50 woosterst The
school-room was decorated with flowers, wreaths, and
notices and was filed with the friends OF the scholars
CHARLES w. Earle OF the Board Of Trustees PRESIDED ana
with him the platform were City Supenntendeht
Henry Kiddle Inspector A. Mel Agnew, Messrs Gerard
and Bill the donors OF the medals Mr. Wood OF the Board
OF Education, and others. The music was under the
direction OF Prof G. T. Brstow and Miss Marie Barker
Tic exercises consisted Of music addresses, dialogues
and recatons by the students, and the presentation OF
medals and diplomas In the musical portion OF the en-
terainmeDt solos sung by Misses Andre ana Hollis
Misses Jones, Hollis Marcus, Henderson, Wallace ana
Primer taking part the tros while several choruscs
Miss Christine smith delivered the opening address
Gerard medals for amiabIiy" were presented by In
specor J. w. Gerard Emma ve'drau and Mary Parsons
BIZ to Mary Marcus to Flora lis er, stood equally
high book was given Tns Earle prizes Io sa
Amuel, Theodore weindorf. Maggie Gynn, and Mary
nendent Henry Riddle presented the diplomas to the
graduating class. consisting Of Elise AnIe mary v:
Dooey Jennie A. Fairchld Margaret 1. Giynn, a9alse
dow Mary Y Marcus, Mary A. Parsons Agnes L. sutton
Adelinc L. d. schrieber Snrlsne snn r,oi nradnn,
have passed successfully the entrance examinations ~
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE GIRARD NsTI-
TUTE.
The closing exercises of the Girard Institute
were held evening at the Institute at No 80 East
Sixty eecondst There fair assemblage Of the rear
tves and friends Of the pupils the majority OF whom are
chi iren between the ages of and 10. The exercises
were conducted by the principal Prof Girrd and were
opened with a grand march tho piano by Miss
MAY Simmons. This was followed by sautatorv adj
dress English by Miss Agnes slade and then two songs
boy is q boy" and Away dull care, was sung by all
the scholars in chorus The rest OF the exercises con
sisted principally OF Rotations in English French Ger
spd in ny By q
as a post" between Miss slade and Miss
prepaTed by jennie stanhardt "Tbe Flag was then
sung by the school, and address was delivered by the
were distributed among those pupils who most adj
vanced in their studies "America" was next sung by
all the scholars together and the exercises closed win
valedctOry address delivered by Is. Fitch.
DIPLOMAS GIVEN AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. SO
The annual reception and distribution of
diplomas 10 the graduates OF Grammar School No. So
East Fifty seyenthst, Thirdave took place yes
terday afternoon. The exercises opened by the
singing Of Haydn's "Creation," by the scholars The
salutatOry delivered by Stillman Allen 1.-THE Leap
for Life" was read in German by Oscar Wolff and reel
tations given by Dominck Guell and Master Kess
formed for Dy Masters May, Baum, Pepper, Wolf, and
Diplomas were presented to Andrew J. Anthony.
Thomas j. Boyle, Henry Cox. Edward Triedlander,
Morz, Robert Rossman, Robert schloesten. and Willard
Ve Assistant superintendent William Jones made the
presentations and delivered short address. poem,
The Good Alone Great, written expressly for him,
was rected by Master Dryfoos The exercises were
closed by the singing OF "The SarSpanged Banner by
the scholars. Tie school established in November.
1872 II now has regular attendance Of over 600
Two classes comprising lao members OF the school,
excluded from the reception yesterday for want Of ROOM