Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
EDUCATIONAL.


Tne Primaries and Seconsa,r,aa I4>v.
"sscsi EAerssses IN she opera
Yesterday afternoon the animal ,uus;c.,
entertainments by the pupils Of the primary
public schools was given in Fulton ODera
house in presence Of large multitude of
people. There were perhaps 500 little
children took part in the exercises which
we're conducted by Prof ]. B. Kevinski.
musical conductor, assisted by Prof. +.
w. Haas rs pianist.
The pupils occupied seats ON benches
arranged ON the stage in the form of AN
amphitheatre, and occupying the entire
stage. The benches were covered with
bunting, and the children being gaily and
beautifully dressed, presented most at.
tractive appearance. The best Of order
and decOrum prevailed among the little
folks, and their singing was creditable
alike to themselves and their instructor.
It is doubted whether ever before in the
history of the primary schools so excel
lent and attractive entertainment was
given. Below is the programme
PRIMARY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT, JuNE ssTu-
AFTERNOON.
Good Morning AL. verses.
Little white Lily-Small, verses.
My Four Friends, verses.
r6e Wishers-sextetts. 9 verses. svoices from
Morning Welcome, ) verses.
Crystal Fountain, !; verses.
The Elacksmith-isOys, verses.
The Baby-Small, verses.
Hymn Of Praise-German.
Dearest Friends on Earth to Me, Frank Mar
Early in the Morning, versts.
Brothers Row, Miss Carpenters and Miss
DOnsherty's.
Mill MAY, verses
Disobciient Chickens. verses. .I,:.ss.
Tho CuckOO-Small, i.verses.
Mornings Ruddy Beam, ) versrs,
Loving Words, 4 verses.
Skating Song, verses.
The Sportsman anu the Harc--(;erman.
The Pilgrims-Small, verses.
Work With u Will-BOys. verses.
Rural Pleasures, verses
In the w WOOds, Miss Marshall's.
Star Spangle,l Banner, ; verses, l,.i,
Home, Sweet Home.
DOxOlOgy.
Secondary Schools Entertainment.
Last evening the opera house was again
filled to OvertlOwing, the occasion being
the entertainment given by the pupils Of
the secondary schools. The scene was If
possible more brilliant than that of the
afternoon, nearly all the little girls being
dressed in white. The pupils being older
were of course more proficient in tho rem
ditiOE Of their music. The programme,
which will be found below. was we'll Sc
lected to bring out the excellcncies Of the
several performers. Martins orchestra
was present and rendered some fine sclec-
tiOns between the pieces set down ON the
program, all Of which were well rendered
. Daisy Dean" rs sung by little Mamie
Berner, was especially fine and was loudly
encOred. The duet, "When Life is
Brightest by Grace Haibach and Mamie
Etchclls, was also very prettily rendered,
and so was the quartet, "Old Folks ut
Home" by Masters Halnbright, Yecker,
Gundaker and Urban. Following is the
programme
American Rifle Match - Martins Orchestra,
Prayer.
The Lorely. schools Of Misses BunielI, Hn-
ber and Brubaker.
We are Nynphs Of the Ocean Spray. Mis-
Brubaker's school.
Vocal Waltz. Schools OF Misses irubakcr, Mu-
Der and Buntlell.
1t Tinkies go sweetiy o. Miss Bun,ieII's school
Duet-Whcn Lite is Brightest Grace Hal
bach, Mamie Etchells.
Guide Me, oh Thou tIreat jehovah. Schools
of Misses Huber, BundelI. Brulaker.
Echo Song: All the schools.
Sweet and Low. Miss lIuber's School.
Disobe,iient Chickens. Schools OF Misses
Z0Ok and Carpenter.
Quartet-Old Folks ut Home Masters Ham
bright, Yecker, GundakOr, Urban.
Oh Friends and Old Times. . All tie schools.
SOlO-AlOne ami From Home. Flora LOreDZ.
Star-SpanSled Banner. All the schools.
Home, Sweet Home. Z"
Skating song.
Ihe Huntr..
Good Night.
DOXOlOgy.
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