Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-29
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following, which was carried out to the
great entertainment Of the admiring friends
and relatives who crowded the room:
Great and Small. by Willie Sturtevant; Where
Are Theyg Lena link; Advice to Young lAaDles,
Anna Griffin; Bertha's Wish. Bertha Mendel;
Vacation, Gussie Alexander: Don't Fall, Marie
Hettrich; Dialogue, Lost Pencil. Marie Het-
trich, Maggie Myers; Recitation Jennie Alien;
Brave Singer, Richard Webb: Wishes, Percy
RaiIey; Too Late for School. Willie Pullen; The
skater George Cooper; Dialogue, What Is
Most Beautiful, Mary Newman, Amelia ROCK
entein. Emma EaSon, Hattie Wade; Tired Sol
der, Raymond Grady; Brave Soldier, Anthony
Ybanes; Dialogue, Peacemaker, Lila Wright,
Anna Griffin: Little Mother. Ida Cohen; The
Star Gertie Marin; Burial of Sir John Moore,
Eddie Triton; Suppose Dallas Bennett; Little
Dame Crump, Hattie Lindner; Robin Red
breast, Charles Steinman; Papa's Pet, Eta
Appel: Dialogue, The Volunteers, Dallas Ben
nett, George Quint; The Sunbeam, Hattie
Wade: The Baby, Lou Barnard; Little es Chatter,
Ybanes: The Dying Child, Lila Wright; Little
Mischief, Kate Howe; Song of the Robin. Fred
Lamotte; Little Lottie, Emma Eason; Mother
Sacrifice Clara Stone; The Three Friends, Car
RE Ratz; Harry's Boat. Henry Ruwe: Selec-
ton, Toms Letter. Lou Barnard: Dialogue,
May Queen, Mabel Dent Carrie Ratz, cara
Stone. Jennie Allen, Kate Howe, Grace Ste
phens; the valedictory was delivered by FRED
Lamotte
Seventh Grade, Mrs. H. Volaslzi teacher
In this class Nicholas Helmley extended a
cordial welcome to the visitors, and then
followed examinations IN arithmetic, read
ing and contest in spelling, in which the
juveniles were quite proficient. The re-
mainder Of the programme comprised the
following:
Being Useful, by Katie Cabaniss; 1 viii be
Good. Lima Woodbridge; The Broken Doll,
Mamie Roos Bsby's Stocking. Lexy MeNulty;
Robins Secret. jamie Cunningham; My Good
for-Nothing, John Burke; Blue Eyes. Ruth
I'd DOx panunrfs A LIT
tie Boys Pocket George Werner: Dotty S
Grandpa Mamie Pacetti; A Little Bird Tells,
Aaron Leers Dispatch to Fairylaud, Stella
Seckenger: Boys Carlo Lopez; A Lesson for
Mamma, Ellie Morgan; Pinkie's Mamma, Ruth
Kay ton; Goodbye, Louis Nogel.
Eighth Grade, Miss NJ. G. Porter teacher,
is composed of over thirty bright little
girls and boys, who seemed to realize fully
the importance of Examination day." lu
reading and spelling they did exceedingly
well, and were quite adept 10 addition and
subtraction, and did credit to their faithful
and accomplished teacher. The singing and
calisthenic exercises were very good, and the
recitative part of the programme was very
pleasinglY carried out:
Chatterbox, Amanda Appel; Five Little
Chickens. @ Marin; Mother Hen. Ella McKiu-
sic; The Lark. f. OrmstOn; Our Holiday, Berthe
Hazel: Little jim, J Penfeld A New Doll, Sal
lie Leopold; Two Little Birds. E Cohen; Mud
Pies. Pauline Horne: Happy Stars Kate Mer-
rift; Little Fingers. Christine Steinback; Do the
Best You Can, J. Burnette; Rain Drops. la
Kessels: Let me be Idle, F. Morrel; Little
Goose Carrie Wade: Do You Know? Fl. MeiSs-
ner: Hang Up Bsby's Stocking; Bessie Sune.
Ninth Grade, Miss NJ. w. Msccaw teacher.
The opening address was delivered by
Nelson Goodsell, followed by Rotations
and dialogues:
| Gertrude Helmley; The Happy School Boy,
| Samuel Samuels; Flowers, Viola Hlndlev;
| SEEDS of Kindness, Max Lehwald; Somebody,
| Otto Schwarz; The Sword of Bunker Hill. Isl
| dore Michaels; Green Apples. Maggy Corker; A
Wonderful Crystal Wedding, Rhoda Henry;
| The Negro Preacher, Louis Byck; How the
| Baby Came. Marie Norton; Somebody's Darl-
ing Ella Burns; The Message, Sarah GOlinsky
/ The School Boys Lament, CHRISTOPHER Weller;
Dialogue Afternoon Ca Is, Mary Wilson. Fran
| ces Levkoy; Anrie's and Wiies Prayer, Ma
mic Fleming: Dialogue, A Little NPSuvluS,
Blanche Ellison, Rhoda Henry. Marie Norton,
Birdie Dillon, Katie Dunlop Elite Perlins6i;
| Katie Lee and Willie Gray, Blanche Ellison;
| Dialogue. Country Hearts and City Manners.
| Blanche Eixson, Maggie Corker, Laura Math-
uss. George Freemsn Little Benaie, Laura
| Mathuss: Somebody's Mother. Birdie Dillon;
| The Smack in School, Charles Morgan; Aunt
| Hattie's Reflections on Ma'rimOny, Ella silver
| berg: All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight,
WirJ DUPONT.
MAsSIE SCHOOL.
j. E. WAY, TEACHER AND PRINCIPAL.
Inc reputation VI bulb sC4OOA lOE hlWdiH
having some unusual attraction on the ex
animation days, has the effect of attracting
large crowds o. visitors, and the various
class rooms are filed with interested spec
tators and listeners. Yesterday was no eX-
ceptiOn, and on our arrival at the school,
in company of the efficient Superintendent,
Mr.. W. H. Baker, We found large assem-
blage of ladies and gentlemen, In addition
to members Of the Board Of Education.
10 In, cfT46fac IN tho cauora1
grades are the same as in the grammar
school of Chatham Academy, and it IS only
necessary to say that the pupils Of Massie
displayed equal proficiency. We will, there
fore, give only the "showy" part of the
programme, which was exceedingly enter
tanning and interesting;
First Grade-Recitations BY Mamie Herb
The Sailor Boy and His Mother; Matte Cramer,
Scotlands Maiden Martyr. Frank Cler. The
Young Widow; Spencer WAY, The Death
Bed of Benedict Arnold Burnie Porter,
The Wreck of the Hesperus; Geo. Frierson,
The Game of Life; Ella Morales. The Beggar at
the Opera; Elmore Craig, The Death of Jasper;
Gertrude Weed The Burial of Moses; Wade
Leahy, stonewal Jackson; Celia Frank,
Thoughts During Church Servicei Charlie
Warren, st. Icons Toast Nelia Rowland,
Drifting; Mary Rogers, The Difficulty About
That Dog; Marion Threadcraft, The Living
President: Alice Baker, All Unknown; a dia-
IogUe. Choosing Bride, recited by Meta Dear
ing, Julian Hawkins, Lula Proctor, Mamie
selig, Marion Threadcraft. Eugie Dale.
Second Grade, Miss Carter teacher.IReei-
tation in Poetry Henry Nellie, MAY Eugberth
and Lula Hunter; Lille SDaun, Bonnie San
ford, Via Fleming and Walter Fulton; Nellie
King Mamie Ferguson, Lille Sslig, Frederick
Myers Mamie Rngart, Lille Henderson. Mamie
Proctor Frank Threadcraft Presentation of
prize to john Lamar for being the most per
feet scholar in the class during the year;
closing address by Pauline Decker
Third Grade, Mrs. D. P. Freeand teacher
Twilight Dreams Arthur Gignilliat Sambo's
Christmas Pudding Jennie Johnson; Manacled,
Robert Cope; The Beggar at the Opera, Marie
Lesesne: Napoleon and the Young Sailor,
Lonnie West; The Whole Story. Louisa Scard;
Jasper's Death John Bulckan; The Wonderful
CRYSTAL Wedding, GEORGE Threadcraft; The Con-
federate Note, Hugh Train; Friar Philip,
Fourth Grade. NJ IS NJ A. Mustin teacher
REGULATIONS, Can't, by Nellie Won Dohlen;
Question of Color, by Gertha Oppenheimer: A
Modest Wit, by Joseph Gordon; Kiss Ida
Meinhard: Miss Edith Helps Things Along, by
Bradley; The Village School, u. Quicken
heimer; Over the Hill TO the Poor House. by
Wilson: Papa's Letter, E. Fleming: Asleep at
the Switch BY Emma Hopkins; Curfew Must
Not Ring To Night, by L. Rogers Matie's
Wants and Wishes, by A. Hull; The New
Church Organ. by P. Wragg; Buried Treasures.
W. Waller; dialogue. Emma Hopkins, Eleanor
Fleming Henry Sasnett. Charlie HilSman.
Fifth Grade. Mrs. NJ. Morrison teacher
Opening Address, Miss Mary Dieter; Recita
tons, GraRdpapa's Darling, Miss Sallie Grey:
Bye and Bye Miss Della Sanders: Pluck. Mas
ter Eugene Partridge, Dying Child, Miss Gertie
Morales; Do Not Swear Master Norton San
ford: The Child's Prayer, Miss Sallie Alexan-
der; Sunrise, Miss Emma Bullchen; The Rover,
Master George Beckett; A Plea for the Boys,
Master Charles West; Pussy and Me, Miss
Rachel Pritchard; The Twins, Master Norman
Beckett; Glory, Master Eddie Chisholm; NapO-
leon at Rest, Master Willie Cooper; The Violet,
Miss MaEde Harden; Those Wooden Shoes,
Master Edward Frank The Last Redoubt,
Master Charles Ledlie, Aunt Tsbitha, Miss
Alice Proctor; Nebuchaduezsr, Master Barnard
Pritchard; Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight,
Miss Ophelia Wright; The Sword Of Robert
Lee, Master Rertie Ferguson.
In this grade two prizes were given by
the teacher for defamation. They were
won by Master BERTHE Ferguson and Miss
Ophelis Wright, whose Rotations would
have done credit to many boy and girl
much older than the two who had so Justly
won their honors.
Sixth Grade, Miss Hettie E. Eugent, teacher.
REGULATIONS, Give us BOYS a Chanca, J.
Harrison: Good Night Dollie Lille Gerard;
Myrtle Walls. Little Fingers. Blanche Fer
guson: Girl of Dundee Matte MickieF: Two
Raindrops. Frances Bulcken; Sowing Seeds,
Harry Harden; Fro Erenfelf Mary Kighte-
O'Clock, p. Bulcken l.. Ssssnett and F.
Woman: The Ant Clifford Gross; Only a Few
Feet, Henry Robider; The Bonnet. Lena
Daniels; Guessing, Sallie Baker T. Bradley and
NJ, Frierson; Old Grimes, Sidney Cooper
The spelling contest was quite Interesting.
The captains on the girls side were Fannie
Bradley and Belle Cole, on the boys side
Sidney Cooper and Willie Train.
REGULATIONS. Grandfather's Spectacles, Jodee
leaFd, Good for-NotbiDg. Clayton Threadcraft;
Arithmetic Lesson, Nellie Train; Queen of the
Garden. Birdie Einstein; School boys Lament,
XViuia Chisholm. Who Was SheF Sallia Baker.