Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-26
THE SCHOOLS.
EXERCISES IN PRIMARY DEPARTMENTS
YESTERDAY.
Closing Exercises To-day in Three Of the
schools-Euli List Of Promotions
in Ungraded School 70. 4.
THE SCHOOLS.


Yesterday there were closing exercises in
two Of the primary schOols-Seventh and G
streets ct 9A.M, and Thirteenth and Gstrsets
as1P.B. Superintendent Lame and several
of the Directors ware present ct each, aad
briefly addressed the pupils.
At the Seventh snd G streets school the
following programme was very orditably rev.
dered: Never Late at School, gong, by the
class; Dare and Do" recitation, by Henry
Slater; 1.-THE Book, " by Lulu Sherburn;
1.-THE Good Little Girls. by John Startling;
Cheerfulness," By Jennie Liddel Flowers
Of May, song, by the class "The Grand
father" By Louis Breich d" Two Little Kit
tens, by Maud Dorsey; " Give tbs Little
Boys a Chance," by Isador Morris; The
New Baby, by jeanne Coleman; " Mountain
Maids Invitation. song, By the class; TO
morrow" By BirGe Nathan =" Tick-teck,"
by Willie Morse; Santa Claus" by josie
Barry Ripping Fast, song. by the class
Little Chaitsrbox," by Mabel Kicker
Boys" by Ralph Dorsey :" Woadnap,
Spider and the Fly" by Celia Wilson; a" Lit
tie Feet" song by the class; "Bsrbara
Freitche, by Lille Ebert; " Shiftless Neigh
Dor Ball." By Jennie Allen; Going to
Church." by Mabel johnson; "Grandohiid
Nell" by Alma Kaerth "Ihe Dswdrop,"
by Fannie Pyburn; song by the class;
"Carfew," by Daley Ksndriok; Pictures
Of Memory" by Bertha Greiner; Part
ing" by James Cosby; America, song by
the class.
Rev. DR.. Dwinell was present, ard also ad-
dressed the scholars, after which the school
was closed for the term.
THIRTEENTH AND STREET SCHOOL.
a lengthy programme had been prepared
for the afternoon exercises at the Thirteenth
and G street school, hut it was shortened q
great deal owing to the warm and crowded
class-rooms. Rev. @. MeKelvey was present
and addressed the school at the closeof the eX-
ercises. The school was dismissedfos tas term
Following ID the programme as rendered:
Remember Thy Creator" America"
"Song OF the Roses, songs by the class
erts0n; Little jim, by Albert Quasman
Three Little Chicks" by Katie Aiken;
Nothing, /" by Julian Arnold Never Late
at School," song by the clsss; Littls Girls
Troubles," by Rosetta Fighting; "Some
Old School Book" by Thomas Diviny
"Pussy's Glass;" by Cratic Maier g Babes
in the Wood, gong by the Glass; The Vio-
let, by Ella Ferret; The Smack in
school," by Frank Brown dialogue by
Sophia Huelsman and Myrs Shields Sing.
ing in the School-room," song by the class
"Owls' Tea Party, by Nellie Mott; THE
Dead Doll" by Lillian Messner /; /" When 1
Am Big, by Harry Staufer Flag of the
Heroes" by Susie Corless. Ratta Kermody,
Nellie jackson, Louise SchuGn and Tessie
Olmsted.
EXERCISES TO-DAY.
To-day there will be closing exercises ct
the Tenth and p streets School. at 9 A. NJ,
and in Ungradsd School No. on o street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth (AIiss Sarah NJ.
Jones, teacher), ct 10 A. NJ. At the former
the following brief programme will be rem
dered: Remember Thy Creator and
America" songs by the class Another
Chance. recitation by May Burgess "TO
School, song by the class Mother Hub
bard " by Berthe Wasssrman; playing"
song by the class; Little Boys Dream, by
Clifford Todd; "Tommy's Adventure, cong
by TIE class; Love and Kindne e." by Eva
! Hewsnn; Come, Come Away" song by
the class; 1.-THE Tempest" by Howard
Marsh Babes in the Woods, song By the
class " Heartsease," by Estelle Dennery
recitation By Sophia Price "A Ounce of
Kitten" Daisy Weisel; "For. Vacation" by
Lulu Stickuey Soft Music is Stealing,
song BY the class.
At Ungraded Scaool No. , large number
Of recitationg interpreted with songs by tie
class, have been prepared, and the following
is the order of exercises Song, by the school,
"Come, o. Come Again with Singing Eva
| Hsrris, School," George Bryant, The
Naughty Girl; :" Mary Miller, The Teach.
ar = dialogue, "Scene in the Back Woods;"
song, by the school, "Spanish Cavalier; !"
Viola Fletcher, " a Word to the Mothers :"
Jessie Emory, Learn Little Every Day :"
dialogue, by seven girls aud three hoys
Recess Speeches . gong, by the school
Little empty Cradle ;" Augustine Fergu-
son, Mothers Boys" Daisy Carter, Nell
and Her Bird: :" Maud Dorsey, song,
"Peek-a-boo;" Ralph Dorsey, recitation
! Mable Harris, "Sjlver Hair Quest )" A.
| Dunlap, Miscellaneous Wisdom: y Malis
Turner " think that's wrong, don't your"
Haley Dunlap, "Womsn Rights" dialogue
| (by six girls), Schoolgirl Talk :" song by
the school, Wait till the clouds roll by;''
Maud Fletcher, A schoolgirl soliloquy :"
Eva Harrie, = Closing Address . singing.
Superintendent Laine viii he present and ad-
dress the school, after which The diplomas
will be distributed, snd the exercises viii
close by the school singing America"
This viii close the exercises in the primary
schools as the others viii close tomorrow
without any closing exercises. There will bs
graduating exercises at the Capital Grammar
morrow at 10 a.. NJ Professor Rowell, of the
Sacramento Grammar School, has digcon-
tihusd the old. time custom, and the pupils of
that school will receive diplomas and certi6-
Gates 20 morrow without any graduating ex-
ercises. The list of graduates and promo.
tioas in this school Will be published in the
| RECORD UEIoN tomorrow morning
The name of Jessie Davis, of the fourth
| grade of the Capital Grammar School, was
Internationally omitted from the roll of
graduates, as published yesterday.
The names OF Dora Fish and Ida Y. Miller
were inadvertently omitted in the report of
those who graduated from the eighth grade,
Miss Ida V. Miller. teacher.
UNGRADED SCHOOL No. 4.
THE following is liss Of names of pupils
promoted in Uagraded School No. 4, situated
&C Twenty.fourth and n streets, Mira NJ E.
Mumforc, principal;
Fifth Grade (Nrs Mumford ,eaoher)-Anna Bun.
Dock Bonnie Conrao, Thomas Dufour, John Flint,
Eva Flint Mary Hoffelt, Eta Hanson, John Hughes,
ida Isaacs, Charles Jensen, albert Lockhsrt, Mary
McMahon Mary Mohns, James McAuiffs, Anna
Rice, Anna Patrick, Frank Warren.
Sixth Grade Miss B. Piper. teacher)-Lizzie Bag
nall, Willie Bagnail, Katie Burns, Walter Davis,
Frank Dufour, Eddie Jensen, Ella Jurgeus Herbert
King, Blanche Philippi, Eta Riley, Maggie spain,
i George Burns Edward Lawrence.
Seventh Grade (Airs. Mumford teacher)-Alice
| Blndock, Herbert Bates Lawrence Castar, Carrie
Easterbrooks Lizzie Hoffelt, James Hughes Willie
J.ffery Byron Keller, Patrick Leonard, Lille
Lower, Linda Lower, Daisy Patrick, Frank Ross,
Clara Roweil, Louisa Sehraedor, Artie Schroeder
| Lawrence Urban, Marie Wather
Low Eighth Miss Hu Shes, teacher) Promoted to
/ the Seventh Grade: Willie Adams, George Bun
dock, Geargie Bundoek, Paul Maslln, Katie Riley,
4 Simon Sturner
! High Eighth Grade (Miss B. Piper. tea; her)-May
belle Davis Herbert Earle Oscar Isaacs, Sadie JEFF
ferry, Lille Keller, Emil Lavine, Agnes Me- ahon,
Eddie Mehns. Willie Spain, Katie Urban, Otto Wal
1 ther, Henry Horstmaa.
Low Eighth Grade Miss Hughes teacheT)- Sanie
/ Bagnal, Nora Bundock, Frank CToasman. Willie
| Dofour, Margaret Hughes, Fred Jurgens, Katie
| Kennedy, Laurence Mcmahon Maggie Mohns, Willie
/ Raught, Mark RaYsiord, NJ v Ramsay, joe Snort,
4 Robert smith Katie Spain, Minnie Theilbar Mamie
Warren, Fred Weber, Mia Zuver, Herbert Bolen-
bacher.
Low Eighth Grade (Miss N. Todd, teacher)- ALBERT
Anderson, Clara Azeveda, Blanche Bellion, Harry
Conrad Roy Clark, Georgia Doekstader, Birdie De
I Long, Edna French, Ethel French, Nellie Greer,
I Nellie Grogan, John Green, Walter Leitch, John
KenneY, Annie Martin, Alice MeAdams, Marie Neil
sen, Frank Pool, Walter Willis.
HoPs IN EuRoPE-Tbe W. H. & H. LIE
May Report Of London, England, under date
of July 6sh, says in regard to heps: The &C
counts from all the hop growing distric.s are
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