Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-25
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rlCarnrt Musical Reunion OF the rnriIs u
tho ELlmArA MmM srnlMM-rN .CLu-l.

pleasant Mu,iCsl Reunion OF tine frrils Oi
the Primary ana secondary "cnuulS
The pupils Of the city primary tgbuO.s
held their fourth annual musical I,unton
IN the opera house yesterday Afternoon,
under the conduct Of Prof. J. B. KuyiugkL
Every seat was occupied.
Twelve huudrcd children took part in
the exercises, filling the stage, the parquct
and part OF tho CuClo, the smaller
boys and girla being on tho stage and Ike
larger pupils below. Choruscs were suug
by all the schools in unison, by the little
boys and giIi-, by the big boys
aud girls, tho boys alone, and tho
girls alone, all in perfect time. No ro
hearsals had been hold, aud tho nearly
perfect ruud lion Of the various vocal gems
reflects great credit upon instructor Ko-
yinski.
Tho programme we'll rendered was as
follows
Good morning." 10y all tho schools {;
"Come Into the Meadows by the largest
pupils beautiful Birdie" by tho little
girls "Fair as the Morning." by all the
schools Golden ltu'o," by the straw
berry street school Tine Silently Falling
Snow" by the BIZ boys and girls " Over
the Water to ChalIiv.' by tho big boys
and girls Clear tho Way" by the small
est scholars "icjoico, Rejoice" by tho
big boys and girls Never Say
Fail" by all tho schools ; " Beau
tlful Star Shine Ou," by six Of
the colored pupils "Mill May" solo
and chorus by Gertie Sweeton and schools;
"To tho Noon" by Miss Bundelps Ger
man school "Give the Little Boys a
Chance" by the smallest boy " MerriIy
tho Breezes," by big boys aud girls;
What Would DO" by six little girls
Marching Song" by larger children {;
"Tho Lark by little boys and girls !;
Jelly Boys" by the boys " Parting, -
Miss Buudolps German school What
Cav the Matter Be-" by all the giIls; "Tho
Snow Bird" by all the schools Como
and See Me- By small ohildron ;
America" by larger scholars " Away
TO toSchool," by all tho schools Follow
NJ, Full OF Glce," by all tho schools
dDxOl0Gy.
The fifth annual reunion Of tho so2oud-
any schools was held in tho opera house IN
tho evening under the same abo direction.
TIE soloists w,Ie given iioGal pres
ents. Miss Clara SChaubel received a
bouquet from her classmat's ., and Prof
Keviuski basket Ot flowers from the
transfer class from Miss George Buudc'Fs
school, Tho programme follows :
Prayer "Our Hearts are Light,
SOlO-'Nbu u BIttcE bINc we, hht''
Huber "Wou't You Tell Me Why
Robin" Misses Powers aud Dowucy' =
schools columbia, God Preserves Th,'
Frco'; Solo Johnny sands" Mas,c
Walter ". Watson "lhoso Eudearinp
Young Charm, - Pail Away Brave
Boys ;"'l Dream Of All Things Free
Miss BrubAkers school lU-"KatS'
Letter" Carrie McGrauu 4; Come, sins
Me That Sweet Air Again :" "Wha
Love and Hatr," "Alpino Shepherds
song" Miss Bundel's School 81 Love
the Merry Sunshine" " Star Spangled
Banner" 1--WE Lay Us Calmly Down L
Sleep" Misses Musselmau's and Hug'
schools solo and quartetto --'Oh, Whor
Have tho Old Folks Gomez Clara Kraus
kop, Bertha Vile, Nan Levan, FIori
Sener, Emma Smaling Glove and Mirth'
"Amerita," semi chorus and chorus
"Slver Chimes" Jennie NJ. Skcen, Su
w. Bursk, Mamie Mowery, Lena {
Conard, Annie Doersom, Bessie Roger
Mamie Welchans, Grace Loag, Fanni
ID. Calder, Bessie Ii. Pennypacker, Eft
Holl, Bertha B. Urey, Annie l.. Leyergoo
Bereuoe G. Hardy, Annie NJ. Smitl
Bessie Crawford; Beautiful Sprn
Time," Miss Huber's school 1000
Night !" doxology.