Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-31
THE SCHOOLS.
Exercises Yesterday at Three Schools
PuniIs Promoted

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grade of the Sacramento Grammar School
tfProfessor e. P. Rowell Principally will
take place at their assembly-room at s
o'clock this morning. The request is made
that all visitors who attend the exercises be
present and seated as early as ten minutes
before the hour named. AT 1 P. NJ. the Ger
man classes under Professor Lipowitz,
will entertain their friends with a choice
programme at the same place. Yesterday 5
school events were as follows;
Il CAPITAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
II ALTO A. NJ. the annual exercises were
held in the assembly-room of the Capital
Grammar School. The rooms were deco
rated with festoons of ivy, national ban
ners. bunting and the like, while the walls
were adorned by drawings OF the pupils,
which received much deserved praise and
many comments from the large number of
| VISITORS. They comprised all manner OF free
hand drawing, borders and simple studies.
Il The pupils deserve great credit Tor the
| diligence. taste and perseverance IN draw,
/ ing and sketching, and testify 10 good
! tutoring.
MANY fine specimens of chirography by
| the pupils of the various classes were also
shown.
| The programme was very interesting,
and enough of laughter provoking recita-
tions were introduced to prevent the exer-
| cises being tedious. Professor johnson
presided, and the Board OF Education was
| present The programme as rendered IS
given below:
Invocation Rev. II. H. Rice; greeting
song, " Welcome" by the school; recita-
ton, Opportunity for Work Henry
Ryan; recitation, " 1t Will All be Right III
the Morning" Fannie Walker; recitation,
- Bill Arp on the Rack, May Wolf; piano
| solo. Prisoner and Swallow Hattie Mel
son: recitation. {" AS Old Giles Saw It,"
Fannie Willis defamation, " PENIS Mon
ument," George Burnett; recitation, Sny
der's Nose" John Tooker; piano solo,
"The Queen of the Flowers Phebe
| Brown; recitation, The Red Jacket"
William katzensteln; recitation, The
Fields of Labor" Joseph Shannon recita-
zion. THE Charcoal Man, Aida Lewis
piano solo, 4" Medley, Master Mason Hunt;
recitation, I've Drank Ny Last Glass,
Lizzie Callahan recitation, The Bald-
Headed Man" Harley Stephenson recita-
ton, " The Little Hero" Evelyn Mailman;
chorus, 4 Merry Heart, by the school
recitation, Baptism Defended, Edward
Lynn recitation, Rock of Ages " Mabel
Merrill; piano duet, Sarah and Clara Law
enson recitation, House Cleaning AL
bert Pait; recitation, The United States -
Harry McClaughry; class song; chorus,
"GIiding to Fairy Land"
At the conclusion of the exercises Super
intendent DR.. Lame awarded the diplomas
to members of the graduating class, with
an address repleIe with good advice. After
a song by the school, Rev. H. H. Rice gave
the graduates counsel in few well-choSen,
earnest remarks, after which the visitors
began to examine, III the several class
rooms, the various works of the pupils,
which were displayed on the walls. 1t was
in all probability the most successful series
of exercises ever given at this school, and
the pupils and teachers alike deserve credit
for the manner in which the exercises were
conducted.
TWENTY FOURTH AND N-sTREET SCHOOL.
The closing exercises of the school at
Twenty fourth and y streets, of which Mrs.
Mumford IS Principal, were held yesterday
afternoon There were large number of
visitors present, and the school-room was
neatly decorated for the occasion. Among
the visitors were Superintendent Laine and
School Director Conklin. The former de
liyered a brief address to the pupils, and
presented the graduates with their diplo-
mas. The other classes received their
diplomas from their respective teachers.
Following was the programme:
Song, "School Days" by the school;
opening address, Willie Adams Ollie's
Dream" Clarence Isaacs Too Little"
Lulu Therlbahr; The Dead Doll, Agnes
McMahon | can " and Il can't" Fred.
Jurgens; d" y Finger Play Minnie Con-
rad Somebody's Mother, George Bun
dock; song, Up Goes the Banner by the
I 4 Ir,1I IL
loeue Taking the Census, Herbert
Earle and Blanche Billion; g Speech for
a Little Boy" Nelson Bundock; The
Childs World Herbert Bollenbacher:
Seven Times One" Birdie De Long;
" Little Bennic," Nora Bundock dialogue,
The Odd Companion George CoYell,
Walter Davis, Lawrence Coster and Her
bert Bates; song, Aim High by the
| school; The Two Brides, Francisco
Dowdall; Politics, Joseph Short;
~ Better Than Gold" Callie Chance;
g y Little Girl who Tried to Mind" Katie
Kennedy; "Sheridan's Ride William
| Clark; Fields for Labor Daisy Patrick !;
| The Try Company Otto Walther :;
| " Earnestncss,' Alice BundOck song. \,
B, c. Carrie Easterbrook and May Dow
dali d" The Dignity of Labor Ella Jur-
gems; "Gcod Desires, Willie Rochon;
" Mothers Doughnuts,' Clara Rowell !;
" Washington" Edward Lawrence Ten
Years Old, Marie Walther dialogue,
| d" Peter Hasty" and " Caleb Careful, Frank
Ross and Willie Jeffrey; Integrity, :"
| Rowena Holden; presentation of certiti-
Gates and diplomas by Superintendent
Lame; song, % Vacation by the school.
TwENTY-sEvENTH AND J-sTREET SCHOOL.
Closing exercises of Ungraded No. were
| held at the schoOl-house, Twenty
and streets, Thursday morning, at $50
| many friends and parents being present.
| The school-room was taStefully decorated
| with flowers and evergreenS the black
| boards We're covered with drawings, which
would do credit to older pupils. The exer-
cises opened with 4 song by the school
| Then followed an exercise on the map of
the United States, capitals and principal
! cities named and pointed out on the map
by the fifth grade pupils recitation,
Judge Not, Lulu Chambers: recitation,
Two Little Squirrels Esther Moore /;
| recitation, When Our ship Comes m
| Matte Lemer; dialogue, " Wishing. Fred.
| Blair, Edward Sutz. Walter Williams. John
| Nethercot, John Steem. Carl PopcIt, Nellie
Lemer Annie Ruedech and Title Rought
song, Awake from Your Siumbers." the
| school! recitation, School DAYS Cigar
4 Lindberg; recitation The Little Ans
II Lesson, Lena SaiZ recitation, y Little
| Fable, Rosa Seitz recitation, " \ Hun
dred Years from Now. George Chambers !;
i dialogue, The Ship AID Bird Harry
4 Ranlett, Josephine Franks; recitation.
The Blue and Gray, Mamie PERIL !;
4 song, Little Shoes Bella McMurray !;
4 recitation, Froggies nj school, Susie
/ Kay; recitation, An Old Fayorite. -
/ Florence Barber; recitation, Young
Scientist Edward Seitz; dialogue, Mike
| Doud. Frank Botsford Song of Cold
1 Water the school recitation. " Liberty
and Independence, John Blair; recita-
ton, "Coasting by Night Charles Muir
dock; recitation, The Noble Sailor" Ed
gar Johnson solo, " Beyond the Clouds =
Florence Barber; recitation, "Maud's
IStory,' Emma Johnson; dialogue, MolIie
lHalligan and Kate Rowe; recitation, Rosa
on the Hay, Aggie Halligan song, Some
Ebay I'll Wander Back Again Susie Kay,
kJohn Nethercott; recitation, -" The Brave
kLittle Mouse Mabel Cofiman recitation,
8 The Grumbler,' George Wilbur; recita-
zion, Little Jim Don Williams; recita-
l4ion, The Quaker and Robber," Charles
lJohnson recitation, Katie Lee and Willie
Gray Bella McMurray; dialogue, -" Bar
tering for a Canadian Pony Charles John
son, Edward Nethereott, George Wilbur
Recitation, MonaS Waters, Edgar Golf
man; dialogue Mrs. Smith and Mr..
Zones Aggie PERIL, John Nethercott
| song Shirt Bird " BIZ the school The