Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-30
SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Various Events Yesterday High sciiooi
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There was large attendance at each place.
and the programmes were greatly enjoyed
CAPITAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The three large connected rooms on the
upper floor of the Capital Grammar school
| were crowded at 10 A. NJ. yesterday 10 Wit
ness the graduating exercises OF the nFst
grade classes. The programme OF exercises
was as follows: Invocation, by Rev. Dr.
| Walker, of st. Louis song, by the school :;
Webster's Reply to Hayne," Henry LIN
nell A Free Seat" Edna Cadwalader
solo, when the Swallows Homeward
Fly" Jessie Aitken: 9" The Sergeant $ Sto-
ry," Amanda Titherington; Treyelyn
Garden Hose" George Marsh The Old
Man Goes to School," Anna Fountain
vocal solo, Little Blue-E Eyed Baby Sleeps"
Bella Van Norman 1.-THE Hero Woman"
Evelyn Kallman Z" Home" May Burgess
Schneider's Tomatoes" Isador VIII
son; vocal solo, when the Heart
is Young" Libbie Smith Kate
Shelly" Stella Meredith; Bay
Billy" Nelly Truck; Tending the
Baby" Samuel Simmons Blow, Bugle,"
| Bella Van Norman, Minnie Hopley, Georgia
Shanklin, Stella Meredith, Edith Burtis,
| Charles Jones, Frank norenson, Sweasey
Powers, Clifford Todd, Wallace Renwick
song. school " The Two Professions" Ida
Desmond " The Champion Snorer,n John
Tooker trio, e Woodland Pleasures" Lii
! Ian Nelson. Flora Hartwell, Annie Aitken;
Victor Galbraith, +" Mamie Feeney: " At
School Close" Maude Davis class song
presenting of diplomas, NJ. r. Beard song,
| school. Following is list of the graduates:
Jessie Aitken Maude A. Crozier, Jessie NJ.
Davis, Maude Davis, Ida Il. Desmond,
Mary L. Feeney, Lizzie A. Haggerty, Cora
! A. Knight, Mollie Landaw. Kittie D. Linn,
Rachel Ross, Nellie S. Sands, Blanche NJ,
| Savles, Lillian E. Smith, Annie NJ. Tracy,
Minnie NJ. Weisel, Allie G. Avery, Henry
| S. Linnell Walter Cunningham, John
| Murphy, Isadore C. Nathan, Lucius Pow
ers, Harry L. Root Harry Sullivan, Ed
mund d. Woodson, Robert MoHale, Willie
| Landaw.
The diplomas were delivered by Super1n-
| tendent W. r. Beard, with few we'll
chosen remarks embodying good advice to
! the graduates. Directors Todd and Conklln,
Rev. DR.. Walker, DR.. A. j. Nixon and Rev.
| Carroll NJ. Davis made brief addresses. Pro-
lessor Johnson, Principal of the school,
| presided. The exercises were highly cred
liable to the school and reflected honor
| upon the faculty. The rooms were taste
! fully decorated with national colorS, ever
green festoons and wreaths, and on the
north wall, in gilt letters. was the motto of
| the graduating class, " Labor's Reward
! On the blackboards in five of the rooms
were drawings by the pupils, and proved
| OF deep interest to the visitors. The work
was honestly that of the scholars The
outline drawings were clear and fairly cor
rect. The treatment of the shaded work
was bold, and yet sufficiently transparent
to produce a pleasing effect. 1.-THE draw
ing of the third grade class Miss Duggan's)
was noticeable in this respect" said an
artist who gave them critical examination.
That which excited his special commenda-
ton was the utilization of the color of
the boards for the shadings
SEVENTH AND G STREETS.
Miss Smith, Miss Johnson and Miss Lit
tie held their closing exercises at the
Seventh and G street school building yes
terday morning. The following was the pre-
gramme, and the visitors found it very
pleasingly rendered: Song by the class,
The Bright Rosy Morning recitation,
Vacation" Mabelle Kicker; recitation,
Old Bachelors Dream" Abbie Miller
recitation, Nobody's Business" Jessie
Logan song class, There's Music in the
Midnight Breeze ;" recitation, Sunset on
the Border" Hamilton Hawley recitation,
The Old Man Dreams" Frank Weisen-
hofer; recitation, Mothers Birthday"
Eddie Elkus; song class, FLOWERS of
May - recitation, " Little Meg and cecilia
Wilson recitation, When | am a Man.
Cal. Kinkead recitation, 1.-THE Skipper
and his Wife" Minna Tibbals song class.
Never Late to School,; recitation, THE
Little Half-worn Shoe Sophia Ltzberg;
recitation, Papa's Letter." Lille Ebert;
song (class), Love and Mirth :" recitation,
" When My Ship Comes In" Hattie
Miller; recitation, Independence Bell"
Lotto fTnicpl eouor fclaeeA pl,1a -
recitation, "A Music Stool" Esther Asher
recitation, "a Smack III School, Jennie
Coleman; song class, Morning Song -
recitation, Brown Eyes are the Eyes for
Love" Johnnie Bauer recitation, " Vaca-
ton" Alice Schwartz song class, F." Red,
White and Blue :" awarding diplomas and
certificates by J. j. Bauer.
TwENTY-FoURTH AND STREETS SCHOOL.
This school, which is under the super
vision of Mrs. Mumford, also held its clos
ing exercises yesterday morning. The two
large assembly-rooms were handsomely
decorated, and the blackboards were highly
ornamented with drawings and penman-
ship of pupils in the different grades which
would have done credit to older pupils
The spacious rooms We're filled with pa
rents and friends. Superintendent Beard
and Director Todd were present, both of
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and A. j. Frost were also present. The
latter made most pleasing and able adj
dress. The programme was well rendered,
the children who took part acquitting
themselves in q manner creditable to them
selves and teachers. The following is the
programme as rendered Prayer, by Rev
Il. K. Ollie; Welcome Once a Year"
song by the school; salutatory, Annie
Newton recitation, Six Years Old"
Albert Tibbals recitation Sum
mer's Invitation" Willie Schafer;
recitation, Mothers Face" Jesse Cress;
recitation, Love One Another" Annie
Askwith; recitation, " Good Little Girls,
Minnie Conrad dialogue Pauline Trainer
and BERTHE Bollenbachre; recitation,
' My New Parasol," Ada Harvie; song,
Mother Goose Melodies" with
motions, by the High Eighth Grade;
recitation, Boys Wanted" Julian Jensen:
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean" song
by school recitation, " Johnny's Opinion
of Grandmothers," Herbert Patrick; reci-
tation, " Our School" Artie Schroeder
dialogue, The Disconnected Girls, Maggie
Mohns and Nellie Grogan; recitation,
Beauties of Nature" Herbert Earle;
Mother, l have Heard Sweet Music"
song, by Herbert Patrick, Joseph Short
| Emile Lavine and Albert Patrick recita-
ton, Triiles," Corneha Twaddle dia-
logue, Imaginary Possessions William
Wiseman, John Kenny and Jos. Short;
recitation, The Fathers OF the Republic
VIM. Derman; closing piece, Blanche Bill
ion presentation of diplomas, NJ. r. Beard,
presentation of certificates, by the teachers
parting song, by the Fifth Grade.
MRS CRowELL's CLASS, FIFTH GRADE.
Public exercises were held by Mrs Crow
ellis class, Fifth Grade at the Seventh and
G street school, The following programme
was carried out. the pupils acquitting
themselves creditably. the concert recita-
! tons of the class being especially good
Song, Remember Thy Creator reeita-
| ton by the class, Z" The Creation y Some
body's Mother" by Carrie Hebron; Min
utes,n by Chas. Schwartz; Baby Power"
by Cora Bell; Wishing" by Arthur
Whittier; The Squirrels Lesson by
Jennie Dreman song by the class, Never
Late at School, recitation by the class,
| with gestures, Tell, on His Native Hills =
The Barefoot Boy" by Juanita Pommer );
"A Magic Word, by George Yuhre; The
Children's Hour" by Title Marks g Trust
Not to Appearances" by Martin Arena;
" Enlisted, )" by Charles Thesis The Old
Arm Chair by Stella Cady; "Childhood's
Hours" by Lizzie Schneider; "Old Iron
Sides" by Willis Mead; song by the class,
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