Evening journal., 1888-06-09
MISS HAmLow,s SCHOOL.
-Ehe LittIe FOLK Aequit Themselves
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CaPftaily.
The eiosing exercises OF Miss Gertrude B.
Harlow'a selest sohool we're given last even
sng before a large and appreciative audi
encs. ia the Unitarian Church on West
St, above aah. vac little folk had been care
faliy prepared for the annual ordeal, and
passed through II with much credit to them
selves and their teacher, and with pleasure
10 the many parents and friends who were
present. Miss harlow introduced The pro-
gram by few appropriate remarks The
program was as follows:
Nusic--"Tam O'shanter,n Nellie w.
Lloyd; recitation The Palmetto and the
Pine,p Mamie s. Churchman; recitation,
asOne Little Baam.n Alice Gallagher;
essay-"A Trip ts Mars Gertrude z. Con-
nell; recitation--"Ca aud Rats Sadie G
Lawson; rseitasioH Legend Of Dre-
geux,n Caddls n. Eamiltcn; essay-"Pun-
dita RamabAi, Her work for Hindoo
Women Mattia B. Wilson: music--"Ty-
coon WalsE.a Elisabeth q. churchman and
Thomas 8. BslAah, Jr. debats-"Resolved
n Protective Tariff is an Advau-
Tag to she UnIted States" affirm
sauve, Margxst B. Capelle and Lille
a. jackson; negative, Ida NJ. Sova
and Elisabslh O. Chnrchmau; music
"Hungarisx DaAss." Mamie 8. Church
man; rseltaAaaa-- "Ths Nav Cuurch
Organ Bealah q. Lloyd; essay-"The
Original Essry se Mary had a Little
Lamb, y, Lille c. Bryer; recitation The
ships E-shaIis c. Lloyd; recitation
s.fhs Tltas 5aAnssrsss,n Bessie n. Allen
-lcltatlon-- -s'Bwl Frog Talk Susie l..
LynAa., diaIogaa 10 verse-"Red Riding
Hood = Red Rldiag Hood. Marion
Lloyd; fairy. Katie p. Rice; woodmsn,
Alexander A. Capeils, Jr.; wolf, Alexis 8.
Connel; mueic-"F Friendship Polka" Eliza.
beth Q, Churchman and Thamas s. Bsliah,
Jr.; essay. "The Shakespeare Bacon Contro-
versy, Nellie w. Lloyd; recitation, "Mrs.
Rabbits School," Bessie f. Rice; rscita-
tion, "When the Cows Come Home" Mabel
Capelle. recitation. "Tom,n Anna B.
Churchmsns "School News for the Year.
+ s. Bellah, Jr. TIE judges Of tue De
bate, Daniel W. Taylor. Thomas s. Bellah
nnd Dr. H. r. Wilson decided in favor Of
the negatives Dr. Wilson made specia
mention Of Miss Bessie Churchman'a UTgu
ments, which practically won the debate.
Music wac furnished by Elizabeth @
Churchnan and Thomas s. Bellah, Jr.
two Of the pupils. All the parts taken wer,
well rendered, but "rhe Legend o
Bregenzn by Caddie n. Hamilton an
"The New Church Organ by Beulah s
Lloyd. two rscItations, brought forth th
most applause probably. "Red Ridin
Hood" was rharmingiy presented, and th
debate on the protective tariff created un
bounded interest among the younqster.
many Of whom thought and said that th
jadges, DR.. Henry r. Wilson, Thoma
Bellah and Daniel W. Taylor
decided on ths wrong side whe
they gave the negative the palm The e.
erclses closed with the hymn. "God be wit
You Till We Meet Again. in whiC
Samuel Rogers led.
The church was beautifully decorate
with flowers, ferns and evergreen in hon'
OF thd occasion. In front of the pulp
was a massive bank Of roses ia the form
q horseshoe.
It was noticeable that the tinia6t vol
could be distanfly understood 10 every pa
OF the auditory, fact that spoke volum
for Hiss Harlow's alocutionary tralnin
Miss Harlow In her introductory rema
paid warm tribute 90 her assista
teacher, Miss Nellie Heston. Miss Harlow
school Niil reopen on September II.