New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

THE PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH HIS WELCOME
President Harrison followed the speaker with
apparent interest. noddrg his head with approval
several times, smiling pleasantly once or twice.
At the close the address, engrossed on parchment,
was handed TO him in an album by Miss Fannie r.
Cole, another Of the Normal College girls, together
with Handsome bouquet. The President did not
make any reply but bowed to the young ladies
his appreciation of their words. As the party
moved OIL upstairs the girls followed them, and
were introduced TO the President. The tlowFrs
strrwn along the pavement did not remain there
long The Grand Army veterans ana the ponce
men rathercd az some Of them ms souvenirs. Eve1
inspector Steers received cluster. Nhile the
police were thus engaged, the crowd seized The
opportunity to rush IN for the rest OF the flowers
Among the school officials present were Presi-
dent i Edward Simmons OF the Board OF Educa-
ton: Commissioners Holt and Selgman; PreSl-
dent Hunter, of the Normal College,, City Super
ntcndcnt Jasper; As'Stan. Superintendehls God
win, Planning and Davis; Auditor Baich Captain
Mosbcr, Professor Gillette and the following
members Of the ladies' committee: Miss Saiome
Purroy, Miss Mary f. Tate, Miss Kate Broderlck,
Miss NJ Louise Clawson, Mrs. Frances A. Pond.
Mrs Sarah r. Cowles Mrs. Lizzie II. Walker. Mrs.
Mary j. Conklin, Miss Matilda Mosher, Miss Carrie
5. Montfort, Miss Mary McClay, Miss Amelia. Miss
Frances |. Murray, Miss Annie L. Whyte, and Miss
Lettia Matthews.
After the introduction the girls assembled i'll
the Aldcrmanic Chamber, where they sang " Hail
Columbia" which to have been sung as the
President walked past them If the band had not
been playing.
The names Of the girls are follows:
From the Normal CoIlegs-Mary Higgins Edith z.
COhyer. Annie Aida Aprahs.ns, Gertrude " brewster
Mary Hotmer, Augusta Mott. Pauline NJ. Westott
Fannie b. cole. Mildred Gilmore smith. Anna Berry
Martha h. llIhtel Anna f. St"ieer and Mabel Isylor'
From the Public SchoolS-No; l. Vanlew sier- ST.:
Minnie Lubbin Lucy kavannah No. ,, Henry ST ida
L. Jackson Grac, C. IIurrell 80 B. liudsea.S Hor-
tense Blake Carrie Seaman; No 4. Ri'ing,on 81 Is
ieIln Nalnnry Mary MrCue; No. :. Chrystl"st Scuna
Israel arre Uhl No. o, West Erdave.. Ella McDon-
ald Lille Crabtree; No 10, Woosterst.. Ida Midi
Lizzie Hclmsteter; No 10. IouSton.>'. Maud raiter.
son. Geneva IIippenmcycr: No. 20 Chrys'lc-'t M0iio
Mnuer Dora t.rosner No 81, Marion 81, Ida stephen
son Joscphe Gale; No. Do Stanion-st JeannrttS .
MAY. Ec,,c h. Heller 40 -. Elm St. NAY sirrnger'
Esther Isaac No. %. Fith.st Edith kcIby Ida Can
zrnmnlIer; 40. -, West For elh-sL. AgnsI !amss'
LIZZIE Lennon; No: % Gis-nwleh.st LILY ~ Me.He'
MARY DALEY: No b, East Eighty seventh 81 athr@'
Inc H. Mahoney Nclie :. Donohuc; No ~ tarH' g.
Mamie Wcllcnhaupt Lizzie Richardson 90 - alon
wch-aye Ella Burns. Kate Courtney no ". Ah'n'
y, Ilnra Rublnstcn, Emma Einaldo; No ~. ientl-
ave- Mar Foxton. Annie Mitchell; No a. North
Mo Moor f'mrpb.t Mabel Mohead Ietlc can
w AZ 81 Nicholas ave. Emma VI. Ramsay Isabel
r Keerrcy: No Il, East T~ eiiths. i.e-sie Donald
13 Water sophie X. wilkins No 40 East Thirty
Scventhst Lillian A. LAWS aG' er w. a irJ ,orle o
ya ;. Inwooi.ave.. Flizshcth \ toncy. RoSc i.
Marion No. %. Eat seventy -n3th st. MARY DIV
tddIc J. Whteski" Louise II Burns: VI. ~ West
tF,gh,eenth st. Jennie NJ. DEW. Bessie II. Williams
Nn ~ Eas. on. hun! r~land httrenthst Emily Wal.
,cr Rnss leonard No 50. East FIFTY srvenh-st. Ella
hanson Estee Rinado No. 80 college ave, Augusta
We:man Mary Tg Kline N 3o1wcrtS "' Bee Mac 9
No 90. East Onchundrcn ani ATTY cighth-s' Grace
Idd'e eS A"sv'iS Ess VI Watkins Katherine
Rroas No. "a Webstorave: Julia Woofal tn; No. 80,
Iocustave Iilzi, Map, No. GO. Albany ave Ella
H. Tlerney: No. o.. West e,hundied.and. twenty.