Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04
SCHOOL PATRIOTISM.
Exercises in Several Public Schools {
the City Yesterday.


Exercises in Several Public Schools of
the City Yesterday.
Several OF the public schools yesterday
had exercises of a patriotic character, in
keeping with the spirit of the hour.
The following programme was rendered
by the pupils at the Fourth and Q-street
school: Song, by the school; prologue,
Mamie Dolan; 1.-THE Little Patriot
Lana Biewener; song, Columbia" school,
THE Contrast, or Peace and War" Daisy
kayanaugh; The American Flag" Oscar
Will; song, Marching Through Georgia."
Willie Ramsay, Edith Lynn and Gertie
Wiseman; Fourth of July Grafton, John
Farnsworth; Gettysburg" Lizzie Farrell;
song, Gertie Wiseman; Grandfather,
Dear" Maud Beaten; America" Marshall
Neves; recitation, Sam Russell; song,
"Life's Story" Miss Phillips class; recita-
ton, Fritz Biewener; song, Dan Sullivan;
recitation, Oracle Ross; dialogue, Ethel
Tilton, Laura Hubert, Maud Russell, Eva
Klein; song, Maggie Norton; Columbia"
Agnes Norton; The Patriots Elysium,"
Francis Kreuzberger; song, Edith Lynn;
Fourth OF July" Frank Farnsworth; reci-
tation, Jessie Gibson; United States Ma
America" school.
At the Capital Grammar School there
were songs by the school and Rickie Bauer,
Clara Wentworth, and addresses by Super
intendent Beard and Directors Todd and
SHELTON. The following programme was
carried out: grandfather Watts Fourth of
July" Aida White; defamation, "Tbe
Constitution" Charles George; dialogue,
"1776 1885," Gertrude Berg, Carrie Breu-
ner; defamation. The American Eagle"
Howard Marsh; piano solo, patriotic airs,
medley, Sadie Breen; The Fourth of
July Grafton" Willie Peterson: song and
drill, Yankee Doodle sixteen boys; re-
citation, The Legend of Bregenz," Emily
FIR edrich; dialogue, "Columbia's Daugh-
ters," including vocal solos, chorus and
Rotations; characters Columbia, Ida
Herndon; Mars, Eustace Wheeler Nep-
tune, Ed Cox Massachusetts, Lavinia
Knight; Virginia, Lorena Fisher New
York, Daisy Burke; New Hampshire,
Esther Nathan; Delaware, Maud Guthrie !:
Connecticut, Minnie Meyers; New JERSEY,
Dottie Smith; North Carolina, Clara Falk-
enstein; South Carolina, Lulu Henwood :;
Georgia, Fannie Pulvermacher; Pennsyl-
vania, Celia Goddard Mary land, Eva Dor
land; Rhode Island, Virdie Washburn :;
Mother Colony, Francis Miller; Flag
Bearer, Louisa Hebron. Committee
Emma Holzinger, Annie Ross, Nettie
Markley; Minnehaha, Eva Gunter AS a
part Of the exercises committee of schel-
ars consisting of Masters Masliu, Phillips
and Needham made the following report
To the Citizens lrhO presented as lCih our flag
WHEREAS: The Capital Grammar School has
been presented with beautiful American flag
| The pupils of said school, in order to show due
apprs ciation OF The generous spirit and patriotic
no nod -
present them with so appropriate gift do ten
der their heartfelt thanks. An American flag
| is worthy flag to accept and receive because it
| is ever reminder of what integrity, delermina-
| ton and frmnesS can do.
At the Tenth and Q street school songs
were rendered by the school, special by the
filth and sixth grades seventh grade bows,
| Emma Hentze, the eighth grades, and by
Mamie Keeting and Daisy Delano and
Adele Henley. The following programme
! was carried out: Calisthenics, fifth grade;
recitation, THE Soldiers Funeral" Geo.
King; recitation, My Kite Frank Rhodes;
recitation, Somebody's Mother" Ethel
| Latson; recitation, He Never Told Lie, -
| Robbie Asher; recitation, The Sleepy Lit
tie School, Blanche Van Huson; concert
| recitation, fifth grade; recitation, Alice, "
frankie Rhodes; recitation, My Country
Mamie Trowbridge; recitation, Piano Mu-
sIc, hoSd Levy sung, our DaDy, JunluS
Harris; recitation, Baby Has Gone to
School, Eleanor Harris recitation,
Spring" Muriel Katzenstein; recitation,
''Be True" Pearl Labhardt; song, Scotch
Dance" Edith Renwick
At the Sixteenth and n street school the
school sang several patriotic and other
songs, and these numbers of a programme
were given: Recitation, Lost in the City
Streets" a. Mott; recitation. Little Pussy
Claudio Conrad; recitation, when I'm 6
Woman" May Dittman; song, eighth grade
reading, "Sketch of the Life of George
Washington" Percy Mccoy; The Ameri
can Flag Pauline johnson; The Little
Brook" Eunice Shepherd; boys Wanted. ,
Howard Kerby; reading, The Bluebird'
Song" Blossom Wilsey; recitation, Pm
Going to be a Lady" NJ. Monaghan; recita
ton, "Grandpa's Bow" Lille Butler; reel
taiion, Two Little Squirrels" MAY Bird