The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-28
ST. PETERS SCHOOL.
First Annual Exhibition Given
by the Students.
Testimonials Awarded to Deserving Pupils.
The Grade Of the School TO Be Raised
During the Year.

ST. Peters Hall on Alabama street between
Twepty-third and Twenty fourth. was hardly
large enough to aceomodaIe tle large audiencs
which gathered last evening at the first animal
entertainment given by The students OF ST
Peter's School The relatives or me nuntIs and
friends and patrons of me tnstitnrfon turned out
I'm full force TO wftness me nrorrsss made Inv tbe
vounr students duripr, tho vasr
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o. refer ochool was opened -FOUR years ago
alter the completion OF 81. Peters Church, the
object being to give the advantages of secular
and religious education tn the children Ia the
nev, n,rixh A. 6r.t ,bA o.,,1ia,,a,,, - Ill
- p ~ HhN vi pups
was small, but under the management OF the
Christian Brothers the Institution rapidly III
creased in point of numbers. During the past
wear there have heen OH bovs in rapniar attend
auce
Rrotber Fnpbrasfnq WIN par ror,uerIv con
necred win SsereJ Hsart f,llona hos ,i, ,orTo
~ 49, I'Ss liiu oIla' 70
o. tne senool iof le Iast lei m, ana MS energetic
been productive OF such educational fTuitage that
an enlargement Of The school is contemplated
,iI NJ .ne coming sea' 'he sI@ue Vi Ii,e scnool
WI. DC lalseu 50 Lhat pup'is obtaining diplomas
viii be entitled to admission to the freshmen's
class of ST. Mary's College in Oakland and Sa-
cred Heart College in this CITY.
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FINE DECORATIONS
lie exhibition given by The pupiIs Resides the
iarUe nnmhar 81 fris,ds -, he nhco, tno
among tne auuience many priests ana members
OF the Christian Brotherhood. The large hall
adjoining the school was tastefully decorated for
the occasion. The ceiling was concealed by a
oross -, rad 80 - va. 80, =!
cio TIs vi Ieu anu "nite STEAMERS "hlle the
walls were embellished with VarEcolored ban
uers. The stage presented fius appearance.
adorned with flowers and eyergreeps. IL had AZ
a background a representation of the flag OF
The exercises consisted OF recltatjons and yo.
cal aud instrumental selections, the music being
under the direction of Professors r. and j. ii.
nan da me pupils participating IN the exhibition
Iehect great credit Oh Their teachers some OF
the numbers were unusually excellent, the audi
e enc demanding ene3Tes Among the selections
peeiaily applauded- The following was the pro-
sranlhe Iehueteu'
THE PROGRAMME PRESENTED.
Music, FESTIVAL Overture" orchestra; open
ing address, Thomas D. Maher; chorus. ''Vaca-
tion Song" choir; recitation, BOYS rights"
Philip Mccall; song, "Your Pocket-6ook Is Your
Midnight Mass" Frank j. Sullivan; piano solo,
"Une PelIle Fleur," Frank j. Reynolds; tecita,
vocal solo, The Embiems OF Ireland William
H. Mccarthy; recitation. "Dlnes and Doilarso
light" P o. Whitney, W. H. MCCARTHY, j. A.
Kendrck aud l.. C. Gull; recitation. "Tbe irish
Philosopher" T. A Ashe; vocal solo "Danny
Takes After His Father" A. f. Curtis; dlalogue'
The Rival Orators" j. Burns W. Hughes;
music, Fiddler OF Van West" orchestra; reel
tatlon, Monk Felix" james j. Gifether;
chorus, THE Minstrel Boy" choir; concert
recitation, "Fonlenoy," pupils Of the first class;
naus must, oeiect0ns, pupliS OF 81 feters ScnooI;
ISetatlon, a Issi0n III luiidiHoie,n GuSSle l.
tyheei vocal duet' Evening Song l. A Ashe.
a. r.. Cuttis, L. ": Whtney' Is. L. crawford;
recitation "Curfew Bell" Joseph A. Ken
dI bem, vocal SOLO The Hat Ny Fahs Wore"
e. hoiNas a. Asie RECITATION, no" DE saved
o. m, M E,s w. ID; McCaithy; vocal solo.
me LUCK Opoh the wall BenJann /. Craw-
toIdi agciamalloD, speech oil Spattacus,"
Heoige j, oieary; choIus, = Columbia choir
music, " DanuOe waves" orchestra