The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-27
GOODBT TO SCHOOL.
Pupils of Public and PR
vate Institutions Make
Merry.

0tDHIILuGAU ia NV
School took place in the College Hall at
three o'clock yesterday afternoon. Inc
hall was thronged with the friends OF the
school who were delightfully."- enter
tained.-
Chorus. save Maria. Vocal class
Recitation, "The Convict, -..-...Ceciii NeaTy
Chorus, 20, Birdie Stay, '.........-..Littl girls
Dialogue, Military Discipline, Little boys
Concert recitation, Barbara Fritchie.' ,..
Chorus. THE Fisherman. ...........-Voc class
During the exercises IN allegory,,
entitled Little Tip-toe" was presented
by the following cast
Dame Marguerite Ceclla aeaey
Little Tip-toe.........-.-...Nellie fltzpatrics
The Prevot Josie Mchenna
A Ass;Iasl Servants. =. Mslsas n humility
Medals were then awarded as follows.
Gold medal to Besey Smith, silver medal
to Mamie Norton and silver medal 70
James Mannion. The two first received
other prizes. Other winners Of pTlzss
were Katie Norton, Thomas Kelly, Marx
Sullivan. Edward Salmon, Annie Fallon,
Mamie Dugan, Maggie Sheridan, Tessle
Barry, Cecilia Neary, Thomas Bennett
Edward Rooney, Joseph Ryan. Essle
Burgess, Nellie Walsh, JuliaIynch, Mel
lie Fitzpatrick, Anna Griffin, Annie Nc
Lean, Nellie Martin. While Neegan,
O'Keefe, Martha O'Brien, John
smith, John Seward, Thomas Grit
fin, Joe Fitzpatrick, Joseph Dugan,
Matthew Moffitt. Mary Nevin, Nellie
Smith, Julia Morgan, Katie Herman,
Lizzie McCahill, Mary Crosswell, Nellie
Anderson. Susie Neary, Annie Mcdonald,
Annie Marion, Harry Wilson, Thomas
Pagan, Joseph Gordan, Nellie Sheehan,
Richard Pratt, James Nugent, Eddie
McKenna, Hattie Kelly, Ellen Con
LUCY Iucy 0A cullen. Maggie Daley,
Maggie Tumulty, Leo Sullivan,
James Kelly, John Meskill, Mary Shea,
Annie Cumiskey, jeremiah Curtis. Willie
Floyd, Maggie C~orrigan. Eddie Collins,
Thomas Walsh, John Brady, Willie Dillon,
Bennell, Lizzie Cooney, Thomas Hanlon,
Henry Gepp, Florence Seely, Minnie
Shsehan. Jessie Tumulty, John Rabin-
ski, Maggie Gavin, Joseph White,
Walter Ryan, Lizzie Nelson,
Benpell, Annie Kittrick, Ella Barry, An
brennan, Maggie Harvey, Emma kilEoy,
Lucy Connolly, Johu Doris and Joseph
DoWd.
ART AT ST. ALOYSIUS.
The art exhibition of the pupils OF st.
Aloysius' Academy is attracting throngs
academy are devoted to this purpose.
Scores of well executed pictures in oil
and water colors, pasteis. drawings and
crayons are Handsomely framed and
mounted. Nearly every one OF them IS q
work OF merit, n Inc sisters e1nipit
Miss Anastasia Casey has several large
paintings, notably "Cinderella," 40x52
inches; sSpring'' and Meditation, y the
last named, perhaps, the best executed.
Miss Lucy Fox, a New Brunswick pupil,
has a night scene of lake and mountains
fho% ateraatc rlI1ah affQntiNn Miss Mar
garet Birmingham's "Immaculate Con-
ception', is but one of several pieces Of
merit she has on exhibition, and Miss
Anna Irving's Soldiers Dream of Home"
and other exhibits show the traits OF a
true artist. Miss Sara Kinkead's crayon,
Dogs Eead,'' is a fine piece of work, as
is also Miss Mary Governs land
scape in oil. Miss Frances Parks
work ranks among the best on
exhibition. James Kelly's Scotch coast
scene is another piece that attracts con-
siderable attention. Other exhibitors
are Mary Mccoy, Maggie Harmon, Mary
Herman, Selma Lauterbach, Agnes Mar
tin, Mary Callahan, Mary Lenahan, Nell
lie Woods, Elite Groggin, Julia Reardon,
Anna HetheringtcD, Katie Reardon,
Mary Fee and Grace Fee.
The exhibition will remain open till
Saturday evening.
THE FREE REFORMED SUNDAY SCHOOL.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
held last evening for the benefit of the
Sunday school OF the Free Reformed
Church on Grand street. The programme
included q piano duette by Miss Gertie
Ward and Miss Sadie MESQUITE, a recita-
ton by Mr.. Willard Decker,
solo by Mr.. William Machin, chorus
Come Buy a Broom" by twelve little
girls; Rotations by Miss lJessie Thomp-
SON.; soprano solo, "The Broken Pitcher"
by Miss Belle N. johnson; violin solo by
Misc X Qrn yVQlIs IN uQipQl d1Qc0qatOp hWatlI
have to Mortgage the Fam, " by William
nj. Snick and Miss Sadie Meschutt as
s~oloists, and chorus by Miss Grace Bonn
ker, Miss Jennie Palmer, Mrs. Bennett,
Miss Mamie Anderson, Messrs. w. Fran
els, j. Lindsay, w. Sterling, and S. Swith;
a soprano solo by Mr.. Howard Long, duet
by Miss Johnson and Mr.. Thompson. Mr..
Willard Decker concluded the entertain
ment by skilful feats of legerdemain.
SCHOOL NO. /.
The closing exercises of the primary de-
partment of No. ! School We're held at
teh O'Clock this morning. The proceed
ings were of g most interesting character,
and the effect materially frightened by
The rendition of a patriotic cantata en-
titled "Strange Visitors; or, Meeting Of
Different Nations The cast was as fol-
lows
American entertainers, Bertha Luhr-
man, Annie Krohn, Blanche Strant,
owen McWilliams, Joe O'Connor and
Maynard Wyatt.
England, Susie Tucker, Willie Kaiser;
Scotland, Katie Gross, Harry Taylor; Ire
land, Mamie Dillon, Frank Ryan; France,
Lille Fellner, Myron Ernst; Germany,
Annie Denecke, Louis Niebank: Hol-
land, Martha Schomberg, Joe Nelson;
Switzerland, Lottie Toppin, Fred Clausen;
Spain, Bessie De Cline, Charles Hughes;
Norway, Jennie Brown, John Nilsen,
Sweden, Mamie Smith, Henry Trensch;
Russia, Mabel Teddy, Harry Urquhart;
Japan, Jessie Thompson; China, Charles
Blair.
The song Of welcome was sung by
Florence Soden. what Will You Take
for Me. Papa?" was sung by Zita Nc
Laughhn, Mary Urquhart, Hattie Egbert
and q chorus of nine little girls. 1.-THE
Old Clock on the WALTZ was sung by six
boys and girls; "Red, White and Bluen
by the school, with a flag drill by thir-
teen little girls, under command of Cap
tain Gertie Furch. The sStar Spangled
Banner was also sung by the school.
The decorations Of the class rooms were
Of national colors and very pleasing in
effect.
This afternoon the grammar depart
ment holds its closing exercises. The
programme included the singing of ma
ion airs by the school; recitations,
by Reda Marks. Mamie Acheson, Minnie
Kornstedt, George Reuther, Mamie
Whelan, Florrie Culby, Grace
Davidson. Dora Waterman. Maggie