New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
LEAVING GRAMMAR SCHOOLO'
YOUNG PEOPLES COMMENCEMENT En-
ERCISES.
PRIZES AND MEDALS FOR PROFICIENT PUPILS
SOME OF THE GRADUATES.


Graduating exercises of several grammar schools
took Mace Yesterday Those Of tine female department.
of Grammar school no. 40, in West Twenty fourth ST.
were held I'm the morning. The young graduates a'o
Katharine VI. Adams, Adellne g. Allen, Emily b'"uo"
Netie Bernhard, Netue VI. Black Alice K. breeVorV
Mabel L. Clarke, Ida L. Comyns, Mamie Eul'n DaN'
Mabel Elliot. Anna NJ Ellwood, Florence Faulkner
Nan T. Gardner, Mary j. Cav, Agnes f. GneVc' Dol@
Edith Griiftls. Clara III. Hammond Martha H. HahuS'
Henrietta Hoburgh Lutte Humbert, Florence L. Jeroio
man Jessie l. judd Daisy Kelly Agnes law "ertruuo
Itndcman Alice c. Losee, Maud \. Love- jennie DC v
Morehoad Minnie Ottcn Maude NJ. PlXIey' CARA ho'on
baum Marie Rosenberg, Grace B. Singleton, Mamie H.
smith, Emma q. StTble Grace EthcNh IhoI',, 49, -,
Towncr. Miriam We'll, Katharine WHITE Il. EN"I'0H
Williams Lon Willis and Katharine Wlnterbuin'
Miss Rrcvoort Miss smith, and Miss Toner recei'ed
special prizes - No Al
creon v-ich.ave held a reception in the morning Inc
graduates are : Lille Bailey, Nelne CareS' DoO''0
Coffin Adele Crawford, Annie Crawford Lhlle OTd"
ford Gertrude Grouse Marion Duncan Lizzie fdS"l'
Fannie Faulkner Amelia Frank, Annie GoldinS NADER
Harry Rena Herrick sarah Hart. Grace Heron E'tHe
Kelsey. May Lyon Ada Mabie, /. Macfarlane' kachei
uoklcr Estcllc Morrison, Lulu Parker, Daisy fhhIr'
Maggie Preston, Blanche Putnam cara he'o"e'''
Katie stevenson Eliza sutherland, Celia lhorlah anu
Isolcan Tucker.
Grammar school No. 81, at Thirdave and One
hundred ana -ScNcnIictH-st' HcIn iI'NiO'''-e
erciscs In the morning
Grammar school No. &C. Abany-ave., Kingsbridge'
had an Interesting programme Of music and rectatlch'
in the morning. The graduates are Elzabc'h "lOo9'
Mary F. CASTOR, Matilda If. Kirby, Mary Naeulro'
Jnla Poisensd, Martha Weber A EsSelmont Nlina'"
p Ferris Robert IL. sage, George b. stanton anu 'ul
p. smith, .
The sixteenth commencement Of the female depart
ment Of Grammar School No. 90 was held at the
.chool M 116 West One-hundrcd- and twentyeiGhIh-
81 in the morning. The vacdictory address wa"
GIVEN By E>tellc Bleythrg. The graduates are bele
Adler. Laura Allison. Maude Barrett Jennie BaHeN'
Fstee Beythng. Gusse Boedecker, Lillian bro"hc'
Alicia Bulcroft. Cornela Burnham. Jennie r. bareV'
Bertha f. Chaffee Marion L. Clark, Mamie r. 'iarhe'
Emily C.. Coady Alice Cooke. Carrie Coyer. Florence
NJ. Cryan, Frances ;. Cumming Josie Davidson Helen
" Dodd Jessie NJ Dow Amanda De GRAFT Anna
VI Earl Elise Feurng, Madeline W. Fox, May "ar-
rlr1,es Carrie r. Gale Grace E. Green, Eva W. "reS'
Iibbe H. Gedney, Lucy f. Gilbert llatle H. Ha"soi'
Florence Henry Anna hi Ilunsdon, Gertrude L. ny
nard Emma Kelar, Clara Kennedy Elizabeth h e'-
yon Isabel C. Hopper, Ella W. Knowles Jed''"eVlo
Ievenson Charlie Lesser. Belle Lndner Myra w.
Loucheim. Lille Maccabc. Gertrude Magonige' Emmy
Nabr Iaura Masemann, Ethel g. Mayer, Marion b.
Navhcw f. Edna McCain, Gertrude Mela. Anne
Millilen, Lulu Milford, Ella Il. Nicholson. eczema
Obmc,s Madge OMEN, Edna II. Patton, Grace D.
Patton Anna b. Peck, Jeanette Pierce Edha n
pbllIps Grace Pollock, Renata Kenny, Susie VI I"'N-
we'll EsteIle Romano, Lulu Roeser, Hulda SaH
Louise Schweglcr. Josie x. Schcrmerhorn' Helrieu"
schroeder sadie Schrenkn. Christine snow. Evelyn =
Solomon Grace NJ Stone Rosetta stone Jennie L.
suttie Carrie g. Thompson, Marion VI. Tully, Edna
Van de Carr f. May Nanderboget Eva d. van eychle
Ida Walli Jeanette Wise and Rebecca +. hounKer'
The fifth commencement Of the Boys Department.
Of Grammar school No. AZ, ut Sevcntleti-s ana fSt
ave- was held in the morning. James f. Tracy H"'o
Nnl
dcfor,on The simmons, the Hornthal ana te
rr,ncipars medals were awarded to Emanuel VI.
Kaiser Frank Nejedlv and Frank Schccik respectively
The history and composition prizes were won by simeon
Canter and Joseph 5. Muroney respectively. inc EN-
acutve Ability medal awarded 10 Charles Lager
wall Mr. Kaiser offered silver watch ana chal
TO the boy who should have the best standing III
| arithmetic next year.
The exercises of Grammar school No. II, No 3l4
West seventecnth-st were held at 80 a. N. The
,aledictory was delivered by Philip Murphy. John
J. Burke received the first prize for scholarship ana
dcporiment, his standing in both being 100.
The exercises OF the class Of '01 of Grammar School
40 o. at Third ave. and Onehundred and lfty eighth
st. we're held I'm the morning The valedlctorldu was
J. Frees. joseph j. Peters. Edward W. Wood, Amelia
! C. Schlling and May Woolley. 90 . ,.o,a
| The exercise, OF Grammar school NO -; at lnWood,
were held in the afernoo4' MI G g,'0T Be Maurice
Louise NJ. lelknap MaTgaret H. McInerS' Do n''' ~
An Interesting feature in connection with me gIau
otlng exercises Of Grammar school No. So at O'CLOCK
thS afternoon will be the presentation oil nag Dy Wy
Horace p. Clnhn Post OF the Grand Army Oh t"e
NO Tbe male department Of Grammar school No 50
hold It's commencement at Hammerstelns opera iousg
in the evening John Whalen chairman OF the Board
Of Trustees for the Twelfth Ward presided i, TGS
sautatory address was delivered by Emile ,Milnh anl
Scherr and the valedctory address by Edgar NaGhe1
/ helm. h. A. Rowland the principal of the school ad-
dressed the graduates and presented the diplomas
Tie graduates were 142 in number