The record-union., 1891-07-30
Those of the High School to Be at the
Metropolitan Theater Tonight
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fourth grades of the Sacramento Gram
mar School, Miss Mary J. Watson,
Principal, were held yesterday, and were
enjoyed by large attendance of parents
and friends of the pupils. They were as
follows:
Hughes and Miss Brown, teachers. Song
by the class, "Welcome to Morning.;
recitation, "a Greater" May Green;
vocal solo, ''Scanlan's Swing Song" Eva
Dennison; recitation, GA Modest Wit"
Annie Lee; song by the class, "Inde
pendence Day.; recitation, Bernardo
Del Carpio," Flora Smith; song by the
class, Banner of the Sea-; recitation,
''Nora's Errand," Lizzie Sachs; song by
the class, Mount Vernon Bells"
Fourth Grades, Misses Emma Klein
sorge, Jennie Shook, Addie L. Hughes,
Opha Butler and Lizzie G. O'Brien,
teachers-Welcome. chorus; defamation,
Agnes Greenwood: my Curious Dream,''
Jennie Birdsall; 1.-The Banner of the
Sea-" chorus; Oration, "Our Banner"
Edgar Stack; declamations, Mabel Carl
michael and Mamie Wahlander; vocal
selection, six pupils Of Miss Hughes
class; ride of Jennie Mcneil" Susie
Walters; independence Day." chorus;
defamation, Lulu Wassaman and Bessie
Rudolph; vocal solo, Daisy Lockart; dia-
logue, Emma Meiss and Winnie Wise;
declamations, Lulu Wassaman and j.
Watkins; defamation, Guilty or Not
Guilty" Alice Keller; dialogue, Bessie
Rudolph, Laura Storror, Carrie BOhmen;
Lille Clegg; defamation, Eva Kilgore,
1.-The New Year." chorus.
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES.
At o'clock this morning the gradual
ing exercises of the first grade pupils will
be held at the Sacramento Grammar
School, when the following interesting
programme will be rendered:
Prayer, Rev. c. Il. Beechgood; song,
American Hymn" graduating class;
composition, "Our Work" Elizabeth j.
Bacchi; piano duet, "Ugo di Parigi,'
Anna G. Heisen and Angie Brace; decia-
nation, Der Deutscher's Maxim John
Chimes" Abbie Fountain, Lottie +.
Jones, Eta B. Waterman. Eva l..
Brown, Lulu NJ. Chambers, Gertie V.
Arnold. Josephine Franks, Roberta J.
Montgomery, Rachel c. Chapel, Lille
NJ. Swanwell, Sophie G. Litzberg,
Amanda x. Heusch; defamation, 1.-The
Meaning Of Our Flag" Clarence Il. Nor
ton; song, "Tinker's Song" George Z.
Treichler, Ralph B. Dorsey, Herman W.
Grau, Frank f. Scott, Jerome G. Carroll,
John j. Bauer; original poem, ''Still
Completion Seems Affair."" L. Gertrude
Waterhouse; defamation, "Who Are the
Laboring Men?" Arthur c. Coppin,
Lionel Mooser, Frank f. Scott, Jerome
Q. Carroll; musical dialogue, 1.-The Pro-
fessor at Home, The Professor, Thomas
q. Springer; the Assessor, Jerome c.
Carroll; the Prima Donna, Gussie +.
norman. Recitation, The Whistling
Regiment" Hattie Noteworthy; dia-
logue, "Columbia's Invitation to the
Worlds Fair introducing 1.-The Invita-
ton" The Marseillaise,' God Save the
Queen" "Mexican National HYMN"
Song,' Austrian National Hymn
"The Watch on the Rhine" and Hail
Columbia, ,''-Columbia. Grace Z. Pitt
man; Color Bearer, Harry II. Julian;
Army, Arthur E. Coppin; Navy, Lionel
Mooser; France, Daisy /. Ennis: Great
Britain; Hattie Brown; Ireland, Thomas
q. Springer; Mexico, Abbie Fountain;
Russia, Lille NJ. Hatch; China, Frank
F. Scott; Austria, Olga Iring; Germany,
Lora Turner. Address to graduates; pre-
sentation of diplomas; graduates parting
song.
The graduates are: Gertrude V. Ar
mold, May L. Bedee, Lizzie Burns, f.
Angie Brace, Hattie Brown. Eva J..
Brown, Laura c. Burress, Mamie Clark,
Ralph B. Dorsey, Bruce l.. Dray, Daisy 1.
Ennis, Josephine Franks, Abbie Fount-
ain, Herman w. Grau, Harry H. Julian,
Lottie j.. Jones, Sophie g. Litzberg,
Lewis B. Littlefeld, Edward A. May,
Clarence u. Morten, Lionel Mooser, Clara
q. Robinson, Frank f. Scott, Lille NJ.
;Swanwell, Gussie Z. Stevenson, Thomas
C. Springer, Fred. Schultz, Lora Turner,
John j. Bauer, Elizabeth j. Bacchi,
Jerome c. Carroll, Thomas II. Cook,
Arthur +. Coppin, Amanda X Heusch,
Lille NJ. Hatch, Annie c. Heisen, Eva r.
Hall, Cora b. Hamer, Fred. L. Ham
mond, Olga Iring, Ida A. McMullen,
Roberta j. Montgomery, Gertrude S.
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Nourse, Grace +. Pittman, Edwin a.
Pearson, George T.. Treichler Laura NJ.
Wahl, Alice b. Willis, L. Gertrude
Waterhouse, Eta B. Waterman, Georgia
A. Zimmerman
MISS MU8IFoRD's SCHOOL.
The closing exercises of the Twenty
fourth and \ street School took place
yesterday, when the following exercises
were rendered.:
Invocation Rev. A. T. Needham; song,
''Our Greeting" school; recitation, 1.-The
Last Day." Kitty Bartels; recitation.
The Child and the Book,'' Mamie
Rainey; recitation, "a Long Journey -
George Howson recitation, Nobody
Knows But Mother" Grace Parker; mo-
ton song. Little Walters, - Zoa Leavitt,
Lille Bagnell, Eva Woodman and May
Duncan; recitation, ''Smack in School, -
Bessie Miller: recitation, "a Good Ex-
ample" Cecilia Van Zee: song, Chants
L
Kinds of Fun,'' Thomas Burnside and
Lazarus Bloomberg, recitation, RE
member the Poor" Mary Hesser; song,
"On the Lake We Float a selected class;
dialogue, "Grown Up Land" John Bar
tells, Hazel Barrett and Zena Brand; cal
lsthenics by a selected class; recitation.
knowledge the Key TO Success" Walter
Allen; dialogue, Boys Rights" John
fitzgerald, Philip Brand, Harry Holland
ana James Calvert; recitation, 'Old
FRIENDS Are Best" Cecilia Hook; recita-
ton, The Hero" Cora White; dialogue,
Fashionable Follies,n Gertie Matthias
and Llsetta Bechtold: defamation, 'Our
rag, William Woodman; song, Guard
the flag,' school; recitation, washing
tons Tomb" Emma Paston; motion
song, 1he Leaves" high eighth grade;
dialogue, Aunt Kittys Shopping" Car
rie Joes, Pauline Darlington, Lizzie Osch-
ner and Lena l.aberer; motion song,
HAPPY Children;p girls from seventh
grade; recitation, "Enrobing of Liberty -
Carrie Jones; recitation. HGood- By"
Charles Bagneli; awarding diplomas by
superintendent Hart; parting song, fifth
grade; awarding certificates by teachers
of the different grades; song, "fFhese Are
Friends We Never Forget" school.
UNGRADED NO. ..
The closing exercises of Uncraded
School No. 2, Miss Sarah NJ. Jones
teacher, were held yesterday in the
school building, on o street, between
Ninth and Tenth. There was large at
tendance of those interested In educa-
fional progress, and the audience crit
;coIly examined the excellent work o.
SURROUNDING the room. The walls were
tastefully hung with flags and bunting
The following programme was splendidly
rendered under Miss Jones able direc.