Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-17
Gertie Howard Lula Jones. Mabel Kraft. Lot

Gertie Howard, Lula Jones, Mabel Kraft, Lot
tie Perkins. Mabel Powell Ada Putnam, Blanche
Whsle. Emma Zuchsnitt. Johnnie Frye.
In grade sixth. taught by Miss G. q. Brewer.
the scholars present were: Mary Branson, Marie
Phenninger, Bertha Bruce, Minnie Haas Ethel
Ley, Ethel Roland, Mary Mclean. Lizzie Wal
son, Jennie Simpson, Bruce Allen, Ben Bean,
Waldo Bryan, James Crawford, Albert Tew
Henry Linger. Charles Linger, August STREET.
berger, Clifford smith, Joseph King. Alfred
Geist. Henry Haas. John Madigan. Alice Berry,
Rachel Fischer. Fannie Randall. Margaret
skinner, Ida Goodwillig, Eva Brauman.
Miss Florence Laytons fifth grade room was
represented by Raymond Grace. Perry Kauf-
man, Karl Dohler, Robert Roland. Harry Toll
son. Mary Lyles, Fred. Thornett. Nettie
Baker, Hattie Anderson, Fanny Mean
drews, Hattie Roach, Ella Widing. Marion
heating. Alice Danforth, Gertie Leonard. Anna
Davenport. Jennie BARLEY, Edna Williams.
Nellie Havener, Mollie Streitberger. Minnie
Canter, Emma Chase, Tillie Neptuh, Arthur
Garden, Clarence Smith. VIM. Canter, Walter
Lee, Charlie Putnam, Jerome Whsle, Claude
Allen. Arthur Stangier.
Miss Annie Scrivener's room, headquarters
of the fourth grade, was the center of throng
of guests, who were shown every attention by
the teacher and the following named pupils:
Maurice Perkins, Alice Robey, Harry Roach.
Clarence Smell. Arthur Smell. Mary Simpson,
Martin Tolson, Regina Scott Lewis johnson.
Emma Crawford. Laura Williams, Mary Mes
scr. uoruOn DdrunB, marry T1tZler, Nellie urhN.
Gisely Goodwillig, Mary Goddard. Elliott
Heaps, Norman Joy, Bayne King. Allen King,
Eva King. Alice kidwell. Carrie Lamson. Sue
Lamson, Alice Lanham, Alice Lirger. Willie
Lusby, Archie Mazulla. Herman Ohm, Teresa
Peacock, Ada Anderson. Annie Appich, John
Appich, Clarissa Avery, Frank Avery, Eddie
Baker. Ralph Berghee, Willie Berry, Anna
Berry, Gaylor Branson, Clayton Beall, Bessie
Catterton, Virgie Cross, Ada Cook. Katie
Downey, Aaron Dorsey and Walter Dixon.
coLoRED SCHOOLS AT HIrLsDALE.
The colored schools at Hillsdale closed yes
terday. The exercises were witnessed by dense
crowds of colored folks from Washington and
were meritorious in marked degree. The
seventh and eighth grades, taught by F. ].
Smith, principal, presented the following pro-
gram: Song, psalm of Life, scholars; recita-
ton of an original poem from Solomon q.
Brown by Lizzie Colen; ''Saint Agnes" Ada
Bryant; song. "A Wish for the Mountains"
scholars; song. THE Song That Reached My
Heart" recitation. Louisa Taliaferro song,
Bird Of the Wilderness" scholars; recitation.
A. Wood; song, Farewell to the Forest"
school; health exercises, scholars; song,
Where the Hills, scholars; recitation, 'The
Childrens Hour" b. Smoot; song, ''The
Herdsman's Hour" school; recitation, Henry
Shipper; song. Prayer for Peace" school;
recitation, Nancy Alexander; exercises in
geography, school; song, when in the Silence
Ger the Deep" school; recitation, Lizzie
Colen; Star Spangled Banner" school.
The fifth grade, of which E. V. Smith is
teacher, celebrated the last day Of the term
with an admirable program, comprising the
ton, Harriet Wilkinson; song. Spring"
school; recitation, Geneva Slaughter; recitation,
Lewis Johnson; reading. by the school; song
The beautiful World,' school; recitation.
Florence Newton; health exercises, school,;
song. soft. Soft Music is Stealing" school;
Hall hot liaIoo
what Girls Can Do;' music lesson, school;
recitation, Augusta Green; recitation, Levi
Fendall; motion song, school; recitation, Sadie
Simpson; dialogue, Tie Soldiers" song,
when Shall the Laborer Cease?' school.
The exercises in the fourth grade, presided
over by F. E. Ware, teacher. consisted of reci-
tations by Elizabeth Harrod, Samuel Henson,
Clara Sweeney, Ada jackson and Virginia
smith; exercises in music, arithmetic, phys
lology, reading. geography. calesthenics, quo
tatlons from standard authors and songs.
The closing ceremonies in the sixth grade
were superintended by its teacher, Miss E. Pat
terson. The program was as follows: Lessons in
history. geography and grammar; recitatiOns
by Martha Briscoe. Garnet Wilkinson, Victoria
Jones. Mary Nelson. Rebecca Hite. Louisa
Stewart, Lucy Hotter and Mary Goosebury:
vocal solos by Hattie jackson and Alberta Van
Ness; instrumental solos by John Moss and
William Stewart and dialogue between Meta
Dorsey and Cora Green.
The second grade, taught by Miss Fannie B.
s. johnson. rendered the following musical and
literary selections: Reading lesson by the
school; recitation by Belle Newly; recitation,
Reuben Majors; recitation, Ada Dent: song,
Beautiful May, school; number lesson by the
school, health exercises. recitation by Zelda
Newly, dialogue, led by Nathan Coates; song,
Hattie Swan; recitation, Carrie Waters; song,
Hattie Swan; lesson in botony, recitation by
Anna Harrod; recitation, Gertrude Smoot;
recitation, Hattie Scott; recitation, Blanch
Graham; song, The Farmers" by the school;
recitation by Samuel Moss dialogue, led by
Carrie Morris; valedictory, Hattie Swan; song,
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