The record-union., 1891-07-28
A DAY WITH THE CHILDREN.
Exercises That viii Be Held To-day
and Tomorrow.
Programmes Prepared to Display the
Talents of the Pupils In the
Public Schools.

PuDl1C Schools
The present week will witness the close
of the school year in the city, and for the
next two months teachers and pupils will
be enabled to enjoy their well-earned rest
from the duties and labors of the school
room. Appropriate exercises will be
held in the various schools during the
week, many of them taking place to-day.
Tomorrow the following will be the
programme at the Sutter Grammar
School, Julian NJ. Johnson, Principal,
commencing at 9:30 o'clock: Coral
Caves" Francis Peabody; opening song,
''Welcome," graduating class; prayer,
Rev. A. G. Bane; salutatory, Frank Fish;
duet, ''Mardi Gras Quadrille'' (Schubert),
Francis Peabody, Rowena Reed. Dia-
logue, "Bread Upon the Waters" DR..
Harlem, Principal of Orc Seminary, Frank
Fish; Harry Harlem, his son, Fred Jur-
gems; Fred Hastings and Bob Winders,
pupils, John Gore and Willie Mott: Jona-
than Butts, the Constable, Hayward
Reed; Lucy and Lizzie Harlem, Matte
Hubbard and Katie McGillivray; Mrs.
Loring, Alice Dockstader; Mrs. Jane
Loring, her aunt, Alpha Gage; Dilla,
and 2, Harriet Burns and Lillian Mess
ner. instrumental solo, I'D Valse'' God
ardl, Alice Dockstader: flag drill;
recitation, 'Relief of Lucknow" Mamie
Kimball; duet, Hercules" (Blake), Mol
lie Robb, Alice Dockstader. Dialogue,
champion of Her Sex'; Mrs. Duplex,
a widow, Kate Kennedy; Mrs. Harts-
horn, her mother, Ida Flemming; Mrs.
Hartshorn's grandchild, Laura Curtis;
Florence Duplex, her daughter, Lena
Salz; Caroline Duplex, her stepdaughter,
Rowena Reed; Rhoda Dendron, Pollie
Nay, friends, Emma Johnson, Mamie
Kimball; Kate O'Neal, cook, Flora Her
zog; Maggie Donovon, chambermaid,
Frances Peabody. Vocal solo, Little Dar-
ling, Dream of Me-" Annie THOMPSON:
sunhower chorus, Introduction" Sadie
Jefery; valedictory, Ida Flenming; adj
dress and presentation of diplomas, Su-
perintendent Hart; graduating song;
class.
The graduates are: Ida May Flem-
ming, Mamie Alice Kimball, Rowena
Reed, Emma Johnson, Katie Kennedy,
Mollie Robb, Frances Aurelia Peabody,
Hayward Reed, Lena Salz, Lillian
Blanche Messner, Alpha Eunice Gaige,
Georgina Alice Dockstader, Fred William
Jurgens, Frank Fish, Katie McGillivray,
Sadie Jeffery, Matte Hubbard, Roy r.
Mott, F. Susie Herzog, Frank Denton,
and one other name illegible.
CAPITAL GRAMMAR.
The exercises at this school, of which
Joseph w. Johnson is Principal, will not
take place until Thursday, beginning at
10:30 o'clock. They will be as follows
1.-THE Future is Before U.s." Eugene
Welty; piano solo, ''Twittering Birds, -
Florence Delano; Uncle Reuben's Bap-
tism,' Howard Marsh; National Drill, :"
Glass. IAN Awful Toothache''-Mr
Jones, Harvey Garrett; Mrs. Jones, Eta
Elliott: Mary Ann, Amanda Willmunder;
Seth Slope, Walter Leitch; Smallbones,
Edwin Wolf; Jimmy Twist, George Uhl;
Bob Griffin, Ralph Lavenson. Duet
Charge of the Uhlans," Jennie Ell
worthy and Anna Stephenson; 1.-The Ro-
man Soldier" Albert KatZenstein song,
with pantomime, Gertie Perry, Ellen
Chambers, Fannie Dudley, Rebecca Eli
oft, Jennie Elworthy, Louise Gibson,
May Hickman, Lille Huebner, May
Humphrey, Anne Stephenson, Laura
Terry and Florence Delano; violin solo,
''Erminie,' Edna Johnson; valedictory,
Gertie Perry; presentation of diplomas,
Albert Hart.
The graduates are: Gertie Perry, Ralph
Lavenson, Eugene Welty, George Uhl,
James Hanrahan, Jennie EIworthy,
Edna Johnson, Hattie Miller, May Hum
phrey, Howard Marsh, Laura Terry,
Amanda Willmunder, Fannie Dudley,
Louise Gibson, Idylwylde Marshall.
Ellen Chambers, Pauline McGraw, Cora
Dean, Eva Friedman, Harvey Garrett,
Edwin Wolf, Ella Devine, Eta Elliott,
Emma Caspar, Mary Glide, Walter
Leitch, Florence Delano, Rebecca Elliott.
Lille Huebner, Olive Clark, Annie Keat-
ing, George Slawson, Annie McCaw,
Rose Devine, Bert Katzenstein. Lucy
Ebel, George Todhunter, Annie Collier,
May Hickman, Henry Steinmeyer, Nora
Daroux, Annie Stephenson, Aida White,
John Dunworth.
WASHINGTON PRIMARY.
The closing exercises of Washington
Primary School will be held at Thir-
teenth and q streets this morning, as fol-
lows: Opening song, THE World is
Full of Beauty by the school; recita-
ton, zone Lie Brings Another" Maud
Greene; recitation, THE Minuet," Louisa
Drescher; recitation, "Remember," Amy
Rott; recitation, Little Mollie Mischief
Elsie Ellery; recitation, Youthful Phil
osophy," Lottie Washburne; recitation.
"a Sisters Lesson" Blanche Hearth;
recitation, Little Birdie" Maud Megerle;
recitation, The Cows" Carrie Little
field; recitation, ''Das Rachlein," George
Beard; song, The Rainy Day." Lulu
Mason, Cora Taylor, Eva and Lulu
Haskell; recitation, The Careful Mes
senger," Ola Hills; recitation 1.-The
New Church Organ" Ethel Renfro; song,
Tripping Merrily," school; recitation,
''The Smack Out of School," Amy Nc
Carty; recitation, "What [ Would Do. -
Stella Lowell; recitation. "a Dinner and
a Kiss" Walter Condor; recitation, ''Flos
Letter." Loretta Dennison; recitation,
"Colors," Blanche Mckim, Mabel Shep-
paro. Frankie Arnold, Florence Fisch.
Maggie Cox, leila Merkeley, Leona Gif-
fen: recitation, 'Sorrowful Tidings,"
- AI.nF .
Term" Charles Baker; recitation,
Choosing Occupations" Susie Van
Horn; recitation, Vacation" Fred