The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-23
YOUNG HASBROUCKERS.
Undergraduates Take Their
Turn and Make a Spleen
did Showing.
MUSIC. REGULATIONS, DRILL
half the Programme Devoted TO
LongfellOw-The HOnors of
the Institute for the Year.

| The friends OF the HaSDroUcK SIuueutS
comfortably filed the Tabernacle at the
| undergraduates entertainment given yes
terday afternoon. Prof. g.. G. Stimets,
seated on the platform, vigorously Mapped
a huge palm leaf fan and am ounced the
nun bers. Mr.. Walter Dear opened the
programme with an excellent declama-
| ton, ''Galileo." Miss Edith Buschman
| recited Mama" and Mr.. Frank j. Hall
| played Boccherinl's Miuuet for violin,
with expression. Miss Eleanor j. Wig
gers ''.MarpuerIts'' was received with ap-
| plause. The senior class paper. composed
| by Miss Bessie r. Grant aud Mr.. Fred
| Auryausen, was read by Mr.. Walter A.
Sherwood. This number proved at once
| clever aud original and abounaed in
bright hits and telling persona lities. The
description of a recitation in civil go vern-
ment ca led forth man expressions of
understanding. and the eyes of the
audience were fastened upon al unfortu-
nate aud blushing professor during t re
reading of a,eulogy on the chemistry class.
The prophecy with which the paper
closed, contained among other interest
ing statements, the prediction that 1897
would see Mr.. Day d Blake vatedictotian
NJ Wlll1HIDS. LHhJ III LJOS MISS wary DTd1
would DE rusticatiDg At a South African
Mission Station, having graduated from
her position rs Sunday school teacher;
that Mr.. Walter Sherwood would he Il
sacondD emos ther e., Observation-Disclosures
best for the famous pebbles; that Mr.. +.
I. Mckenzie would accom- any Barnum
and Bailey as 1.-The modern Hercules"
and that Miss Louise Perry, the Bern
hardt of the Hasbruuck stage would he
playing "Topsy' in an Uncle Ton" road
company. Next to Miss Annie Kconz's
future d~ressmaking parlors on Mont
Romery street. the prophet places a shop
bearing the slgn, Chester j. Hunt.
Tonsorial Artist" and that
the Hudson County Horse Railroad Com
pany is to AVE an addition in the shape
OF two ponies. Virgil" aud Cicero"
whom no one but Mr.. John Snyder can
manage.
Mr.. Edwar d Muller recited "Das Fisch-
LEM in German. and eight little girls
from the Primary Department gave II
long and intricate tambourine drill with
pc rfect accuracy. They are Misses Lottie
Fountain, Claire Riddick. Susie Sands.
Ethel Phillips, Addis Clerihew, Isabelle
Scott. Edna Frame and Belle mckinley.
READINGS FROM LoNGFELLow.
The second part, Intended to show the
work done throughout the year in the
study of Longfellow's poetry. opened with
n recitation of "Hiawatha's Wooing," by
Miss Edith Hunt. followed by = recitation
given by the A Glass girls in concert. an
Interesting exercise. in which every tone.
infection and gesture was taken III uni
son. The boys of the A Class gave a SIM
liar recitation of Paul Revere's Ride !"
MIR. Edwin Whitehead recited The Slug
or's Birds Nest" .'The Bells OF Atri"
was given by Mr.. Harold Koouz with
fius effect. Miss Josephine Whitehead
read an outline OF the Golden Legend
and Misses Gertie Bushfeld and Annie
Weeks rendered a scene from the drama.
Miss Maude Conway played Helmund's
"Wonnetraum" for piano, Miss May Nc
Williams was applauded for the recita-
ton of "The Lady I%rmingard." and
Misses Grace White and M. Elizabeth
Pierce read essays.
The reading of honor rolls closed the
programme.
THE HONOR ROLL.
The following is the honor roll of the
Destitute tor the year. The list includes
all sch, lars whose average per cent. has
been ninety or Overt
Boys DEPARTMENT. Henry Albers, Jr.. Fred
Auryansen, Noyes P. Barrett, Raymond v.
old t. Bolton. Robert A. Bulman. Lehigh H.
Darcy, Warren Darcy, Arthur T. Dear. Walter
Dear, Horace Hilton, Rudolph Hsike, Dougal
Herr, Henry Herr. Chester j. Hunt, Alphy w.
Krantz, Harold A. Koonz. Otto Lembeck.
Charles D. Lerch, Walter T.. McDermott,
AIe1snd b%,son T Meaiil, uo Soe aw,ra Mckenzie,
L. Fisk, William v. Garretson. Herbert c. Gill
son, Archie I. Grevatt, Dannie s.. Hardenburg,
e en- ARIES NJ wi sh1pm 8 s }ohn II nS snyde + 7 Ta dns0sge
Irving T%eichman, Edward S. Thoma', Dudley
Thurston, Fritz P; Traphagen. J. Reginald Van
win H. Whitehead, Harry G. Whitehead, James
| A. Williamson. J. Van Zandt Wyckotf. Edward
I Mckenzie, Eugene X. NewkiIk, Dpdiy D.. F.
Poucher. Douglas schenck, Walter A. Sherwood,
GIRLS DEPARTMENr .-Alletta v. Abernethy
Harriet E Bartlett, Mamie L. Barton. Helen
L. Crazy, Belle h. Grant. Bessie R. Grant,
Mamie O.. Griffin, Clara Groeschel, Emily H.
Hartnett, Louisa Q. Heke, pasie L. Highan,
s.. Hunt. Ida Isbils, Annie x. Koonz,
Ella Briggs, Olivia j. Burkhard, Edith Busch
man, Gertrude M. Bushman, Edith Cairns.
Blanche Collins, Jessie Craig, Laura Crammer
Flora P. Davidson, Margaret G. Eye. Jessie G.
Fenner. Mamie Finiay, May A.. Forman, Helen
Lockwood, NJ. Alice Macdonald. Edith Mackey,
| Bertha L. Martin, Aline McDermott, May j. Nc
Williams. Matte S. Miller. Efie Newkirk, Louisa
NJ. Owens, Hattie Parker, Irene Q. Phillips,
Mia Elizabeth &eid H,t pisre e Ra Annis .I F.; Red i
Reynolds, Florence NJ Rideout. Edith E. Rob ert
son, Agnes E. Robinson, ALICE Scudder. Ger
trude L; Stout. Belle i. Stuck. Ethel Taylor
Underwood. Florence D. White. Grace D. White.
Josephine Whitehead. Eleanor l.. Wiggers,
Blanche L. Wood.
SCHOLARSHIP STANDING FOR THE YEAR.
Highest five in Boys Department-Fred. Aury-
ansen, "a. 0, will receive the George W. Clerihew
Scholarship Gold Medal; Horace Hilton. 9T.4;
Walter L.. McDermott, $50; Henry Albers,
Jr., O5.7; James A. Williamson, 05 8.
Highest five in Girls Department-Annie X.
| Koonz, o. the George Casagon Scholarship
Gold Medal; Jessie G. Fenner, rs 6; Bessie Il,
Grant. 50; Gertrude L. Stout, 81; Hattie G..
Reynolds, 95.T.
Prizes In the Art Department awarded
v Mr.. Clsrence GRAY Parker
Best Painting from Still Lite-Miss Alice
Scudder, George Miller Gold Medal; Miss Helen
Bray, honorable mention.
Best Drawing from Cast-Miss Alletta v.
Abernethy, Richard Grant Gold Medal: Miss
Florence T.. White. honorable mention.
Perfect In attendance during the year:-Jessie
| Craig, Flora P. Davidson, Frank H.. Dohson,
william v. Gibson. Dannie S. Hardeuberg,
Hattie Parker (perfect in attendance for four
years., Florence D. White, Hattie G. Reynolds