The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22


Miss Hefron's class recitation. "shIp OF state 8"
Emily Disbrow OF Miss CuIlen's class; duet,
banjo accompaniment. by NJ. Richardson and q
shain of Miss Harbys class; Indian club swinging
the Misses Carr and Armstrong: song, Red White
and Blue" by the school; ode to the American
eagle, Ray Barrows OF Miss MsxwelTs class; class
song and recitation by the pupils OF Miss Wade's
class recitation, "Addr'lss TO the American Flag,
Mabel Hogan OF Miss Hefron's class: song, Hail
Columbia by the school; original poem, COrnie
Barry OF Miss Harby's class: recitation, "Our Ma
tive Land" by four little girls OF Miss Shters class
by the school.
BEDDING PRIMARY.
The exercises of the Redding Primary
School were very simple, because the pupils
of the Redding Primary are as yet very
young and simple, though no doubt they
will all grow up TO be great men and women
and do deeds Of daring such as Columbus
did-at least that's the way they all Felt
yesterday. Several veterans of the George
III. Thomas Post, e. A. r., visited the school
about o'clock, and the principal. Miss Nj.
Deane, who had only been waiting for their
appearance, gave The necessary signal and
the troops of meek little girls and bright
faced, dauntless lads, all in apple-pie order.
marched out into the yard in faultless align
ment and with perfect step. One old veteran
was only prevented by main force from put
ting them through the manual of arms right
there and then. Once in the yard the fol-
lowing order of exercises was gone through {:
Classes salute flag; classes sing, "our Flag Is
There; classes decIam flag recitation; classes
sing HAIL Columbia: address by Rev. DIR. Alien
classes sing Red. White and Blue; classes sing
america" classes salute hag classes sing Home.
Sweet Home"
The miniature parade was much enlivened
By the martial sound of the drum and the
eve pleased with the movements OF dozen
sturdy urchins who proudly carried sllken
flags Iaradipg before the visitors. Here
are their names: Charles de Young, Eric
Rosenstein, Milton Altmark, Carleton JAN
son. Harry McKellops. Clarence LaumeiS-
ter, Willie Murdoch, George Herman,
Harry Weiner, Herbert Won Etlinger and
Milton Mex elops.
CLEVELAND PRIMARY.
The programme carried out at the Cleye-
land School was as follows:
Reception of the delegates from Liberty Post:
reading of Presidents proclamation by principal or
schools raising the flag by the delegates salute TO
the flag By the pupils; song. lea" recitation.
1.-THE American Flag; song. Hail Columbia"
presentation of portraits OF Columbus; song. Got
umbus": recitation, Love OF Country'' song.
"our Native Land; addresses by the delegates;
song, "The Departure OF Columbus; recitation,
The Discovery OF AMERICA; song, Red White
and Blue"
GRANT PRIMARY.
Some schools may have had a more elab-
crate celebration of Discovery day than
the Grant Primary School, but surely none
could have been more genuinely enthusiasts
tic or better rendered. For weeks the
teachers in this forcing house where the
sapling is bent and maintained in the way
to become noble tree, had been busily
engaged preparing for the occasion and
they had reason TO be proud OF the fruits Of
their industry.
Taken as an average. blackboards are not
pretty things to look at and the eye Is not
given to linger on them. But the black
boards of the Grant Primary yesterday
were actually things of beauty. for they
had been covered with handsome designs
in colored chalk illustrative OF the day we
celebrated and Of kindred things. With
out doubt there are some embryo Toby
Rosenthals In the Grant Primary. But the
chef d'euvre of the entertainment was
recitation OF Barbara Fritchie" by wee,
small assie Of nine. who, strange TO relate,
is named Maude Muller. IL was the sweet
asst thing the ears of man ever listened to
and Maude's head was quite turned with
the kisses and caresses that were showered
ON her. This Is the order of exercises:
Flag presentation and salutation by the school:
song, "America"; composition, Life OF Colun n
busn Louise LenormaDd; song "OuF rag -
Theren; recitation. ..Oni Onp by Leland hsns-
den song. american Hymn address; ,na !, bS
nine pupils oil the first grade; song, 'Ha So,u.
ba"; recitation Love Of oop pn,cn,s MANI
Muller: song. "Fiag OF the Free; addresses and
remarks by Veterans Cornelius sweene a Is, ~
Kilcore and john Brockman. all OF 6arield POST;
song, "Red. white and Blue; recitation. .ouiy
the old Flag" Sidney Berestein accompanied with
rafrain "The Star-SpRngled hammer by the
school, kindergarten song by the pupils OF the hrst
grades
The exercises of Moulder School were
| held in the yard or playground, which had
| been lastly decorated with the handsome
| flags of the Second Regiment and with ever
green's A platform had been erected at
| one side and over this O tent stretched,
| under the protection of which most inter.
| esting programme was given. The princi-
| pal, Mrs. Kate f. Brogan, Individually the
| handsomest and one of the eleverest ladies
| in the service Of the department, had, with
| the assistance OF her corps Of teachers
| culed all that was brightest, prettiest IL
| the school and presented her bouquet OIL
| talent for the delectati0n Of the throng o.
| guests who filed the playground. There
| were all manner of pretty girls and sturdy
| boys. the girls in gay dresses and the boy
| In their holiday attire. aud the rendering o
| their simple. but intensely patriotic song