Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-22

fought SO well FOR liberty that she
traitor Araoic gave as one reason tof
his treason the t2cs that gaefe we're 80
mSny Catholics GA me slae 81 the
Oolon.sts- TIE Catholic D. taught 10
obey awful authority for trod = sake
not Tor pollexs sake de e therefore
goo4 citizen. A. long as &C are
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Ne Ice ss loyal 10 eur COUNTY,, as &c
Ma As iune a. there Ives OnN prac-
Teal NAthche IA this lane with
enc drop of Catholic blood III uIm, -
long Viii there dc at lessl ons American
10 hight Tor The principle. that tbs gov
eminent. tins constitution. this union
OF the | nite1 States II Amersca must
and shsi! be preserved.
Reeit@tisns Aaa TAbis.4x
The address was followed by recita-
tons. The Cams Of tie Natives -
Span WAS represented bs Miss BRIDE
sIeisleF, AmerSs by Mise Mage AAai-
gan, Italy on Miss Florence Fitzgerald.
Zach recltod q poem setting forth the
claim OF each Of those nations 10 me
glory of the discovery 0f America.
John Want followed with q recitation.
Then came a tableaux. The AAtlsrs. -
IA which the following Characters were
represented: Columb us. rank Howard,
Goddess OF Liberty. Frankie Nass;
America, Maggie Msdlgsn; Germany.
Augusta Herman; France, Name
Murphy; England. Nellie Emperor;
Holland, Mamie Frsns; Italy, fiorenoe
Fitzgerald; ireland, Etnel Barrett; Po-
land, Martha fllutOwiIZ. Next wSs -
chorus by II. james school. ':The star
spsngled Banner" The little SINGERS
did remarkably well and were enthusl-
asticslly spplsuoed.
tableau followed representing
"Columbus, the Chlla" The child wac
baby Byrne. the guardian angel VAS
Anna Algeron. A recitation 10y Joseph
kawlnskl followed, The BOy hood Of
Columbus" represented him study ing
a model world. stephen sohwnAtlck
took the part Of Columbus.
sang "The RED, white AND nlu.s
Miss Sweeman gave n reclta ton and
81. Andrews school ssng The Red,
White and Blue" not the old version,
but one fully ss patriotic. IL was beau
tlfully sung for children 20 young.
The next tableau represented Colum-
bus exploring the rotundlty Of the
world and hls theory Of westward
course TO India 10 two Monks. Pred
eRSk tAt ltoAA -. N~N+Gt'-A-Nef
Theo schmidt and John Adr!sn were
the monks and Eddie Bowman stood
IN the background. Columbia. the
Gem of The Ocean" was sung nv ~.
Alpnonsus school. s recitation 10y
Miss Essie Pulcher followed. The next
tablesu represented The muuuy Oh
the santa Mara as the crew was about
10 throw Columbus ov Tboari.. The
sailors were Alfred konkle, 4. Esrdley,
VIII Harris and X. Fitzgibbon. Column
bu, was represented by John flsnni-
gan. A recitation WAS gwen by Anna
Neugent ana then came another
tsblesu. Sighting Land" showing the
sailors pointing shoreward.
Song by the Orphans
While this was shown the little
charges of 81. Johns orphan asylum
sang AVA Msris Stella" The little
ones were enthusiastically spplAuded.
1.-The Landing and Pisuung Of the
Cross" Was the next tabieAu. Those
who took part were: James Mooney,
Louls Dolan. Charles Dole, William
Leonard, Frank Howard, John Gun
ningham, c. Etzcorn. John Miller,
George Weinberger, Edward Burke, J..
Bennett. r. Shields. T. Moloney, Robert
Johnson. Pasrick sullivan.
St. Joseph's school sang America,
under direction by Professor Kramer.
Next came singing by 81. Andrews