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

Nhallsy. Recitation - " COlumbia'S EmDlem.h
Ethel Hanks. ''Rally Round the Flag" views OF
Columbian Exposition, etc.
SOUTH Cosmopolitan SCHOOL.
Following is the list of exercises rendered
at the South Cosmopolitan Grammar School.
ssluting the flag; song, "Star-spangled Banner;
eompos tlon "Ge osrapieal Nav CATION of the Fiji.
teenth Century" Dora Rosentbsl; class recita-
tiou seventh grades composition, Early Life and
Character or Columbus" Albert Mu leT class song
alag of the Free; recitation. Address 20 me
American Flag" Rosie Rotsehfld; com position
FIRST Voyage OF Columbus and Discovery" Alpha
orchestra, uational airs; recitation. .E Pluribus
Unum. Phoebe jaco's: class song. 'Laus Colombo;
recitation. ChsrIoue Morris: COMPOSITION Plans
Columbia" composition lode to Independence"
BESSIE 6orfnkie: composftion "Incidenis in the
Life of Columbus" Edith Bruce; piano solo. Amy
Wolf recitation, columbia Ny Land" Dora Vie
land; composition, Last -Four Centuries OF Prog
reSs," Leo Gamblitz; class song, "Amer Ca"
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL,
The South San Francisco School had
very elaborate programme. w. w. Stone,
the principal. was chairman of the general
committee of the Grand Army of Republic
representatives and principals, and it was
therefore expected that he would have
something OF display. The classrooms
were very gayly decorated with lanterns,
pictures and flags. Every room had dis
tinctiye class flag and pleasant little cere-
mony Of salute.
1880 Post Commander Park of Liberty
Post, Commander Massey of Colonel Cass
Post. Past Commander James Butler and
Comrade Leslie made their appearance.
An escort Of eight young ladies in the
pretty uniform Of the South San Francisco
Drill Brigade had been provided and es-
corted thu visiting veterans from room to
room and RECALLED with song, salute or
some special number OF the class pro-
gramme.
The scene was a very pretty and I'M
pressiye one. The young misses were uni
formed in white dresses. striped with red;
a jaunty little Zouave jacket trimmed with
lace, and sauey little red Iez cap. lne
commanders and veterans were In luli uni
forms, with sidearms.
A ward programme had been prepared
and the six hundred children were ranged
in rows, filing up the allotted space.
large crowd of visiting parents added va
riety to the scene.
The visiting veterans all made little
speeches 20 the children, giving actual ex-
perienees on the battlefield. The principal
then spoke on the topic of the day and the
exercises were closed by the singing OF the
song America" The young ladies gave
banquet TO the visiting veterans and
teachers.
JAMES LICK GRAMMAR.
The programme of the James LICK Gran-
mar School was as follows:
Reading Presidents proclamation; song. Amer
lea +" by class; unfuring fsg salutng nag; de GA
m H0SSack.
Urls. dialogue seven boys historical reading six
gfris: vocal solo, Pearl Hossack; HOW .oIumo1s
romnosition' Eileen Conboy: recitation, James
McDevitt; song, "Hail Columbia. py essss; III
..cSaracter OF Columbus Alice Miles, recitation.
.t,hristopher c. BIanche:Reimers; comp ositton,
Iva keifer; vocal duet. Fannie and Minnie Jud-
son: composition, Blanche keimers; vocal duet,
Emma Norman and Lotto Shine recitation,
Hsttis Randall; closing song, "Red, " hite and
Blue" class
The visitors of the G. A. r. were Ed
Passault James Langton and L. Noel
Ter. who were taken through the various
classes.
PARAMOUNT SCHOOL.
The Paramount School exercises were as
follows:
Salute to the flag; song. America; song, Red
White and Blue"
Republic; defamation class recitation; song,
Tine Stsrspangled Banner; History of Column.
Dus"; class recitations addresses by members of
the G. A. r.; song, Flag of the Free"
Classroom exercises dover grades)-Song, Flag
or the Free" rectat.on: song, ~ attic Hymn OF the
Republic" song. Talks About Columbus; march
Ing song; addresses by members of the q. a. R
RICHMOND SCHOOL.
The exercises at the Richmond Schooi
| were under the direction of Mrs. A. Il.
| Tiernau, principal. The programme was:
Reading OF the Presidents proclamation: raising
OF the flag. comrades OF the g. A. n Tbs ParIv
Explorers" fifth and sixth grades: Grahu Ariny au,
| dress: song. battle Hymn OF the hep L rn.
| Centuries Mary o'Connell; address. Hon.
| William G. BADGER; song "Ihe Ked. White
| and BIueu school; recitation, "1he Claim
| OF tho Nations; .America." Lucy Hawthorne;
"Italy.n Ciotilds 6lnoeio; SPAIN" Carrie Belly
| .Iiberty" Nellie Sheddy; song, HAL. Columoia,
| school; responsive exercise, Columbus discovery
third fourth. fth and sixth grades recitation "Uo.
| Ipmhusr Charlotte Mailman; song, &c umbu:
! Day, school; quotations, third, fourth, nth and
| sixth grades; class recitation, "0ur National Flag.
fourth grade; song, 'our Flag" school; class reci