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

this. which has more than once been pro-
nounced one of the model grammar schools
OF the city.
LINCOLN GRAMMAR.
Under the guidance of Principal j. f.
Hamilton the pupils of tine Lincoln Gram
mar school rendered most entertaining
musical and literary programme. School
Director G. L. French made short address
and Comrade Ii. A. Gorley Of Lincoln Post
made the Grafton OF the day. The class
rooms where the exercises were held were
very tastefully decorated with flags and
patriotic emblems.
The programme in detail was as follows !:
Chorus, "Star-spangied Banner; defamation,
Meaning OF the Centuries" Arthur MeDeyitt;
ton, "Columbia's Banner" Charles Davis chorus.
"bafi Columbia" defamation, "Lincons Address
at Gettysburg" Edward Baker; defamation, First
Voyage OF Columbus" Harry Henry: piano solo,
Frank Isaacs; defamation. "Columbus," Walter
determination. Ferdinand and Isabella James
on" Frafk i,rake: address Comraae Fl A GorIey
OF Lincoln Post; chorus, Home. Sweet Home"
WASHINGTON GRAMMAR.
Quite an elaborate programme was pre-
sented by the pupils at this school, where
the decorations were very pTofuse and in
excellent tase. Comrades A. Kemp, T. Can
ham and A. Brown of Lincoln Post off,
ctated at the flag raising.
The programme in detail was as follows:
Reading OF the Presidents proclamation: the
raising of the flag; address. Comrades, Will
lam Burgess of Lincoln Post; "The Iron Cross
turies," defamation. Samael W. Crozier; SALUTE
to the flag and song, America" by the pupils;
''Sali On, and on!' Milton Roller "Coiumbus."
poem by teacher OF the school, Master Willie
Brown; Life of Columbus" Bert Bowers, Peter
ZaIro. William Weegman, John Buckley, Walter
O'Brien; Debate In Spanish Council" Thomas
MagneT, Hugo Davlni, SAW. AunZiato, Eugene
CampodOnico. Albert Luchetti. Charles Turn bad
Guido Music; voyage OF Columbus" Ray Wood
ward, Albert Mowbray. g. Lerche, Semon Klarnet
c. knoechel, c. frost; song, Columbia" school;
= ne discovery and It's Effects Upon Europe" DO
seph GALLAGHER and John Cowan: sounds From
tie Bal, school orchestra; america In Its Eary
Days. EDWARD Iurhblad; song. ~'flag of the
Free" schools Am eriea'S ProgreSS-"Agriculture'
Theo D2bovlch: "Commeree." William o'Keefe;
MODES or Travel, Darius Perrone, Fred Krone
ana James Iindall; 'Labor-saving Inventions"
Bernard Gleason; "ElectrieS." Alex Caro-; america
To-Day" Joseph 0'COnnor: "A Musical Dream''-
First violin, Luciano MOJica and Charles Tripler:
second viOhB, Masters Norton Douglas and Chemi-
nant; cello, l.. BOwman piano. Miss L. Gillespie;
81 he American Flag" Timothy Oman: song, The
Star-spangld Banner (sextet). chorus by the
school: 'Columbfa's Banner" EIorio Antonovich;
"Christopher c." Lester Cheminant; a medley of
national airs, school orchestra.
This was the programme in the same
school In the junior class:
Reading. christopher Columbus" Oscar Stowe;
salute To the flag; song. "Amerca"; recitation.
"our Country" John Deuchi, Steve Danover, Au.
class; recitation Howard Curry: class recitation.
~ Lo t.G-a OF County Emoems, aired hughes.
Gnlespies. Miss Fishers and Miss Keryans classes
song, Columbia"
FRANKLIN GRAMMAR
The pupils of the Franklin Grammar
School were all in festive attire yesterday
and so were tile classrooms where the exer-
clSes attending the flag presentation were
held. The programme began by salute to
the flag, under the direction of the deega-
ton sent from George IL. Thomas Post.
This was followed by
Hail Columbia" by the school; recitation. "Our
Country by Josie OiRourke: 'Coumbus the Boy"
While Forrest; Early Manhood OF Columbus"
Fred Holman; chorus Columbia Gem OF the
Ocean,: what Men Thought OF the World James
Britt; The Indies" Ahram Hearchm: wand ex-
ercises by girls of the fourth grade: The Plan and
Its Execution" Willie Britt; "Other Discoveries"
Reuben swanson; Liberty" Charles Thai; "Our
Country" DOrsy Berger: citizenship" Lee Wis.,