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

Free" seeond-grade classes; recitation, receiving
rtaSses; Before All Lands" nrst-grade classes;
song" third and fourth grades; salute to the flag
SShooi; Three Cheers for the Red, White and
t 6,gs with echo; brakes Address TO the Flag
u I'M ana fourth grades; "Columba, tho Gem of
'he Vceah, school, addresses by veterans.
WEBSTER SCHOOL.
:, The teachers and pupils OF the Webster
ochool had arranged an excellent pro-
gramme for the Columbus-day celebration
ana II was carried ont with will and vim
nighiy eredltabe. The principal Is Miss
Agnes NJ. Manning. The exercises were in
the following order:
Saiutation OF the flag; hymn. america" by the
sghooi residents proclamation Lillian Garrison:
Love OF Country" (SeotD. by the school; Life OF
S no t, ous." ellie McRae: song, HAL Columbia,
ny the school; meaning OF the Four Centuries"
I hlce Dorgan; Columbian ode. by the school; "Co-
nunoia, May Ryan; wand exercise, by Miss Morse's
lass song, star 'spangled Banner" by the school ;
ode, by Eliza Allan Starr and Ninee Henriouie
san ne breaking Waves Dashed High" by school
'ons' heu, "hite ana Blue" by the school,
STARR KING PRIMARY.
lie exercises we're held in the school,
yard, which was beautifully decorated by
the flags OF all nations, the gift of Messrs.
kuhni and Bianchi. Above these were a
Spanish and Italian flag the gift of the
same gentlemen. and above all foated the
stars and stripes. The programme, ar
ranged ny Il. Conklin, the principal, was as
follows:
Escorting OF the veterans by the color guard,
headed by the drum corps; grand march OF school.
In which each pupil carried flag, each class being
headed by It's standard-bearer carrying a large
nag; reading OF the Presidents proc anatioD by
veteran Sayres G. A. r. raising OF the flag bv Vet
eran Billings, who led the assemblage In three
cheerS Tor "oid Glory; saluting of flag by tue
school; song. America by the school; reel
taslon, Columbus. Nellie Hansen; song,
PRAYER by Veteran Brown: song, marching
Through Georg ia, first grades; drill fourth grade
girls; presentation of a magnificent flag from the
family OF Starr King by the veterans amid cheer
Ing OF children; response by Deputy Superin-
tehdeht Madison Babcock; song. HAL Columbia
HAPPY Land" second grade: recitation, "Co!um-
plan ODE" by w. Hearside; song Columbia, the
Gem OF the ocean" recitation. Banner" by Sc
lected pupils: flag drill by boys: song. columbian
JOHN SWEET GRAMMAR.
Principal Albert Lyser of the John SWEET
Grammar School did himself and his school
proud yesterday. 1t was impossible that
the entertainment with which he celebrated
Discovery day could have been more com.
pleie or finished. At the usual hour OF as
sembling the classes gathered in the play
ground Tor the preliminary exercises. Ihey
were as follows:
Reading or the Presidents proclamation. oeorge
Hinkei (Mrs. Bigeiows eighth graded; presenlini
and unfuTiing tho American nag. MaDel Vlncent
Gertrude Roberts aud Agnes Lawson (Mr. itseif'
and Mrs Bigelows eighth gradesl; pledging ali
glance to the flag. by the school: address TO tn
flag, John II. Gilmore of GEORGE III. Thomas POST u
A. K. response by Deputy superintendent of Pub