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

Thall; ring exercises by the girls Of Miss Dorkins
class speeches by the Grand Army delegation and
songs by the school.
GARFIELD PRIMARY.
at this school the opening song was
America" Not long programme, but an
Interesting one, followed. The days exer-
cises Iassed off very successfully, under
the skillful eye of Principal Miss NJ. A.
Shearer. The decorations were plentiful
and beautiful and the Grand Army Veterans
present added not little to the dignity of
the occasion.
The programme comprised these num-
bers:
Italy. Spain. America three girls OF Miss Cins's
class SONG. Red, White and Blue" Miss Rein
stein; class piece. "Red, White and Blue." Miss
Racford's class: song, columbia; recitation
"our Flag" Miss Cohen's SIX children; speech,
"onr flag," Tommy Guzman; dialogue Mrs Wood
lands class: soLg -Four Hundred Years Ago.:
Facts About Our Country" Miss Cohen's and Miss
Ciine's class; recitation, columbus" Miss Gala
gher's class: questions and answers. Miss Cohen's
class: recitation and song, Miss Radford's class;
flag recitation, three boys, Miss Clines class re-
citation. The Little Patriots" three children;
song, Home, Sweet Home"
COLUMBIA GRAMMAR.
a large number of visitors attended the
Columbus exercises here.
The schoolyard was filed with scholars
and their friends. Flags and streamers
decorated the building.
HE following programme was rendered ::
Salute the flag; song. "0ur Flag Is There: ad.
dresses Dy veterans OF Lincoln POST 'Star-spa
Hammer address by Comrade WadswOrth OF Gar
field Post; America; children marched TO the
rooms, where other songs were rendered ana
speeches. mace by Comrades Hilton and hOsminsky
OF Garfield Post.
BARTLETT PRIMARY.
Bartlett Primary celebrated with much
taste and appropriateness.
The exercises were conducted both within
doors and in the yard
The children were decorated with cock
AIDES Of red, white and blue.
The programme was:
Introduction of veterans from Lincoln Post; song
by the school, marching Through Georgia.; .rais-
ing Of flag by veterans, salute. oath OF allegiance:
song by school, "Red. White and hue; history OF
flag Lille Lee; recitation. Archie Nelson; song
Starspangled Banner'' address. Mr. Blackburn OF
Freitchie," Claire Pedlar; address, Frank Peters;
add ress, Mr.. F. A. Peters; song, "America."
HAWTHORNE PRIMARY.
Exercises were conducted in the large
schoolyard at 10 o'clock. Mrs. A. L. Mann,
the principal. was in charge. The smallest
children finished first and marched out
amid much cheering. The programme wus
much the same as elsewhere:
The flag was saluted; "Star-spangled Banner" ;
recitation christopher Columbus: historical sex-
Blue'; calishe1ies marching with flags, with APP
propriate speeches by g. A. Il. veterans from
Garfield Post
MARSHALL PRIMARY.
tn Marshall Primary School with hand
some silk flag az his share of the days ex-
ercises. The children were proud of the
banner, and the teachers and friends were
proud Of them. They are a patriotic set of
boys and girls. Their programme was as
follows:
salutation OF flag; song. America" school; ad-
dress by members OF the q. A. r.; presentation I
flag, Captain Ennis: address OF welcome, Laura
Crews; recitation. STORY OF Columbus" thirteen
scholars: song. Columbus" school, recitation,
Barbara Freitchie." Katie Marshall; solo, with
guitar, Ethel IDbotson; dialogue, "Ihe Days OF the
Week." Alice Mcmahon, Laura Neill, Edith Hurley,
Leila Graf Nettie Anderson, keca Rosendahl and
Clara Berringer; song MY Native Land" school:
recitation. "6randfather's Fourth OF july" Laura
Crews; motion song, the Misses Anna and Clara
| dialogue History OF Columbus " ten scholars
dialogue The Flag and the Child" A. Hoine. L.
| Simon +. Brooks, NJ. DinnIene, NJ Hanavan. G.
| Hewitt. =. Klein. NJ. Thomas. r.. Becker. L. Hi
denbrandt; song, 30 Scar school: dialogue, "A
and Milton Beaven; song. marching Through
Georgia" school: recitation. Jimmy Tending the
Baby" Laura Crews: alphabetical history. twenty
SIX scholars; song Red, White and Blue" school.
IRVING PRIMARY.
The proceedings at the Irving Primary
School during the Columbus-tay celebra-
ton were very interesting. Veteran John
Murphy of General George G. Meade Post,
| G. A. r., was present and made brief adj
dress after the flag had been hoistcd by the
pupils and sauted. A choice literary and
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| the classrooms.
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
The Columbus-day celebration at the
| Commercial School was short and pre-
| sented no marked features. An address
| was made by Veteran Edward S. Sale.
| mon after the national flag had been
| hoisted and saIuted. Patriotic songs and
| recitatons and readings from the pupils
| followed. Brief as the proceedings were
| they were not less inter .esting than those a
| other schools.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS SCHOOL.
| Columbus day was observed at the Pacific
| Heights School In an elaborate style. The
| classro0ms were decorated in a fitting man.
| ner and the scholars we're boiling ovel
with enthusiasm. The principal, Miss A
| n. StGson, assisted by the vice principal
| Miss A. {. Robinson, conducted the exer
| cises, which opened by all assembling il
| the yard and witnessing the raising o
| The national flag 10 TIE tune Of the "Sgar
| spangled Banner" sung by the combined