The record-union., 1893-07-27
Exercises MT other schools.

whom speak highly OF the progress made
by the pupils.
Exercises ut Other Schools.
The following exercises were held at
the Marshall Primary School yesterday
morning, of which Miss Laura j. Phillips
is Principal: March and song by school,
Tramp, Tramping On'; song, "Our
Hearts Are Light; recitation, "Getting
Acquainted" Frankie Greer; recitation,
The Rude Rabbit" Ada Burns; mill
tary drill by twenty-four boys; song,
The Red, White and Blue'; recitation,
That Terrible Child" George Broadbere;
recitation, The Little he'd HEM Edna
Hoffman; The Little Shaking Quakers,"
Ada Burns, Julia Kirn, Mabel Dotson,
Bessie Dudley, Lizzie Ober, Laura Seitz,
Maggie Todd, Viola Redmond, Hattie
Wardle, Amber Ober, Edna McGillivray,
Mabel Plummer, Emma GIeusing, Katie
Martz. Hazel Shinkle, Clarence Orr;
Belle Selkirk, Edna McGiIlivray; recita-
ton, Toms Answer" Henry Bucliman:
song, angry Words; recitation, "A
Little Boys Trou bles," Argyll Bowley;
wand and dumbbell drill, Edith Kerr,
Hattie Selkirk, Celia Weadick, Eva
Whittier, Elsie ChUrchman, Mabel
Graves, Bertha KohIer, Ethel Baker,
Rose Nehbras, Maude billiard, Otis
Earle, Thomas Dunn, Roy Hatch, Harry
Kerr, Allen Bradley, Charles Edison,
Henry Buckman, Halsey Smith, Dumont
Parr, Alvin McGillivray; recitation,
"Araminta Rosabelle," Edith RamAge;
song, Jolly Boys" Roy Eldred, Adoiph
bere, Jedd McClatchy, James McClatchy;
song, by the school, Wonderful
Things; recitation, Popping Corn,'
Ada Kenfro; recitation, Mammals Sur
prise,' Bertha Kohler; song, with
whistling interlude, The Merry Plow-
boys"; recitation, Little Mary's Wish,''
Gertrude Harlow; tam BOURNE drill by
sixteen girls; dialogue, AUNT Dinah and
Columbus" Hattie Selkirk, Ethel
Damon and Eddie Richman; song, The
Old Familiar Place.; march and flag
drill by the first and second grades; dia-
logue, Whats in My Pock et?'
Adolph Matthias and Elmer Murphy;
song, always Do Your Best'; recita-
ton, ''Nacauon," Ruby McGillivray;
song, Pearl Pool; recitation, Argyll Bow
ley; song, America
Marshall March, was composed by j.
c. Nalling and dedicated to the Marshall
School.
UNION PRIMARY.
The following programme was pre-
seuted yesterday by the pupils of the
Union Primary School i'll the presence of
q large audience. The recitations, drills
and songs were of high order and un-
usually well executed, rejecting much
credit upon the principal, Miss Julia
Smith, and her teachers. The little folks
were happy and plainly showed it in
their bright faces:
Introductory address, Dan Sullivan:
song, school, "My Boat Adown the
Stream; waiter drill, Miss Edith Ebert's
class; recitation, after School," Ella
Jones; recitation, Pm Very Young.D
Roy Parsons; club swinging, by twelve
girls from fifth grade; motion songs and
recitation, The Children's Hour,' bv
Miss Tracy's class; song, by school,
Mountain Maids invitation; recita-
ton, God Knows ALL" Viola Ann den:
dolPs drill, Miss Stantield's class: recita-
tion, Fuss at Fires" Eldridge Turner;
solo, Last Night" Amelia Sprague;
wand drill, by fourth grade boys; recita-
ton, Entertaining My Big Sisters
Beau" Phoebe Litzburg; recitation,
Easter Morning" Nellie Allen; solo,
sweet Nellie Bawn," by Amelia Thesis
and Emma Lowry.
JEFFERSON PRIMARY.
In the presence of large audience at
the Jefferson Primary School, at Six
teenth and n streets, Miss Govan, Prin-
cipal, the pupils gave the following pro-
gramme yesterday:
Greeting song, Fourth and Fifth
NTlddGSs Ol6nluE duuIGSSt sylvester
Woodbridge; The Dolls Tea Party"
Eva Montfort; The Old Rag Doll"
Lucy Anderson; song, ''W elcome,"
school; Little Boy Blue" May Wood
bridge; dialogue, (which Is Best?''
Edith Thompson, Edna McClatchev,
Stella Ginsberg, Edna Connor; song,
Little Flower Bells" school; PATS
Criticism" Roy Elliott; "A Bit of Ad-
vice." Roger Scott; duet, Last Night"
Edna McClatchy and Mamie Small; The
Good-tor-N othing Lad" Albert Michael;
The Unfortunate Grasshopper," Alma
Eldred; who Got the Crust" Annie
Egan; Half is Better Than None"
fourth and nth grades; "a Little
Story" Fountain Johnson; My Moth
er's Room,' Robbie Herndon: John
Jenkins Sermon" Edna Connor;
"Wh hen the Cat is Away" Lor-
eta Chipman; The Hygienic Old
Woman" Eddie Morris; LET Well
Enough Alone" Maud Phipps; "Who
Is the Lady," Mary Shearer; "When
l Grow Up" Bessie Magann, James
Griswold; "Frowns and Smiles" Roy
Griswold: Mouse Traps" Roy Low
dal; Boys Rights" Grant Covall;
America" Gussie Weiman; class song
"The Trees" third grade; when We
Are Women" Ralpha Hale, Edwina
Norke, Mamie Sampson, Hazel Van
NoOrhies; " acation Iime," Foye Goth
rim; First OF Its Kind" Mable Marsh:
school Is Ger" Thomas Murray;
song, My Mother, Dear" Myrtle Moore;
song, what l Have" first grades;
Mothers Got Baby" John Huntoon:
playing Mother" Beuah Bassett;
"Mousie," Jack Eitel: (which Was
Kept" Cynthia Taylor; song, "Hail,
Hail." fourth and fifth grades; The
Standing joke" Harry Stober; mis-
chievous Tommy" Gardner Lewis; IAN
Oversight" Dave German: song, "The
Spring Has Come" second grades; reci-
tation, Annie Gerber. recitation, Charlie
Phipps; song, THE Cheerful Postman,"
Walter Gleie, Harry Stober,~ Charlotte
Schluckebier, Gardner Lewis, Willie
King, sylvester Woodbridge, Gertrude
t,iusberg, Annie Gerber, Dare German
Mabel Jost. James McMaster; class song,
Musical johnny; dialogue, Counting
Nv Chickens Before They Were
Hatchedr - Little Things" Barbara
Small: MY First Letter." Grace John
ston; MY Grandpa" Anna Bradway;
Little jim" Mabel Hustled; "Johnnie's
Pumpkin" Lawrence Wizard; The Puz-
zled Census Taker," Stella Ginsberg;
"Old School Exhibitions" Lena Kelly,
Estill Stevens.
CAPITAL PRIMARY.
The programme at the Capital Primary
School. at Tenth and q streets, yesterday
was as follows:
America fourth and fifth grades;
song. Bird Carol" fourth and fifth
grades; bell drill, the classes of the Misses
Harrison, Wilkins and Brogan; song and
orill, the classes of the Misses Harrison,