New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
GRADUATES FROM UPTOWN SCHOOLS-JuNE
WEDDINGS VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS


mar schools in the city are north Of onchundreu ana
tenth.st md the number of graduates is large
Grammar School No 30 one. hundred and twenty Min
st. near Thrdave. presented gala appearance "eune'
day afternoon when the closing exercises were heiu
School Commissioner Goulden. S(oo inspector '"h'S
Lee and Congressman John X. Fellows were on The
platform with the principal. Thomas j. Nclshah Inc
exercises opened with prayer by 'he NV
Dr. James c. Patterson The salutatory address was
given by Mitchell Reuben and tho valedictory by W.
Preston Briggs Commissioner Gouldcn made a BRIEF
address 10 the graduates and visitors ana c"hSrau-
lated the teachers the high percentage the schoars
had made.
owen Murphy made tho highest record OF me ciass'
having skipped the third grade entirely lie also ha'
the highest percentage in the entrance eXahiha'oIa
at the City College of any boy from the Twelfth Ward
and ranked third Of the contestants from all parts OF
the CITY, Declarations were given by Thomas j.
Fvers James II Garan, Jacob ). Heck, Howard
Pretzfeld, George II. Starr, Jacob = Hecht anu
Martin j. Corey. Tie declarations were lhtersporS'u
with vocal and instrumental music ana other IN
tercsting exercises in which the undergraduates TOOK
part. Edmund Earle and Isador LevkoWiZ anu h'-
win Ellis sang solos; chorusos with original words
were given by the graduating class. One Of the most
Interesting musical Numbers Of the programme was
the quartet from Jolly Jonathan" sung 10y Malcolm
Mart Archie BOYD, Wallace Mcdonald ana Nniam
Kennedy Trustee Leopold Wormser presented inc
diplomas and the Rev. Dr. Patterson made an al
drcss. sixty-fve boys were graduated from ms
school
Grammar School No. 70 did not hold regular
commencement exercises, but the graduates received
their diplomas Friday morning In the assembly room
OF the school, in Onehundrcd and ninetccnt-st. ana
III, a. ant-avc.
The closing exercises Of Industrial School No. ]:
were held Thursday in The school building in second
ave, between Onc-lundrcd and fifteenth and one
hundred and sixteenth SIS There are twelve schools
Of this class in the city under the auspices of
Home OF the Fricndlcss. but they have the same
graded work and manual training as tho public
schools They are also under the supervision Of the
Board Of Education Fifteen girls and tweniy-scVen
boys graduated from ibis school Inst week anu
the boys Will enter grammar school No. 80 Most ol
these children are the East SIDE and are of foreign
parentage, many Of them Italians and the progress
they made in the English language and English ideas,
as shown In these exercises, gratifying. Their
appreciation Of the privileges offered 10y the public
school system was seen In the and interest
with which they entered upon the exercises OF tho Day
There were 800 children AT the exercise Thursday
under the direction Of Mrs Cutter. the principal 81
the school, R"citations were given by VI. IuI'lp'
MAY Hamilton Frank KIball. 1cssie Da Lelio and
NJ Guinto solo was sung by NJ. ruldno, and five
EttIo Italian BOYS Joined in "a chorus, which was OK
cencrtlv sung These youngsters seemed 10 I've par
ticularv proud Of the American flag, for 1t was con
spicuous in many parts Of the room. FRANK FT"'u
addressed the children and Mrs. Proud gave them
talk full Of sensible advice, on The question OF lem
p.ranco The following children received prizes
Charlie, Lewis Joseph Crunla. Lewis Frank. Charles
l,ulcino. Josie Frank. william Velsor Kumll John
Fioroll Mary Parscn Sophie Meyer, Alice kimhall
Lizzie 10th. Frank Bendetta. Annie Alwa Vincent
Auleta. Pasqual Rocks. Esther Holmes Nc''"as
Croker. Annie Whittcnhcmcr, Lizzie Acciator" Mark
eaIvator and Tcssic Dacont. lee cream was served
10 the children 10y the Nizlah 'inl" OF NhE
Daughters connected with -. James, Methodist Fps
cOpal Church. in MadisonaNe. anu WIN '''
twenty-sevcnth-St.
Grammar school No. 20, I'm I.cnoX ave. and one
d-and thirty fourhst. va, thr"ne'd with pm
pill, and with their parents and friends. wh" were
pr, sent 10 witness the eighteenth annual commence
mont exercise, o. the male department Tuesday AZ
ternoon and evening. John Whalcn, chairman 81 The
Board Of school Trustees. presided, and on the plat
form with him were Adolph l.. sanger president 81
Tho Board Of Education; The Rev. James MllaId
Phiiput, and Trustees Antonio Rasin', L""'hu
Wormsor Robert +. steel and William /. SillllnS,,
and Inspectors George II. Toop, George F. Jackson
and Samuel sanders ~" saluiatory adhr'SS WAS
given hy Irving II. We'll and the valcdictory 10y
Dnnclas Nichol.on some excellent singing was done
hv the pupils some Of the most interesting being The
waltz song from Don QuXotc' and selections from D"
Ravens or.ras "1hc knickertocker,' and tn" Icnc-
ing Master
Ernest A. Ellison gave n whstlIng solo and otto
Meurer tr gave a cornot SOLO both Of which were
heartily applaudcd Rectaiions were given hy
rbon,,s Herbert smith, Arthur T. lIapSon, Rowland
/ wills, George : Mcidt and Herbert H. Charlton
Mr. sanger made an address 10 tho graduates ana was
heartily chcrrcd Tho marshal for To" class "i "'
was Charc, Il. Lloyd. and the class commiii"" con
sisted Of Walter J.. GarIiCucs. Joseph r t''i'-' ana
Clarence ogden The following boys received medals.
John J. ORerlv DOuGla- Nicholson David Il. RunY"n'
Howard G. Paige. :. PcT"pout Darling james ).
Eodcrick J. Macdonald. Paris H. f"W'r"y'
Anna 4. dunno. George j. kauheid, j. "''" h'''i'
Frank HAYES. william f. Wills, +. Jcnni" LLOYD
Charles schlatter. Anna j. Merry, Chester W. 'u''l
and Willis b. Willct,
An interesting programme was prepared for the
exercises OF Grammar school 80 - III
one hundred and siXth-st and Lexington ave. "''"
took place Thursday morning can"'i was snne
y Alice Lvnch Johanna Alexander. and the cmdi'h
Of the school, who joined In the choru'.
The graduating exercises Of Grammar school ~" 81
In Onchnndr, d and st., near 1hIAa''' ''N
place Tuesday afternoon. Michael j. MulPh''h an
dressed the graduates and the opening exercises were
by the Rev. DR.. !. L. Campbell. ffcH'r'h
Iodcwick Mosscr gave The salu'alory aHir''' am
Milton schcr the vacdictory. Many school trustees
If the Twelfth Ward on III" platform Win
the acting principal Of the school, Joseph ). 'a'''
The Wedding OF Miss Isabella \. PI-co and captain
John Bapii,c Chri,toIcl. IT,, formerly Of I'd" 1'H
Regiment, OF HroOklYh, look pl''c lHhr'uN '''''7
At the home Of the bride. 80. 227 West on"huniFd
and twenty sixth S. Miss Pasco r. the daughter q
ioutcnaut George +. pasco. Miss Florence Pa-co'
q, sister Of the bride, the maid Of honor ana
rautan william Fish the best man. The Key. /
Dr. IIotiome West Farms. Who married III" parents
# the bride twenty eight years ago. performed the
CEREMONY some OF those presen, wcr" Mr. ana Mr.
Hamilton Johnston and the Misses Johnston, Of Brook
vn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knapp, Samuel johnston |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Iasco. ""org" Johnston |
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Christoffcl and Miss Resale /
-hristofc.
The double wedding Of the Misses Adair and Lucy /.
Mooney to Andrew J. Shipman and the Rev Charles !
, Profit took place Wednesday at the home of the /
rides No. Is West One-hundr'd and twenty ninth-st
Bishop Henry G. Potter, assisted by the Rev. Arthur
Profit and the Rev. Dr. Charles D'N Hrugman |
porformed the ceremony Miss Edith Mooney,
tor or tho brides was the maid Of honor, and the
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