The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-06
The Massie School.

The Massie school yesterday was i
scene of a profusion of floral decorations,
merry. smiling children, in their bright
eet attire, and proud fathers, mothers and
admirers of the children who participated
IN the exercises that were among the most
beautiful and successful of the day.
IrnstairS one of the gOurth and the fifth,
s;yth and seventh grades were combined
IN order TO facilitate the rendition of the
I,roorammes of these classes. The work
vas in charge of Prof. j. E. Way, prin-
cinal. and was well carried out in every
narticIIIar. The following excellent pro-
rramme of songs and recitations was
Tendered by these classes: Prayer, by
Rebecca FRY: Easter Eggs, - by Addie
Cuerard: "A Tale of the Tropics by
Sadie Workman; Poets Dream, d" instru-
mental. by Marie Fry; "A Little Girls
Soliloquy," by Sadie Sternberg; "a
Brindie Dog" by Marion Zittroucr;
0Violin duet" by Max <Ohler and Sligo
Morrh; "A Second Trial" by Marion
Cooper: 'Tantalus Texas" by Clara
KeeviI; The Ramble," song, by
the fifth grade; ''Nellie's Last
Prayer" by Bessie Bennett;
1Dcar Little Goose" by Fannie Harmon;
"Vacation," song, fourth, sixth and
seventh grades: THE First Tea Party,
bv Sallie Harris; The Old Maid
Prayer" by Bessie Wcnz; The Sleigh
Ride" instrumental, by Rosa Berry;
"Naming the Baby by Ruth Cox; The
Lost Herr by Clare bowman; The
Maiden's Prayer, " instrumental, by Birdie
joyce; johnny Sands by Nina Hatch;
"Jer,.y. - by Norma Finstein; John May
uard. " by Edith West; Bonnie Blue
Flag" instrumental, by Ada Hernandez;
The Lion and the Mousse" by Beba
Mavromat; "Grandfather's Chair" by
Robbie Schirm; "Slumber Song, fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh grades; The
Her Name" by Ada Traub; Duet,
Kiss Waltz" Annie Suffer and Birdie
Joyce, Brave Lite Maid, by Bessie
Lngg: Green Mountain Justice Rosa
Berry; Some Folks, sOnE, sixth and
seventh grades: "Edith Helps Things
Along " Birdie Muhlberg; Rosy light"
song by the fifth grade; Letting the
Old Cat Die Claudia Harriss; when /
Was Young" Arthur Lucas; When You
and Were Young, Maggie, Clara Keevil,
Birdie joyce, Ada Traub, Annie Sulter;
Baby in Church" by Annie Sulter;
"Au Revoir," by Ethel Lawton The
Brides Ball, song by the fourth grade;
Poor Little Blossom Lucille Ledlie;
The Students Song" by the sixth and
seventh grades; Joan of Arc" Emma
StrObhar; THE Sleigh Song, - fifth grade;
"Old ST Pilots the 'Possum Hunt
Dwelle; duet, Jolly Brothers Galop," by
Helen Epstein and Bessie Lilienthal;
"Biddie's Trials Among the Yankees,
Alice Chaldler; Theology in Quarters,
BERTHE Woodberry; THE Lord S Prayer"
by fourth fifth sixth and seventh grades.
The other fourth grade and the first,
second and third grades were combined
in the rooms downstairs, and many in
teresting and amusing selections were
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pating The Lords Prayer" by all;
"Awaking Song by four classes; Lost
Tommy" first grade, Clara Wienges;
1.-Two Little Stockings fourth grade
Maggie Thompson; |If | We're You. s"
second grade, Hazel Haas; Song, Little
Children Can do Something first grade :
THE Little Boys That Looked Alike, -
Malcolm Bell. first grade recitation
from second grade by Willie Dawson /;
by Leslie Floyd; The Puzzled Dutch
man. fourth grade, by Frank Cooper
Song, The First Music Lesson by the
first grade; "Reyerie in Church. 80 fourth
grade, by Minnie Leopold; ''The Day
That Never Came third grade, by
Annie MuHgin 1.-THE Two Helpers y sec
ond grade, by Rita Gutman; Naughty
Patty first grade, by Lula Grady !;
"BrsklY Work. song by all; Mud
Pies, second grade, by Addie Englerth A:
"A Sollum Fac, " fourth grade, by Harry
Rahuer; ~ Notifying Mistake" first
grade, by Zipprah Mendes; Song, Rock
a-by' lullaby by fourth grade, Rccita-
ton, second grade, by,Rebecca Workman !:
The Dolls Show, fourth grade; Song,
Once There Was a Little Kitty" first
grade; "Slumber," song by third grade ;
and recitation, "1he Minuet,7 by Rita
Roth, which was CXccllCntly rendered
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