Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-22
School Commenceme nts.

An interesting and delightful entertain
ment was held at the Great Falls schoo
house on the 18th instant under the auspice,
OF the popular and efficient teacher, Mis-
Elizabeth Eagle. Never on such an occasion
was there such appreciation manifested as
there was by the spectators, who, through.
out the entire programme, maintained the
most perfect order. The music on this &C.
casion was conducted by Prof. Spahr The
well selected programme was as follows
Happy Greeting, by the school; Tableau
Our School, by the school Recitation, A
Little Boys Speech, Ernest Fisher; Motion
Song, by five little girls; Recitation, Long
Ago, Jennie Jenkins Recitation, I'm Sweet
If l Am Boy, Percy Fisher; Dialogue, To
Be Happy We Must be Good, Ida Fisher
Katie Jenkins and Ernest Fisher; Tableau
A Bit of Gossip, which created amusement
by Jennie Jenkins and Maude Fisher; Reel.
tation, About Books, Thomas Fisher; Dia.
logue, The Model Glass, by large number
of the school, was most excellently per.
formed; Tabeau, The Flower of the Fam.
lily, Eva Fisher; Recitation, Eva's Letter
Eva Fisher; Music, by the school; Recita.
ton, Independence Bell, Ensign Case, was
greatly enjoyed by all; Tableau, The Part
ing of Ruth and Noemi, Viola Higgins, Ella
Fisher and Emma Dove; Recitation by Miss
Callahan, which was very much enjoyed
Fableau, Coming Thro' the Rye, Stanley
Higgins and Louise Higgins; Recitation
Boys Rights, Stanley Higgins; Play, The
Journey of Life, by Viola Higgins as Pill
grim, Fanny Gray as Beauty, Maude Fisher
as Fame, Emma Dove as Wealth, who were
enticing her to destruction, and Ella Fisher
fair maiden in white, as Religion, who
rescued her by her sweet face and gentle
words, was beautifully performed; Music
by the school; Recitation, Nobody's Child
Viola Higgins; Tableau, Clinging to the
Cross, Ida Fisher; Recitation, The Little
Goose, Louise Higgins; Dialogue, The
Census Taker, Ella Fisher and Nathan
Dove, was one of the most comical features
of the evening Recitation, Selling the Baby,
Emma Dove; Tableau, Saving Smiths Life,
Samuel Dove, Arthur Hill, Viola Higgins,
Nathan Dove and Robert Garrett; Recita.
ton, Papa's Letter, Maude Fisher; Recita.
ton, AboveThe Skies, Ida Fisher and Louise
Higgins; Music, by the school; Dialogue,
The Music Scholars, Emma Dove, Ensign
Case and Ella Fisher; Play, Nebuchadnez-
Ear, by Robert Garrett, acting rs mule, and
Ensign Case, as negro, was performed so
comically as TO "bring down the house,"
Song, The Little GYPSY Girl, by Miss Maude
Eagle, dressed as gypsy, was beautiful rem
dered in a sweet, clear voice; Recitation,
The Polish Boy, by Miss Maude Eagle, who,
by her clear, distinct voice, was unanimously
encored, when she recited comical piece
entitled, Advertising for Beau, which was
hugely enjoyed by all; Play, The Gypsy's
Warning, by Miss Eagle as gypsy, warning
the maiden, Miss Elizabeth Eagle, not to
trust the dark eyed stranger, Willard Faw-
cett, was acted to perfection; Recitation,
Socrates Shocks, Ella Fisher; Song, Good
Bye, by the school, completed the exercises,
after which the guests adjourned to their
homes highly pleased. .....-.4
We will add that the young and talented
teacher has our sincere congratulations.
A GUEST.