The record-union., 1894-05-30
PUPILS RESPECT MEMORIAL DAY.
Exercises Held Yesterday in Some of
the Schools.
Remarks Made by Grand Army Yeter-
ans-InterestinG Programmes
Rendered.

eral of the city schools yesterday, ana
were largely attended by parents and
others. The Grand Army Posts, the two
Relief Corps and Ladies OF the Grand
Army visited Sutter Grammar School
and the primary school at Sixteenth and
n streets, and listened to the exercises.
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
There was fine programme. as follows:
Piano solo, Miss De Maranville; essay,
.sNameless Heroes" II. Bradford; recita-
ton, mo Flowers On Papa's Grave"
Miss Perry; violin solo. Melodies in +"
r. Lavenson; essay, Decoration Day."
Miss Fleming; recitation, San Incident
in French Camp" Miss Spelman; song
by the middle class octet; essay, 1.-The
Boyhood of Lincoln" John Gore; recita-
ton, Hancock at Gettysburg" Miss
Renwick; trio, Miss Wilsey, S. Heilbron
and Charles Stickney; essay, "Are Girls
Patriotic?" Miss Cronkite; essay. Are
Boys Patriotic?" Robert Waring; piano
solo, "Song Without Words" Miss Will
Jams; essay, lizard Times," Eugene
Welty; song, Soldiers Farewell" Glee
Club; America" by the school.
SUFFER- GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
At the Sutter Grammar School, Julian
w. Johnson, Principal, the room was
crowded by the gentlemen and ladies of
the Grand Army organization and large
number of parents and others The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Song, "Our Braves" school; recitation,
Decoration Day." William Seitz; piano
duet, Misses Robin and Johnson; dia-
logue "Roll Call of Heroes" ninth grade
boys; song, .'God Bless Our State"
school: recitation. 1.-THE Whistling Regi-
ment,n Emma Shinkle; piano duet,
ts-l Glaxy-
vocal solo, "Cone with the Flowers"
Anna Thompson; dialogue, "Our Coun-
try's Wealth." ninth grade girls; song.
Columbia" school; dialogue, "Flower
Offering," ninth grade girls; song, SOL
diers' Memorial, y school; duet. piano and
banjo, Misses Thompson and Robin;
song, "Flag of the t'ree,' school; flag
salutation, school; song America"
school.
The participants acquitted themselves
more than creditably and showed the care
the teachers had bestowed upon their
work.
JEFFERSON PRIMARY.
Exercises were also held at the Jeffer-
son Primary School, Miss Jeannie Govan,
Principal Remarks were made by City
Superintendent Erlewine and w. b.
Maydwell, Adjutant of Sumner Post, g.
a. r.
The latter addressed the children on
part they were expected TO take in its OBJ
servance.
The room in which the exercises took
place was tastefully decorated with flags
and flowers, the latter brought by the
children. The programme was as fol-
lows:
March; song Bring Your Choicest
Flowers" school; "Origin OF Decoration
Day." Florence Weiger: Memory Gems
and Salutation of the Flag" fifth grade
boys; piano solo, "Burish Kondo." Albert
Elkus; recitation, "The Flower OF Lib
erty." Thomas OConnor; dialogue,
'Grandma's Story" Emily Berger. Ma
bel Marsh and Barbara Small; song. "Our
Heroes" school; recitation, The Dandy
Fiftb," GeneVieve Thompson; selections
by the fourth grade boys; song, "Coluln-
bia, the Gem of the Ocean,; recitation,
"Rurrah for the Flag" Doretha Chapman;
recitation, Thomas Murray; song, bat
tie Cry of Freedom; dialogue. '.Flower
Lore; song, 'Tentng To-Night":
definition of Patriotism" second grade;
recitation, 1.-The American Flag Eddie
Morris; hymn, Nearer, My God, to
Thee; 'Drape the Old Flag in Crepe"
and Statue and Liberty' tby request),
Grant Covell; recitations by Harry Con-
nor, Beulah Bassett and Blanche Lund.
CAPITAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
At the Capital Grammar School, Joseph
w. Johnson principal, the following ex-
orcises were held: Piano duet, Mill in
The Forest" Helen Weinstock and Edith
Lynn; composition, Memorial Day."
George King: 'The Nation's Dead"
State." school; "Our Heros Crave"
Alice Bohrer, Laura Brown, Elizabeth
Meyer, Katie Carol, Hattie Pike and
Louise Consiglieri 'The Brave at
iIome," Sadie Larry; 'In Memoriam,u
Glilades Leiva; trio, cornets and piano.
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Charles Sawtelle and Gertie Tappan;
''rhe Cumberland" May Dittmar;
Memorial Day." Florence McLennan:
song, "Our Flag's There" school; Two
Soldiers at Gettysburg" Meyer Herr
mann; Black, Blue and Gray" Carrie
Schmitt; ''0ur Soldiers" Blanche Hand;
General Logan's Address to the q. a.
r." Albert Hutchinson; song, "Soldiers'
Graves" school; piano solo, MAY
Breezes," Alfred Joy.
WASHINGTON PRIMARY.
The following memorial exercises were
held yesterday by the pupils of Washing
ton Primary School, Miss Mary Woods,
Principal:
Heading, "Origin of Memorial Dav.u
Loretta Dennison; Definition of Patriot
ism," frankie Arnold; Address in Re-
gard to Flowers Sent" Della Burgess;
recitation, ''The Flowers Clara Putney:
"klower Lore;'' six girls; ssSong for Dec
Grafton Day. school; recitation, THE
Children" Dora Truscott; recitation.
''The Soldier Boy" Roy Hillebrandt;
recitation. Memory Gelns,'' Clarence
Hilihouse; recitation, "Memory Gems.''
Bernie Drescher; Address 10 the Flag,''
Edward Groves; song, "Our Heroes.u
SCHOOL, recitation, "Our Heroes,n Maud
Megerle; recitation, Memory Gems"
Andrew Haskell, Walter Royal, Robbie
Causley; recitation, I'm Memory of the
Dead" Hazel Webb; recitation, IAN Ap-
peal for the Dead" Nellie Dwyer; recita-
tion, The Union Song" Winnie Rogers;
recitation, Memorial Day. Lottie
Washburne; recitation, "Child With
Flag" Mabel Adams; song, "Our Flag"
school.
UNGRADED SCHOOL, NO. ONE.
Following are the memorial exercises
of Ungraded School, No. l, O street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, S. NJ Jones'.
Principal: Song by school. mo More
the Bugle's Blast;" song by school.
'.Gamp Fires Burn;' reading by Oracle
Ross, 'iSutferings and Destiny OF the Pill
grims;" defamation, Charlie johnson,
Always Be Boy" song by the school.
Freedoms Home:' song by the school,
ssfenderly Calling;" defamation. Stella
Bird, 1.-The Little Beauty:" reading by
Leo Fletcher and Willie Ferguson,
abraham Lincoln:' defamation, John
Williams; defamation, Jessie Bird, 1.-The
Nervous Girl" song by school, ''Star-
Spangled Banner;n song by school, part
ing From Home;" defamation. Hazel