New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
GRAMMAR SCHOOL DAY VS. OYER.
PLEASING EXERCISES AT NO. 90.
cREp1rABLE WORK OF THE GIRLS DEPART
MrNT-INTEREsTING PROGRAMMES
AT OTHER PLACES.

NENT-INTERESTING PROGkAMMEs
AT OTHER PLACES.
In the large hall OF Grammar School No. %. ct
Amsterdam-ave. and Ninety -third-st.. which was
lavishly decorated with flags palms and MOWERS
the third graduation Of the girls department was
bcld Yesterday morning \ large number OF
friends were present. and the graduates acquitted
themselves most creditaby. Following an an
them and Bible reading by the Rev. J. A. Fran
els the salutatory was delivered by MISS LARA
Raftery Miss Grace Wilson sang 500 IN d
pleasng manner. and then came recitation by
scven Of the pupils mosaics by the graduates ana
a doll drill and lullaby, which were extreIney
amusing Following other rotations ana m"s'Cai
selections. AN excellent recitation was given oy
Miss Ellen Langdon. which deserved the nearly
/ apulause that II received The class prophecy was
delivered in a most prophetic manner by MISS
Esther Ayers.
4 ninuet drill with motive gestures by Miss
Theresa Schwab and selected pupils. showed care
ful preparation and was most pleasing Miss Eiha
Harwood was vaedictorian and delivered the az
dress Recitations and solos were also given ny
the Misses Iizzie Gallagher Anna Scanlon, Len
ME Renther Josie Ottman. Amy Shand Corinne
Woerstcin Lea Gerhardt. Esther Ayers ana
. Emma Roth Addresses to the graduates were
given by Commissioner Emile Bene'ilie ana
| superintcndent John Jasper; presentation OF
1iplomas was made and medals were distributed
as follows stillings medal for best examination
for admission to college, 70 Elna HarWood;
Catalan medal-second-class rank-to Clara
Raftery; principals medal-second college rank
/ to Esther A. Ayers. The class ode by the gradu-
otes was followed by the closing hymn by the
! school. The graduates were:
p.,e.r woou.croft Ayers Helen Louise Bailey. The
/ res, T. Beck Mabel Fsances cooper. Emily Frances
Dun Isabella : dunbar. Florence A Handy Eln' H'r-
wood Helen IIoidesheruer. MAY Henry Maud NJ is'rs
Lizzie Heating Ellen IanEd'n Mary Iange. Ella 10
-, teYt. Sarah Hazel M-Cuhbin. Mary Belle Mac
Donald Lille McGynn. Adele Ma'cock. Joanna T. L
= Meagher. Harriet ". Newman. sadie L"ur'he ia'he'
Anna l. Peit,e Efie Janet rhyfe. Martha Phyfe cara
r,rerv Emma Elizabeth Roth. Martina Noeme Rou>sei'
Anna NJ scanlon. Madeline shTady. VIDA Kellogg smith
por.,hra A. Won Bremen. Mare l.. Won Fode' Pauline
cotnartne woack. Grace Elizabeth Wilson. Corinne
| Woierstein.
BOY GRADUATES OF no. s.
The eighth annual commencement Of the boys
department OF Grammar school No. g. al Sew
e,tle,hst and First-ave.. held yesterdav morn
,rr Tho large hall was crowded with people, who
seoned 10 appreciate the excellence Of the pro-
! gramme given. The salutatory was delivered by
Martin A. Kennedy and was followed by musical
! selections and rotations An amusing selecuoh
| called The Crlckets' was well gwen ana the
| music OK the 'crickets" was exceedingly natural
This was followed by the valedctory address. which
u,s delivered by Charles Baumgarten. who stood
IN the centre OF the hall, with the remaining ht'y-
one era iuates In a semlcrce. Each graduate wore
white boutonuiere and presented manly appear
ance. the graduating song the CLASS We
addressed by Commissioner Joseph y. Goulden In
spector sanders awarded medals and prizes as TO-
lows:
The Simmons gold medal. to Charles Baumgarten
certificates OF equal merit. to August G. Rausch
George Ehlert and Albert Hclnze; the Hornthal
silver medal TO Edward Muse: the principals gold
medal 10 Emile Nyltray; certificates OF equal
merit 10 Daniel Nandam. Julius l." Janover CAR
e. Zotenberg Robert Goodman. Samuel Reh Fran
els / McCovcrn Max NJ. Schellitzer and Cornelius
the composition prize, Louis kOsteiak; the col
lege medal. awarded 10 the pupil OF the nrst grau'
who passed the best eXaminat9h Tor a9inisslon .
the College OF the CITY OF New-York 10 Hans Oai
Hanson: the executive ability medal 70 Arthur W
Haas; the David Kaiser prize a silver wltch. WIZ
chain and guard. for best record IN arthinetitC; ~
Eugene sullivan and the Sanders prizes. con-lstni
Of thirteen handsome volumes. for best record II
scholarship to Harry Hecht. August Rausch
George Ehert Albert Heinze Harry Conn. Dame
Vandam, julius l.. Janover, Carl f.; Gutenberg
Robert Cochnar, Samuel Reh. Francis J. McGovern
Max Sche,lltzer and Cornelius Cagny Inc eN
ercises closed with p)stude by thr coiUr guar
Following is a list OF the class or "a;
Il Alperin O. Armand. y. Appel c. Baum6arten' +
Behr.ns A. Brnboum. NJ Botkowsky. J. Campe. j
Cohn W. Cowies D. Costume. J. Cumiskey, ID. DUFFY
f. C;oodsteln j. Goodman H. Gomprecht. A. Hanson
H. O. Hanson. H. iiecht. s Herzos O. Haupt. A. kaiNn
NJ Kennedy w. Kowalsky L. Kurepkat. c. Landauer
J. McManus. T. Mcintyre. S. Marx. l.. Matthews p
Meagher. A. Nathan. r. Norris. G OFT. w Pelican J.
pincu. r. Podolak F. Provost. NJ Ros-nbleuth s. Salo
mon j. schefck. A. schwab. q. Schweg' l. spem"n
I stern w Tauslck n. Taylor NJ. Thoma, c. Truxa
| - Walsh 8 Wertheimer and Harry Spouen.
A SMALL CLASS OF GIRLS AT NO. l.
The closing exercises OF the female department
Of Grammar School No /. at No 30 Vandewater
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