The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-25
saKlEs PONDER
SOME YOUTHFUL VOICES.
But They Made Good Music for
Large Audience.


But They Made Good Music for
Large Audience.
The friends Of the public schools. and
those interested in the children who at
tend them, turned out en- masse last night
at the Masonic Temple 10 hear the concert
given by the children of the grammar
grades The concert was given under
the direction Of Mrs. NJ L. Silva, the
teacher Of music in the public schools
and Mrs. Harrison was the accompanist-
The rendition Of the different parts was
excellent in every particular. The youth
ful voices were heard TO a great advan-
tage. and gave evidence Of much progress
on the part Of the children. under good
training. The concert was short one,
on account Of the fact that so many small
children had to take part in it, and at the
conclusion Of the programme several OF
the numbers which mad elected loud APP
piause were repeated. There were fuzzy
80 people present.
The proceeds from the entertainment
are to be devoted to a musical fund that
is 10 be established for the beneht OF
the public schools, an object which eV1 ry
one VIII agree is a worthy and useful
one. The following programme was well
rendered.
Woodland Voices-Vocal Ninuet. Rich
ards. Chorus by the seventh, sixth, NTH
and fourth grades.
Kindergarten Songs-(a)The Little Squir-
rel O)The Pigs, Poulsshon, third grades.
Time gs-(abDouble. (bTripie,
Bridges; seventh. sixth, fifth and fourth
grades.
kindergarten Songs-Ca)Ban for Baby,
blSanta Claus (OHen and Chickens,
Poulsshon; second and first grades.
Nouth-Nocal waltz, Richards; seventh,
sixth fifth and fourth grades
Motion Song-The ola Clock, Moffat;
fourth grades
Time Songs-(a)Q uadruple. COcompound
double, Bridges seventh, sixth, fifth and
fourth grades.
Kindergarten Song-The Little Plant,
Poulsshon; third grades.
Heigh-o-Hey-Noca Polka, Richards
seventh, sixth, fifth and fourth grades.
The programme was exceliently arranged
from first to last. and contained some
interesting novelties in the way of vocal
music. Among these We're the vocal min
net, waltz and polka, which were very
sweetly sung and the time songs. which
have just been published by Bridges,
their author. and this is the first time
they have been heard in this part Of the
country
As viii be seen from the programme.
children selected from the first, second
third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
grades Of the public schools took part
in the programme. There were twenty
five to fifty children in each number, and
in all there were about i75 children who
took part The children by grades who
took part in the exercises are as follows.
Stella Kennedy, Georgia Abrahams, John
Haar, Annie Adams, Lathrop Jackson
Mamie Schaaf Stella McGreal, Dan Dug
gan, Nellie Scott Alexander Carswell.
Marian Daniels Cecil Rabey, Isabel
Vaughn, Willie Shuptrine Willie Cor
coran Harry Shuptine Stella Helmken
Joseph Hoffman, Viola Masters, Maggie
Story, Marian Wenz, Lollie Russell. Ma
mie kalof, Estelle Sheftall Leroy Shelf
tall Sadie Counts, Catherine Whelock
Sadie Hoffman, George Mccain, Grace
Goodman Edward Keic.-, Eva White
Florence McAuhlf. Grace Schaefer Roth
Greward, Eva Mahon, Warren White,
Hazel Dryfus. Lucy f. Stern Anna Belle
Adams, Ella Cherry, Mary Katzoff. Mar
gle Brannan. While Low Tapton. Lottie
I Bussey, Estelle Warnock. Grace Good
win, and Christina Scott.
From the third grades Emma Mehan,
Emmett Robinson. Bertha Story, Clar-
ence Cronk Nirgie Wenz, Robbie West
colt Addie Kennedy, John Ryan. May
Spann, John Kelley, Lucy Tarver. Jim
mic Pollard, Stella Hohenstein Willie
Pemble, Edith Sanders, John Kelly. Lill-
ian Monroe, Bobby Wells. Helen Wenz
Bobby Jeram Edith Marshall, Willie
Sullivan, Jennie NrCallum, Norma O'Con-
nor Haldeman Finney, Anna Helmken
and Byron Smith.
From the fourth grades: Mary Bryan
Katie NJ Credmond, Abbie Beckett, Nina
Banks. Mary Myers, Jessie Gnann, Ma
rian Manner Rosetta Walsh. Meta West
colt Alma Share, May Rowe Emmie
Nell, Efhe Siday, Sadie Gallagher, Joseph
inc Seeman, Maggie Reynolds. Aggie Nc
Grath, Freddie Crawford. John Murphy
Gerard Haynes, Alice Dougan, Addie
Amram, Charlie Seeman, and Mary Vim
cent.
Those from the seventh, sixth. and
fifth grades are as follows: Reba White
JEANNE Haynes, Mabel Gibbons, Clifford
Munnerlyn. Edna Weeks, Bertha Am
ram, Hortense Mulligan, FeHe Taylor
Annie Sickle, Katie Morrison, Carrie
Mallard, Lula Wohanka Rena
Falligant, Louise Falligant Lill-
ian Fowler Maggie Behr, Georgia
Ryan, Mary McPhelan, Virginia Halngan.
Annie Corbett, Louise Seeman, Maggie
Duggan. Helen Burger, Stella Kiley Ma
mic McAunne. Theresa Cooke, Maggie
Rahilly. Annie O'Brien. Emily Atwm
Lizzie Pate, Nellie Mulligan, Katie Walsh,
Ida Barnweu, Florrie Fulton, Daisy Shu-
mate, Lizzie Reynolds. Viola Englerth,
Bessie Lingg, Stella Masters, Virginia
Rice, Efhe Chandler Irene Crosby, Meta
Fretwell. Mile Silverheld Irene Shivers.
Beulah Silverheld, Loneva Kruger. Mar
tina LaFitte, Emma Rabey, Zaidee Cohen.
Clyde Schumann. Gertrude Sanders, Les
sic Christie, Alice Richardson, Eva Story.
Carl Schaeffer, Frank Rustin, Harry
Brown, Elmo Weeks. Julius Dupont. vii
lie Brown. Robert McPhelan, Julian Ho-
henstein, Henry Roche, James Quinn, Dan
AIcCarty, and Herbert Corbett.