The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-26


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erson, Jr.; "Regulus to the Carthegians"
Sidney Ryals; "Anthony's Address. 3 4 II
Eurse; The Veterans of Bunker Hill"
=. v. Fleming; "Spartacus to the Gladia-
I89Is .i,a Cosmo r. Hardee: Two Fires"
There was a large number of visitors at
the barnard street school. The rooms were
Fetuly decorated and presented an at
The special feature of the day was the
vocal music of the 5th 9Th and 18th grades
assembled assem- i.gi IA The PRINCIPALS room. The
Bells and "Spring-time' We're well rem
dered; the last two were sung by the
festival chorus under DR. Palmer last
year. The charm of the music was much
enhanced by Mrs. SilVa's light and grace
fui accompaniment on the piano.
around the room We're specimens Of
craving by the pupils under Miss How
ARDS directions The maps drawn by the
9th grade and displayed on the principals
desk were particularly creditable.
The exercises in this room were under
The direction of Mrs. +. +. Cotchett. The
good discipline and the polite behavior of
the children were especially noticeable
Inc following programme was rendered
by the higher grades:
Recitation. Little Boys Troubles, Ar
thur Robinson; song, Return of Spring,
/
Frances Lax; recitation, Pussy's Glass,
Leah Schwarzbaum; duet, Tete Tete,
Daisy and Isabel King; recitation, That
BOY jim, Oracle Rice; recitation, Orders
by Telephone, Lucille Charlton music.
| The Hunters Horn, Lila Keiffer; recita-
ton, The Country Girl, Gladys Birnbaum;
music, duet, Louise and Minnie Lubs;
recitation, A Trick. Davie Ross; rectal
ton, The Tables Virginia Allen, song,
slumber Song, school. music, Thoughts
Al Eve, Florrie Moffat; recitation, The
Polish boy Lottie Keuar; music, Angelus
revere, Nellie Coney; recitation, Jem-
mas Gourtship, Willie Johnson; song.
some Folks, school; recitation, A Queer
Boy, Gustave Robertson; duet, violin and
either. Isl and Harold Prayer; music. Song
of the Birds, Meta Fretwell; recitation.
Ibeology IN the Quarters, frankie Gray
son; song, Moonlight sail, school; recita-
ton, Marco Bozzaris, Walker Rivers;
Duet, violin and piano, Josie Harms and
plant, Henry Solomon; recitation The
Christening, Carrie Nichols; music, Silver
stars, Annie Schroeder; recitation, Jes
recitation, Sayings of a Naughty Little
Girl, Katie Dreese; duet. violin and piano,
Spring. Frank Cooper and Meta Fretwell;
recitation, Is ii Anybody's Business? John
Elton; recitation, A Confederate Note,
Lula TWiggs; song, Boating Song, school;
recitation, The Little Outcasts Plea Val
erie stern; recitation, l Haven't Any
Piece, Samuel Allen; music, Grand Polka
de concert, Carrie Nichols; recitation,
That Hired Girl Willie Metzger; recita-
Ginning Bells of Long Ago, Louise EV-
ans, Mile SilVerheld, Lottie Kellar,
Florrie Moffat and Susie Ride, with violin
and piano accompaniment, f. Cooper and
M. Fretwell; recitation, Jerry, Rita Falk;
recitation, What the Lord High Chan
cellor Said, Carl Stern; song, Up in a
Tree, school; recitation, Charge of the
Light Brigade, Nat Bedford; recitation,
Miss Edith Helps Things Along, Miriam
Herman; song, Those Evening Bells
school; recitation, How Girls Study. Sid
ney Levy; music, Bessie Bruner; recita-
ton, Rock of Ages, Louise Evans; song,
Tripping Together, school; recitation, The
Life Boat, Mile Silverfield; song, Gaily
Sing (waltz song), school; recitation, She
Cut His Hair, Eddie Abrahams; song,
Springtime, school.
The recitations by Lula Twiggs, Sidney
Levy. Nat Bedford, Arthur Robinson and
Eddie Abrahams were particularly good.
The instrumental music by Misses Meta
Fretwell Carrie Nichols and Bessie Brun-
ner was highly praised.
Principal o Brien of the Cathedral
school had a large and interested crowd
of visitors. The small rooms were the
cause of considerable Inconvenience, bu,
the children acquitted themselves very
creditably. The following programme was
rendered by the three higher grades I'M
der the direction of the principal:
Song, My Country It's Of Thee; recita-
ton. Memorial Day. Stella Strous; Two
Ways of Spending the Fourth; M. Sol
lar, j. Brown, W. O'Hare, j. Barrett; pi-
ano Tripping Thro' the Meadow, Loretto
Mccarthy; song, Youth; recitation, Marco
Rhine, John Rourke; Trouble in the Choir,
Bessie Symons; The Curiosity, Dan Nc
earthly. John Carr Mary O'Keefe, Mary
Mary Rafferty,; song, The Brooklet; reel
taton, Song of Saratoga, Emily Atwill;
Fidelity, Loretto Mccarthy; God VIII
Make It Come Truo, Maggie Daley; April
Fool, Mary Farrell, Sadie Brown; piano,
Silver Stars, Annie Kehoe; song, Wood
land Voices; recitation, Wreck of
the Ocean Queen Hannah McCar-
fhrr
Scott and the Veteran, Tom Ray; The
School Mistress, Maria Cahill, Mike Ho-
gan, Florie Knox; Piano, Marie, Marie
Ray; Song, The Merry May; Recitation
Drifted Out to Sea, Maggie Rahilly; Loves
Sacrifice, Annie Keyes; The wounded
Soldiers, Mary Payne; Inc Lost knl1e'
Mary Pacetti; Piano, Summers Zephyrs
Leta Willard; Song, Spring; Recitation,
The Dying Soldiers, Mary Carney; PTlde
Of Battery b., Minnie Moran INC f1n-
gineer Michael Hogan Song, Vacation;
Hesitation, The Ride of Jennie McNeal.
Teresa Cooke; GRANDMA Illne' r224 aIdn
HAYES. Guilty or Not Guilty Katie Dillon;
The Factory Girls Wall, Nellie Brown;
The Boys in Blue are Turning Cray
Frank Mccarthy: The Old surgeon ;
Story, Addie Cooke; piano, Whisperings
of Love. Leonore Dell; recitation, The
Lighthouse Lamp, Florence Knox; VII
lies Prayer. Nettie Christian; Inc rem
pest Josie Waters; The Old Man Goes to
School. Peter McGrath; Somebody's
Mother, Mirah Gearon; piano, IL TroYa-
tore, Stella Gallaher.
The recitations by Marie Ray, iloretla
mccarthy. Annie O'Brien, Maggie RAJ
billy and John Rourke were worthy OF
special mention. Memorial Day, Dy
Stella Stroug. was especially appropriate
ana was well rendered and furnished Col
Mercer the topic for his address al the
school.
The exercises closed with a debate on
the subject, Are Intoxicating Liquors
Necessary for People IN fiealtnF FRANK
Willard was chairman, ana nc degate
was participated IN BY j. Walsh, l>odie
Barrett and Joseph Dillon Tor TIE aiiirmaS
tive and Mike McCabe, John DMFeF ana
Robert Rinn for the negative. iNe little
fellows acquitted themselves cFedli at,iy ~
debatora The decision ~ me CHAIRMAN
Was that Intoxicating AGuvie are hpt
necessary for people M health,
Al Chatham school 10. = Col =. ~
Spencer principal, The exhibitions eouelft-
~ VI dfaiaAIas, defamation ana fefiia-
tons dumb bell drill ana music ana Wae
sueeofafDi throughout The fcftiert ~
Nrf srarkz ae DiauQ lreDmpanltt fenffi
hufad much ~ Use success ~ fhf ihf