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


school gave evidence Of the good work
done by the teachers. The following uro-
grammes We're rendered by the higher
grades:
Song. When the Morn With Rosy Light.
Recitation the Purest Pearl. Rebecca
Wright; Reading, Bret Harte's Love Story.
Lizzie Cmerman; recitation. The Charge
of the Light Brigade, Frank McIntire; in
strumcntal music; The Amitori Waltz.
Annie Oelens, recitation, Dot Schmal
Leetle Baby Wolfe NNiiensly: recitation.
My Bread on the Waters. Belle Sack, Song.
how Lovely Are the Woods; recitation.
Entertaining Big Sisters Beau. Annie
henken; music, Dance of the Lilies, Lii
he Heller; dialogue, The Dress Reform
convention, LeOhlO Shave, May Mallard.
Lizzie Omerman, DECIDE Whiteside Bessie
Stothart, Annie Oetiens, -Rebecca Wright.
Adele Ehlers, Helen Binswanger Belle
sack recitation, The Widow Spriggins'
Daughter, Tat Sheftall; song, Laughing
ana singing; recitation, Aunt Jemima's
COurtship, Lizzie Onerman. music, The
Shepherds Evening Song. Walter Norton;
recitation, Asleep at the Switch. LeohlO
Snavei recitation, Poor Little Blossom,
Lizzie Oherman; The Bugle Sons;
dialogue, Courtship Under Difficulty,
Lizzie Offerman, Fred RuWe, Descomb
Wells; recitation, The Ride of Jennie Nc
Neil, May Mallard: dance, Little Carrie
Binswanger. Hortense Stern: recitation,
Cripple Ben, Helen Binswanger; song,
Youth; recitation, The BOwery Girl, Lite
tie Gladys Fish: music, The Lark and
Nightingale Leohlo Shave; dumb bell
drill, by %ss; spring song, music The
March OF The Sharp Shooters, May Nal
lard; dialogue, Keeping Bad Company,
Lee Roy LOvenstein, Frank McIntire, Tat
Sheftall. Descomb Wells: Walter Norton
policeman; recitation. Biddy's Troubles,
Evan Basche; recitation, The Plea OF the
Red Indians, Walter Norton.
Recitation. Foolish Little Maiden, Hoc-
tense Stern; reading, Selection from Mar
mion, l.. Heyman; recitation, Retort,
Courteous. l. Joel. song, Come May, Thou
Lovely Lingerer; reading, Bob Crutchit's
Christmas Dinner a. Gibbons; recitation,
The Old Mans Advice Saul Baunt; read
ing, Rena Falligant, The Death of Jasper:
recitation, Auction Extraordinary. Minnie
Griner; reading The Story of Some Bells,
l.. Joel; song, Never Say Fail; recitation,
The Frenchman'S Flea Powder L. Hey
man; reading. The Pine Tree Shillings;
recitation, If / Were You, Daisette
Brewer; recitation, The Polish Boy, Nor
ma Eckstein.
Let Us Gladly Sing; recitation. An Or
der for a Picture, Fannie Carter; reel
taton, Entertaining Big Sisters Beau,
Miriam Elsinger; Merrily, Merrily, on,
Rejocel Rejoice! Summer is Herel Anna
Bridges; speech, Washington, Simon Ca
zan; dialogue, Boy on Mental Arithme-
tic: teacher, Florie Morgan; pupil Char
lie Stanton; Wildwood Flowers; recita-
ton, The Golfers Child, Annie Werner;
recitation, The Musical Box, Mary Heldti
recitatiOn,A Lesson and Dream, Edna
Lilienthal; May Comes Laughing Ger
the Plain: reading, by class, Two Little
Feet: Slumber Song. class, reading, Long
fellows Psalm of Life, class; Tripping
Together; speech, Carving a Name, Hog-
ers starr: speech What is Home Without
Hairpln2 Charlie Stanton; recitation,
The Masterpiece, Marie Starbuck; reel
Mackie; recitation, Come Away, Elves, or
Water Lilies Sarah WIlens-
Ky; recitation. Miss June's Pros
pectus. Annie Corners; speech, Dis
cipiine, or The Sculptor, Willie Broom;
speech, Bette and The Bear. Johnnie Re
barer; recitation. Guilty or Not Guilty
Daisy Hilburn; Beautiful Grandmamma.
Louise Falligant; speech, The Owls on a
Frolic, Martin Seller; Swiss Herdsman s
Song; Evening Prayer at School. Essie
Walls; dialogue, Curing a Bad Habit OF
Using Slang, Mrs. Hardy, Marie Starbuck;
Mr.. Hardy, Willie Broom; Ida,
the daughter, Fannie Carter; Charles
and Sam. sons, Johnnie Rebarer; Charlie
Stanton; vacation song.
At Chatham School No. , a very inter
esting programme was rendered. Ihe
sixth and seventh grades were combined
room, under the direction Of the principal,
Mr.. w. $. Wilson, and Mrs. BraceWel
who shared with the principal the credit
for the excellent programme.
The following is the programme of eXer-
cises in this room: Song. To the Fore
by the GLASS; defamation, The Opening
Address. Master Rex White; recitation,
The Georgia Volunteer; dialogue, Ihe ART
Critic, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn and Anna
Pritchard: song, When The May is Bloom
ing, by the class; recitation, A FAINTER
Explains HIS Picture, MISS IAeUd w hllt-f .
The Fan drill: Misses Anna Pritchard,
Mamie Lang. Katie Morrison, Felie ray
Tor, Reba White, Jeanne Haines, C!inord
Munnerlyn, Carrie ana Eannle NE, MeldrIIn'
biche, and Annie Holverson; callsthenlcs;
dumb bells, Misses Mamie Lang, Mary
Hops, Reba White, Anna Pritchard, An
ME Sickel. clifford Munnerlyn,, Fannie
and Carrie Meldrim. Julia Labiche Fele
Taylor Jeanne Haines, Ethel Rickett, An
ma Holverson. Katie Morrison, Lille Daly'
AZ Tp~or IA \
sephine Oetjens and Reba White Masters
Lambert Coburn, Moultrie Lee, Willie
Fey, Drury Woods, Montague Boyd.
The fan drill was very PRETTY done,
and was deservedly applauded. Inc
dumb bell calisthenics by the young girls
in costume, with piano accompaniment,
Critic" by Misses Clifford Munnerlyn and
Anna. Pritchard. was very well done.
Master Rex Whites Opening Address"
was a great hit
Programmes were rendered Dy Ine OlueT
grades in their rooms.
AT the AIassie school some time was oc-
cupied with an interesting spelling con-
test Miss Ada Traub was the prize win
ner The singing was an especially good
feature at this school, and was much
praised by the visitors. The following
With Singing" Spring Song No. l. "Slum-
her Song" "Alpine Shepherd, y Good
Night" "The Farmers Boy" Spring
Song No. 2. Gather Roses
The following programme was rendered
in the principals room:
Bessie Richardson, A Fly'S Cogitation; ;
Johnny Harm, How Jimmy Tended the
Baby; Clara Keevil, John Jankin's Ser
mon: Edgar Fleetwood A Houseful Of
BOYS; Essie Norton, Pride of Battery Il. /;
Percy Myers, A Dressed Turkey; Macon
Rees, MaTy's Lamb With Variations /;
Ernest Chandler, Old Ironsides.
Miss Edith Robinson distinguished he--
self by her fine recitation of Old Picket
Hill.
grades also. On account of time lost by
Interruptions during the yeaD Principal
Way had decided to omit the public exhi-
bition, but changed his mind and display
ed an ability to get up good exhibition
on short notice.
At St Patricks school the programme
of exercises as outlined in yesterday
Morning News was rendered. The whole
out. Principal Arthur J. O'Hara was
very successful in achieving dra-
matte effects which were much en-
iOyed by the large number of visitors. The
assembly of the school on the square was
q most pleasing feature and was witnessed
by President Mercer and Superintendent
Baker together with hundreds of friends
of the school. Cheers were given by the
children for the school officials, their pa
rents and friends and the school They
then marched into the school, headed by
the flag corps bearing the national flag,
while Hail Columbia" and The Star
GDangled Banner were rendered in sue