The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-07-06

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1ilenuce1nent exercises ofs ST.. ohn's acad-
envy at the opera house last nightsswere
Witnessed by q large aud iehce who were
rewarded for heir presence blythe merits
of the entert ainne It, says the James
town, NJ d, Alert, Of June 288th. The
yearly efforts Of the sisters Of this school,
to show the advantages of the course 0f
inatru ton given there have become
syrionymns aof success. The patience
and care in training ch dren and the
benefits the pupils Oh all school ages
have received at this schoQl were never
mere g. apparent than the sexerciss of last
night showed The teachers and scholars
alike are to- be congratula lated on their ef-
forts. 5 Ss5
The program was anovel one and pre-
pared especially Ito enlist attention.
Many Of the selections afford ed as much
enjoyment as the, work Of professionals.
The program 4 opened with q vocal
chorus, Y. lark! the Hunters Merry
Horn. BY the menu ers u of the school
massed III a bank Of youthful grace and
freshness in front of the footIigh It's.
Two individual performers followed ~
Miss fIahscpmb ina recitation and Miss
e. Burk, ii i piano SOLO, both well
rendered. An amusing little coloquy
entitled ION q strike was given next, a
nunibea. Of bri ght little girls voicing their
opinions 81 various school and other
matters III brisk way that pleased the
audience. The ,imstrum mental music In
Eeluded selections on the violin. guitar,
banjo. tambor4ne. castinets ana tri-
angles In addition to the piano. One OF
these numbers was a polka. encored.
given on the piano. violin, banjo and
guitar by the Misses j. Smith, G. Bald
win. M. Curry and q. Crowley. Another
Wall rendered q instrumental selection
was q Strauss waltz. ..The village swal-
lows Of Austria piano, Misses IA, Ray
and K. Burke: tam borines, e, Spurling.
3. Hughes. q. Lieber. w. Dalliar. A,
Spangler a. Bertel: cvmbalettts. j., Ma
son. b. Nuetzel and S. Hayes; cast anets.
q. baldwin and j. Smith: nightingales,
r. Ke1hn ana II. MEG ormack;; triangle,
P. C4oyet, This was q musical novelty
that delighted everyone. .4s
little Jotfn Ohrner. whose recitations
here have made him a fayorite. gave q
n,nl:s,int and shappy description, of q ..Fly's
and was ro,pnflly applaud
efls ~ -. sE1s .s.. a. a. n
THE Misses Ri11 Eline and R,,rke an
violins and Miss Josie smiths niano.
rave parrelli's .Tnhilee March it fine
sfvle Master willie Hayes smoke With
fnrce and snirit and 81 q clear voice 3
selection entitled "The Brlcklayers ]"
One az the Hest things az the evening
was Miss Josie Smiths solo. nWho,s At
nv Windowp,, She was comnelled to re-
snond 70 an encore .15 ssl.
X Bright little Mary Portz told abo,1t
her "Aunt Marfa'g ways,' il am naffect-
al and easy manner and was lo11dly u.
called for her int ligent and pleasing ef-
fort. 4 muster drill ~ Twelve Young
Girls in white with silver el q .walnds added
variety to the nrogranl at this noint.
Miss Burke showed skill in her. violin
solo. while Masters Willie Dallair and
Gerard Lieber PLAYED a piano duet that
gave Til en- m a recall, the youngsters doing
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