The record-union., 1896-07-23
PUPILS WHO GO UP HIGHER.
They Earned Promotion by Their Work
in School.
Graduation Exercises To-Morrow-
Rolls of Honor the Chill
dren Will Prize.

their lists OF prOmotlohs Aof TIC S0oi'
which appear below
The schools win close tomorrow for
the summer vacation of two months
and in some of them there will be ad-
dresses delivered by members of the
Board of Education and the diplomas
distributed.
The clasS-day exercises of the Hlgh
School graduating class will be held at
1:45 O'Clock this afternoon in the AS
semblv Chamber at the State Capitol,
to which a limited number OF invita-
tions have been issued. In the evening
the class hop will be held in the same
place.
The commencement exercises of the
High School will be held in the Assem-
bly Chamber at 1:30 o'clock on Fri
day.
HARKNESS GRAMMAR.
Principal Joseph w. Johnson of the
Harkness Grammar School has issued
the programme of the closing exercises
there. which will begin at o'clock on
Friday morning. The diplomas to the
graduating class viii be distributed by
School Director Henry P. Brown.
The programme opens with song of
welcome, followed by a dialogue entit-
led, ''The Ugliest of Seven" The cast
of characters will be as follows:
Ernest Hellwald Robert Asher; Mr.
Ambrows, Arthur Brown; Ernestine,
Blanche Hand; Rosa, Leila Randall;
Elsie, Minnie Clayton; Gabrielle, Pearl
Didion: Amelia, Yarda Mattson; Dora,
Josie Bittancourt; Adelaide, Edith Camp
bell: Madame Moorpiltz, Mabel McCor-
mick; Madame Kunkle, May Jaqua;
Madame Monsetooth, May Dittmar;
Fritz, William Lyon; Carl, Earl FitZ-
gerald; Henry, Walter Feeny.
Next will come a piano solo, selec-
tions from Faust" rendered by Alice
White. Another dialogue, From Feu
dalism to Freedom will then be given
with the following cast:
School Girl Lillian Campbell; Goddess
of Sleep, Lillian Engle; Roland, August
Biewener; Hildegard, Anna Sheplar;
Carlo, John Miller; Marco Carl Neu-
bourg: Paulus, Frank Didion; John Ad
ans. Marcus P0litz; Columbus, Gus Eb-
81; John Smith, Horace Gardiner; Cabot,
Ellsworth Elworthy; Hudson, Willie
Willis; Drake, Albert Leitch; Priscilla,
Alma Heitman; Washington, Ebert
Edwards; Goddess of Liberty, Ida Boil
don
Maids of Honor, Blanche Williams.
Laura Gaschlin, Marion Frichette, Mol
lie Clark, Maude Russell, Nellie Cara
CHAR, Lizzie Kaufman.
trio, The Musical Box" will then
be rendered by Daisy Guthrie, Gertie
LOthhammer and Alice White A reci-
tation. AT School Close" will be given
by Hulda Nielsen
SUFFER- GRAMMAR
The exercises at the Sutter Grammar
School, J. W. Johnson, Principal, will be
held at 10 a. m. ON Friday. and will be
as follows:
Grand march, THE American Flag
Day" Grace Farnsworth; greeting song,
class; piano solo, Angels Serenade,"
Lisetta Bechtold; recitation, ''The
Lightning-Ro Dispenser" Eleanor
Harris; song, 'The Spring-Time of the
Soul" class; piano duet, I'll Corricolo, -
Josie Harris. Lena Buckman; dialogue
a Carnival of Sports"-Rep representatives
king Carnival, John OFT; tennis, Flea
nor Harris Lille Carpenter, Dean Lyon,
Walter Somrners; archery, Grace Farms
worth, George Conner; baseball,
catcher, Edwin Parker; pitcher, Stan
Mitchell: batter, Harry Eckhardt; foot
ball, Eleanor Harris, Henry Eckhardt;
croquet, Lena Buckman, Edna Scott,
Lisetta Bechtold. Annie Seitz; Josie
Harris, Pianist; piano trio, THE Musi-
cal Box" Edna Scott, Dean Lyon,
Grace Farnsworth; tennis drill, Grace
Farnsworth, pianist, Ethel Ryder Josie
Burdick, Edith Sfmons, Alice Plummer,
Emma Peck, Lizzie Calvert, Nellie
Burnside, Emma Meyer, Genevieve Ben
nett, Ethel Latson, Josie Harris. Clara
Graves; piano duet, lie Mardi AUX
r..
class history, Edith Simons; graduation
song, class; presentation of diplomas, P.
S. Driver; parting song, otis Hard to
Say Good-by," class.
SACRAMENTO GRAMMAR.
At the Sacramento Grammar School,
Annie E. Weeks, Principal, the exercises
viii begin at 9:30 a. m. on Friday. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Prayer, Rev. Henry N. Hoyt; song,
God Keep Our Country Free Ever
more," graduating class; salutatory,
Anna Morrison; piano duet, Indian
Mail Galop," Mamie Erlewine and Ola
Hills; defamation, "On, Sail On,
Charles Moore; chorus, The Swallows s
Farewell" Misses Benjamin, Cox, Dwi-
nelle, Fisch, Hall, Hoehn, Herr, Hoff-
man, Hunt, Just, Laue, Meiss, McDon-
aid, Rego, Rock, Small. Wiley, Halves,
/. Hills, Bruening, Gluesing, Grant,
L. Lothhammer, Littlefeld, Martin,
Morshead, Montgomery, Nelson, Oat-
man, Putney. Robbins, Strachan, Stone,
Schneider, league, Goslfner. Violin ac-
compartment by Elmore Murray, Frank
Newman, Carrie Lothhammer; recita-
ton, Our Flag" Bessie Wardlaw
chorus, The Sailor Boys" William
Appleton, Walter Appleton, Henry Ar
mold, VIII Hatfield, Charles Moore,
Claude Ream, George Beard, Harmon
Bonte, Herbert Shearer, Andrew Will,
Frank Canon, Thomas Creighton; dia-
logue How He Told His Wife," Addie
Brooks and Charles Baker; either solo,
song Without Words Louise Dresch-
err recitation, IAN Incident of the
French Commune" Bessie Winston
piano trio, Maude Blue, Emma Meek
fessel and Ada Spillman; military dia-
logue, Foes Once, Brothers Always, ''
Union soldiers-Sergeant Palmer, John
SGerburn; Private Graves, William APP
pleton; Private Lawrence, Sidney Root
Private Davis Ernest Loring; Drum
mer, Ralph Ackerman; Arthur Hawk,
Walter Appleton, Louis Handlin,
Charles Baker, Lafayette Houchin, Will
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