The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-26
musIc and Recitations in M. 6.

WusAc anu VACCINATIONS In No. s.
n closing exercises of the Primary
Department of School No. 6 on Central
avenue were held this morning at ten
O'Clock. The exercises of the Grammar
Department. were held this afternoon.
In the Primary Department the exer-
c1ses consisted of choruses, vocal and
musical solos, recitations and dialogues.
concluding with a cantata of all nations
who were dressed in the various eoIors az
the different nations. Those who took part
u the entertainment were Miss Bessie
Lillis. Willie Ard. Christie Comppen, Flor
ence O'Nefll. Albert Waters, Anna Mefs-
ter. Maggie Trautz, Cha f4es Sutton. Mamie
Farrell Katie K-astenhuber, Ethel Hal
leron. Chester Ferguson John Sharp, Wal
ter Conklin, Joseph Rlley, Arthur Linda
berry, Irving Kellar, Alfred Levy, oscar
Robert Crockett, Albert Nalber, Kittie
Crofford, Anna Kirwen, Carrie Mellor.
Gerard Kellar, Annie Kelly, Helen Perine,
Heoker, Helen siFbersdorff, Arthur Hi
Hard. Augusta Sharp, Arthur Sutton and
Edith Klein.
partment exercises opened with an an
them BY the choir and was followed by
musical r~ecitals by Master Robert Jan
Miss Mabelae Wilson and Miss Gertrude
Wolfe. Recitations were given by Miss
Emma Willis and Master Henry Snyder,
dtld ICIeidCIGI SkGlElGS DIV iMlSS IHan9Tf94
Fitzhenry, Miss Christine Weber and Mas
ter Charles Rathjen. Master Harry Buck
LIN delivered q defamation, "a Flag on
a eta, en sfaedia asMsy, D ave 2 w6 p5etfy up ep sbe
e1tertainment. Theh cast of the operetta
was as follows:IMay Queen. Alice Gar
", Lilly Powderiy: Mary. Jessie Silbers-
dorf; Ida, Molly Fogarty; Nellie. Alice
Adele Reilly; Frank, William Roll; sam,
Anton Boyken; Joe, Leo McAghon; Dick,
Randal Conklin; maids of honor. Mamie
ard, May Coppinger, Mamie Wilson, Belle
Director Fred j. Mersheimer addressed
the scholars eff the Primary Department
sented. the diplomas to the graduates of
the school after they had listened to an
Interesting address by the Rev. DIR. Hal
leron.
In School No. IL.
The closing exercises of No. u school,
Crescent avenue and Astor place. took
place this morning at half-past nine. A
very interesting programme had been ar
ranged by Principal A. D. Joslin. 1t
Waters" Adele Chamberlain, Mabel
Chamberlain; choral, Elm Feste Burg"
by the schools; recitation, Miss Ruth
recitation, Miss Mabel Stevens. sIcarus":
recitation, Harry Simpson, Mullins. the
Agnostic'; mandolin solo, by Miss Mabel
Stevens; recitation, Miss Lulu Helbig,
the First Prelude of the Vision of Sir
Launfal.''
Then. came a pantomine cleverly exc
Fcuted by twelve young ladies.
This was followed by a recitation by
Miss Theresa Cross; piano solo. Miss
Clarice Riley; Exclamation, The Ma
tional Flag Hovey Toso; vocal solo,
Miss Helen Jordan; recitation, 1.-THE Old
Minstrel Miss Grace Elliott; recitation,
The Farmers Song Bird" Howard
Brinkerhoff; piano solo, Lulu Stubenvo1.
The Rev, Charles Herr then presented
the graduates with their diplomas.
The Rev Charles q. Little, on behalf
Of ex7Director Simpson, presented to
Miss Theresa Cross the Simpson medal,
for the highest standing in the graduat-
ing class. The Voorhees, medal, was
presented to Edward A. boucher for
highest standing in the grammar depart
ment.
Addresses were made by ex-Director
Vermilye.