The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-29

! ing, "Our National Hymn" W. Randall;
recitation, Memorial Day." B. Warren
exercise. Meaning Of the Colors," c. Ell
| lott, D. Myers, H. Thatcher; recitation.
"our Country's Flag" H. sasse reading,
?. Booker; singing. Columbia" school;
recitation. Memorial Day." C. Hertel,
Room 6.-Address by Daniel Ross; sing
ing, "Tenting Tonight; recitation, Dec
Grafton Day." Matte Dowlin; reading.
"Our Country" Bella Clifford; recitation.
"Our Banner" Sadie Horngold; reading
Memorial Day." Helen Heinzer; recita-
tion, "The Flags" Alice Windish; sing
ing, "Red, White and Blue; reading,
l-"our Own Washington" Anna Collins;
recitation, "The Flowers" Sadie Korn-
gold; reading. "Killed at the Fort" Alice
Wlndish; recitation, "our Favorite Her.
oes," II. Barnes, r. Croes. A. Lummis. d.
Elmer, @. Brown, ], Farnan, H. Lingo;
music, violin. Harry Schnepf; recitation,
"rhe Emblerns,' Sarah Plunkett; reading,
United at Last" Bertha Kenyon; reading,
"You Put No Flowers On My Papa's
Grave" Bella Clifford; singing, Amer
| ica."
SCHOOL NO. 9.
america" school: recitation, 1.-THE
Promise" Edith Mcdaniel; piano solo,
Edna Carpenter; recitation. Cover Them
| With Flowers" Lille Rosin; "Pine
| Needless" Louise Griffith; singing, Me
mortal Day." by the class-Ethel Lee,
| Ethel Todd, Edna Blackiston, Louise Grif-
| fifth. Earl Henderer, Hawey Vernon, Frank
| Carmichael Clarence Matlack; recitation
| Driving Home the Cows" Paul Creamer;
| singing, by the school brigade recitation,
| "a Seed" Eta Boulden; "Our Fallen He
| roes," by the Class-Anna Crumbaugh,
| NJ. IIukill Bertha Springer. Susie Thomp-
SOIL, Meta Crowding, J. Wilson, Eta Boul-
| den, Eta Thompson, Ethel Way, Ethel
Lec Ethel Todd recitation, Memorial
Day." Eva Bowers: solo. Frank Car
michael; recitation, Wallace Carver; Bat
| tie Hymn of the Republic" school, ,Mean-
ing Of the Colors," Ellis Coney, Horace
| Porter. Earl Jackson; recitation, Eta
| Thompson; singing, "renting Tonight"
| school. go
SCHOOL NO. II.
| Singing by school, Marching Through
| Georgia; recitation by school, MANY
| Flags in Many Lands; recitation by
| George lilies, "ln Peace; recitation by
| Nellie Tribit Lotte Bradley and Ethel
| Davis, "Our Colors''; singing by school,
"Rcd, White and Blue; maxims, by
| school; recitation by Ethel Davis. Me
| norial Day; recitation, by Ella Hopkins,
"ro Our Soldiers; singing by school,
"fcnting Tonight; recitation, by Edith
| Mcdowell, Cover Them over With Flow
ers"; recitation by Howard George,
George Miles, Joe Mason, Meaning ofthe
| Colors"; recitation by Elsie Spence, "A
Daisy's Mission; recitation BY Loitie
| Bradley, Scatter the Blooms; singing, By
school, TRAMP. Tramp. Tramp, the Roys
Arc Marching" nag exercise by Frank
| Tribit Emma Mcconnell, Agnes Richman,
| aud Freddie Rchman; recitation, by
| Charles Sockrider, "Decoralion Day;
sing ug by school, GLORY, Glory, iialleiu-
| tah!'
The four rooms we're thrown into one,
| and decorated with daisies and flags.
school. NO. H..
Rooms and 2.,-Slnging, my Country,
| Tis Of Thee" school; recitation, "Memor-
ial Day." Dorothy IInnsoni recitation
"Our Soldiers" Zella Peace; dialogue,
"The Flowers Love-; recitation, THE
| Soldier Boy" Harvey Hunter; song. "Our
| Heroes" school; recitation, 1.-The FLOW
ers," Lulu McClintock; song, "Victory,
Anna Coverdale; dialogue, Choice oil
| Trades" by nine boys; reading, "Our
| Dead" Anna Coverdule;
Rooms and 4--Song, Battle Hymn of
| the Republic" school; recitation, Matte
McCarraher; recitation, "Our Comrades.
Charles Davis; sleep, Soldiers" Bertha
| Dugap; "The Blue and Gray Tosether,
Irving Assay; song, our Country's Flag
| school; "Decoration Day" Mary Dale;
Meaning Of the Colors," Clarence Fowler;
| Elsie Conley, and Ella Taylor; recitation.
"our Party" Herbert Yeamans; Weave
Garlands Bright" Robert Lille; "our
Soldiers Rest in slumber," Eidred Reed;
song, "America," school; Little Hands,
| Blanche Quinn; "Embems OF Memorial
Day." Nellie Grant, Nellie Porter and
Hannah CrumliSh "Maisie's Decoration
| Day." Anna Dugan; song, "Hurrah for the
| Flag" school.
Rooms and C.--Song columbia, the
| Gem of the Ocean," school; recitation.
Decoration Day." by class; reading, "Roll
Call" Blanche Gibbons; song, Guard the
Flag" school; patriotic sentiments, Norah
lTahey, Samuel Iispenshade and May Lei
brandt; reading, "Onr Loyal Dead Mary
Plummer; song, Decoration Ode,' school;
recitation, "l.ibtrty," Samuel Rutter,
George Hamilton, Ida Paradee, Kate Crum-
llsh, Clarence Jones; recitation, Memo
rial Day." Frank Corbtt, Ruth Pyle, May
Toner, Mary Curren and Ralph Morgan;
song, Marching Through Georgia.
school. concert recitation, Meaning or
the Colors"; song, battle LYNN Of the
Republic" school; recitation, Little jim,
Annie Morris; song, rally Round the
Flag" school; reading. "The Blue and the
Gray" Ruth Pyle; duet. Minnie and liz
zie Werts; Song, America school,
SCHOOL NO Is.
The exercises were very largely attend
ed and we're greatly enjoyed by the visit
ors. Edgar Malin Iloopes, to whose
interest in the public schools "Visitors'
Day" owes its inception, made very
charming address 10 both parents and pu-
pills. lie urged the former to visit the
schools often and to cooperate with the
teachers in the great work they have en-
trusted to them Of training the children
sent to them for instruction. He told the
children amusing and pathetic stories Of
the great war, to which they listened with
strictost attention aud enjoyment.
SCHOOL NO. 1J
SINGING, "America"; reading. Memorial
Day." Carrie Tadman; patriotic senti-
meuts. Nellie Allen, James Fisher C!ar-
ence Hess, Mary Stafford, Theodore Rosin,
Helen Draper, Harry Palmer, Addie Lee.
Harry Craig; recitation, Russian Sol
dier's Farewell" NCttir Bishop: singing,
Marching Through Georgia.; reading,
"Iiinprn on the Rhine" Mary Mahoney: