Evening star., 1897-02-22

grade; song. Miss Mabel Fisher; address.
Rev. George N. Luccock; nag salute.
school; defamation, Character Of Wash
iEgton," Master Owen Briggs: recitation,
thony Janus: recitation. lode to WASH
ington." Master Willie Nicholson: song.
Star Spangled Banner" solo. Mrs. Mary
Macnichol Richmond; address, Col. Robert
Ocean, school; acrostic, washington"
third grade; reading. 'Washington's Ad-
dress to the Army" Miss Mary Bright;
Song. Home. Sweet Home" solo, Miss
Towers School, principal. Miss N. NJ.
Mack: Singing. America" by schools;
recitation. ''Washington's Birthday" Mary
Worick; representation Of the thirteen
original colonies. sixth, seventh and eighth
grades; singing by schools, Hail Colum-
bia;" recitations. five pupils from fourth
grade; exercises on life Of Washington,
seventh grade; The Revolutionary Tea"
song. seventh grade; "Washington's First
Inauguration" Ruth Mcdonald; recita-
Ins n5st grade; recitation Marion
ner. Irene Dietrich and schools: recita-
tion, Edith Coombs; recitation, H. Todd:
recitation. w. Scott; address. Mr.. Charles
Columbia" by Amy simonds and the
schools.
Brent.
Brent School. Miss A. L. Grant, principal:
Mr.. Thomas P. Morgan, presiding-march,
'El CAPTAIN Miss Kehr; song, BIRTHDAY
OF Washington Ever Honored," chorus;
quotations. sixth grade; farewell address,
Edgar Barnes; solo and chorus columbia.
the Gem of the Ocean," Miss Simonds and
school; quotations, seventh grade; violin
SOLO annette Miller; composition, Loretto
Callaghan; quotations. eighth grade; ad-
dress. DR.. w. j. McGee; violin solo, Bertha
Hail. recitations, fifth grade; song Hail
Columbia" chorus; salute to flag; march;
accompanist. Miss Leonard.
Mnury.
Maury School. Miss Mary G. Kelly, prin-
cipal-song, Birthday of Washington"
schools; Spirit of Independence" Annie
Johnson; recitation, Sarah Reed; violin
solo, Louise Carson; recitation, Clara Bar
Der: song, 1.-The Red, White and Blue"
schools, Grafton, Mr.. N. p Gage; "Ameri-
can Flag Mabel Hanks; dialogue, Max
Wen and Sims: recitation. The Bell"
mental. Miss K. Loughran. Roy Wilcox
and Robert Maxwell; song. America"
schools.
Lcnox School.
V. L. Nourse, principal: music Star
Spangled Banner; essay. George Washing
ton: reading, I'VE Honor Our Country"
My Country" song, "Colum-
bia:" recitation. "Our National Banner"
class. Washington's rules of conduct; reci-
tation, Birthday of Washington Ever Hon
imstGn song; SC ,Ss America readns
cessful Fraud extracts from Life of
address. Mr.. w. B. Patterson;
acrosic. Washington, song, Hall Column
bia. ~
Matt SohnnI
Invocation; chorus. Star Spangled Ban
ner;;' essay. Miss Carrie Adams; flag sa-
lutte; chorus, Red. White and Blue;" ad-
tons life. MIR. Tom Clarke; chorus, Amer
ca:" presiding officer. DIR. w. B. Evans;
address, by Mr.. Tom Clarke.
Wilson School.
Presiding officer. Prof. Kelley Miller of
Howard University: chorus. "A Song Of
recitation, Our Country
Em. Browne; essay, "Washington.s Child
ed" Helen Moss; recitation, His Birth
lay" Arthur Johnson; recitation, "Consti-
uuon," Lavinia Brent; chorus, America"
recitation, "A Second Washington Jesse
recitation, Cherry Tree" AL
bert Gaines; reading. George Washing
4 n.' Alice Edmonson; chorus, Our Flag
-ecitaticn. Origin Of Flag Lotte Lomax;
president of Bethel Literary: Little
Georges Quiz Box" fifteen pupils; chorus,
columbia; recitation, What l Dream
d" Ethel James; recitation, George
LeonzO Buckner, John and
Philip Johnson; recitation, Our Flag"
Maud Fleming: extracts from farewell ad-
iress. Ar ME Robinson; chorus "Star Span
sied Banner Teachers-F. L. Cardozo
J. Peters, F. o. Talbot, L. j. Moss and
:. E. Scott.
Madison.
Madison School, H. P. johnson, principal;
Dugle CALL cornet, John Frazier; address by
presiding officer. c. C. Lancaster; chorus.
Star SpaEgled Banner" recitation, Susie
lost; extract from Wash.ngton's farewell
address; chorus, Columbia, the Gem of
he Ocean," cornet solo, John Frazier; reci-
ation, Percy and Howard Treynor; song.
Battle Cry of Freedom" cornet solo;
chorus. MY Country. 'Tis of Thee
Dennison.
Dennison School, X. T. Rawlings, princi-
pal. H. d. Walbridge will preside and
DR.. Frank Sewall will make the address.
The exercises will take place in the main
hall Patriotic songs; addresses. Mr.. Wal
bridge and DR.. Sewall; "Origin of the Stars
Speech at Federal Convention" Omar
Conger and Colby Dodge; vocal solo, Miss
Ina Edwards; Life of Washington" Ern-
sst Shuster; 'Washington's Cabinet" Fred
Tyler: plano solo. Miss Mary MacCuaig;
Benjamin Franklin" Hillman Corbett
and Ed Funk; piano solo. David LIE Bre-
ton; THE Bridge Keepers Story" Miss
Hall: Patrick Henry's Appeal to Arms"
Spencer Dickinson. Christopher Cox and
David LIE Breton: guitar solo, Miss Hen
Trick, Ship of State" from LongfeIlow.
Miss Finckel: Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
iress. Irvine Stiles; banjo solo. Valentine
Holman; The Constitution" Miss Don
1tken; Independence Bell" Louis Ian
sille; piano solo, Miss Martin; extract from
Marmion," Sandford Brinkerhofr; Hail
school.
E. G. Kimball, principal: H. L. E. john
son to preside. and F. D. Power, DID,, will
make an address. The services will be of
L general character.
Berret school.
NJ. c. McGill. principal. The children
will go to Grand Opera House.
Force school.
At the Force, B. w. Murch, principal
here being no opportunity for all the pu-
pills to be assembled in a body, suitable
exercises will be held by the Individual
schools in the lower grades. These exer-
Uses will consist of songs, compositions