Evening star., 1897-02-23

| sebastian. grade 8: chorus, Columbia the
| Gem Of the Ocean;r some Of Washington's
maxins. by pupils of grade 4: recitation.
grade s: recitation The Good Old Days"
by AE,gene Ball of grade 5: address by
heT' george F. Dudley: chorus, America" j"
Ffllmore.
Patriotic march; song, Ny Country, It's
OF Thee. by pupils: reading of Principal
Events in the Career of washinston:"
| Might With the Right. song. by pupils;
address by Mrs. DIR. Marble; patriotic songs
by pupils.
| WOrmley School.
J. Seventh grade-Music. America; Wash
| ington's Life, twenty-five pupils: read
Ing. George Washington. school; music,
| Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean; recita-
| ton. Washington's Christmas Party: read
ing, The True Glory of Washington; read
| ing, w Washington's Character; extracts from
| Washfngtons Farewell Address: composI-
uons; maxims; music. The Star Spangled
| Banner.
Wormley School, sixth grade. A. E. Cole.
| teacner-Singing. Columbia" maxims or
| rules OF good conduct. eighteen pupils
compositions, Ellinora Trusty, Geo. Clarke:
singing Saw You My Hero?' recitation.
Washinsions Birshaay smss sareGce eeaaing nRg
son; composition, Valley Forge" Marie
| Forbes; recitation, Our Country" Eli
nora Trusty: composition. Crossing the
| Delaware" Moses Booth: "A Chain OF
ica.'
Wormley School. fifth grade, Ursuline V.
Sp0oks: tinO :u. teaseher-scns. America" selec-
The Tomb of Washington" NJ. SomeryiIle:
song. Flag of Our Country" school: re-
citation, "A Boys Protest" Ulysses Briggs; :;
selection. Tie American Flag" three
girls; song. Columbia, the Land of the
Brave" school: recitation. Good Old
Times. Hugh Brown; acrostic. Washing
ton Susie Thomas; reading. MY Coun-
Gsor.,s: Margaret ss,o Moodard; song, George
tons Rules. etc." twelve pupils; recita-
ton, THE Little Maids Reply" Harriet
Lee: reading Compliment to Washing
No. ?" Walter johnson: recitation, BE
Brave, Boys" Carl Anderson; selection
Our Flag" three girls; closing hymn
Till We Meet" school.
Wormley School, third grade, NJ. l.. Pope
teacher-sinenrg. Song of Washington
| recitation. by the school; Birth" Fannie
Baker; "story. of the Hatchet." Eopert
Jackson; :n Life as a General Charles
! ter; Death and Burial" James Hunter;
singing, Columbia" recitation. by five
children; flag salute. by the school; reci-
tation, by ten children; "Maxims of Wash
| ington." singing. America"
Wormley School. second grade. S. Hall,
| teacheI-Recitation, February" F. John
son; song washington" school: Birth of
Washington" w. Proctor; recitation The
Little Hatchet." w. Russell: singing,
America" school: Life of Washington"
P. Dixon: recitation. Honor His Name -
NJ. Stannare: singing, Columbia" school;
recitation. Wa shirgton." seventeen pupils:
His Home, Life and Death" F. WASH
| ingtoL; singing, Scatter Sunshine" school;
flag salute, school: recitation, five pupils
school; singing. There's Sunshine" school:
| "A Sketch Of His Life by the teacher;
four maxims. by four pupils; singing, My
Country. 'Tis of Thee three maxims. by
Of dates, by seven pupils; singing. Co
lumbia:' quotation. by the school; the nag
salute; singing, George Washington"
eson sshoS first g,aSe M Fer
Of Thee" story of the life Of Washington
told by the teacher: singing. George
Mashington:' maxims by eight pupils:
pupils; the flag salute; singing, Red,
| White and Blue::' questions asked on his
| life; singing, selected.
worn.ley School, first grade, Anna Ross
| teacher-Quotations. school; public life,
| commissioner, commander-in-chief,P Presi-
dent: singing, My Country, 'Tis of Thee
recitation; private life; singing. "Colum-
| bia; recitation: death and burial; singing
Abbott School.
Star Spangled Banner vocal solo, John
Harbaugh; "Washingtons Farewell Ad-
dress" Columbia. the Gem of the ocean,
| either solo, Fred. Daixer; address, by VIM
| A. Maloy; America"
johnson School, Mt. Pleasant.
Presiding officer, J. w. Somerville. CO.
lumbian anthem, music by E. Berliner;
recitation, George Washington" Fannie
| Crossman; recitations on letters ir WASH
ington's name, fourth grade: address, by
| Rev. w. X. Strickland; song. Only the
Old Flag, eighth grade, with full chorus
Of Star Spangled Banner recitation,
"Washington's Little Hatchet," Minnie
| West; song, THE Story Of the Hatchet" :"
Bert Frey, Paul Jameson, Ellis Mcleod
| ard Walter Cox; selections on Washing
toms life. eighth grade: recitations about
| Washington, fifth grade; address, by Rev.
s. L. Bryant; song. Stand Up for Uncle
SAM" sixth grade: compositions, Wash
in ington the the Man" Harriet Young: Wash
ington the President Annie Salisbury;
recitation. Like Washington" Howard
Montague; recitation The Grave of Wash
irgton, Isadore Emery; song, America
| Twfnfng.
Adelaide Davis, principal; E. G. Davis,
| presiding-B. T. Janney. orator, sixth
| seventh and eighth grades combin-
ed. Chorus, America" salutation, Mary
Davis and Ellenor Barnes: recitation,
| What Was George WASHINGTON Like?"
Ada Bates: essay, "Washington's Child
| hood" Edith Athey; essay, THE Youth of
| Washington" Helen Williams: recitation,
| Being Like Washington" Willie Henry;
| essay, washington. the Soldier" Olive
| Wright and Jenne Wakefield; song, Hail,
| Columbia" Clara Cassell and semi-chorus;
| essay, Washington the Statesman" Mana
| Stilson and Edna Gottwals; essay, THE
| Last Days of Washington" Joseph Petty;
recitation, ''Washington's Birthday" Agnes
Shield; recitation. "On Washingtons
Birthday" Scott Stilson; song. Beloved
America" semi-chorus: address. Mr.. b. T.
Janney; exercise, allegiance to the flag,
Jennie Davis. Gertrude Gottwals. Emma
| Kettler and schools; song. Flag of the
Free" John Haas and semi-chorus; reci-
| tation, "Washington's Flag" Ruth Rich
| ards. Kitty McCulloch. Marie Nelson. Hat
| tie Bradley and Nora Melton; recitation,
washington" Anna Speiche; song. Gar
lards. Garlsnds." semi-chorus: exercise.
Growing Our Washington" Edna Gott-
| walls and Bessie Whitford: chorus, ''Sing,
Happy Hearts, violin and chorus Amer
| ica," Jeanette Kemon and schools; the
Lords Prayer. Owing to lack of accommo-
| dation for a large assemblage of children
the grades below the sixth had appropriate
| celebrations in their own school rooms.
The Taylor School.