The evening times., 1898-10-19
ALL HONOR TO EAFhYETHE

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says on Lafayette Mr.. Deckman and
Mr.. Young; The Prisoners Hope.
school; Key of the Bastile" Miss
Backus: 'Washington's Lament for La
fayette." Miss Kemp; How Sleep the
Brave" Miss j. Morrison; reading Pres
ident's letter. by Miss Suehle; "Ameri-
can Airs" Miss Loehl; America, SCHOOL.
Peabody school.
The following was the program of the
Peabody school on Fifth and c Streets
northeast: Chorus America; reading
| ~Peck's Marquis de Lafayette" Perry
Arnold; selection, "Lafayette's Visit to
America; selection. "LafaYette's Service
10 America" selection, Sketch of His
4 Life and Character selection, extract
! from a newspaper printed during La
fayettes visit TO America; reading. The
Lafayette Monument. Robert Lyon;
I reading. President McKinley's Letter,
Frances Bethune; song, Red White and
Blue" talk. Life of the French Sol
der reading, Surrender of Cornwaliis
at Yorktown Vesuvius Mcneil; song,
Yankee Doodle" Life and Boyhood of
Lafayette, Davis Palmer and Damn Fa-
Der; reading, "Perpetuation OF Lafay-
ellt memory Louise CampDeli. read
ing. "A Monument To Lafayette Park
er Dodge; reading, sketch of Life and
Character Of Layfayette;" chorus, Star
Spangled Banner" school.
Jefferson school.
The exercises of the first and second
grades of the jefferson School were held
this morning in their respective rooms on
account Of their being halliday grades,
but in the afternoon the children of the
remaining grades were assembled in the
| large auditorium OF the school, where
the following program was rendered:
Song, America school; address "Lafay-
cite Or. Swisher song, Columbia, the
Gem OF the Ocean, school.
GaIes school.
The following was the program at the
! Gales School, on the corner of First and
! g Streets northwest: Song, ''Marseillaise -
! sixth, seventh and eighth grades essay.
! Life Of Lafayette, Roy Prince; selec-
tion. Surrender of Corvallis Hattie
/ BAN; song, Red, White and Blue"
( school; selection, violin solo. Raymond
/ Frendi; song. America" school
smaIIwood school
At the Smallwood School the afternoon
was devoted to exercises which included
an address by the Rt Rev DR.. Tuttle. the
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/ recitations by the scholars of various
grades of the school.
Polk School
The following program was rendered
at the Polk Building corner of Seventh
and Streets northwest: Chorus,
America" school: composition, Life
of Lafayette" Miss Johnson; reading,
Battle of Brandywine." Miss William
son; chorus. Hail Columbia school;
soprano solo, Miss Dolan; selection,
Battle OF Yorktown, Miss Riffel; cho-
rus, Red, White and Blue" school;
! Lafayette Quotations Character OF
Lafayette" Miss Miller; chorus, Star
| Spangled Banner school
Taylor School
The pupils of the Taylor School, at the
corner of Seventh and G Streets north
east rendered the following program:
March, Drum and Fife Samuel Pitts
and William Pitts; song, MY Country,
'Tis of Thee grades; Sketch of Lafay-
cite" Retta Yauchler; song Star Span
gled Banner" grades; recitation, Mona
Roberts; song, Hail Columbia" Edna
Becker; recitation. mo Flag but the
Old Flag Pearl Turner; song Red,
White and Blue" grades; recitation,
Liberty and independence" Elsie Blake
stone; song, The Swallows Sadie Com
pers; patriotic airs, Drum and Fife
song, STAND for independence Boys"
grades; violin solo, May Warren; recita-
tion Mary Easter; violin solo, Joseph
HalIer; recitation, Rebecca Parker;
march, Drum and Fife"
Abbott school.
Music, "Marseillaise Hymn" introduc-
| tory address. Lester Marx; "A Short
/ Sketch of the Life of Lafayette" Marie
| Wall; selection from Miss Alcott,
Grandma Remembrance" Misses VIM
satt and Depue; Lafayette and Liberty
/ Messrs. Morrison, Ackman, Heiberger,
| Raymond, Depue, Davis, Newmeyer,
| Bragard; Misses Mclean, Polkinhorn,
| Pfeiffer and Parsons; Character of La
| fayette," Miss Howell; music, America"
Pierce school.
| Chorus by school, America" reading
Life of Lafayette Hattie Paxton;
chorus, Glory to Old Glory" school,
reading, "Everett's Speech of Welcome"
! Homer Booth; solo, Red. White and
| Blue Miss Barton; reading, selection
| from President Monroe's message, Mat
thew Patterson; reading, From Old
Fashion Girl Albert Pike; chorus. Star
! Spangled Banner school.
Hayes school.
Song, america" school; essay, "Co-
lumbia Remembers her Friend Evelyn
| Meacham; reading. America and Lafay-
ette," Andrew White; recitation, AT
! Bunker Hill Monument" Robert Myers;
| reading. The Surrender at Yorktown"
Edward Mangum; essay, THE Grant of
Land 10 Lafayette" Lawyer Bowen: reci-
| tation, Lafayette, the Boy" Maude
Tucker; reading, 'Lafayette's Love for
Americans and Liberty" James Moore;
essay, "Lafayette's Services to the Unit
ed States" Virginia Proctor; reading,
The Turning Point of the Revolution"
Marie Harvey; song, by the school, Our
Defender I.afayefte time ssRattla Hymn