The San Francisco call., 1898-02-12

Lincoln" Mabel Hendy; quotations, se- dent" klYiide Thurston: solo. Celeste" e Meath the Flag Lloyd Bowley; song. .6dnto,n' .6Linsoln'" y by the scheol; reeitation trio, Star of the Nation" Florence Schultz, May Dow, Eugene o'Connell; recitation, Abraham Lincoln." Helen Bennett; Bennett; song. Rattle Hymn" by the Group" Vivian Talmage; remarks, visit ing veterans; closing remarks, Principal w. H. Edwards.
 At the Mission Grammar School the programme in detail was as follows:
 Song, "sta.r7spangled Banner" class: recitafon Hymn to .II1 Lincoln," Ethel Lincoln, Wifi Day: recitation a oh "Bapl or bara Frietchie." Ida Wightman; song, Marching Through Georgia" class Gettysburg address. Jennie Murphy: Gertie Doherty, Francis Moraghen. Helen Wagner, John Thompson, Veda Camp bell, Melville Asche, Irene Roth. Mervyn Anderson, Alice Carlisle; song, ''The Man Jennie Baker; recitation, ''The Flag" Julia Ellis; song, "Tenting To- night" class; composition. Lincoln as President" Allis Taylor; recitation, "Oh, Proud" Anna Heine; song, America D class; quotations, Ruth Alexander, Rob ert Doherty. John Dorward, Fred Men Top. George Gladwin, AleXanderMacDon- Stolz; unveiling of Lncolns picture, ad- dress delivered by Albert Trampleasure: Lincoln song, class.
 At the Henry Durant School the pu- pills had many surprises to offer their visitors in the way of patriotic exer- cises in honor of the Great Patriot. Among these was short address de- livered by Colonel Lyman Bridges of the G. H. Thomas Post. The subject was treatise on the subject of Lin- coln's life. and proved to be of unusual interest, as 1t was given with a spirit of early recollection of Lincoln's mili- tary career.
 The Lincoln day celebration at the Everett Grammar School was worthy of praise, as considerable effort had been exercised by the pupils and teach CTS to make the. occasion a success and an event long to be remembered by the children who are now matriculated in the school. The programme conformed to the usual order, being rendered as fellows:
 Patriotic song; address, Mamie Rigney; song. We Stand Beneath Our Colors, i" four boys; recitation, Arthur Smith; The Wallace; Lincoln song, eighth and ninth grades: recitation, Marguerite Belser: quotations from Lincoln, ninth grade. A Beautiful Incident, Lilly Cabey; Gettys- burg address, Anna Cattermole; anecdote of Lincoln, Robert Henry; poem, 'Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud ?s' Edna McKnew; recitation, Adele Ed wards patriotic song, Washington and Lincoln; Calling on President Lincoln. Paul Stranberg; remarks by visitors, Comrade James Kilman; Draft "Hose'' anecdote, Charles Garfield; A Dying Sol dier Prays for the President, Wanford Morgan; song. America
 At the Franklin Grammar School the exercises were little out of the or dinary, as special programme had been arranged in addition to the one dictated by the Lincoln Monument League. It was read as follows:
 Russian national hymn, school: recita- tion, The Necessity of Government. :, Loretta Knownburg; recitation. "The American Flag" Edith Igoe: chorus, America" school; words of Lincoln seven girls, Miss Classin; reading. "Abra, ham Lincoln" Bessie Harvey: song
 Tribute to Lincoln,'' ninth grade: reef tation, Gettysburg address. Becxie Ia cobs; recitation, "Oh, Captain, My Can tain!' Susie Walker; semi-chorus. ..RIiIe and the Cray school; words of Lincoln, Miss Durkin's class recitation. aOh Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Re Proud?" Clara Sengstacken: chorus. Battle Hymn of the Republic" school. words of Lincoln, boys in Miss Marony' s