The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-06-14
HASBR0UCK AD|EUS.
Undergraduates Have Their
Day and It Proves q
Very Pleasant
One.
SONG, RECITATION, DRILL
kindergarten, Primary and
Middle Glasses Receive
Their Friends Annual
Musicale.

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ton of Mr.. Atkinson. There We're ten
boys in this squad. and the soldierly way
in which they marched up the aisle n
| took their places on the platform at the
word of command: also the ready re-
Spouse to- every other command might
well do credit to the Dandy Fourth it
self. The duet, Sweet Repose" Low),
by Misses Alice J. Furst and Eta Lang
was we'll rendered.
One of the most interesting features
| of the mornings entertainment was the
| French scene. Les Femmes Savantes'
(Molliere), by the following cast
| Philaminte .Heloise Mayer
Armande .--...C, louise Joneo
Belise /. +. J. .Gerlruue Voile
Henriette ....... Florence Muller
Trissotin :. .s...-..Harry Il simpson
Lepine ....-..-..Montgomery H. ihroop
These young ladies and gentlemen
| showed an excellent knowledge of the
| French language. and though only a
| small percentage of the visitors present,
| perhaps understood this anguage the
| scene was enjoyed by all, both school and
guests.
The kindergarten entertainment which
| followed included a recitation by little
| Miss Mary Hanley. and a song, The
! Soldier Boys by Masters Victor n.
Franklin and Willie Franklin. These
little fellows were in costume and carried
| guns. There was also a recitation, The
| Duel, by Master Wallace A. Crosby, a
| song by Master Henry Furst, a recitation,
"A Boys Answer by Master Victor H.
Franklin, and the Flag song by the entire
| class, each child marching on the stage
| with a flag. These children were all SO
| small they lisped the words of song and
recitation.
A German scene from "vom Throne
| Yum H~olzschuhe," which, like the French
scene. was better enjoyed than under
! stood by the audience, and a piano solo.
.sFabliau'' (Raff), by Miss Pauline Chau-
| four. completed the Kindergarten enter
tainment. The cast in the German scene
| w~ere:-Fraulein Charlotte. Gouvernante,
Alice J. Furst; Emma ihre Schulerin,
Ella Hartley; Linchen hire Schulerin,
| Mildred Downs; Hanne, Dienstmadchen,
Pauline Chauffeur.
The entertainment of the primary de-
| partment opened with the famous "Tril-
by song, .Malbrouck Sen va-t-en
guerre,' by the entire department. This
is an old French song first published in
1866. 1t was sung to the tune of I'VE
| Won't Go Home Till Morning." and the
pupils all did well, even in the accent Of
their French.
eDorothy's New Hat a recitation BY
| Ross M. Craig, was as cute and enter
| tanning as the boy himself. So was "A
New Sailor by Master Frank Hasbrouck
Van Wrinkle, and 1.-THE Question" a
familiar little rhyme about Admiral Dew
| ey, beginning Dewey was the Morning"
| by Master Hugh H~artshorne, Jr. The
| next number, "a Wet Day. a song by
| Jean Annett, Florence A. Long, Katherine
NJ. Chamberlain, Fanny Franklin, Mary
D. Mcintyre, George H. Chamberlain, was
one of the principal features of the whole
entertainment. In the first part all wore
mackintoshes and carried umbrellas, and
in the second, as it was supposed to have
cleared, they all appeared with parasols
and finished the song with a little dance.
The recitations, Ambition by Master
Alfred g. Norris; (which General" by
Master Lorne Corrigan; Little Miss Muf-
fet," by Master Joseph Hanley, and "Oa1
Boys by Master Edward r. Apgar, were
all deservedly a~pplauded.
The drill, 1.-The Daughters of the Regi-
ment," by girls Of the B and A, assisted
by the two junior classes, was a very
pretty sight, each girl being dressed in
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graduate, here took charge OF the pro-
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class paper giving a short history Of the
class. Mr.. Arthur =. Dear, president of
the class, gave an excellent Grafton on
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