The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-03


unlucky star under which the astrolo
ger may place one, she addressed tn
class and teachers and babe good-by
to the scenes of the early school davs.
Then followed the presentation of tn
certificates by Superintendent Mills
paugh, who spoke very fittingly of tn,
! occasion, and the exercises closed Will
: the Star Spangled Banner"
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
The programme at Washington schoe
was as follows:
Quartette-"Come Where the Lilies
Bloom" -. -. Thompson
Lille Dean. John Carlson, Libbie Years
ley, Fred Derbidge.
/ Essay Shakespeare's Women"..... =
Neptune Broberg.
( Recitation-"The Fate of the In
dian" Observation-Disclosures.
Joseph Haynes.
instrumental duet-'Fra Diavolo"..
Luella Spence. Edd Kimball.
Recitation-"The Book Canvasser''
Orson Eldredge.
Our Boys. Edith L. Miller
Vocal duet-"Harp of the Winds.
lillian Do.3 f,ibb,o W: vad Franz Abt
Address America" -. -
Edd. P Kimbau
Northumberland Between Sir
Peter and Lady Teazle" -. Sheridan
Leonie D. Pratt.
ecltation-"Character of Napoleon
bohaparle 49, 80 .-.-..-.-.-
Henry Hooper.
Grand chorus Anchored Watson
Washington graduating Gloss, with solo
by Miss Libbie Yearsley
Presentation of certificates by
Oscar W. Moyle
AccOmpaniSt ......... Edd Kimbdll
AT THE LINCOLN.
Amid the congratulations of a large
number of friends. a class of % young
men and ladies completed the work of
the grades, and are now ready for
fully decorated with flags and bunt-
ing, flowers were present in variety
and profusion, the scene being pleasant
to witness. At 1 o'clock the programme
was opened by a chorus by the
school, entitled The Vikings" Robert
Smith read an excellent PAPER on Our
Navy" and was followed Dy Miss Katie
Canning in a piano solo. well executed
Toms Little Star" was the subject of
a recitation by Miss Celia McCready
who did very nicely. Silent Forces
by Miss Ella Jones was heartily en-
joyed, as was the vocal duet by Misses
Annie Bates and Josephine Halsett.
The Cuban War" by Andrew Burt,
was well treated. and the mandolin solo
by Avern Poufon was enjoyable.
What a Little Girl Can Do" was the
theme chosen by Miss Evangeline
Rankin, to which subject she gave
proper justice. The piano duet by
Misses Blanche Kimball and Katie
Canning was well executed and was
by Miss Bertha Bidgley, who
read a very interesting class paper.
Misses Halsett, Bates, Condie and Poul-
ton rendered a quartette very enter
taingly, following which came the pre-
sentation of diplomas by Superintend-
ent Millspaugh, who made an excellent
replete with good counsel, and
which was couched in elegant diction. |
After the address by DR.. MillsDaugh, |
the principal, Mr.. Webster, spoke |
briefly, and was succeeded by Miss |
Griffith, the teacher of the young peo- |
pie, in a few well-chosen remarks. The |
exercises were brought to a close by |
the singing of a chorus in which the !
school all heartily joined. The other |
rooms had exercises pertaining to the (
closing of the year and were attended |
Oy patrons of the school. The black I
boards in all the rooms were decorated /
FOR the occasion and presented a neat /
appearance.
AT THE FRANKLIN.
The programme at the Franklin
school was:
Piano solo. Martha" -. Edna Brown
Patriotic sSng. America. Audience
'alutatory and 1.-The War With
spain" .....:..;;..--.- James Sproat
Essay, Character" ............ Ella Box
lass poems by the class poetess-..;
Amy AddomS
FOCAL solo. "Ambolena Snow" 49,.
E,dvtb Evans |
essay, 'woman's Part In Our
Country's History" Mary Sturrock
Quarrel of Brutus and Cassius"...
Robert Wheeler and Godfreat Ert-
man.
Duet ............ Swinger Brothers
lass prophecy. Garnet Chamberlain .
,ration, Liberation of Cuba"
,ssay. Antony and Cassius-Com-
parison" .........-.--.. Carrie Selby
-ocai solo. Answer 49,. Maude Hoyt
of class spade. ....
Fred Hansen
.esponse, president of Juniors.
-. Frank Rutherford
horus, by the Brook" Juniors
ration. "Our Country with vale
dlctory -.---...-...-.-..- ElVa burst ! ,
of diplomas :. :. Mr.. Cotton |
ddress TO graduates. Mr.. Hallock
iano solo ............-. Mercy Berkeley ,
GRANT EXERCISES.
The Grant school programme was as
Flows:
Ong, "Star-spangled Banner. Glass I
oil call. responses by patriotic
quotations. {
alutation by class president.
Jesse Baskin d
1ng, Columbia, the Gem of the
ocean .--....---... -.--...--.. Class
ssay, Glass History" ....
................ Madeleine Bourgard
ssay, Our Navy" -. Puma Tattersall 1
ouble quartette, "Cuba's Liberty"
ssay, Spain and Her Present Re +
lations With Cuba" Evelyn Mason 7
ing. For Old Glory" Glass L
ssay, Causes and Purposes of the
Present War -. Emma Sutherland =
andolin and guitar selection. =.
Bert Bailey, Lewis Bowers and Sey-
mour Bailey.
,eech, Patriotic Citizenship.
John Blythe y
iledictory ............. Bert Angel
ano solo ............. Eva Richardson =
esentation Of certificates. L
.......-.-......---... 49,. Mr.. Cotton =
edley of national airs.
..-................ Violin and Piano :.
WEBSTER FESTIVITIES. '
eetlng song ---...--.-...-..... Chorus r.
'ening address ......-.-- Leah Martin o
lno solo, Polka de Concert" 49,. 10