The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-09
CLASSES GRADUATE.
Also at the Slade Mansion ana the Fielden
and Chace Schools.

The graduating exercises ct the Univer-
sity Grammar school, held yssterd ay, were
almost private. none but the pupils and a
few invited guests assisting. The pro-
gram, as usual, included declamations
and essays. and the last speaker. Alfred
q. Chaffse. after reading his paper, pre-
ssnted to the retiring principal, Mr.. Lyon,
q beautiful easy chair, the gift Of the
faculty and the students. Mr.. Lyon made
q very feeling response The graduates
were: Alfred Il. Ohaffee. Philip Caswell,
Robert N. Gee Stephen ID. Knowles and
Albert L. Wordsworth.
At the close of the exercises the prilci-
pal entertained the school at lunch. and
the general good feeling manifested
throughout was fitting close to the old
school which has been in active operation
for over 30 years. or this period Mr.. Lyon
has been associated with the school as
principal for As years.
sLADE MANSION SCHOOL.
The annual graduation exercises OF the
grammar department of the SlAde school
were held yesterday and the program OF
exercises which as carried out In
most satisfactory manner. was as follows;
Prayer. Rsv. Mr.. Orcutt; singing,
Hail Columbia. school; piano solo.
Miss Florence Youlden; song, Miss Effie
Wilkinson; essay, Miss Lillian White:
recitation, Harold Hopkins; recitation
Harold Fuller, Miss Emily Rodman. Miss
Lottie Sweet. Thomas FrothinRhani ;sine-
Ing, "Colum bia. the Gem of che Ocean"
SCHOOL; essay, Charles Reynolds; recita-
tion, Rachael Simmons; recitation. May
Mason; song, Granville Waterman; essay,
Florence Youlden: recitation, CHARLES
Reynolds; singing, 'sstar Spangled Ban
ner. /" school; recitation, Miss Nina Ben
nett. Miss. Anna Psnrce, Roland Burlin-
game, Miss Hope Aylswortb, David Boyd;
song, Miss Velna Bangs; recitation. Miss
Emily Dunham, Miss Anna Whitman.
Miss Delora Written; recitation, Miss
Louise Waitehouse; duet, Miss florence
Youldsn and Miss Lillian White.
siFollowinR, Principal N. =. Kingsley OF
the Doyle avsnue grammar school award
81 medals to 10 pupils, who have had
during tine year perfect record for at
tendance. They we're Miss Marion Hohler,
Roland Burlingame, Miss Ethel Lawton,
Miss Olga Olsen, Miss Mildred Gray.
Harold Hopkins, Miss LOUISE Whitehouss.
William Pratt Kioketson. Miss May Ma
son, Harold Fuller. Mr.. Kingsley also
Youlden, Miss Lillian White and Charles
Reynolds, members OF the graduating
class.
FIELDEN ANDlCHACE SCHOOL
The graduating exercises of the class
OF '98 Of Mrs. Fielden and Miss Chaoa's
school were held yesterday afternoon.
with a large attendance OF parents and
friends OF the pupils. The program of
exercises was as follows:
Music, 'Flag OF the Free; devotional
exercises; music. "Our FlaR;' essay,
"Olivsr Goldsmith," Miss Waite; music,
(a) who is Sylvia" (b) "Hark. hark
the LARK" ;esWy, Versailles, Miss Gay;
music, (a) "The Fairy hevel, "(b) Ora
die sons;" recitation, "The Vision of
Sir LsunfaI" Miss Searls; essay, Han
del," Miss Aylesworth awarding OF diplo-
mas; music, 1.-The Star SpaDgled Ban
ner;'' Using the Weed. Miss Betty
Book worm. Miss Waite; Mary James
Miss Searls: Fanny Young. Miss Eddy;
Clarissa Harlows Smithers, Miss Ffeiffer,
Miss Paulina smith ers Miss Aylesworth;
Miss Robert 6mithsrs, Miss Gay, Miss
starch, MRS Bookworm's Assistant, Miss
Smith
A reception was given In the evening,
by the mem bers Of the class. aud 1t was
q highly enjoyable occasion. about hum
dred guests being present. The receiving
party was stationed In the library and
the gymnasium was thrown open for
dancing. The four young ladies who
graduated were Rachel Cady Aylesworth,
Aduie Studlsy Gay. Hattie Louise Searls
and Helen AdeliA Waite.