The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-18
Exhibition Of ST, Erslncisyi'he
Graded School.

Graded School. Il
Agreeably to u custom introduced. two Ii
ears ago, tho Graded School held its clos Il
ne exercises Friday evening, June II at c
,y.lian Hall. Care was taken not to II
prepare too Tonga programme, and Ill COIL |;
sequence all it's number were the more en- ],
Dyed by the audience assembled. The !
teachers were assisted by Miss Elisha ]
Stocking i'll preparing the children in the
musical part of tho exhibition.
Uncle Jonathan's Ten Party, apatriotic
cantata, was presented by the pupils of
the. Misses Il. N. Douglas Q. l'illet.
Il represented Uncle jonathan rs
inviting the Eastern, Middle, Southern
and Western States to his tea party. These
were introduced to him by Peace. Brother
Jonathan was personatcd Ivy Frank st'rl-
Ing, Peace, Leila Go]s,n, Goddess OF h'o'
crty Annie lIarrcll, Bro Jonathans acph-
CIV. ANGEL Ard, Boy Norman Fricr, Boy
Deunison Lawson. Snlos were sung by
Norman Fripr, Graham "cmpel, Kirtlana
Douglas, Donnison Lawson, James Roth,
Albert Levy, James cake Fr'cr. INC
states and territories were represented by
Maine, Elvira Tempel, New Hampshire,
James Roth, Vermont, Ethel Town, Mas
achusetts, Fannie Lcibovitch, Rhoao Is
land, Sadie Lcet, Connecticut, josie
Gore, New York, Dora Adiger, New Jersey
William Smith, Pennsylvania, Manic Col
san, Delaware, Olive Marshall, Maryland,
jeff Smith, Virginia, Graham Tcmpcl'
North Carolina, Anna Kaufman, South
Carolina, Carrie Wells, Georgia, Carrie
Gore, Florida, Mabel Tempcl, Alabama,
Eddie Town, Mississippi, Max Levy,
Alaska, Alphonsc Levy, Texas, Kirkland
Dongias, Ohio, Frances Droussard, lndl-
ana Mary Bowman, Illinois, Arch Nc
phcrson, Kentucky, John Barlow, Tonnes
sec, Louis Adiger, Missouri, David Adigcr
Kansas, Albert Wilcox, Arkansas, corncli'
Drou>sard, Nebraska, Mamie Spencer
Colorado, Alice Town, Michigan, Louise
Bowman, Wisconsin, Mamie Marshall
Minnesota. A,lonis .Woydert. Iowa, Solo
mon Levy, Montana, Bennie Stern, NORTH
Dakota, Meyer Adiger, South Dakota Jn!l'
Spencer, Idaho, George Loct California
albert Levy, Oregon, Laurence Spencer
t Washington, George Mcpherson, Utah
&c Willie Gosscn, Nevada, Solomon sterr
Wyoming, Lorraine Andrews. Lou'san;
Forrest Lect West Virginia, Harry Lec'
:. The pupils Of the Principals room too
!: part in play "a trip TO Europe"
which the chief incidents were waiting IL
the sailing of tho ship, sca-sickness an
10 an encounter with customs officials on u
l. other sido. These were i..terspcrsed wi
. numerous bright songs, concluding WI
s. astar spangled Daorcr." Tho prolos
-, was rendered by William Butler, A"
10 snc, the chaperonc was personate'l NY l
Halle, the baby, Mabel Tcmpol, p'
John Muller, Captain, var Smith' c"s'o''
Ii officer, Felix Gilmore, Travellers, +. aud
nj Ki)bonrne, Mattie Flicr, Belle and II
lie don aolsan, Belle Barrow, Manic Tow
srs Maggie Magearl, Freaa and Geo Sue
lus II Rayuham. Sailors, y Pillet and ; ffl
= Dialogue, "Uniust Snspicion," n. 10"
=, r. and 3. Kilhourne.M Magcarl, N. Fri
-, The military drillin which y gala
ios, band of boys took part was very 80
IS and the nrenting Scene" tho table'''
conclusion gave 81 glimpse ofthat a'tr
oa two part Of soldier life.
.;.o Teachers and pupils were consr't''la
hv a,preciativo friends, upon the snc'
of their cndeavors. The remainder OF
evening was devoted to dancing
the fees of admission amounted to $2o
DO and will DO expended on books Tor
school library.