The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-19
them, and the lecture was one of the best
ever delivered in the school.

them, and the lecture was one of the best
ever delivered in the school.
The Mothers Club of the Cleveland School
held meeting in the assembly hall last Tues
day with an attendance of over fifty. very
interesting programme was rendered, consist
ing of the following numbers:
Piano Duet .Maude Wilson and Myrtle Pine
recitation. 80. ....... Miss Bearsely
ADDRESS,. ........Rey. Palmquist
Heading.... ......Miss Andrews
Hannah Ernst and Minnie Lundqulst
Rev. Palmquists address was thoroughly
appreciated. He spoke both in English and
Swedish. After the programme refreshments
were served
The semi.annual election Of officers of the
class OF 1900 Cleveland high school, was held
last Tuesday. The following officers were
elected: Emma Larson, president; Irma
Scheiber, vice president; Lulu Schroer, sec
Rotary; Kate Pearson. treasurer.
Joseph Lysander, one of the members of the
class of 's9, who has been In the navy during
the late war, gave lecture at the Burr
Street Baptist church Friday evening. The
nde ~ and it was H MasS by stereop
tlcon views and relics from the scene Of
action: Many Of his former schoolmates at
tended, and saw with pride one of their num-
per gifted with the eloquence which marks
him for future orator. They applauded the
lecturer with hearty cheers.
pills OF the Madison school. and entertainments
will be given at the end of the term for the
benefit Of the schoo! library.
At their last meeting the senior class of
the Mechanics Arts high school elected the
following officers: President, Fred Bene-
dict; vice president, Alfred Whitney; secre-
tary. Emma Ranney; treasurer, Charles
Brooks
The senior class of the Mechanics Arts
nlsh school has selected the Two Rivals"
for the class play.
The following programme was given by
the Seventh grade at the Irving school in
honor Of Washington's birthday:
Patriotic Quotations. ''af-'pansiea banner
Biography Of Washington. =. Edmund Dibble
Recitadon-"Character of Washing
Recitation-Stanzas on Freedom. VIM. Gillian
Recitation-'Flower Of Liberty Golda Taylor
Essay-''Mount Vernon. Marjorie Rarrows
Reeding-Origin of Our Flag Harry Carroll
Song ............ STARS and Stripes Forever"
Rs eel ATTIC of Feb mus.
Reading Anecdotes Of Washing Washing DlAs
Rseitation- Washington Pa ASGsD1 Du aan
Ode. Esther a oS McDaSitt
Recitation-"In Seventeen Hundred
and Thirty-two'' ........... William Rhodes
loss ........ ............... Chester Taylor
song $500. ......;:.. .:.......... America"
The pupils of the Sixth grade, Irving
knickerbocker Press. The editors are Rob-
ert Foulke, Roger Chase, Cornelia Shields
and Marcia Russell The January number
VIII Mtnser. Sara McDavitt.. Beth Silver
and Mary Campbell contributed stories, and
there were poems from Cecilia Otis and AL
ma Fischbein.
agh are in charge of the advertising Depart
ment. and Beth Silver and Preston White
are reporters: The special correspondents
are Willie Warren, Curtis Prout, Gladys
White, Marie Mckee Ethel Eastman, Fred
Minser and Nettie Morrison. Books are re-
viewed by Rilla Fuller, Clarence Stoddart
Laurls stons and Mary Sullivan.
Gardiner Staehle gave the war news In
the January number and Katherine Sullivan
the weather report.
description of the South ST. Paul stock
yards by Birch Burnett will appear in the
February number.
Mrs. Charles Power has given to the r.
wing school 100 of the Perry pictures mount
ed on colored cardboard.
The Humboldt High School Athletic asso-
clation has elected the following officers and
will Join the Interscholastic Athletic associa
tlon Of the state. President Clayton Oehler;
vice president. William Whitaker; treasurer,
Gen Rogers; secretary, omer Anderson.
The Douglas branch of the School union
held very interesting meeting at the Doug
las school last Monday evening. The children
opened the exercises of the evening with
short programme, which was very nicely rem
dered. Nature Study was the subject for
discussion, and Mr.. Lange, of the Central
from an educational, artistic and literary
point of view. The programme was concluded
with a recitation by Miss Jessie Bouton,
which was rendered in a very pleasing man
ner and greatly appreciated by all present
There will be no meeting next month, al.
the Pubic School union will hold their meet
Ing at the Central high school assembly hall.
The April meeting Of the Douglas branch will
meet In the assembly hall of the Humboldt
high school. The subject will be Art"
which will be illustrated by stereopticon
Views.