The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-05


On Tuesday. Jan. 81, the election of the
officers of the senior class of. the Cleveland
high school took place. The officers were
elected by the informal ballot system John
Grythman was elected president, and Julia
Anderson, vice president. In the election OF
secretary the class chose their reliable ex-
secretary. Miss Alice Johnson Gussie Stein
was elected treasurer. Minnie Lunduuist
was admitted into the class. The senior girls
are very fond of bonl1ons and the president
in honor of the Office he received, humored
them the next day by treating them to some
fine French candy. The girls appreciated his
generosity very highly:
Several of c.. H. S. boys Joined the Y. NJ
c. A. in the last meeting OF the athletic as
scciation. The seni-annnaI election of the
A. A. will occur Monday. the 9Th inst
The alumni of the Cleveland high school
had a meeting at Woolsey's hall Friday, JAM
q. There was not much business done, but
schey decided to have a meeting every two
months. Those. present enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
+ A number of the pupils Of the Lincoln
school ara attending the Seymour lectures,
The rooms in the building of the Lincoln
school have been kept very conlfortai,le dur
H. . se'e 'O'o "eA FIJI
8 Miss Canning, of the Jackson school has
Just returned from a week 8 absence on ac-
count of the serious illness of her mother
The promotions OF the Jackson school have
been made, the pupils are well started in
their new work. and teachers and children all
seem very happy.
The Central High School Debating society
held a meeting Friday afternoon and elected
the following officers: President, Harry Bar
low; vice president, David Triangle; secretary.
Katherine Stoughton.
meeting OF the Taylor Memorial Aid So
ciety was held Thursday afternoon in the
library at the Central high school Six
claims were allowed in full and other busi-
ness Of a routine nature was disposed of.
The committee having in charge the Sey-
mour lecture course reported progress, and
that everything pointed to the unqualified
success OF the undertaking.
A cis g OF twenty-five graduated from the
Webster school Twelve Of the pupils en-
tered the Mechanic Arts and thirteen the
Central. The average number OF pupils per
room now, at the Webster: IS about fifty.
Through the kindness Of Willis j. Howard,
chairman of the committee of, ornamentation
Of the St. Paul Public School Union, the boys
and girls OF the Webster school are enjoying
the pictures loaned by him. Great interest Is
awakened In the subjects themselves, and
desire to know something. of the artists and
the times in which they lived has been Great,
ed by study of the pictures and their silent
of deep regret when we must say goodbye
to them. Some pieces of statuary, such as
Winged. Mercury" Night and Morning
'Longfellow'' and Others have found their
way into the building and give an additional
beauty to the rooms.
The Literary Society Of the German School
held meeting Friday afternoon and enjoyed
a programme Of music and rhetoric The
numbers were as follows:
Piano Solo ........ $500 Fragrant Rose"
Gyda Hansen.
Reading Daniel in the Lions Den"
Belle Robertson.
Violin Solo ......................."P Paul Jones'
Joe Pryor.
Acconpanist Gyda Hansen.
Mary Mollet.
Vocal Solo-"Sing Me to Sleep Again Mother
Mary Enright
Reading ............ Something Spilled
Albert Leppla.
Piano Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" La Bouton"
Ellen st. German.
Vocal Solo .............."C Back to Erin
Fife Belcher.
Chorus ................ Mus on the Waves
Gyda Hansen Katie Hansen, Mae Williams.
Hettie Won Soelen, Hannah Hohling.
Violin Solo ...................."C Cradle Song"
Nettie Won Soelen.
Piano Solo ..........--...-.'A 1aiden's Dream"
Adell Longfeld.