The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-12
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

Inc commencement exercises of the
Cleveland high school will be held at
the First Baptist church Tuesday and
wednesday. The class day exercises
will be Tuesday evening at o'clock the
programme being:
H organ prelude RrelGde and fantasia Adolph
presidents address, John Alfred Gryth-
man; class flowers, Nina Mae HamiltonI
class class history, EXa Mae Mitcheson; class
1 Mabel &c Christine Hoffman; organ seleo-
ton, Study in G Major" class motto,
augusta Louise Stein: class prophecy,
Ellen Jenny Nelson; last will and tesla.
ment, Julia Paulina Anderson; class
song, Wilhelmina Lundquist; organist,
Arthur c.. Koerner.
Wednesday evenings commencement
programme will be:
Organ prelude and choral, Theodore Du-
bois; 'Marche du ST. Sacrement," A.
Chauvet; invocation, Rev. H. F. Stilwell;
s s5ine E,ao oraGt tito CLEANS Of sun
The Song of the Sirens" Alice Anna
Alice All, DAILY; grafton. The Spirit Of the
gan. 'Intermezzo sinfonico," MascagnI;
grafton. Small Beginnings" Amy Adeline
HHy snnsb essay es a9Irs Goethe and schlIeE
Are Nno Alps" Hilda Charlotte HeIlner:
valedictory, The Swing of the Pendu.
l 61d, En- Emma Sophia shoberg; address to
SIeAooJ LII. dSOIB0 w. laws, presentation
of diplomas. President B. zimmermann;
organist, Arthur C. Koerner. --r
The graduates are:
Preparatory-Alice DAILY, Hannah Car
oline Ernst. Alice Anna elizabeth John
son, HiIda Charlotte Lengthy, Emma
General-Julia Pauljna Anderson, Per-
ppetua Christina Ebling, John Alfred
Clara Augusta Hooper. Nina Mae Ham.
1lton, Hilda Charlotte ,Hellner. Virginia
Harriet Kenny, Amy Adeline Lyons.
Lundquist Eva Mae Mitcheson Ellen
Jenny Nelson. Alfred Tion Oberg, Otto
William Steiner Augusta Louise Stein.
Ensl1sh-Adolph Ernest Voges-
The graduating class Of the Central
high school has taken upon itself the re-
sponsibilitY of securing a place for the
graduating exercises Thursday evening,
not being satisfied with the offer of the
high school assembly hall by the school
board. 1t was decided to use the Peoples
church. and. as has been done by the last
two graduating classes. sell limited
number Of tickets of admission to defray
the expense.
The annual meeting of the Webster Lo-
cal union will be held in the school
building, Mackubin street and Laurel
avenue, Monday evening, at 8 o'clock.
AS 1t is an important meeting all friends
and parents are earnestly requested to
be present.
The fifth bi-weekly meeting of the Pro-
gressive Literary Society OF Room II,
Webster school, was held Wednesday
afternoon. May 81. The subject discussed
was Egypt
The class OF '99, room IA, Webster
school, which will leave the building this
month, left as a parting memorial fine
bust of Daniel Webster.
President Griggs is organizing an as
ISOLATION of boys and girls of Burr street
and vicinity to cooperate with the Burr
street improvement association.
The A eighth class Of the Adams school
gave reception in honor of their teach
er, Miss Norton. Thursday, from $3.50 to
5. Those present were the teachers Of the
school, including Miss Dougherty, the
principal. and the B eighth class. A very
interesting programme was arranged. the
musical selections being given by pupils
of the class. Refreshments constituted
part of the programme. The reception
room was artistically decorated with the
class colors, olive green and rose.
Invitations have been issued by the
eighth grade, Douglas school, for their
programme June 10, at 1870 p. m. as fol-
lows: -~.
salutatory, Ethel Eames; Action"
Jens Peterson piano solo. Shepherds
Jack; "Rizpah," Nellie Mcnamara; song,
Sweet and Low class; "Oratory,"
Rubis Arneson; Our Banner" Julia
Horsnell; vocal solo, waiting" (Millard),
Nellie Mcnamara: "Toussaint LOuver-
ture.' Harry Lathrop; The Boat Race
Marion Fay; piano SOLO, Moon Moths"
Julia HorsnelI; class history, Esther
Wilson; 1.-The Prophecy for 49," Mabel
Burbridge; scarf fantastic and tableaux
mouysants, class; song; We Were
valedictory Alick Nelson: presentation
of the Song of the Lark" from eighth
grade to the school, Marion Fay; recep-
ton to eighth grade by seventh grades