The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-18

was Hiawatha; Hattie Bigelow, Mime
haha; Minnie Larson, Nakomas; Harry
Warner, Arrow Maker, and the young
braves were Lee Pemberton, John Bowe,
Henry Stevens, Tommy Pewters, Roy
Showers and Harley Murphy. The grad
yates are Miss Flora B. Ostrander, Vir-
gle L. CARLSON, Minnie Larson, Cora
r. Winston, Agnes S. Peterson, E. Ha-
eel Fitz, Edith e. Kinsman, Hattie M.
Bigelow, Lizzie Dexter, Messrs. Arthur
Rossman, w. T. Sudheimer, Fay Poisson,
Thomas Pewters. Henry o. Stevens, Lee
Pemberton, Harry Warner and R. P.
Showers.
Friday. the two highest rooms of Han
cock school held a very pleasant picnic
at Fort Smelling. Field day exercises
were participated in by a large number
of boys and girls.
The graduation exercises at the Lincoln
Thursday afternoon passed off very nice
ly. The programme was well rendered
and the pupils did justice 10 their train
ing The parents were well pleased with
Rev. II. c. Ashcraft's address, which con-
tanned some very eloquent and forceful
remarks. the dainty diplomas; presented
by. Miss. Walker, and the class .mementoes
were appreciated by all. The two rooms,
we're BEAUTIFULLY decorated with graceful
palms, ferns and pictures drawn by mem
bers of the class. The valedictorian made
some very affecting remarks upon
our dear principal Her address
was well delivered and she was
loudly applauded picture, 1.-THE
Song of the. Lark was left as a
menento of the class of SO, and was
presented to the school by the president
of the class. The two rooms were well
filled by the parents and friends, all of
Whom were pleased with the programme.
The grammar grade pupils In the Sibley
schoo! presented the farce Mother
Goose" Thursday afternoon The cos
tunes were III fque, the acting good and
the young pople deserve much praise
The sixth grade pupils of the Sibley
school invited their friends in on Tues
Gay afternoon to hear an excellent pro-
gramme of music and Rotations.
The Tidy league in the Sibley has elect
ed leader for each room Three lead
ers will call the members together at any
time within the summer when Mrs
Bergmeier may think she needs the helm
they will be able to give.
The following programme was given by
the graduating class of the JEFFERSON
school Thursday. -.
Address of welcome, Mary Mcbride:
dawn OF peace, rec, Myrtle Premer:
class of statistics, Lyma DENY. Theresa
. RE sGing, school reading four boys
kahlert, Anna Rlom; the Irish dI1da
Fredericka Week; class poem, Mamie,
iHormsh; at school close George Rath-
2ens; song, Gay ROBBED Spring. Eleanor
MINER ana class; class prophecy, Walter
Chase, Harold CUMMINGS; the inventors
sWlIe, Lula Kah1ert; Lincoln s address at
Ge1taHispurg, class; solo, Lucille Egan;
stripes Forever Anna sBlom and class.
Three rooms of the Jefferson school had
a picnic out at Minnehaha park FRIDAY
the 18TH
All the teachers of the Jefferson school
We're invited to Mrs. c. r. .Gron,s Friday.
ana the members of the orchestra on
Saturday, the 18th.
The literary society of room 10. Webster
schoo!, held meeting Thursday and dis
cusseds the subject, IAN Hour in Our
Own Country
Jack Haynes presented to the Webster
school building tinted photograph.
s lame In oak, of. the Yellowstone geyser
"Otd Faithful
picture was presented to the Webster
school building by the class of ,e9. room
L. as parting memorial The title.
Feace' IS represented by child surrou- a.
ed by both domestic and wild beasts.
Ihe eighth grade of the Webster. school
responded generously to the New Rich
mond relief fund.
me closing. exercises of the A eighth
class of the Lincoln school took place in
me me Kindergarten rooms Following is
Song, Arise With the Lark saluta-
G t9rg; a. Alth n piether; recitation, "A
GIeeyportt,asLiegend,' Mary Brennan; reel
tha ats "shamps ,o,Brfen,'' John Geder
Charles GiHis; dialogue, The Crosstowin
Debating Society Audrey Gardner Carl.
PPama I,. Mamie Mullane, John Cederberg,
gomery. Alice Misz, Esther Hedin.
Ernest Biorklund, Elvira Victorin; reel
sMa di9ni,. The Legend Beautiful Bertha
Melaell; duet ,t"Nanderer's Night Song, {.
m!i11ealmentoes, Grace .Mullanee; recitation,
The Destiny of Our Country Ernest
EJorklund; Xalidictory, Nan Dunnigan;
dress, Rev H. e. Ashcraft g presegiat ad,
OF diplomas, Miss E! Walker; piano solo.
Hunting Song, Bertha Lowe
The graduating class of Longtellow
school had it's commencement exercises
at woodruff hall Friday night Follow
ing Is the programme: 49,
Piano duet, Lizzie Dudgeon; Paul Magnu-.
son; salutatory, Blanche Sischo; Song.
9Ga aaI tie Conrad Waller John o,Toole,
Roy Ostrom, Harold Cook; recitation'
H Ihe B 3 E; Fred Truax; class poem
Blanche Sischo, Bessie Gibson; recita
ton, Vision Of Sir Launfal,' Marion
S Samlmls: essay. . June Flowers, Lizzie
prop6ecy s0 Rev F ns4r Future class eass
Sammis, Conrad Waller, Carl Ionegre rem
John O'Toole, Guy Bell; essay. ,ast
e Mid ana testament Harold Cook; val
girls OF class; piano solo, Lizzie Dudeeon::
recltat1on, Columbia" Grace OXbor
ough; tableaux, Uncle Sam and his nos
sessions the army and navy.
The clsing meeting of the Webster
school union, postponed from Mondav
was held Thursday evening. Officers for
the ensueing year were elected Mr.
Strlnser being chosen president Mr.
'Smalley, OF the light and hall committee
reported favorably in regard to hattar
lighting of the building, and of tba need
OF am assembly hall. 1t was decided
TO- hoid9t meetings of the uion monthIv
instead of every two months, as here.
tofore iiei
The visitors were agreeably entertained
py the children of the school, Vocal and
instrumental music, under the supervision
OF Miss Knight, dumb-bell drills. in
ciiarse Oh MISS Burr, and rose drill by
eighteen girls, under the guidance Of
MISS Leanard, were features of the en-
tertainment. The music was rendered Inv
the Webster school orchestra.
The Progressive Literary Society of
Room IA, Webster school, held its last
meeting Thursday afternoon. Several
fine papers on IAN Hour in the Ola
World" were read.
The eighth grade of the Van Buren,
school held their graduating exercises
Thursday afternoon. A reception was