The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-17
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The German School Literary society
held it's semi-monthly meeting last
Friday. Officers for the coming month
were elected as follows:
President, Mae Williams vice presI-
Dent. Lille Morisse; secretary. John Deg
nan; assistant secretary, Harry Podlasky;
treasurer, Charles Aitken. Mary Mollet
was appointed critic.
The society decided with the assistance
an entertainment in the Mechanics Arts
high school hall. May 8. at D. m, at
which the following programme will be
fEiia snn solo p,.n.,o d.. ,,o,,,,,
Recltation-"The Boy Who Ran
vocsi soio.BreaK the red News xa to s0eien
a Boys Mother. Joseph Martineau
ReeItationGaour Flag Edmund peterson T
Alice Anderson and Mabel Peterson
Violin solo, Nettie Van Soelen, accom-
panied by Nellie Van Soeien.
Song-"The Bootlacks"-
Herbert Eiseman, Matt Smith
6iano SOLO, .........-........ Clara Murphy
recitation. Annie Slattery
I Song. .Alvina Kronke and Teresa Wagner
Reeitation-"The Wind" =. Hazel Parks
Either solo. ................ Annie Seiberlioh
Friday afternoon to an appreciative au-
dience by the members of the Anti
Cigarette League" of the German school.
The Mothers club Of the Cleveland
school held very successful meeting last
Tuesday. The membership was increased
cipal Of the Sibley school. delivered an
address on the subject of Discipline"
BY special request she also gave q hui
morous recitation, entitled Katrina Visit
to New York. Next on the programme
was a piano duet by Maude and Edith
Nelson, then recitation by Miss Addie
The refreshments were served by Mrs.
Dr., Sohlberg, Mrs. Lundquist, Mrs. w.
Anderson and Mrs; e. Holt.
ciety of the Cleveland High School will
be held tomorrow and an elaborate pro-
gramme is being prepared. The high
school orchestra will furnish the music
The Cleveland High School Seniors
play, 'The Heart of a Hero" will be
given at the Assembly hall. Friday, April
%. and matinee Saturday. April %.
Pupils of the Jackson school are sell
ing tickets for the entertainment for the
benefit of the school which is to be given
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Among the new books recently added
to the Madison school reference library
are the following Golfers Nations OF
the World 80 volumes; Kellogg's Physi..
9logy Is Volumes Fiskes DiscoggTy OF
and 100 copies of supplementary books
for the schools.
The second bi-weekly meeting of the
literary society of room IA, Webster
school, was held last Friday afternoon
The instructive topic, IAN Hour in Eng
land" was discussed. Music interspersed
the programme.
Prof l.. w. Snyder. Of Denver, adj
dressed the seventh and eighth grades
of the Webster school on Education and
It's Effects" He contrasted the schools
of Europe with those of the United
States greatly to our advantage
Guido RENTS Aurora, and Rosa Bon
hours Oxen Flowing have been hung
in the front hall Of the Webster school
and form a valuable ornament to the
building. They are interesting, subjects
form topics Of great interest.
At a regular meeting of the Lincoln
School Literary society Friday after
subject: Resolved, That the Indian was
better off before the white mapP4cams
to America" Much interest was shown
by the members of the society At times
three or four were on their feet ASKING
for recognition from the president. IL
was decided by a popular vote that the
affirmative presented the best arguments.
We have had an unusual number OF
visitors at the Lincoln school this week.
teachers from Saltwater and the Madison
and Jackson schools of our own city.
Miss Brooks and Miss Stoker each also
spent some time with u.s.
PUPILS who have been suffering from
the effects of vaccination are once more
returning to resume their studies. and,
as consequence, tho Lincoln school Is
full to overcrowding