The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-06-15
FOR SCHOOL PICTURES.
Pupils of No. l Gave a De-
lighttul Entertainment
Last Night.

The assembly room of Public School No.
/, on York street, last evening contained
fully eight hundred people, who came TO
help the pupils make money to buy pic
lures for the school room. The children
gave an entertainment for that purpose.
The spacious room was decorated with
plants, daisies and buttercups. The plat-
form was a dream of beauty, artlstically
draped with the national colors and dec
GRATED with field flowers.
The programme was an excellent one.
1t was mainly arranged by Miss Veronica
Stanton and Miss NJ. A. Ward. 1t opened
with a comedy in one act, admirably per-
formed, WHO Is to Inherit?" Mss Eliz-
abeth Peters and Miss Harriet Schonsch
were exceptionally clever. The charac-
ters were:-Mrs. Annersly, Carrie Bliss;
Julia Annersly Stella Jones; Mrs. Man
fort, Elsie Karlein; Mrs. Fitzfudge Ber-
tha Moschel; Miss Pry, Annie Burns
Miss Chatter, Jennie Herman, Miss Nice
ly, Bella Gold Mrs. Hodgkins, Elizabeth
Peters; Margery, Harriet Schonfisch
Then came choruses by THE Merry
Milkmaids," the girls wearing sun bon
nets and carrying small tin cans on their
arms, and the boys being attired in over
als. wearing large straw hats and carry
ing ralxes over their shoulders. The chill
dren of the primary department took part
in this. They were:-
Milkmaids = Susie Henson, Maggie
Hutchinson, Flossie Taylor, Alice Kelly,
Sophie Merken, Katie Forbes, Daisy Gray,
Dora Loclzman Fannie Feinstein, Lena
Fairman, Beulah Hoffman, Elsie Manion,
Elizabeth Eckstein, Lottie Goralski, Sadie
Everson, Alice Wulp, Ella Altschul, Ethel
Murray, Edith Mattson, Marguerite Co
hendet.
Farmers-David Franz, Harry Perlberg,
Charles Woitke, Willie Hoffman, Harry
GoTdstein, Ernest Brewer. William Huen-
eke, Walter Obendorf, Matthew Ahern,
William Burns, Fred. Petersen. Charles
Rasmussen. William Melervy, Charles
Rainey, Charles Rot, Philip Feinstein,
Arthur Kneen, George Mahon; John Birk-
enstock, Herbert Wilson, dudes.
Miss Estele Feinthal gave a violin
solo, 1.-THE Angels Serenade,' which was
very well received. She had to respond
to the hearty applause with an encore. A
well executed piano solo was given by
Mr.. Daniel Lieberfeld, and Mr.. John
Cuparo gave a violin solo.
Part second was called ga Merry Com
! pany, or The Cadets Picnic a comic
operetta, which was very amusing. The
following pupils took part:-Little Old
Man, Sailor Glenn; Little Old Woman,
May valleau; Captain of the Cadets, Fred
Hauck; Color Bearer. Leo Mccormick;
Policemen. Ulyate Whipple. George Luhr-
man and Clement Knecht; Drummer Boys,
William Powers, Jacob Singer and Fred
Humme1; Cadets, Frank Doyle, Hugh
Hopkins, Leo Duff, Burd Hoffman Sgd
ney Green, Walter Larsen, Kingsland
Sutton. William Grady, Ralph Wynne,
John Naughton. Herman Kleinhaus, Louis
Goralski, Thomas Sheridan, John Gerken.
John O'Hare and Vincent Doyle; Guests,
Eleanor Winberry. Andrea Rector, Lila
Ward, Rocelia Jacobs Dora Franz. Ger
trude Irving, Margaret Buckley, Adelaide
Gillespie, Laura Newell, Margaret John
son, Lena Woitl1e, Mollie Colvin, Viola
Aneman, Nellie Brannigan, Alpha Ris-
berg, Estelle Feinthal, Grace Budden.
Ruby Hillman, Edna Bush, Helen Aneona.
The entertainment will be repeated to-
night.