The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-12
ANTHONY MEDALS.
Reading Contests In Three Of the
Public Schools.
Large Audiences IN Attendance - The
Judges and Prza Winners.

The reading for the Anthony, prize
medals in the Classical High school
took place before "A large assemblage OF
friends yesterday afternoon. OF the
ten contestants only nine appeared. one
being i'll at home. Principal Peck had
charge of the exercises and school
Committeeman William II. White was
on the platform with him. Following
was the programme:
Selection, "Home Circle" School Or
chestra Heading, Earth gets its Price
for What Earth Gives U.s." Albert n.
West; Reading. "A Comparison Of TN
cas- and Magma" Eleanor Stark; Read
ng, The Change in Macbeth's Char
acter From His Meeting the Witches
to the Battle OF Dunsinane," Herbert
Kenyon; Singing. "Mcrning Invita-
tion," Neazie. Class chorus: Reading.
"Chivalry in. Ivanhoe." Florence W.
Greene; Reading, ''The Coed in Lady
Macbeth's Character" Leander s. Bow
ers; Reading, The Change i'm Sir Laun-
fails Character" Katherine q. Coke:
Muse. American Volunteers" School
Macbeths Character From His Meet
ing the Witches 10 the Battle CT Dun
sinane." Frederick w. O'Connell: Read
ing. "Sr Roger de Coverly at Church."
Bessie w. Allen; Singing. Away To
the Fields" Wilson. Glass chorus:
Reading. The Type OF Clergy Por-
trayed in DIR. Primrose" William @.
Hoffman. Jr.: Music. THE Flag OF
Truce" School orchestra.
Harriet S. Wood. who was TO have
read "The Good in Lady Macbeth's
Character" was i'll.
The judges were Prof. Harris 4.
Starr. Lewis A. Waterman and Miss
Martha II. Clarke. Their decision
awarded the prizes to Leander $. Bow
ers and Katherine l.. Coke.
AT OXFORD STREET SCHOOL.
AT the Oxford street school readings
for the Anthony medals took place. un-
der the direction of Principal Martin S.
Tanning. The competitors. IL in num-
ber, were as follows: Fred Arnold, AL
bert McNair. William Herbert SIM
mons, Walter Hicks, Joseph Grover.
Walter Joseph Creegan, Walter South.
John Morris. Nettle Butler. Maud Need
ham, Rosamond Mullen, Gertrude Ma
ria Mcclure. Mary Norton, Ceres AL
bertina Uhrban. Edith Marcia Fair
brother, Alice Louise Thomas, Grace
Eleola Gleason.
Messrs Frederick Reuckert and VIII.
Barney were present as guests and
complimented the scholars on the ex-
cellence of their work. The judges were
Messrs. Louis w. Angel. Chester w.
Harrows and David Il. Pike. Their de-
dision awarded the medals TO Walter
South and Ceres Albertina Uhrban.
At Hope, STREET High School yester-
day two boys Ralph Bevan and Oscar
l.. Heltzen. secured the prizes and hon.
orable mention was given Miss Ger
trude Buffum. The exercises consisted
of brief essays on subjects OF the con-
testants' choice. The program was as
follows: "The Pleasure OF My Favorfte
Nature Study" Miss Gertrude Buffum;
THE Noble Qualities of Satan in Para
disc Lost" Laura T.. Ballou and Caro-
line &. Needham; THE Question OF the
Porto Rico Tariff" James j. Mckenna.
Jennie A. Donovan and Oscar Heltzen;
"The Progress OF Macbeth's Moral De-
cav" Laura Moran; lis Lady Macbeth
IInwomanly?" Ralph Bevan; "A De-
fence of Shylock." Frances n. McCar-
thy.
The JUICES were Prof. Hammond La
mont. William G. Burwell and Mrs.
Winslow Upton.