The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-25

These are the days when the sweet
girl graduate" hourishes. when music and
fragrance All the air and bursts OF ora
tory are poured forth from the lips of
young men and women alike In all parts
OF our city and state.
The graduation exercises of the class OF
1902 of the Manual Training school occur
red in the hall OF that institution. last
evening. and ushered I'm the graduation
exercises I'm the various grammar and
high schools OF this city The hall was
completely filled with interested persons
and the program was as follows
Music, High School orchestra; prayer,
Rev. John Pennington; response-Eye
Hath not Seen. chorus; Jewish Character
Sketches In Ivanhoe. Miss Celia Il. Hop
klns; George w. Melville-A man OF re-
source and genius, Chester b. Oatman:
Away 20 the Fields, chorus, school; The
Advantages of Manual Training for a
Business Career. William III. Hoyle; Mac
beths Motives In the Assassination of
Duncan. Miss Bessie l.. Clarke; Anchor
ed chorus: Made I'm Germany. John B.
Poole; Cecil Rhodes and his Gift 10 Edu-
cation. Art Hadley; o for the Wings OF a
Dove. chorus: Rowan's Message 10 Gar
cia, Fred w. Pennington: The Homes of
the Future. Miss Ethel b. Thornton.
overture-A Day and a Night. G. thinner
man, orchestra; Good Night Farewell,
chorus, orchestra.
At the close Of the exercises the diplo-
mas were awarded by Principal George
+. Weston with few appropriate re-
marks.
The graduates were as follows: Boys
Harold Chritcherson Angel. Walter Her
bert Angel, Warren Gammell Baxter,
Henry Trueman Beckwith, Hugh Fraser
Burton. Albert Martin Crowell, Harold
Elliot Durfee, James Rowland Fenner.
Charles Hosmer Foster. Art Hadley, Ar
thur Aloysius Hoey. Henry Nichols Hor-
ton. William Howard Hoyle, Archibald
William Hughes, William Edmund Ken
yon, Frederick Babcock Kimball. Hervey
Mason. Jr., Edward Mccarthy, Jr..
Chester Bullinger Oatman, Fred w. Pen
nington. John Bailey Poole, Charles STAN
ley Raymond Harry Wright Remington.
Bernard Shaffner Rose, Irving Albert
Taylor.
Gilrs--Marian Frederika Bonner Bes-
sic Louise Clarke, Anna Laura Fraser,
Celia Elizabeth Hopkins. Olive Dean
Leonard. Hattie Adyelle Mitchell. Annie
Jeanette Pond Alice Pennington. Sarah
Ida Shapiro. Ethel Brown Thornton.
The class honors were won by the fol-
lowing
First: Bessie Louise Clarke, Art Had
ley. William Howard Hoyle, Irving AL
bert Taylor.
Second: Anna Laura Fraser. Alice Pen
nington, Ethel Brown Thornton, Henry
Truman Beckwith. Hugh Fraser Burton
Henry Nichols Horton, Chester Bullinger
Oatman. John Bailey Poole.
The members OF the school orchestra
which furnished most acceptable music
during the evening were as follows:
Chas s. Brown, manager; Earl w. An
gell. first violin; Rob't n. Austin, Cello;
Ed. Il. Coffin, second cornet, Archibald
w. Hughes. first violin: Earl r. Null
chahey, vrst cornet; Ernest l.. Passmore,
second violin; Joseph Price. flute; Lyman
r. Whitcher. second violin; leader. Miss
Ethel b. Thornton, piano
ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL
The graduating exercises OF the Eng
llsh High school, at the corner of Pond
and Summer streets, were held In the
large school hall. at 10 o'clock this morn
ing In the presence OF great assemblage
OF parents and friends.
The order OF exercises was as follows:
Music, March, English High, school Or
Portals" Gounod's "Redemption;" Her
oines OF the Eighteenth Century. Eliza,
beth A. Cavanaugh; Plpees de 9f GeolpsIrai fisrrY
+. Lincoln; singing. Song OF the Vik-
ings," Tanning; The Importance Of a
T66OrSush TEainns Sr fSSr Sqsnsss ynnns peope &
should Read Dickens, Annie r Wood
music, overture, Bridal Rose" Lavallee,
English High school oorchestra Weather her
Wisdom. William A. Piacentini; The Ola
and New Type of Gentleman. Eleanora
NJ McDonough; singing. The Lost
Chord. = Arr from Sir ArthH1 Suiliyah'
and It's Consequences. Lotta E. CLARK;
singing. Good Night-Farewell." Arr
from George Garrett sca0ol hoo ex,rc,ses the
diplomas were awarded by Principal
Hoyt and the benediction pronounced by
Rev. c. II. Cote
The graduates are as follows:
Ethel Gertrude Adams. Annie May Aus
tin. Ethel Louise Carver. Grace Luella
Cate. Elizabeth Anne Cavanagh, Minnie
Amey Chapman. Lotta Ethel Clark. Mary
Ellen clifford, Martha Kathleen Cole.
Agnes Katherine Crofwcll. Ursula Hope
Devenish Florence Patterson Edgers,
Teresa Cecilia Gallagher, Grace Hartley
Goodrum, Mary Julia Gray, Marion Fran
ces Hughes. Myra Alice Kimball, Jennie
Sarah Kominsky Ida Evelyn Lewis,
Bessie Agnes LOTUS. Jennie Aileen Mann,
Ethel Belle Mathewson. Mary Jane
Georgiana McAlonan. Eleanora Mary Nc
Donough. Katherine Veronica McNanley,
Bessie Edwina Morrish, Mary Josephine
Mulligan, Hannah Teresa O'Hara, Edith
Wheaton Padelford, Nellie browne Paine,
Vivian EN0nHeline tnlllips, EuAtne irene
Read. Elizabeth Gertrude Ri6rdan, Stella
Hannah Hobblee, Ida Lawrence Rollins
Susie Mowry sherman, Edith Maria Snow,
Lucy Spencer. Minnie Lavinia White,
Annie Thornton Wood, Ellen Stella Wood,
Harry Francis Lincoln. Charles Adolph
Iundel. Patrick William McIIugh, Ed
ward Patrick o'Hara, Howard Lewis
Packard william Angus Piacentini.
Ralph Siddall Richards, Waldo Richard
son. Nathan Ssckett.
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL
The graduating exercises OF the ClassI-
cal high school were held az 3 O'Clock
this afternoon I'm the hall OF the school.
The exercises were OF the usual interest
ing character and the order OF exercises
was as Follows:
Music. School orchestra: prayer: sing
ing. Spring Time once Again. Sullivan,
school The Revolution from the English
Standpoint, Sumner Goldts.cit Rand;