The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
STRONG SCHOOL CLASS DAY THIS
 AFTERNOON.

Programme for the Exerclses-NIaMuai Training Exhibition. Music at St. James'-New Tennis Ground Popular The class day exercises of Strong school will be held this afternoon at 2:30 in Granniss hall. Superintendent Beede, Mayor Studley and members of the board of education were asked to present the diplomas, but none of these gentlemen could be present and it was not decided last evening who would of ticiate. The exercises promise to be in- teresting and Granniss hall will be crowded. The programme will be as follows:
 Class march-Moonlight on the Lake ........... ...................... Bailey
 Jean Macdonald. Address of welcome.
 Raymond Clarke. Hymn-Strong ................B. Jepson
 Words by Gertrude Hutchinson.
 
 Principal Sherman l. Graves. Duet--W Welcome to Summer ......Fearis
 Ethel Parker Leona Hines. Essay-Personal Recollections of the State of Washington.
 Ethel Hager. Song-The New Hail Columbia ....... s.,....,....... ............... ChadWlck
 School. Current Events. Topics: Chinese Exclusion Bill-George Den
 ison
 Three Noted Men-Bessie Russell. Isthmian Canal-Alfred Seeley. Song-King Bell and Ding-dong. Karle
 Glee club. Essay-Scottish Highlanders.
 Winifred Thompson. Class poem.
 Margaret Lonergan. Piano election-Immergrue .... Kafla
 Emam Kaelbl. Conferring of Alumni English prizes
 A. Willis Blackman. Song-Country Fair Waltz ..........Abt
 School. Whittier exercise. Essay-Whittier- Ormstedt. Recitations-Sel from "Snow-
 Bound"
 Amy Alvord, Marion Allen, Charlotte
 Fabrique Barefoot Boy-Frank Champlin. In School Days-Ruby Fowler. Stanzas of the Times-Edward Ryan Sunset on the Bear Camp-Marjorie
 Strubel.
 Gift of Tritemius-Mae Parker. At School C1ose-Marcella Quinn. Song-Merry June ............. Vincent
 School. of class gift
 Oliver Bishop. Acceptance of class gift.
 Principal sherman I. Graves, Song-Laugh and Sing ........ Gabriel
 School of diplomas. Song-Alma Mater ..,.,.......Custance Raymond Clarke Joseph Clancy, Alfred
 Seeley, Hugh Grove. Cora Christofferson, pianist The announcement was made Sun day at St James church that special music will be a feature of the morning service on Sunday next, on which oc- casion the regular choir will be supple mented by Miss Ella Grace Larom, contralto, of New York city, and Ma than Sokoloff violinist. Miss Larom possesses a contralto voice of rare quail ity and scope which has been heard | much of late in the centers of music l both in oratorio and concert work. She will sing the anthem solo, "The Lord l; Is My Light" by Allitsen Mir So- koloff is we'll and favorably known at l St. James,, where his talented work up- | 1n the violin has been much appreciat- | d. A festival Te Deum and Benedictus | will be sung by the choir. Miss Esther Wood of Trenton, N. J" | s visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Darby l )f 145 Ferry street, The new tennis club grounds recently | opened on the south side of Blatchley l tveune. near Wolcott street, are being | lsed nearly every evening. The club | 1t present consists of Attorney w. s. l Ioyle, William F. Morgan, Jr., Charles | '. Williams and James J. Horan. There | Ire several applications for membership l n the new club now pending. ". The celebration of Arcanum day by live Oak council of Fair Haven, Daven- ,ort and Beacon Hill councils took | ,lace at the Beach house, Savin Rock, asst evening.
 A lawn fete will be held Wednesday | .fternoon and evening on the grounds if C. B. Granniss by the choir of St. M. F. church. The attrac- ions include a fish pond, candy, flower, I ce cream and lemonade booths. VI At the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank II I. Crawford, 116 East Pearl street, II Ready circle of Kings Daughters gave n entertainment last evening. There vas lawn festival with sale of ice ream The affair was well attended nd very successful
 Philip Mooney of Fillmore street has