The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-25
GRADUATION
AT HOPE
ST. HIGH
Large Attendance at the Exer.
cisss Last Evsning-At the
Normal Grammar School.

The graduating exercises OF the ''Po
street high school were held last evening
In the hall OF the school. and were or
highly entertaining and instructive char
acter. an audience being present that
filled every available inch OF space, ana
manifested by unstinted applause the
appreciation shared by all.
The stage was attractively arranged Tor
the occasion the flowers OF the fair young
graduates being arranged along the front
of the same. while on table. close py.
was another mass OF flowers, RS ana , IN n,vae vae
cups, the trophies won by the footoaH
and baseball teams of the school.
Pae pTosaam was yoes1 %s Gayoste Carl
Bohm; prayer. Rev. Henry M. King.
ID. D.; grafton. THE Advantages of
IShn G0ar!ISad Ssdry f"m
School Boys Point of View George
Hurley; grafton. The Message OF Nature
to Her yotaries." Helen Chiids freeDorn FJn"r,s
Rossini. solo by Helen l.. Ames; Grafton.
"A Plea for the Bible as Literature,
Achsa otelia Chase; Grafton, An Eng
music. "A Moonlight Boat Ride. Verdi.
Part II-Scenes from Much Ado About
Nothing" Dramatis personae-Don Pedro.
Claudio. young lord of Florence, Rich.
ard s. Austin; Benedick, young lord or
Padua. Marshall i. Martin: Leonato.
Pedro. Ernest s. Reynolds; Conrade,
Richard s.. Austin; Barachlo. Charles ID.
berry a constable. Winthrop w. Aldrich;
Verges. marlborough. James @. Fegan.
sexton, Ernest s. Reynolds; Hero, daugn-
niece lde ei eoee& to Leonato % jeanette % B. Carroll
Margaret. Lilly f. Fraser; Ursula. Anna
Il. Graham. gentlewomen attending on
st Msro wnes ehases Davis AZ seeond
watch, Charles II; Westcott; music.
Union and Liberty" Wagner; presenta-
tion of class gift, by class president. Her
pomas. by William F. Gleason. NJ. D.,
president Of school committee; class song;
! benedction.
The scenes from Much Ado About
Nothing" were admirably presented. the
| performers in several instances doing
! highly creditable work.
| The gift presented by the class presi-
! dent was a beautiful statue OF the
Marble Faun," by Praxitiles.
The graduates were as follows
Classical Course-Winthrop Williams
Aldrich, Leah Brown Allen,N Mildred
Allen Carnes. zechariah Chafee. Jr.. Ger
| trude Mary Clark Elizabeth Robinson
! Crapon, Herbert Larned Dorrance, Lloyd
Champlin Eddy, John Silva Enos. James
Grover Fegan. Lilly Eta Fraser. Cath
crime Belle Goulding Earle Arnold Har-
rington, George Hurley. Preston Day
Jones. Grace Edity Mahy, Charles Dillon
McEvoy. william Nisbet Ross, Charles
Hapgood Westcott
Latin Course-Ursula Marie Barry,
Meril Eliza Bevan. George Walker Davis
Zerre Fitz Randolph Huntsman. John
CORTLAND Knowles. Louise Baggott
Morgan, Everett Mitchell Paddock. Ar
thur Chester Snow, Frank Gideon
Spencer, Jr.
| English Coursas sonbie Jorana Arm
ington, Richard Sisson Austin. Alice Ryan,
Estelle Butler. Frank Carroll, jeanette
| Elizabeth Carroll, Achsa Otelia Chase.
Catherine Grace Coutanche, Elizabeth
Cranston, Charlotte May Augustine Dean.
Katherine Harriet Fitzsimmons, Helen
Chids Freeborn, Anna Elizabeth Graham,
Harvey Flint Grant, Margaret Rebecca
Howard, Jennie Agnes Hughes, Marshall
Burnham Martin, Annie Caldwell Men
zies. Richard Hagsn Miller. Vida Louise
Money, Ernest Shaw Reynolds. Charlotte
Leavitt Stafford, Nellie Adelaide Stone.
Louise Hawthorne Sweet. Marion Arnold
Tarbell, Alene olney Williams.
NORMAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The graduating exercises Of the Nor
NAL grammar school were held in the
hall OF the school, at 3 O'Clock this after
noon, the order OF exercises being as fol-
lows:
Singing, Inc hlnRS champion, ATT.
Watson, grammar grade pupils: recita-
ton. Antony's speech to the Romans
Shakespeare, Edward Joseph Carr; reci-
tation The Dreams. Field, Fannie Caoy
Whipple; singing. The Twilight Star
Barnby, grammar grade pupils. recita-
ton, The Chambered Nautilus. Holmes
Caroline May Rookie; recitation, The Bat
tie OF Waterloo. Byron, Hattie Green.
blatt, singing, Charming Little Valley
Arr Roberti, grammar grade pupils; al
dress, Superintendent Walter II. Small
awarding of diplomas, Principal Charlie:
s Chaplin; singing. over the Dancing
Sea- Arr Roeckel grammar grade pupils
The graduates were as follows: Edward
! Joseph Carr, Leo James Joseph Feeny
William stephen Garvin, Marguerit,
Mary Adelaide Geary. Hattie Greenblatt
Pauline Agnes Neugebaur. Edna VII
son De Rochemont, Caroline May Rookie
Sarah Fannie Weaver. Fannie Cad,
, Whipple.