Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-23

Welcome. Bright Flag" pupils of the sec
ond grade; THE Flag NJ. Curtis; AN
Autocrat.' r. Lyons; dialogue. Washing
ton or Lincoln. VIM. Edwards and H.
Brice: Sword of Bunker HILL" ]. Chap
man; Birth of Washington, L. Isabel:
Independence Bell J. Smith; Father of
His Country" N. Barrel; Hearts and
Flowers" Florine Camper; address by
Rev. Walter Brooks.
Magruder School
''our Washington Missouri Nelson;
1.-THE Birthday" Gladys Booker; "A Talk
of Washington" by four pupils of the Sec
ond grade; "A Tiny Boy" Earnest Foot
and Fred Wood; facts from history, six
pupils Of sixth grade; THE Twenty-second
of February" Maud Blows; ST Would
Tell" by five boys of fourth grade
Golden Keys Claudius Ramsey; THE
Builders" by ten girls of fourth grade
composition, Edna Collins; address, Rev.
NJ. w. Glare; presiding officer, DIR. G. d.
Williams.
Stevens School
George Washington" Delilah olden;
Washington" Helen Morris; address by
Monument" Charlotte Johnson.
Sumner School.
Washington the Boy" by twelve pupils !:
Washington and the Flag Helen Ease
and Hunter Bronaugh;; selections from
Washington's sayings. Cora Lucas, Pauline
Johnson. Marion Carter; recitation, Annie
Pollard; Character of Washington" Ber-
tina Gaines; Washington" Pearl Sewell;
George Washington" Hattie Akers;
"Washington's Birthday" Howard Barker;
Great Lives Imperishable." Geraldine
Tate; The Character of Washington .
IS~ov, all.
Morn" Annie Catlett IA Tribute to Wash
fngton," Martha Wade; Vow of Washing
ton Edward Savoy and Ruth Hill; quota
lions. Clyde McDuffie and Jessie Finney;
recitation, Anthony Williams; Washing
ton" Emma Kennedy; washington $
Monument" Edgar Butler.
Wornley School.
February Twenty-second, by four pupils
of the third grade; Incidents In Washing
tons Life" by six pupils of the fourth
grade; ''Washingtons Birthday" Clifton
Fleete, fifth grade; maxims. by six pupils
of the fifth grade; washington, a Brave
Soldier" Herbert Kenney and Edward
Montgomery: short stories of Washington
Ellen Brown, Margaret Cook, Maggie Gross,
sixth grade; Washingtor's monument, Ed
ward Taylor; Washington's mother. Mabel
Brown; Washington's glory. Roger Fitz-
hugh Grown Our Washington" Mari
quita Grisby; lessons from Washington's
life. Arthur Parker, Walter Thomas Ma
tilda GENES, Harry Hewlett Walter Smith,
BE Brave and True, Boys" Roger Russ
Normal School No. 2.
Hurrah for the Flag" George Roy;
"Washingtons Farewell Address" Edwin
Henderson.
Hayes School.
Presiding officer Mr.. Samuel H. Walker
Stars and Stripes Forever" Marie c.
Hansen; violin solo, The Son of the Heath,
Miss Elizabeth B. Graham; accompanied,
Mrs. H. L. Davis; 1.-The Star Spangled Ban
ner' Mrs. Charles Henneyr accompanst.
Miss Anna M. Keyser; Crown our Washing
ten Miss M. Catherine Garst; violin solo,
Mazurka, Miss Elizabeth B. Grahame;
vocal solo, Dreams Mrs. Charles Henney;
address, by Rev. R. r. West: song, by first
and second grades, Our Flag; march, the
German Patrol, Bertha H. and Marie c.
Hansen.
Langston School.
Greeting, by James Thomas; reading
Pearl Hill: exercise, by ten pupils of fifth
grade; Washington's Farewell Address, L.
Dean; recitation, Maud Adams; acrostic. by
pupils of fourth grade; address, by Mr. F.
Peyton.
Appropriate exercises were also held at
not mentioned in the foregoing list of pro-
grams.
Sayles J. Bowen School.
'Star Spangled Banner" Lillian HALEY;
minuet danced by eight third-grade pupils
in costume. The speaker was Rev. Mr..
Wright. with Miss Anna B. Neumeyer as
presiding officer.
lexington School.
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Tompkins; recitation, February" Mabel
Pepper; recitation, "Washington's Birth
day" Charles Peck; song. "Our Own
United States" Edna Croft; recitation,
Good Old Times Herman Blau; recita-
ton, Lois Meek; recitation Growing
Washington" Emory Croft; salute to the
flag, school; recitation, Marsden Bennett;
song MY Vow Pearl Carr and Hazel
Glenn; recitation, paul Revere's Ride"
Marjorie Barnes; address, Mr. Walter n
Weston; chorus, Battle Hymn of the Re-
public
Webb School,
Presiding officer. Mr.. w. F. Carter; invo-
cation. Rev. George Bailey; speaker, MI
John B. Daish; march, Dixie Girl, Eva "
Vaughn; salute to the flag; address by Mr..
Dalsh; recitation, Washington, ten sixth
grade boys-Edward Hamilton, William
Vaughn George Evans, William Sando.
Corbin. Carl Heinzman, Paul Cherry and
Maurice Quinn; song, Santa Lucia, seventh
and eighth grades; recitation, February,
Elsie Coon, third grade; recitation Wash
ington's Birthday, William Vaughn, sixth
grade; recitation, Washington and His
Hatchet. Henry Franklin, fourth grade;
song, Boys Who Do and Dare, eight fifth
grade girls-Mamie Junghaus, Ida Dement,,
Bessie Mayhem Stella Tucker Henrietta
Weast Edna Hitchcock, Ethel Miller and
Edna Money; recitation, February Twenty
second, John Spellbring, fifth grade; reci-
tation, How to Be Heroes, Albert Snyder,
in costume first grade; march, Uncle Sam
my, Eva W. Vaughn.
Jefferson School.
c. n. Thompson, ENTHUSIASTICALLY of
pupils: march; pianist, Miss E. Lynn; in
Production of Mr.. Walter A. Brown by Mr.
/ Fairbrother. supervising principal; reel
tations. Utah." Florence Barker; Wash
ington," James Evans: "The Good Old
Days" Edward b. Thomas: I'm Seventeen
Hundred Thirty-two," Jacob Flax; Wash
ingtons Birthday" Harry Berman: THE
Character of Washington Stuart Dewey;
introduction of the speaker, Mr. Milton Z.
Allies, by Mr.. Walter A. Brown.
Seaton School.
Stars and Stripes puniIS of tba 6ftI apd