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

of fourth grade; recitation. Osmond Va
rela, pupil. of the sixtfranade recitations,
six pupils from fifth 3gfade; Rotations.
Rosa Hornstein and Estella Became; "a
Psalm of Life William Leissler: Char
acter of Washington Ethel Shane and
Rosser Hunter; address Adr. NJ. l. Weller:
The Vow" pupils of the.sfxth and seventh
grades: accompanist. Miss C. S. willen-
bueher; presiding officer, Rev. E. Hez
Sven.
Bren School.
Remarks, Mr. Herbert s. Giesy: Union
aud Liberty" Hattie Shafer; recitation,
Margaret Gillespie, Irma. Reichard. Ruth
Pyles and Edgar Hoover; selections, Einar
Dieserud and Christine Birmingham; reel
tation. Uric Mengert; recitation, Melvin
Sandmeyar: violin solo, Ethel Minor; read
ing, Elda Sandmeyer; selections, Florence
Allen and Clarke ODER; address, Rev. Will
liam M. Neyins; 1.-THE Vew,'' by pupils of
the sixth grade. Accompanies. Brent Or
ehestra, Miss Bessie Harrison, director.
Peabody School.
Original poem, Stirling Wilson; Little
George Washington Chauncey Winstead;
what Was the Secret" VIM. Mccartney;
George Washington" John Davis; solo,
my Own United States Florence Train
ham: "A Tribute to Washington" Helen
McDermott: "A Chain of Dates" by eigh-
teen pupils: 1.-THE SCHOOL, House Stands by
the Flag" Herbert Street: recitation, Rosa
lie Bartlett; song, .Star Spangled Banner
solo, Miss Mabel Swingle.
Hilton School.
''Washingtons Birthday" Julia Ruff:
"Keller's American Hymn by the pupils
of the eighth grade; 1.-The Constitution"
Ruth Holt; Medley of Patriotic Airs"
piano solo. Nobre Moore; Paul Revere's
Ride Millett SchofeId; Fancy Dance"
Helen LOCKWOOD: 'Washington's Grave"
Arlene Terry; 1.-THE Vow to My Country"
pupils Of the sixth and seventh grades:
George Washington" Helena DOGGY: IN
strumental trio, Louise Wood, Harry Wood
and Russell Pole; what Constitutes a
slater" Myrtle Clements; address. Edwin
]. Nottingham.
Edmunds School
1.-THE Vow" by the pupils of the sixth and
seventh grades: George Washington" by
the pupils of the fifth grade; 1.-THE Hatchet
Story" by the pupils of the third and fourth
grades; 1.-The Suwanee River" by pupils
of the seventh grade; Wsshington's Birth
day, Louis Potter; 1.-THE Brightest Name on
History's Page" Elsie Gleason; address.
DR.. F. I. Howe.
Maury School.
George Washington" Margaret Coch-
Man." Marie Oldham; address by Rev.
Charles H. Butler; 1.-THE Modern Washing
ton," David Conway.
Van Buren, School.
Patriotic march, Anna French; vocal solo,
Miss Wingate; song, God of the Nations"
by the pupils of the eighth grade; address
by Rev. W. G. Davenport; Mount Vernon
Bells" by the pupils of the fourth and
fifth grades Washington, the Brightest
Name on History's Page" James Quinn;
ITO Thee, Oh. Country" by the pupils of
the sixth and seventh grades; Land of
Greatness by the pupils of the eighth
grade; MY Own United States by the
pupils of the fourth and fifth grades; "a
Vision of Liberty" Annie Bhtler; "Keller's
American Hymn" by the pupils of the
eighth grade; ..Flag Of My Country" by
the pupils of the sixth and seventh grades.
Accompanist, Eugenia Arnold.
Tyler School.
mt. Vernon Bells, by, the pupils of the
third, fourth and fifth grades; patriotic
quotations, sixth grade pupils; song, ''God
of the Nations" by the, pupils of the sixth
seventh and eighth grades; Tribute to
quartet, Speed Our Republic" BY the
pupils of the seventh grade; address, Mr.
Maurice ]. Rosenberg.