The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-25
EVENING SCHOOL
GRADUATI0NS.
Continued from rage Five.


street grammar school.
The graduating class included the fol-
loving: Anna r. Brown, Mary E. Ramos,
Katherine III. Kearns. Elizabeth NJ. Comp
ton, Margaret A. Miller. Margaret e.
Golligan, Maria A. Xavier Elizabeth c.
Paquette Anna Marshall. Mary q. Deg
nan, Tresa III. Mccormick Mabel Wood
Lawrence Il. Craven, Charles J.Brennan,
George l.. Fisher, Joseph ~. Ramos, How
ard q. Hunt. Peter Every. John A. sulli-
van. j. Marshall Macdonald. Hugh j.
O'Reilly, Joseph +. Mauran, Maurice
1accheri, James A. Ennis. Francis II. Deg
nan, John r. Butler, Reginald t. VALLEY.
VINEYARD STREET
The program Selection by the Epiph-
any Club orchestra, Victor r.. Richter,
director; presidents address, Patrick Jo-
seph Pyne; singing, "Barcarolle," The
Minute Men" Clara Cohen "Revolu-
tions," George Tillman Mason piano solo.
Ethel May Stokes '-I1he Great Wall of
China" John j. Christianson; singing,
IA Dream OF Sprlngtime;" reading,
Frank McPartland "The Daffodils,"
Mary Alice Parkerson; Lord Ulins
Daughter" Pauline Claire Aron: reading.
Miss Mabelle Murtagh; singing. "rhe
Soldier" cornet solo. Oscar Forsberg:
presentation of diplomas. by the prin-
cipal. singing "The Star Spangled Ban
The following were the officers OF the
class: President. Patrick Joseph Pyne. .
vice president. Mary Alice Parkerson:
secretary. Ellen Frances Connor: treas
uror. William Henry Alangius Mulry.
The members OF the graduating class
were Pauline Claire Aron. Esther Al
fredo Carlson, Aleathlear Beatrice Car
son, John Jacob Chrlstlanson, Clara
Cohen, Ellen Frances Connors, John
IL. II.
ana Estel Gears, Thomas Francis Grif-
fin. Martha Ann Lee. George Tillman
Mason. Janet Macbeth. Marguerite Mac
kenzie, Mary Agnes Miley, William
Henry Alangus Mulry. Mary Alice Park
erson Patrick Joseph Pyne.
ROOSEVELT STREET.
Plano solo. "Grenadier March," Miss
May Jackson; violin solo, Miss Esther
Wicks. Miss Emily Aveyard accom-
panist; reading, Miss Eunice Briggs.
vocal solo. Leonard Morley. Miss Bessie
E. Birch. accompanist: plano solo.
Dance OF the Ioneybees." Miss Eta
White; reading, "In the street Car" Miss
Elsie Eveyard; violin solo, Bridal Rose
March" Harry Atkins. Arthur Rushton,
accOmpanlst; piano solo, "The Colonial
March," Harry Cochran; address and
presentation of diplomas TO the graduates.
by DR.. Edward T.. ID. Turner. principal
of the Point street evening school; piano
solo. "Nalsc Caprice, Charles L. Nc
Laren; vocal solo. "A Soldier of Japan"
Ernn2t -Eee+tra44,-+ -+4afft-t1t1rkrurr, aCCUnI=
pauist; reading, "Sposin' a Case" Miss
Molly Clayton; club swinging. by Archie
Webb OF Brown university; vocal solo.
"The Face in the Firellght." Miss Ger
trude Irene Campbell. Miss Bessie T..
Birch. accompanist; piano solo. "The
Swallows Harry Cochran; violin solo.
overture "Enchantment," Ernest Cock
ran, Harry Cochran. accompanist; har-
monica solo, II Want 10 be a Soldier"
Thomas Horrocks. piano solo. Recess
sional March," Miss Bessie f Birch
The class officers were: President, sgd
ney Jackson; vice president. Charles l..
McLaren; secretary. Lena-Anderson
treasurer, Mary Ethel Hackett. The com
mlttee I'm charge Of the exercises consisted
OF Annie Brown Gertrude Irene Camp
bell. Alice Gertrude Henery, Thomas Hor-
rocks Arthur Rushton, James Spencer.
The graduates were Lena Anderson.
Annie Brown, Gertrude Irene Campbell
Walter Lee Cannon. Rose Mary Chapde-
laine James Joseph Clarke. Mary Estelle
Davidson Frederick George Dowding,
Mary Ethel Hackett William David Had
dcan, George Henry Harrison Alice Ger
trudc Henery. Thomas Horrocks. Lilliath
Thornrose Howarth. Sydney Jackson.
Clifford Truman Langil Mary Elizabeth
la Porte, William McAuliffe Mary Mar
garct McDonough. Charles H. McIaren
Blanche Paquin. Napoleon Henry Paquin
May Alice quinn, Arthur Rushton, James
Spencer. Paul Sprangcr. Isaac Joseph
Thuotte. Maurice Nesey. Carl Voolkcl.
DEAN STREET.
THE School school; overture Bridal
Rose" ROYAL orchestra; piano solo, Miss
Lena Storti; vocal duet For All Eter-
nifty" Miss Ccsira c. Pettne and Harold
w. James; Red. White and Blue"
school: trombone solo Tiborio Maintelli;
harp and violin duet intermezzo from
"Cavalleria Rusticana," Frank Raia and
Miss Virginia Anderson; mandolin solo
Poet and Peasant" Ralph Tortoanl:
violin solo. Miss Eta NJ. Carpenter: Flag
OF the Free" school; piano solo. ."Zampa,"
Alfred Zambarano; clarinet solo. "Souve-
mir de Linda" Alfonso del Giudice: man
dolIn solo "Blue Bells of -gna+la4+.l f1t-t-
tasia. Raffaee Capaldi; baritone solo
"The Holy city" Frank Burlando: selec-
tion. Blue Bells Royal orchestra;
America" school Miss Kate O'Rellly