Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-21

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STANDARDIZATION. "Wash!ngton's Birth
day. Dudley Robinette; recitation. Wash
ington.'' Dorothy Walton; recitation
"Washington's Right to Fame Bertram
thur Jones and Doris Noetzel; recitation,
Washington" Florence Seaman; recitation,
Our Leader. Albert Ramspurger: recita-
ton, THE Name of Washington" Maurice
Elizabeth Thomas: song. The Father of
My Country" Mary Steele; recitation,
'Washington's Old Servant Egerton
Buck; recitation, THE Color Guard Elinor
Parker; song. ode to Washington" Susie
Edwards, Matte Wiltberger Lillian
Thomas. Janet Metz, John Walker. Beverly
Garrett; recitation. "A Little Girls Story
of Washington" Elizabeth Sullivan; reci-
tation. ''The Banner Betsy Made" Eliza
beth Reynolds; District School," Florence
Seaman, Power Claxton, Royal Head, Fill
more Bowling, Katherine Sullivan; address,
Mr. T. v Powderly.
Takoma School-Presiding officer. Mr.. LIE
Blonde Burdette; speaker, Mr.. Benz. G.
Davis. Reading. Tea Party of 1716. Leo
nora Perry; recitation. Thou, Too, Sail On.
Oh Ship of State" Albert Terflinger; read
ing. "Deathbed of Benedict Arnold Louise
Follmer: recitations, "Warren's Address"
Edwin Dudley: THE Meaning of the Amer
lean Flag" Sherwood Shear; 'Kipling's
"Recessional" Ellie judd The Republic"
Della Clark; violin solo, Arnold Harris
WOODBURY. School, Miss H. f. King, prin-
cipal-"Washington' Birthday" jamie Mel
kljohn; Why" Donald Lamond: Story of
George Washington" Katheryne Jaquette;
1.-THE Little Army" Joseph Ragand, Frank
Anderson, Ludwig Nelson, James Man
MON: My Country Is America SADIE
Coils; The Little Red Stamp Lillian
Daniels: "Washington's Christmas Party.
Lawrence Mcintyre; "A Brave Soldier"
Elizabeth Anderson: "Glory's Spotless
Son, Hattie King; Our Heroes" Bruce
Lamond; I'm Memoriam," Grace Weir Il
Would Tell" second grade; recitation. Eu-
genia Wiltberger.
Tenley School, Mr.. c. c. Lancaster, pre-
siding officer-Reading, The First Inau-
guration," Ruth Shoemaker: song. Tent
ing the Old Camp Ground" Dorothy
Thompson: recitations, Il Would Tell Of
Washington" George Shaffer. Oliver More
land, Leon Poore, Joseph Finney, John
Johnson song. "A VOW Bertha Dean end
Florence Curran; composition. George
Washington Frances Brown: hatthct
drill, Charles Shoemaker. James Hickey,
Francis ODay. Adde Dean. Bernardine
Shipley. Gotthielde Barthell; address, HeV.
E. H. Smith
Blake school-Flag salute: chorus,
America" chorus. Hail Columbia solo
and chorus. "Suwanee River; patrlotic
quotations; Star Spangled Banner; az
dress, Rev. Alexander Kent; song. 'Reo'
White and Blue" presiding officer, VIII
liam j. Frizzell.
Brookland School-1nvocation. Rev: T. Z.
Marshall; recitation. Washington. Mar
cia Horner; recitation. 1.-The Vow Of Wash
ington." Dorothy Harrell recitation, In
Honor of Washington" Harry Barnholt;
recitation. 1.-The Constitution" Helen Scam,
NELL; piano solo, nipples of Alabama,
Florence Lyons; recitation. Washington,
Lyle Kanterberg; recitation, The Garden
at Mount Vernon Esther Galbratth; reel
tation, Little George Washington Vernat
Hetfield: recitation. BE Like washington
Lewis Boss: recitation, selected, Hoslna
Bakersmith; address, B. F. Johnson, esq.,;
duet QnstrumentaD, F. and f. Marble: reci-
tation, He Never Told Lie" Frank NC
Hugh: recitation, washington. Kathleen
Mahoney; recitation. "a. r Sma e"I T9s
structing Dolly" Marjorie kinnan; reci.a-
ton. The Story" Ruth Mahoney; recita-
ton, Like Washington" Justin Mccarthy:
recitation, Grandma Minuet," Loren Sill;
benediction, Rev. E. E. Marshall; presid-
ing officer, L. E. Meyer, esq.
Carbery School, principal. NJ. E. Little;
presiding officer, E. G.. Davis, esq.-Recita-
ton, "Washington's Birthday" Eulalia
Barger: song mount Vernon Bells" fifth
grade: recitation, "A Talk With Grandpa"
Mildred Tegeler; recitation. Washington
Reverence" Mabel Wnslow; song, "Trib-
ute to Washington" eighth grade; address,
Mr.. NJ. D. Rosenberg.
lexington School, presiding officer, Mr..
Clarke Decentralization, Hester Num-
ger; recitation, Louise Watson: selection,
the Koester Trio; recitation, Dorothy Ran
dolph; solo, Miss Emma Bowen; pledge to
the flag: solo, Ruth Schoz: address, Mr.. G.
w. F. Swartzell: recitation, Ida Bean;
duet, Hazel Glenn and Raymond Tompkins;
recitation Annette Creighton; chorus, Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic"
Matthew G. Emery School-Processional,
Miss Mary Boss; Introductory remarks, Mr..
w. V. Cox; presentation of pictures, George
Washington, Mr.. Edwin Anderson; Martha
Washington, Miss Ruth Halpenny; speech
of acceptance, Mr.. A. L. Stuart; recitation,
TIA Splendid to Have Lived So Grandly,"
Miss Lois Meeks; recitation, ''Washington's
Birthday" Miss Marian Goodrich; class ex-
ercise, third grade pupils; address, Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale; recitation, The Vow of
Washington Miss Helen Mayors; recita-
ton, "Washington's Flag" Miss Cornelia
Trudgian; recitation. lode, Washington's
Birthday" Miss Lucy Clark; recitation,
Grown Our Washington" William Love-
less. presentation of case of specimens of
the marbles and stones used in the construc-
ton of the public buildings in Washington,
by Mr.. w. V. Cox, in behalf of the family
of Mr. Emery; occasional, Miss Mary Boss.
Gales School-Presiding officer. Rev. John
Van Schaick "WashingtOn'S Birthday"
Lottie Lewis; THE Meaning of U. S. A."
by Margaret Elwood; address, Mr. Francis
NJ Bradley; patriotic medley, by school or
chestra; pianist, Miss NJ. L. Brosnahan; vio-
linists, Miss H. Bugbee, Viola Mead, Charles
Auth; drummer, Tony Geraci.
Hayes School-Presiding officer, Mr.. Will
liam L. Speiden. Recitation. Love of
Country" Mabel Harding; Sayings of
Kenneth Huse, Benjamin Babcock, Hadley
Harbour, John Mccormack, Henry Marsh,
Wallace Mercer and William Jordan; reci-
tation. What Constitutes a State?" Celia
Colin; recitation. THE Father of Our
Land Roberta Wright: recitation, Wash
ington," Edward Fogarty, Edward Farley,
Ernest Thompson, Herman Hansen and
Lewis Northrup: violin solo, Killarney"
John Mccormack; accompanist. Miss Ella
Marie Kurtz: washington a Model for
YOUTH" Harry Tear; recitation, Something
Better" Marie Bernardine Mealy: recita-
tion Liberty Bell" Florence Gompers;
violin solo, "Serenade," by Drdla, Miss Elz-
abeth B. Grahame; Washington, the First
American Citizen Helen Seavers; Wash
ingtor at Prayer" Cecil Caylor; recitation,
"A Black George Washington Lulu
Wright; recitation, IAN Epitaph on Wash
ington," Mrs Clara L. True; song. Sweet
and Low" Misses Alice Lee Roche May
Douglas Jack, Caroline Muntz, Mary
Tracy, Helen Seavers. Florence Mcmahon
Lulu Wright. Katherine Croggon, Margaret
Dee, Nellie Dee, Cecil Caylor, Nellie Neil,
Mary McGhan, Agnes Diver Grace Good
hart, Ada Roth. Rose Wesley. Helen Mon
ahan and Isabelle Collins. An address by
the speaker Mr. James H. Taylor.
Langdon School-Song, America" school,;
address. A. F. Kinnan; recitation. How to
Be Heroes" Edward Elliott: recitation
What a Girl Can Do" Dorothy Davis
reading, "Washington's Address to the
American Army" Maurice Brick; song
my Own United States;'' song, Star
Spangled Banner"
Briggs School-Presiding officer Dr. w.
s. Lotion; speaker Elder Lewis II Shea fe.