The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-01
EVENING
SCHOOL
EXERCISES

evening high school last evening. The
affair was held in the hall of the Eng
ish High school building. il being
large hall, out not too large for the au-
dience that was admitted.
The exercises OF the evening. which
began promptly at s o'clock. were in
charge oG Charles A. Walsh. the princi-
pal. The following program was given:
NJ lslcal selection, The Strollers." a
fprd School orchestra; reading, "A Shak.
er Romance" Miss Cecile A. Tracy; vocai
solo. Creole Love Song" w. NJ. Traf-
ton; essay. "A Defence OF Shylock,"
Philip G.. Joslin orchestral selection,
Come. Take Trip in Ny Airship," and
The Soldier Boy" from Rogers Broth
ers; reading, Trouble In the Amen Cor
ner,' Jeanette T. Carroll. vocal duet.
Misses Claire F. Gillies and Margaret
Hanley
At this point James r McCartin, presi-
dent OF the Evening High School assocla-
ton presented the English High school
bust OF Longfellow. Mr.. McCartin
made a brief address on The Evening
High School Association" The gift Of
tile bust WAS accepted for the school by
Principal David w. Hoyt.
Hon. Frederick Rueckert. president OF
the school committee. presented the d.
plomas. and the exercises closed with Sc
loctions by the orchestra. The members
OF the graduating class are:
Standard Course-Annie T. Il. F'lana-
gan, Emily Prev, Viola NJ. Plant, Philip
&. Joslin.
Commercial Course Bookkeeping
Mary Connorton. Mary h. Delaney. An
ME I. O'Brien, Edward &. Roach, Mary
a. EuRana
McKenna. Arthur Il. Quart
Mechanical wing-Sigval Il. Erick-
son, Frederick h. Lynsky Hugh J. Muir
ply. j. William Lundin, Jr., Jesse George,
Charles J. Herzog. Jr.
Freehand Ora wing-George p. Love, Art
Hadley. Ephriam Chabot
FEDERAL STREET.
Exercises were also held at the Federal
Street school The feature OF the pro-
gram was "A debate on the question: Re-
solved. That capital punishment should
be abolished. The affirmative was taken
by William Morrisse and Joseph Vene-
Ziale and the negative by Anthony Ven
trone and Charles Pease. The Judges
were: Charles A. Mcdonald. principal
Candsce Street Evening school; James J.
McKenna, principal Branch Avenue Even
ing school; William A. Huntley, principal
Vineyard Street Evening school. The
negative won.
The remainder of the program was as
follows March. Zenith" school or
chestra; recitation What Constitutes
State?" Jemima Mcdonald; mandolin
solo. Fred Catallozzi: violin solo. Flower
Song" Tony Samartino; recitation,
Legend OF Brigands' Marguerite
Crothers; piano solo, THE Maiden's
Prayer" Mabel Parker; chorus. 1.-The
/ Lost Chord" boys OF the graduating
\ class; piano solo. THE Rose Song.
| Katherine Hussey; vocal solo. Happy
/ DAYS" Tony Auriemma. with violr
| oblisato, by Tony Samartino; piano duet
/ Flemish Dance Katherine Hussey and
Mabel Parker: recitation. Blue and the
Gray" Milicent Blanche Tarbox: violin
duet, Forest Echoes" Tony Samartinc
and Nicholas Santanavere: presentation
OF diplomas by DR.. Edward +. Carroll
member OF the school committee, Ninth
/ ward
The members OF the class and officers
were Mary Cappali, Federico Catallozzi
Nicholas Ceseretti. Marguerite Josephine
/ Crothers. Campbell Baxter Ewart Walter
Whesterly, Ambrose Fleming Edward
I Flynn Katherine Josephine Hussey
Jemima Mcdonald. Thomas Francis Me-
CURE, Anna Elizabeth Mcclure, John Jo.
seph McKenna. William Morrisse. Charles
Henry Nicholai. Mabel Harriet Parker
Charles Howard Pease. Thomas Per-
1 rotts. Annie Tamberno, Milicent
Blanche Tarbox, Joseph Troppoli. Mich
ael Vendtuoli. Joseph Veneziale, An.
I thony Caesar Nentrone. Ida Marie Ven.
| trone. William Francis Wall: class Off
/ GERS President, Anthony Caesar Ven.
/ trone; vice president, Mabel Harriet
| Parker; secretary Millicent Blanche Tar.
/ box. treasurer. Edward Flynn; board ot
/ councillors: President. Edward Flynn
/ secretary, katherine Josephine Hussey
] Campbell Baxter Ewart Margaret Nc,
| Hugh, Thomas w. Chace