Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21

home and In contact with men and women
of refinement and education, his mind,
heart and soul developed in harmony with
his superb physique. The industrious, cour-
ageous. thoughtful. respectful. truthful,
painstaking, moral boy was able ito fill
with conspicuous ability every position OF
trust imposed on him by his employers
and by a grateful country, which he had
made free and independent.
IF the American republic Is to live, the
tainted and devious methods to obtain
wealth so shoekingly prevalent today must
be uprooted, and to this end more time
should be devoted in the public schools to
exercises having In view honesty and good
citizenship. and there is no better text on
civic virtues than George Washington"
Chevy Chase School-M. +. Giv.n. prin-
cipal. Those taking part were Paul Bar
stow. John Clark, Jerome Burke, Edward
Shaifer Frank Troth. Elsie McCubbins.
May Etheridge. Anne Howell, Donad EARL.
Grace Horney, Alice Conley, Doris Sabin,
Esther Van Dyne. Mabelle Kitchener. Ruth
Horiey, Agnes Hall. Irene Rice, Ada FIJI,
Muriel Carnes and Isabelle Collins.
Monroe School-H q. Nichols. principal
and chairman. Among those speaking
were Thomas MacEvans Mary Finn, Her
man English, Norman Basel Lena Kamm.
Isaac Horton. Abba Ezdorf Martha Waring.
Elsie Adler, Raymond King, Olive Hodges.
Petworth School-Miss NJ W. Frank,
principal. Those taking part were Frances
Guteiius. Philippa McJilton, Albert Ramps
berger, Egerton Buck. Mary Steele, Doris
Noetzel. Elizabeth Reynolds.
Takoma School, Miss Margaret Bayly'
principal : Had attractive program
Leishear. Edwin Dudley, Almeria Van
Week, Edith Bouts, Helen Jackson,
Ellie Judd, Beatrice Lang. Florence Mark
ham Sherwood Shear. Arnold Harris.
Katherine Wright. Dorothy Davis. Harry
Gates Cynthia Van Week. Lyle Rush
Pauline Bouts Naomi Clark, Jerome Evans,
ITazlett Henderson, Mary Lerch, Francis
Schrider. Mary Grabil Richard Rush
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nedd Washburn, Geneva Clover, Rebecca
Grose. Marion Brown. Irma Austin eros
venor Daniels. Melville Rhine, Norwood
Glading Courtney Whitney. Rachel Morse,
Anna Conner, Dorothy Phillips. Hazel
Cady. Ruth Phillips. Dora Heinle Carol
Tiffany. Alden Whitney. Helen Redmond,
Lowell Davis Blanche Blakeney. Raymond
Schrider Lloyd Harrison. Willie King. Earl
Thomas, Clinton Afford. Bradford Fox.
Margaret Oldys. George Ries. Milton Whit
ney. Wilson knight. Adelaide Lincoln.
Woodhurn School, II. f. King. principal
Program was given by Olive German. VIII
son, Raymond Fenton. Lawrence Mcintyre.
Elizabeth Anderson. Jamie Meiklejohn. Al
fred York, Mabel Hiser, Willie Daniels,
Edith Kelly, Dora Voelker. Albert Bladen,
Bruce Lamond.
Eighth Division.
Mr. II. NJ. Johnson, supervisor, had d.
rected all buildings to prepare exercises
Among the SCHOOLS were the lOlIONinEs
Cranch School-Mrs. N b. Croswell. prin-
cipal. Among those participating were Mrs
Keane Robert Taylor, Dorothy Lee Chris
tine Bremen. Miss Bessie Keane. Herbert
I4eeman. William CoveIl. George Hummer.
Robert Greenwell. Amy Little. Ruth White,
Lena Grfeb, Della Crowther Annabel
Arendes Bertha Henley. Fannie Livesay.
Buchanan School-Miss NJ r. McCousen.
principal. The pupil speakers were Sadie
Kuhn. Herbert Schwartz. Patrick Murray,
Irving Fairall, Dorothy Edwards, Martha
Browning
Tyler School-M. ]. Peabody principal.
The program was given by Hazel Yeatman.
Percy Soper. Jennie Warner, Goldie Evans,
Helen Butler. Raymond Wacker, Re5ecca
Herzmark, Freda Hermann, Misses Graham
and Simpson.
Van Buren, School. s A. Langley. prin-
cipal-The program. contributed by Agnes
Yates, Miss Margaret Veitch and Corinne
Myers, was largely musical
Congress Heights School, H F. Lowe,
principal-Ray Stewart. Clarissa Mulligan.
Harry Weisbrod. Florence GUIDE, Mildred
Anderson, Pearl Stewart were the pupils
participating.
stanton School c. l. Mathis, principal
Among the pupils speaking singing were
Pearl Dyer, Myrtle Owens, Katie Meyers.
Mary Shipley.
Orr School. Miss Constance Luebkert.
principal - In the program, besides songs
and sayings. Gertrude Swan and Ruth
Whaley spoke and sang.
Ninth Division.
Mr. S. NJ Ely. supervisor of the ninth d.
vision. received programs from all his
schools which showed the desire to speak OF
patriotism everywhere.
Blake School, Miss F. NJ Roach principal
Those participating were: Miss Mary
Curry Misses Rebecca KLsseleff. Rosille
Casey, Paul Bragg, Elton Bragg. Miss
Mamie Eskins, Miss Rebecca Kisselef, Miss
I,eabelie Greenwood and Miss Celia Kis-
seleff
Brookland School, Miss NJ. E. Little. prin
cipal-The program reached a climax in the
recitation of Franklin Theodore Howe. 3D.
and the Star Spangled Banner by Miss
Wingate. Others participating were Ethel
Marjorie Kinnan, Ernest Boss. Marcia
Lawrence, Ruth Lyons, Cortland Reams.
Horner George Hamilton. George Childress.
Ruth Mahoney. Elizabeth holster and Reed
Macleod.
Carbery School Miss A. NJ. Clayton. prin-
cipal-Those assisting were Byron Ceilings.
Charles l.. Munnerlyn, Warren r. Settler.
Joyner Campbell, Louis A. Delwig, Mon
tague NJ. Williams, Donald f. Ferguson.
Lee Haner Harold K. Martin. Joseph w.
Marks, Albert G. Conner Miss II. Nj. Bug
bee. Miss Stella Bridge, Esther Mortimer.
Eulalia Barger, Ethel Davis, Lydia Stearns
Anna Finch. Ruth Ebaugh, Nina Hunter.
Viola Kammerer. Mrs. +. G. Robinson. ac-
companist; Clarence Latham, Raymond
Samuel Leonard, Alvin Davis, Mrs. ID. DIN
Leech. Mrs. Ella Craig Robinson. Elsa Lob
man. Luelia Redden, Edna Lerch. Virginia
Steele. Donald Lowe, Lydia Stearns,
Sarah Walcott. Francis Thompson. Jeon-