The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-03
PROGRAMS AT
EVENING SCHOOLS
Half a Dozen Held Graduating
Exercises Last Night.
11S RECEIVED DIPLOMAS
Large Audiences Were In Evidence al All
the Schools When Graduation
Exercises Were Held.
11S RECEIVED DIPLOMAS

Exercises Were Held.
There were graduations last night from
six Of the evening schools Of the city, az
which lis diplomas were handed out 10
pupils The largest class was AT the Doyle
| Avenue school, which had 26 graduates.
The programs at the various schools were
! as follows:
DOYLE AVENUE.
! March. Marathon Grand March" Miss
| Vera NJ. Decker: reading, Tho KING $
Picture" Miss Letetia G.. Day; singing,
! "Out on the Deep" class Of '06; presenta-
! ton Of picture. THE Overflow Of the
| Nile" by William Baxter class president;
/ violin SOLO Golden Sceptre," Miss Ethel
! May Walker, Miss Jessie b. Dalker ac-
! companist: reading, Mothers Fool
! Herbert s. Johnson; piano solo, "Old
| Folks at Home, with Variations. Miss
! Ida L. Emerson: reading. "The Baby's
! Kiss Miss Mary Siegel; violin solo, Miss
| Vera NJ. Decker. accompanied by Miss
| Olive r. Palmer; presentation or diplo-
| mas by principal. Nathan O.. Kingsley:
singing. "All Good Angels" class OF 'O6.
! The graduating class comprised the fol-
! lowing: Abraham Abess. William Baxter.
Mary r. Buckley. John n. Brown. Letitia
! c. Day. Lillian Il. Deffew. James J. Egan,
Bernard f. Gallagher. Edward y Hanley,
| John r Hanley, Herbert 3 johnson, Mel
! lie " Mahoney, Sarah j. Mullaney. Jo-
seph s. Mullaney James III. Meagan'
! Rose NJ Nulty. Theresa O'Donnel, Leo
! T. O'Rourke, Blanche ]. Perry. Charles
! r. Ryan, James A. Roach, Louis l.. Sill
verman. George r. Schreld. Mary siegel.
Francis Whalen, William ~. Wright.
CANDACE STREET.
Singing, THE Watch by the Rhine"
| by the school; baritone solo, Joseph Ben
| son; reading. white Lilacs," Miss Jessie
violin solo. T. Leo Connolly; singing, by
eight boys OF the school, piano solo. Miss
| Lillian a. Riccius; tenor SOLO stephen
dolph singing, The Breaking Waves
Dashed High by the school; reading.
Miss Jessie O'Brlen; singing, by eight
boys of the school; soprano solo; MISS
Louise Hodgkinson, accompanied by Al
bert Smith: singing, America" by
school; awarding diplomas.
Graduating class; Maud Bedson. Thomas
Brennan, James Campbell, Edward Crock
ett Margaret Doyle Walter r. Gould.
| Charlt Hague. Frank Hardy Edith Jen-
nings. Harold ]. King Harry Kiltzner'
| Frank Mcconnell Loretta Murray, SAM
uel Pearl, Joseph Rudolph, Thomas Sham
non, Jennie Volpe.
Glass officers: President, Edward Crock
! EFT; vice president. Thomas Shannon; sec
| retary, Frank Hardy.
BRANCH AVENUE.
Address of welcome. Roy w. Lyon.
president OF graduating class: song. song
Grace England: song, Miss Louise Almon !;
| orchestral selections. Verdi quartet Raf-
! faele Capaldi, Frank Manconi, mahdollns
Miss Evelyn Whelan; song, William A.
Trafton; mandolin solo, Raffaele Capaldi;
Retha Herman; dumbbeli drill. by Is
| girls OF school; song, school; address,
| orsmus A. Taft; awarding diplomas.
Joseph Fl. Gamer farewell address, Lewis
singing. America"
Graduating class: Walter Galligan.
Lewis D. Emerson; Jr Roy W Lyon
Edgar Hollinrake. Thomas A. McCauley.
John Lille Maynard Horton. Nellie NJ
Stuttard, Sadie Gilligan, Elizabeth Sulli-
| van.
Glass officers Roy w Lyon. president;
| Lewis D. Emerson, Jr., vice president
Nellie NJ. stuttard. secretary Walter
| Galligan, treasurer. Motto More Light
| James j. McKenna, principal
| ROOSEVELT SCHOOL.
Preliminary concert by the orchestra.
| under direction of James Z. Fletcher;
| professional march orchestral address by
| Gilbert r. Parker. alderman OF the eighth
| ward, chairman OF the graduating exer-
| Brand piano solo. Failing Waters, -
Miss Edith E. Card; reading, How Nose
Counted the Eggs" Miss Lucy Mcmahon: /:
vocal solo. Miss Mary G. Brennan; violin
! solo, Miss Esther Wcks; reading, "The
Little Tormen." Miss Eunice Biggs; vocal
| solo, ''Bandelero" Ralph w. Shields. Miss
Bessie r. Birch accompanist; piano SOLO
| Miss Helen Hulett; reading, "Our Two
| Opinions" Miss Margaret Bonat: male
| quartet, Messrs. Elrod Lake, Hatch and
| Shields OF Brown university; violin solo,,
| bohemian Girl" Balfe, James r. Flet.
| cher Miss Nellie Wood, accompanist. adj
dress and presentation OF diplomas to
| graduates, Mr. William NJ Dugan; read
| ing. How Ratesce Came Home" Drum
! monds. William l.. Mcdonald; vocal solo,
Miss Bessie r. Birch reading Miss Mabel
McIaughlin harmonca solo. wait TIN
| the sun Shines, Nellie" Thomas Hor-
| rocks: reading, Flower OF Liberty"
Margaret Pezzuli; vocal solo. Choir
Boy" James r.. Fletcher, Miss Nellie
Wood: violin solo. Arnold Petsching. Miss
Bessie K. Birch. accompanist; reading,
Miss Elsie Aveyard: vocal solo. '"rhe
! Rosary" Nevin. Ralph w. Shields. Miss
Bessie e. Birch. accompanist: reading,
| Johnnie Corteau." Our Friend from
! Canada; recesslonal march. orchestra.
The graduates were: Margaret Annie
Veronica Bonat, Mary Consuelo Brennan,
| Edith Emma Card, Amy ELIZABETH Dowd-
| ing. Anna Catherine HOFFMAN, Henry
Walter Hoffman. Clara Holden, Thomas
! HorockA. Helen Gertrude Hulett, lda
! Catherine Lancor Florence Helena Luby,
| Lucy MoMahon. Percy Walter Martin,
/ James Edward Perry. Percy William
! Ranger. John Herbert Stafford, Merle Jay
| stratton Officers, Thomas Horrocks.
! president; Lucy Mcmahon, vice president; !;
| John r. stafford secretary; Edith T.
| card. treasurer: class committee Flor
enoe VI. Luby. chairman: Ida G. Lancor.
! Anna C. HOFFMAN.
OXFORD STREET.
! Overture. Alers fremont orchestral
! sinRing. "Our Country and Flag chorus.
| recitation. THE Tapestry Weavers,'
| Eliza i MacInughlan. 'O5: recitation.
| "rohnnv's Hist'ry Lesson" Max Baruch.
| 'Os. music. orchestra: recitation, Kind
| words" Annie q. McCartin. 'os; recita-
ton. Gone with Hnndsomer Man,