Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
OF THE GREATNESS
OF WASHINGTON.
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At school No. 4.

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tanning exercises. Songs, recitations
and readings composed the program.
The primary grades on the first floor
each held exercises, with songs and
readings as features.
Programs at No. 3.
At school No. 5 the classes united
in twos and suitable programs were
carried out. The Misses Martins and
Pfeiffer's classes carried out the fol-
lowing program: Song, America,
both classes; recitation, Il Love the
Name of Washington" Margaret
Reidy; recitation, Il Love the Little
Red Stamp" Richard Thomas; song,
Il Think I'll be like Washington"
both classes; recitation, Washing
ton" Jennie Lowistka, Michael Bob
al, Esther Wolpianski and Michael
Ditski; recitation, Something Bet
ter" Anna Panek; recitation, "Our
Hero,' Paulie Avchen; drill, "Hur-
rah for the Flag" both classes; song,
Soldier Boy" both classes; recita-
ton, ITO be as Great as Washing
ton," Lewis Kalkstein; song, Three
Little Sisters" both classes; drill,
Filing out the Flag" Miss Pfeiffer's
class; sketch of Washington, Miss
Martin; song, Three Cheers of the
Red. White and Blue" both classes.
The Misses Major and Connors'
classes held the following exercises:
Song, salute the Flag" both class
es; recitation, "The Good Old
Times" Anna Patten, Mary O'Hara,
Clara Hansen and Victoria Clark;
song, 81 Know d Brave General
both classes; recitation, "Our School
Flag" Ushu Chryn; recitation, Miss
Connors' class; "Short Speeches"
William Steufgar and Ernest Maur-
err; recitation by Miss Majors class;
song, "Wave the Flag" both classes;
recitation, "a Young Patriot" Enrol
Leschiniski; song, Miss Majors class;
| recitation, Our Heroes" Michael
Kochek; n America" both
classes; reading on Washington's
birthday.
School No. 6 Celebration.
At public school No. 6 each class
held separate exercises. The pro-
grams were composed of recitations,
patriotic songs and readings of the
life and history of George Washing
ton. In some of the rooms maps of
the United States were drawn on the
blackboards, showing the country at
the time of the revolutionary war,
and also at Washing,on's boyhood.
At school No. Z suitable programs
were carried out with songs, recita-
lions and readings.
At st. Mary's School.
The children of st. Mary's paroch-
ial school celebrated W~ashington's
birthday at St. Mary's hall, Thursday
afternoon. A very interesting pro-
gram had been prepared and was
most effectively rendered, the pupils
who took part displaying excellent
ability.
The hall was beautifully decorat-
ed. A portrait of Washington, sur
rounded by the national colors, occu-
pied a very prominent place, while
American flags of various sizes con-
tributed their part to the completion
of a very artistic arrangement.
The pleasure of those present was
greatly enhanced by the presence of
Rt. Rev. Monsignor O'Connell, Rev.
Father Corr and Mr.. and Mrs. M.
O'Connell.
The program was as follows:
Recitation, "Washington's Birth
day." Miss Nellie Murray.
Recitation, Lost Tommy" Miss
Margaret Mulligan.
Recitation, american Flag" Mas
ter Joseph Costello.
Trio, March ''Des Tramboes,"
Misses G. Hurley, T, Donohue, M.
Donovan.
Recitation, Resolutions" Miss
Margaret Golfer.
Recitation, Tapestry Weavers,"
Master John Burns.
Solo, Emblem of Liberty" Miss
Marguerite Weingard.
Duet, "Canzonetta," Misses M.
Donoval, T. Donohue. .
Recitation. "a Boys Plea" Mas
ter Thomas Major.
Recitation, Babies and Kittens"
Miss Mary McFaul.
Piano solo, Banner March," Miss
Mary Donovan.
Recitation, my Garnet Ring"
Miss Gertrude Coley.
patriotic Sentiments" Misses X.
Kelly, NJ. Feency, V. Steffener, K.
Gallagher, Masters w. REILLY, G.
Buote, j. Toolin, T. Major.
Selections on the mandolin, Miss
Marguerite Mulligan.
Piano solo, Echoes of Spring"
Miss Tessie Donohue.
Recitation, IF ] Knew" Miss
Viola Steffener.
Recitation, "Washington's Party"
Master Joseph Coley.
Piano solo, dance on the Green
Miss Tessie Donohue.
"Our Colors." Misses A. Huff, M.
Durham, H. Young, Masters T.
Campbell, w. Gerba, J. Donohue, j.
Costello.
Recitation, "a Dreadful Quarrel"
Miss Florence F1aherty.
Recitation, "Scarecrow,' Master
Willie Garrity.
Duet, Misses II. and NJ. Donovan.
Recitation, Something Unusual,
Miss Mary Beatty.
Recitation, Builders Miss Katie
MaIley.
Recitation, Meaning of Our
Flag" Master Joseph Berris.
Chorus, "The Star Spangled Ban
kner."
George Washington, Master L..
Cosgrove,