Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20

| ler's American Hymn" Schools; wash
! ington." Irene Postles; Liberty" Gecr-
| gia Hummer, Amy Little, Mary Hinwood,
Nicholas Finamore. Henry Potzler: "Hur-
| rah for Washington" Robert Taylor: 1.-THE
Vow" sixth grade; MY Own United
| States" Georgia Hummer; THE Red,
| White and Blue Borden Putnam; Love
Good Old U. 8. A." Ernest Kahlert; selec-
| ton from prince of Pilsen,'' Cranch Or
chestra: Under the Old Elm Amy Little
'Our Colors," Nellie Rollins, Ruth Berke-
of the Ocean," schools; address. Rev. John
c.. Ball: America schools: flag salute;
accompanist, Mrs. Keane; violinists, Walter
| J. Brooks, Percy Walsh. Ralph Kramer
Van Buren, Schools. A. Langley. prin-
cipai. DR.. r. A. Pyles, chairman. Address,
by Rev. H. NJ. Geren. In addition to the
patriotic songs and readings by the pupils
of the schools. Miss Margaret Veisch. So
prano: Prof. John Carr. pianist, and Frank
Murray and Delfin Jaranella, violinists,-
will render selections.
Orr School-Constance Luebkert. princi-
pal Solo, by Roy Grove; Star Spangled
Banner" School; recitation, by pupils from
fifth and sixth grades; song OF Washing
ton. school; quotations by pupils from thlrd
and fourth grades; STARS and Stripes For
ever" instrumental solo; address, Rev. F.
w. Johnson; mt. Vernon Bells" school;
america" school; flag salute.
buCndnan SCnOOl- SpduSleO bdH-
ner;" Character of Washington Edward
Kaiser: dialogue, Patriotic Women"
STARS and Stripes Forever" address, Rev.
Charles o. Isaacs: Washington and His
ington," David Wilson; Events in the Life
of Washington" Richard Johnson; salute
to the flag; America"
Tyler School. M. J. Peabody, principal
March, Henrietta Sevenhuysen; flag salute,
school,; song, sixth grade; recitation. ten
children; song, fifth grades; address. Rev.
Edward H. Lamar; song. fourth grades;
recitation, Violet Evans; song. first, second
and third grades: recitation, Violet Evans;
song, school; recitation. first grade chill
dren march, Freda Herman. Accompan-
list, Miss Mabel P. Simpson.
Congress Heights School-"Battle Hymn
of the Republic recitation. Chas. w.
Purdy; Kellar's American Hymn"
George Washington" historical sketch
der; mt. Vernon Bells;' address. Mr.. E.
E. Fisher; America"
Stanton School - Hail, Columbia"
"washingtons Monument by Joseph
Kirchner; MT. Vernon Bells" quota
tions by pupils of seventh and eighth
grades: Star Spangled Banner quota
tons by pupils Of fifth and sixth grades;
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean," adj
dress, by Rev Charles W. Many; Amer
ica;" flag salute.
Ninth Division.
Brookland School. presiding officer, DR..
M. ]. Holmes; speaker. Mr.. w. w. Con-
nor-"America," assembled schools; flag sa-
lutte; Like Washington" Clay Holmes;
'our Washington" Mary walsche; "A
Brave Soldier Eleanor Washington;
"Hurrah for the Flag" sixth grade; "A /!
Washington Dispute" Harry Krams;
"A Rally" Mendel Drake; piano solo, Miss
Goeffrey Nairn; selected, Margery Kinnan;
mt. Vernon Bells" A. Cole, r. Johnson.
inston." [. ciasett: George Washing
ton," M. Cove; Il Would Tell Of George
Washington. E Boss; Come. Eyer-smil-
Ing Liberty" eighth grade; "crowning
Miss c. NJ. Church and schools: accom-
PIANIST, Miss Lucy Lynch.
Blake School-'America," schools: flag
and ssse: 'ae
eighth grade class. Masters Sowerbutts,
John Michael. Barrett Michael Lyman
Winter. Buchanan. Columbus. Leech.
Ehninger. Woskaff. Kisseleff; The consti-
tuition" Grace Jardine. seventh grade:
''suwanee River and Soldiers Chorus
Handel. seventh and eighth grades; "Phan-
Miss e. Doney;. Days Of Long Ago"
Charles Watts. third grade; Can Soldier
Forget?" Frank Marks. third grade; Cecil
Marks. accompanist. seventh grade: I'd,
Tattered Flag Miss NJ. e. Bowen; duet,
Misses Bowen and Jack, accompanied by
Miss Arthur; Red, White and Blue" and
patriotic march.
Carbery Schooi-"America," school; my
Country" Esther Mortimer, Honora Bur
ton and Helen Benton; duet, mandolin and
piano, John Laverine and Ralph Wood;
quotations about patriotism. seventh grade
boys; "A Bow" school; violin solo. Lydia
Sterns; aceompanist. Ruth Ebaugh; man
dolin solo, Italo Botazzi; quotations about
George Washington, eighth grade pupils;
MT Vernon Bells" Beatrice Palmer, Flor
ence Brumm, Merle Walker. Maize Cheno-
weth; Flag Of the Free" school: address,
Mr. J. r. Hendrick; Star Spangied Ban
ner" school.
Remington School. Mr.. J. Altheus John 4
son presiding Chorus. America" Wash
ingtOn.s Birthday" Luisa Rath; How to
be Heroes" Warren Belcher and Theodore
voliten: 1.-THE World Remembers Washing
ton," Max Levin, "Washington." Virginia
Moran; salute the Flag" third gradei
chorus, 1.-THE Red. White and Blue"
George Washington" Leroy Cornish:
!. 'Tis Splendid to Live 20 Grandly.'' MIL
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