Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14

of the flag of the Union will be held at the
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club. 81
street. Mrs. ]. c. Kelton, widow of the
late adjutant general Of the army, and
other army ladies will be in charge. and
the audience will be composed largely of
present members of Uncle Sans army
and navy.
Services will also be held at the Church
of Our Father. 18th and l. streets, under
the auspices of the Woman's Relief Corps.
Department of the Potomac. and Phil
Sheridan Corps, No. r. noted in The
Star yesterday.
Among those who participated in the Flag
day exercises. as far as reported today, at
the several public school buildings were the
following:
Second Division.
Abbot School-Maurice Selinger, Sanford
Warren Katharine Chambers.
N. P. Gage School-Tom Miller, Una Ray.
Edwin Atherton.
Henry School-Norman Moore. Louis Ma
her, Marie Collier Alfred Kleindienst, Virle
Neall. Jane Stout. Estelle Wolf. Marie
Banks. Nellie Griffith, Friedrich Ham
mer, Tom White.
Morse School-Miles Jones. Pauline Toep-
fer. Lois Lamb, Frank Keefer, Robert Nc
Donald, Mabel Lannon's, Myron Goldsmith,
Grace schreiner; Hazel simonds.
Cullinan, Louise Bauman. Ruth Sinclair
Edna Buckler, Wilson Domer. Catherine
Touge. Edward Moran and David Milne.
Accompanist. Miss Aileen Miller.
Polk school-Adele Wise. Miss Boss John
Van Arnum. Miss Draney. Campbell Plugge
SeatOn School-Clifford Morrison, Cornelia
Trudgian, Philip siggers, Marion Mattern.
Braun, Verena Schmid, Catherine O'Don-
nell.
Twining School-Wiliam Geary, Maude
Burklin. Ralph Lanman.
Webster School-Selma Selinger. Peter
Becker.
Third Division.
Maury school-The Flag day exercises
were held at o'clock. Visitors from the
Marcia Burns Chapter, D. A. R.. and from
the Burnside Woman's Relief Corps at
tended the exercises. 1.-The Flag at Sea-
poem, written especially for this oc-
casion. and dedicated to this school, was re-
cited by Miss Helena T. DOGGY.
Weightman School-An exercise was given
entitled The Union of the Palm and
Pine in which the part Of Uncle Sam in
costume was taken by Richie Weinstein;
the PALM typifying the south, by May 81
Charles Thompson. Their attendants were
Fanny Harden and William Plemmons.
Fifth Division.
Addison schoo.-Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mus
sey, Clifton Hodgson, Ruth Becraft, Marie
Henderson. Willie Ham. Ellen Cooke, Lou
Use Beauregard, William Payne. Kathryn
Moran. Eleanor Lang, Mary Moran.
Corcoran School-Jarrett Huddleston, So
phie King. Ethel Staples, Rose Arlington.
Resale Conger.
Curtis school-Lester Ryon, Emma Marks.
Paul Taggart.
Grant School-Edwin Cox. Ruth Zeh, Mary
Rented. NJ. Krunkle, NJ. Lockyer, E. Vogel.
R. Klotz H. Worcester, c. Dixon, Leroy
McCarty, Tom Wilkins, Edna Dixon, Jen-
ME Miller
Jackson School-James Mason, George Nc
Reynolds Richmond Keetch. Mitchell Car
roll Eugene Blackford, Sadie Reed, SydnOr
Stealey, Dorothy Freeman. James Penne-
baker, Lucille Warren, George Charles
fanny Nichols, Paul Morrison, Virginia
.Houghton.
Reservoir School-Presiding officer, Henry
W.. Draper, principal: Leo Schlenther
Emma Musson, Agnes Harrington, Miss
Virginia Turtle
Threlkeld School-Hilda Russell. Helen
Mccormick.
Toner School-Exercises by the pupils, led
by Miss Blanche Beckham, teacher.
Weightman- School-Ralph Cogswell, Mad
cline Mudd. Marie Arnold, Annie May
Francis Eaton. Dorothy Davis, Margaret
Tucker, Edith Mudd, John Sheedy Joseph
Frank Murray, Artie Rented, Agnes Len
non, Helen Grassland, Henrietta Carress.
Sixth Division.
Benning School-Mr. Shilling, Misses
Solan, Hagan, Hancock, Mahorney, Schultz.
Cole, Danaher, Hanna. Rem. Hayse, Hell
vim. Richardson, Sheriff, Stephens. Oliver.
Thornei Misses Milstead Farr, Kelvin and