The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
PRIZES AWARDED. AT ANNUAL EXERCISES Of St. Paul's Church Sew ing School Interesting
 Occasion.

'NND first prize. a gold thimble, at the an nual exercises of the sewing school of St. Pauls church Saturday afternoon, which were held in the parish house. The prize was awarded for general con- duct and excellent sewing. The sec- ond prize, silver thimble, was award ed to Elizabeth Kremser, for improve ment in conduct and sewing, and the third prize was awarded to Nellie Kuhlman, for the special care she has taken of her hands. These prizes were all the gifts of Miss Eunice Barney, director of the school. The general prizes were awarded as follows:
 For perfect attendance-Millie Kuhl- man, Hattie Lundy Minnie De Laubel, Lillian Daniels, Ada Launder, Dorothy and Catherine Ruddicombe, Marion Pfeiffer, Edith Dingwall.
 Absent once-Helen Klinkhammer, Mildred De Groot, Stella Volkman, Elizabeth Smith, Eunice Hynes, Mary Smith, Pearl Rose, l Absent twice-Mary Horton, Edith Roche, Anna De Groot, Minna Smith, Gladys Hynes, Esther Roche, Bertha Gardiner, Evelyn Larson, Lillie Ander- son. Wiletta Schultz.
 The report of the school for 19O6-7 follows;
 Number of scholars attending over l four times, 100, 88 of whom come regu- lariy.
 General superintendent, Mrs. Robert Bell.
 1 Names of teachers of garment class Director, Miss Barney; Miss Ballinger, Mrs. Horner, Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss and Mrs. Torbett.
 Number of girls in class, 20.
 Number of garments made, 30.
 Main school teachers-Mrs. Adkins, Miss Eleanor Barnum, Miss Julia Brintnall Mrs. Charles F. Curtiss Miss Julia English, Miss Hattie Hayes, Miss Sadie Hopwood and Miss Mary Lewis Substituting has been kindly done by Mrs. Hills, Miss Jean Lewis, Miss Mer- Till and Miss Rowley.
 Committee on preparation of work Mrs. S. Dwight Bowers and Miss Hop wood.
 Committee on music and entertain- ment-Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Hop wood,
 The programme which was somewhat lengthy had the merit of presenting the individual numbers in very brief form, and was much enjoyed by the large number of parents of the scholars and friends of the school who were present. The several piano solos were much enjoyed and showed that there is much musical ability possessed by the youngsters as well as excellent handling of the needle. The programme in full follows:
 Opening song-"Children are Singing
 for Joy To-day
 Piano olo........,......... Edith Roche | Recitation .........,,.......,.Iva Clark Recitation .s.,........,...Ada Launder Piano solo,. ..............D Della Longsteln Recitation .."............Ru Kellar Recitation Alice Phillips Piano solo. Olga Hoeffier The Shoemaker Action Song by Doro-
 thy Puddlcombe, Catherine Puddi-
 combe, Marion Pfeiffer Gertrude
 Hanlon, Bertha Gardner, Winifred
 Hanlon
 Violin solo,. ............D Dorothy Bayllss Recitation ......,........Anna Krooner Recitation .........,. Harriet Cromer Recitation ............ Emily Robbins Scng by school-"I Think When Read
 That Sweet Story of Old" Tableau-"The Seven Ages-Infancy,
 Childhood, Schoolgirl, Maidenhood,
 Wife, Mother, Old Age by Della
 Longstein Lydia Krooner, Mary
 Horton, Ivy Nicholas, Harriet
 Lundy. Ida Moore. Gertrude Han
 lon Accompaniment by Mildred 2 Powers
 Piano solo,. Mildred Powers Recitation Mildred Carey Recitation ..........,.. Marion Brooks Violin solo,. ..........,. Dorothy Bayliss Song-"Rock a Bye Baby" by Lillie
 Anderson and Mary Horton. Recitation .............. Edith Dingwell Recitation ........,.........Pe Pearl Rose l Piano solo. o...,..........Be Bessie Graham Recitations-Evelyn Larson, Lillie An-
 derson. Lydia Krooner. Address by the rector and reading of
 reports.
 Piano solo. Grace Cromer Song by school-"Little Maidens." March.
 The first prize last year was won by Miss Edith Roche.