New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
MCGOWAN Is a daisy.
He blossoms in the llgnL
There's nothing dark or 1azy
About rhls f0We- q riEot-

About Thfs dove 81 rtgnt-
z7-z,a- +ba,- reached the chorus big paper daisy
appeared from under each one Of the t"eHIS ~ ~
f-I71a-ad seats and was waved in the air. and ten
,t+l 1s 1-essed 70 represent daisies. danced upon
roa stage and laid daisies-the washington ll'lHE
HIGH school fower-at Mr. MCGOWAN reel' Al
other pretty scene was wnen ne on 7iii1 -
s1++iae frustrating the 'cosnOpotaHlclty OF New
T-rl, 4Ia1 in . long procession past the guest OF
honor and wished MIN "a long and hsppy ne
-1a-a u-a-a copper faced girls in the Indian cos
-,,,,a ,.airad Turkish girls girls in the VFld ha-
-fora1 costumes Of the Russians, the hdIllalldIi7
49,. Italians and dozen other nati0natues5 Sco'ch
gtrls IN their piaidz real little 1hlIsse gu
-. n the Washington Irving puplls-ln nau'e
dress The Irish girls dressed in green danced al
irish breakdown in nonor Of M. Me'To"a1 I'd
-fr.rf+r Then came the Star Spansled Fanher
-+~lz who shoyvered NJ. MCGOWAN Win reo PapeI
hearts bearing the good wishes or the s-I-oo-, - e
~ all we're the washington IrVlnsltes' etI=Ss7-
ss cooks carry ing pots anu Poil9'
- +hev had seen service -
Everv girl in the hall was sdpposeu 10 -1p -.
oil rl7e portrait by means Of co-oTed stIl-ss "a
s--a-~re7 II every direction, though as a mate
81 ~arr the strings gave out before lHes T
- - ,f the hau Among the men "ho SPOKE
z.ceptfng the portrait IN Hehat OH nc 20 90
r--,ra+io7 were President Winthrop Iho-Ha7 ..
LI+--i-e and Frederic r Coudert chal-LIlaH VI -7
+-..o ,r, Industrial education. Mayor NC
-. vras one oil the last speakers. AFTER ts---
ing tne girls that he didn't kno" "l-7- il7 ----
e,5r-ed an afternoon 80 n1ch ne
rT
. =, ,-,,, have got the new school bnl-dlns YOU
- uorked for and wanted so long HAD II not
- @,- rf7e efforts of you girls there Voulo nave
- building Tne spirit of seit-sa1rlTee
- - t.,-a =7oun-vorxing for so many years
- ,-,sarf+arv badly lighted schooiroor1s-ls
N .O 10 besr traditions of American citizen
W. my -=- traditions Of American wor1anhood
,o- going n talk long, for We are onl> the
go, exnress wagon for the transfer Of this
--rat- But I want 70 give YOU one pee o- a-
p'- r.. time may come when you u want TO
.. -. -, -eu a good man study MIN. not IN
Know - ,,,+ in his work When man IS one
i-7 .,or1,+r man be allied or the Board
-...-,+a-rau pass through a hard rnua-SlhSlng
-.+t,ar ,ar.lpaizn side boy side "'jh NM, TX
po'i'l0'i 80 honest government and see no worst
- 1,4-, hut only best-tlen ne '7 "H'- Li'SeiVs
!" cd an honest man. The American peo-
81. nav at times admire the Noi4l'.s man " l-
piE ,,,,erts they slinE 20 the s-o" ihinAlng-
soDeI -, man And such a man is Patrick j.
,,,,,-s, who mas worked so nara lor your "e"
school - --.-- ,--4 o. motion 60
NO. - made il was answered 7y rWent}-iour
auJ""l" IS 90. The girls wanted speech from
,,-,.,o.ap and a speech ne had 10 MAKE. boL
f- vas very short - ..-
- a. q irving occasion he said fou nave
.l,. standard high for me- in4f m aifald
,r, 5r.d II very ha-d climbing ha- TOY l-l'a'+ls
7 .-. .r,if e with me- and she has Just SAID
~. re ever half good as those girls ihlnA
- ., ,-yu do we'll ! thank YOU earnestly ioI
--...-r compliment ever given me IN my me
-,~t-.-r which vas painted pN behlain-n
,. a.fu ne placed the neT Washington
20 Ll,rr school building Ground IS already
-, for the building. and the plans are drawn