Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-14
FLAGDAY SCHOOLS
Many Pupils Unite in Pa
triotic Exercises.
TALKS BY PROMINENT MEN
Old Glory's Birthday Is Celebrated
by All the Little
Folks.

Folks.
In all the graded public schools and the
high schools this morning and afternoon,
exercises were held in celebration OF the
birthday anniversary of Old Glory.
Men and women prominent in patriotic
organizations addressed the pupils. The
little folk participated in singing. recita-
| tons and flag exercises.
Those who addressed the various
schools and the children participating In
the exercises are:
First Division.
! Hyde School, c. A. Ossire. principal
Balm Lightroot Charles kendrick, Bernice
Bell. Richard MCCARTNEY Henrietta Gum
precht. Hattie Tuckerman: address. Col.
Hendricks.
Reservoir Echool-Joseph Harrison, fifth
and sixth grades: G. Douglas. Mary
Shugrue. Mabel Parsley. Arthur Woody.
Richard Burgee. Marion Greene. William
Owens; address. Miss Anna Roberts.
Industrial Home School, principal. r.
L. Haycock-Presiding officer. Rev. c.
". Skinner; speaker, Commander George
e. Ross: invocation. Rev. c. W. Skinner;
music by the Industrial Home School
Band-Cornets. Walter Martin. William
Smith. Eugene Coffren: altos. Judson Will
son, Percy Guy. Raymond Weldon; bari
| tone. Bernard Pascal; bass. David Rus
sell: snare drum. Earle Haycock: bass
| drum, Percy Lyddane: cymbals. Joseph
Hollidge; Della Ulrich. Mildred Ulrich and
Katie Mudd Harry Russell: flag drill by
Alan Henry. Robert Connor. Howard
Lawrence. Robert Ashford Newton Cut
Thomas Noonan. Clarke Stockstill, David
Stockstill. Ernest Henry. Louis Pascal,
Albert Harvey. John Ports. Harvey
| Haislip, Lawrence Ambrogt: address.
G. A. R.: benediction, Rev. c. w. Skinner.
Addison School-Address. Judge c. 8.
| Bundy.
| Curtis School. presiding officer, Col. B.
+. Chase-Donald Hunter. Frances Bosch
er. Mildred Miller. Marion Balinger and
Theodore Lenovitz; address. II. B. Moul-
ton.
Corcoran School = Address. Ivory G.
kimball: Abraham Gamse. Myrtle Cum
mings. Edna Drury Ada Weger Marie
Arlington. Frederick Prender. Grace John
son. Alvin Belt. Marion Scott. Lewis Daw.
Viola SCHUYLER. Frederick Prender and An
ME Gross.
Jackson School-W1lltam Hanna, Lloyd
Lorraine Holder, Grace Fox, Katherine
Carr, Edward Pennebaker, Frances Bron-
son, Margaret Hartin. Nancy Hanna.
Sadie Read; address. DR.. William Tindall
Second Division.
Force School, c. l.. Garrison, principal
Address by Col. NJ NJ. Parker.
Grant School. Lieut.. L. S. Grant, pre-
siding off1cer-Frances Armstrong. fifth
grade. fourth grade. Lucille Jones. Fan
ME Harden, Lillian Godfrey. Florence
Holston. Mary Barksdale; address by
Maj. Potwin.
Adams School-William Pearce, Selma
Osborn, Harry Given, Davis Bautz, Rob
ert kean, Mary Trusler. Reginald Boyd.
Charles Noack. Margaret Prentiss. Ida
Adams. Frances Smith, eighth grade,
Dennison School, Miss Kate E Raw
lings. principal: +. c. Mortimer, presid-
ing officer: ]. A. kupfer pianfst-Sixth
grade. Edward Wolf, Elizabeth DAYTON.
Walter Parker, Worth Schultz, Howell
Levi; address by Col. George c. Ross.
Third Division.
WOODBURY. School-Address by Capt
Lewis c. White; Eugenia Wiltberger,
Margaret Jaquette sixth and eighth
grades; Mildred Grigsby, Helen Richard
son. fourth and fifth grade girls. Elizabeth
| Meyer. Frances Fenton, Walter Sheckels.
| Thomas Holmes Valeria Germann. Ran
| doph Johnston, Mary Silk. Kathryn
| Jaquette Madeline Rhine. John Miller
| Estelle Mcdonald. Phyllis Reid. Theresa
Choosta. Helen Meiklejohn. Berdie Sar-
tain. James Wineberger, Lawrence Alb
Helen Richardson, Carrie JOY, Richard
| Davis
| Ross School-Introductory remarks. DIR.
w. II. Warman; address. G. c. Round;
Beatrice German. Arthur Walters. Ray
| mond Thomas. Althea Tear, Alma Knox
ten children. Davis Little. Earle Slye,
| Anna Johnson. Carol Stone, Elizabeth
| Swenk. Alma Hixson. Mary Apple. Philip
| Marstella. Earl Blondheim, Herbert Sher-
wood. Arthur Mark. Frederick Schwab,
| Marjorie Hicks, Albert Philips, Margaret
| Lynch, Harrison Brann. Frances Davis.
| Herbert Sanford. Ruth Thomas. Carolyn
| Clapp, Emily Sparks.
Br,ghtwood Park School-Elsie Ward,
| Pauline Heitmuler. Miriam krause. Flor
ence Edwards. Robert West, Bertha Nc
Nerhaney. Kate Omohundro, Frances
Mitchell. Pauline Phelps, Alma McNer-
haney. Mildred Dulin. Gertrude Lynch,
Alfred King, Elna Norbeck, Douglas
West. Hugh Lynch; address by Mrs Ada
IL Weiss.
Petworth School-Presiding officer, Capt.
lanes F. Stone; address by Col Edwin j
Conrad Mills. Roberta Stevenson, Caro-
line Luxford, Ada Conn, Dorothy Harris,
RAYMOND Adams. fourth grade. Marjorie
| Kidwell, Iris Beatty, Kathyrn Jones,
Doris E. Noetzel. Maud Richardson, Alice
Evans
Monroe School-Address by Edward A.
Keller: Raymond King, James Wilmeth.
| fifth and sixth grades. third. fourth and
| fifth grades.
| Johnson School-Elizabeth Schaaff
| third grade, Mildred Minister, sixth and
seventh grades. John Richter. fifth grade.
Fanny Ash. Marietta Melvin. eighth
grade; address by Col. Henry A. John
| son.
| Hubbard school Presiding officer, Maj
| Nathan Bickford: kindergarten pupils.
! Rowena Smith, seventh grade, Mildred
/ ella Brown. Emily Brown. Charles Smith;
| address by Isaac r. Sherwood.
| Harrison School--Donald Hipkins. Maj
Eastman fifth grade. Mary Gibson. sixth
! and seventh grades. Irene Tredway and
/ fourth grade. seventh grade, Clara Young
/ and Wells buckingham.
Brightwood School, FL. @. Nichols, prin-
cpal; Verdalyn Connolly. Dorothy Hell
mick. Ernest Williams, Corinne Connolly.
Helen Howard. Rosalie De Birney. oliver
| Heinecke. Ethel kisnball. pupils of fourth
and third grades and Walter Sonborger,
| address, Col. George NJ. Rowe.
Fourth Division.
Henry School-Helen Perry, Isadore Ad-
| Ter. Paul Frank Malcolm McWhorter