Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13


YESTERDAY WAS observed ~ Mother
dat boz tlo public aud private schools
OF the cltf with appropriate spcochc..
rlorlc, aud songs suggestive % the
tender love cherished oy mothers tor
their ehIdr0u and the rcciprocatod
Infection ol th' soung. prof Stcr-
ling addressed tlie assembled stu
dents OF the high school and eighth
grade Iu tho morning. imprassing
them vun tine holy thoughts Of The
day
lirs Ward.
Ia co. .bi3tiou pt Mothers day IN
elaborate program was rendered at
the First ward school. and the spac-
inut room uu The second floor prov
,d lnadopatr to seat or even hold
the crowd of parents ana visitors who
grthcr,d 10 hear the splendid mum
hors prepared by pe teachers of the
school Dr Gray 81 the University
addressed tho audience OH IN" sub
joct of the day, giving an eloquent
exposition OF Sic obedience. self con
troll aud love that makes tor charac-
ter and the happiness ~ parents
prot sterling culogized the Amcrl-
can mother who b. bringing mp "A ma
ton of superior citizens for the fu-
turr To Mrs = Butts. principal
of the First ward school is due the
credit tor innuRurnting the obs"rv-
ance OF Mothers day IN the city
schools and tao program yesterday
was the third annual program az tn"
schools. was if possible better than
ans that have gone before ~ tho
speeches and songs lispcd by baby lips
or told with the Candor of childhood,
EXPRESSED appreciation Of mothers
love the eyes of many hearers OF the
day gliaicncd with tears Miss char
lotto Pratt and Miss Lola Nehor sang
swc.tly favortc lullaoics. being ac-
rampnnicd on tho violin hy Mr. Ar
thur Yanow with white gowns COW
cred with roses and hearing rose
wrcaths. the girls of the Seventi
grade presented rose drill and song
that elected instant applause. Ten
"timid little maidens from Japan" In
kimonos, with paper parasols ana
fans CAV. pretty song and drill.
Rock Ne TO sleep Mother" sung by
group from the nth grade was ex-
relicntlv rendered Each number was
q treat. and reflects great crodi, on
the teachera who spared no pains IN
training m, children. white carna-
,ions were presented 20 each visitor
and carried home by the pupils for
mothers who were absent
Second Ward school.
one hundred and nifty parents and
visitors were present 30 hear the
pupils 81 the second ward school yes
tordny afternoon speak In culogy of
mother Too much praise can not be
given to the teachers FOR their pains
taking care and Thought IN the meri'
lorious program prepared IN honor OF
tho day m able paper 10y Mrs. j a
Mllcron "Tho Relation of the
Teacher to tho Mother. was given
closc attention by tho adults present
ana also the little folks intensely IT.
torostcd in these two ideals OF tholi
young lives.
THIRD Ward.
At TN. Third ward school yestcr
day afternoon, Or. g. -. BeckmaI
, addressed the students Of the SIKH
and seventh grades, oxpounding tn
lesson of the day N eloquent Ian
T. guagc The hfih grade pupils listen
, 81 To an able address hy col Edwar,
z Johnson and NJ hickey talked IN
p restingly to the primary students
several songs aud stories by the pu
pills added much To- Ia" entertain
> mcnt White carnations, the emblem
Of the day. wer. given 20 the rumcr
I Gus visitors present
, Fourth Ward.
!. At nine o'clock Yesterday mornin
. | the students at the Fourth war
J. gathered IN the assembly room I
4 hear u mastery address Oy Pro