The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-13

Herman Heinrich. Eddie Hicks, Richard Handbook,
py prank Barnett Ida Richardson, Samuel Ghappell,
Miilie wade, Arthur Vaughan. Charlie Thorbton,
Hugh Campe'l. Department: vlrdIe Elliott, Annie
Byerly, Hattie Anderson, Clara Lester. Clara Allen,
tie Eileit. Ida Richardson Samuel Chappe, David
pllk!nton, Hattie Anderson, Maggie Cartwright.
Penmanship: Albert Scott.
tedcher.-First Honor: Ralph Champn. Certif-
Gntes-Attendance: Emmett Gin, Willie Meanley,
Rudd. Florence Smith. Blanche Williams, Hayiah
Bailey, Nora BRYANT, May Buchanan. Mary Bur
Willie BAH. George Bail, Mande .Coghill, Alice L.
Binford. Allie Martin. Ida Hicks. Lille Sat'er-
Sne Ess Wife Hhvs srane as k9f
James Taylor, Oscar Adams, Willie Ball. Penman-
shin Willie Mclaughlin.
teacher.-First Honor: WuIford Hardwicke. Ger
tiilcatesIAttendance: Jimmie Allen. Harry Jeter.
mile Neale, James Parker, Annie Ashby, Minnie
Brown, Annie Courtney, Maggie sedgwiek. De-
RnRf Willie WGoa Ase
Carrie MILAN. Alma Pearce. Scholarship George
G. Baker. Flossic Walker, somervllle Powell, Ella
shp: George G. Baker.
aatra PrIimsar7gmSeetion Ii,s BIMtss d. C. cene
catesc-Attendance Thomas Mussen, Lee Lord. Min
ME West. Daniel Hancock, Henry Allen. Deporr-
ment: Alice Whitlock. Hattie Whitlock. Ida Thomp-
Lamb, Rose Williams, Ella Bryant, Robert CurrIe.
Fenoley Dickinson, Thomas Mussen. scholarship:
u,
Hartman, Fendley Dickinson, Thomas Mussen.
Penmanship: Ada Binns.r
IoMrth PrimarymdL D@laa teqeaermFirst
Susie Thornton, Maggie Mussen. Emma Ashby.
Hunter Bnrch. George Harlow. Department: Ro-
fond. Sarah johnson, Blanche Byerly, Minnie Co
wardin, Walter kidwell, Frank Hancock, Emmet
Aes BrrGsh Ms Rs
Fourth Prtmary--L;; r Dolaa teachsr.1Firss
Louisa Wheeler, Lizzie Neae, Nelly Cartwright,
Edna Gill, Willis Thompson, Jessie Moody. Bright
Scherer, Irvine Hudson, MEG Sinon, and Warning
ford, Fannie Enos, Matte Gary, Kate Ealloran.
Lilly McLuuchlan, Jennie Wilson, Mamie Sparkle,
My Perey George aca
Branch Binford. Jennie Parr. Eddie Parr, and Eva
Knowles; Psnn,anshiP: totie Wo9aall s,,,s,,
teSeIer.~FIrst Selo Honor: Alice Easi. Certfcales-
Attendance; Hump Atkins, Willie LowT,y, Archer
John Hancock Robert Hay, Allen Hay. Hillic Met
tert Georse MoHn,eas!S Charles sl MSmtcase'
Ge9rTe @ Ste Mefee ras Lms T E
1ett, Lorena Folkes, Nora Teagle. Maggie Heath,
Frank Hayward. Department: Samuel Moody,
Lula Bowry, Lily Fieg, Mag. Heath Indie McGru-
der, Annie Schinbcrger. Nora Tcagle. Scholarship:
RS6sT Gase0W Me e bya s fsgs sst + En
", fhird W WPrinadry-sectiom An. H. Richardson
Observation-Disclosures: Julietle Snodgrass Ida Hicks
Blanche Snodgrass, Sallie Walker Department:
Maggie Marha Eugene Lewis sehoarIhp e1s spod @i
grass, Blanche Snoderass, Maggie Marshall, Floyd
Hancock. Penmanship: Eugene Lewis.
teacHer.- Honor: Helen Hall. Certificates
Attendance: Charles Pitt, Bobbie Turner Emmett
srae bslysr Sary Msno Rosa Heckma1 Leila
Patterson, Maria Hickman, Tidy Booker. Scholar
Ship Rosa Heckman, Willie Everett Maria Heel Heck:
man. Mary Richardson, Milton Robinson, Frank
Butler. Penmanship: Janattc Marshall.
Bethel School. ~.
The closing exercises Of Bethel School
Mr.. Julian P. Thomas principal --tOok place
at the Theatre yesterday evening at 4
O'Clock. The attendance was equally as
large as at that of Bellevue School in the
forenoon. The children looked as sweet as
possible, and neither in dress or department
were behind any of the schools that had
preceded them. The teachers in this school
are particularly good-looking, and most OF
them would lose nothing by comparison
with the far-famed fair daughters Of Job.
7 The exercises opened with singing
"Praise Ye the Lord" blythe schools after
which the following programme was pre-
sented: - .a-'. .t~.- .-.'-.-
0O-I.~ PROGRAMME. 's. s-..
Welcome address, by Charles Anderson;
"Robert OF Lincoln" reading, by Mary
Wacker; HBirdie Blossom," song. by
Misses Beulah Granger, Amelia and Mary
Hines, Mollie Tucker, and Master Lee Co
hen; Playing School, dialogue, by Nick
Bailey, Henry Vaughan, Bennie Howard,
Charlie Simon. Charlie Anderson, Ella Ste
yenson, Emma Cogbill, Mary Wacker, Bet
tie Samues. Ruth Gentry; 'Joy joy
Freedom To-Day" song, by several schol-
ars; "Wreck OF the Hesperus," speech,
by Ralph Bingham Marseillaise Hymn, by
school: Playing Bird" dialogue, by Annie
Moore, Mamie Atkinson, Ruth Gentry,
Belle Wittcr, Gus. Perkinson, Maggie john
son, Selia Pacini, Charlie Frischkorn, Hun
ter Frischkorn, Freddie Mauutz; "Farmer
John,o reading, by Rachel Brill; "The
Old Home Amt What 1t Used to Be-"
song, by several scholars; Geography, by
Miss Fox's school; Quarrel Among the
Flowers, by several scholars; " The New
Church Organ" speech, by Ralph Bing-
ham; sWatch on the Rhlne,' song, by the
school.
The welcome address was we'll delivered
by Master Charlie Anderson, who is one Of
the most promising boys in the public
schools. ..... .r,.-..
The singing and music was excellent,
"Birdie Blossom and ''The Old Home
Amt What 1t Used to Be" being the gems
Of the programme.
The dialogues and recitations were credi-
table alike to the pupils and the teachers,
and evidenced not only good training on
the part OF the latter, but quick perception
and talent on that OF the former. Misses
Pemberton and Brown presided at the pia-
no. Very accurate maps were drawn durln g
thu exercises by Masters George Snyder
subject, South Atlantic States-and George
Donley-subiect, South America-and Vir-
giniu by Alexander Simpson.
The choruses sung by the combined
schools cannot be eXcelled by any school in
The city.
Master Ralph Bingham was the great at
traction Of the evening, and despite Mr..
Thomas's injunction not to applaud, he was
yociferously cheered.
At the conclusion OF the exercises Super
intendent Peay read out the names Of the
pupils who had distinguished themselves
during the session; after which Mr.. Charles
P. Rady presented the medals to the first.
honor scholars in very well-timed and in
teresting address; after which the pupils
were dismissed for the session.
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
The following pupils received medals
and certificates Of distinction. Master
Charles Anderson has taken the first honors
for four years in succession:
Second Grummar-Seetion B--Mss Maria II
Fergus teacher.-First Honor: Betlie Brill. Ger Ger
Adams, Henry Vaughan, TIL. Schmidt, Emma Cog.
bill, Pauline 1de, William Cogbill, George Paul. De
sSip: Hrs Eddie Coin. Penmanship: George Paul. :,
''l3 Third Tramaar- ,B-Niss Ellen, F