Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-30

Closing OF the Public school.

A
Hymn by the School; reading of
Psalm by Bessie Baker; repeating
the Lords Prayer; Pansy Blossoms,
Duet, Katie and jamie Feldmyer;
readings, Lucy Redmond and Hattie
Parliman; "We'd Better Bide Ame,"
solo, A. Knackstedt reading, X.
Brady, Spring Song" chorus, by
the school; reading, Annie Dorsey !;
recitation, Mary Phillips; "Killyrney"
solo, Katie Feldmyer; reading, b.
Porter; recitation, B. Dorsey; beg
gar Girl" solo, Maud Killman; reci-
tation, Katie Parlett; reading, l.,
Segelken "Peek-a boo" solo, and
chorus readings, NJ. Sullivan and
+. Russell "In the Cleaning" solo,
c. Tyrrell; readings, A. Dorsey and
Jenie Feldmyer; "I'll try" chorus,
by the school.
The following premiums were then
awarded For winner in spelling
match in 3D. grade, medal to Minnie
Lewis to Hattie Walmsley for gen.
eral excellence in 9Th grade, pair of
brilliant earrings; Miss Maud Pfef-
fer, standing No 3, in 6fh grade,
pearl aud torquoise Miss Mary Hell
Ter, No. |, in 5th grade a handsome
work box; 4th grade, Miss Stella Ba-
ker, standing No. l, a book Laura
Smith, No. ?, book; G. Davis, No.
5, a book. Sd grade, Annie Dorsey,
standing No. |, a medal; Annie Crus-
mach, No. 3, medal; Cd grade, Lou
ise Segelken, standing No. l, book
for general proficiency Susie Fin.
kle, No. ,, for greatest Improvement !;
lst grade, Birdie Thomas, standing
No. Eva Reuther, No. 3, and Katie
Parlett, No. 3, for general improve
ment, were awarded books. The ex-
cercises close with an excursion to-
morrow at Bay Ridge
There were no public exercises at
the male public school, Mr.. John G.
Ray, principal. The following schol-
ars have been promoted From 5th
to 9Th grade-Masters Kilman, Ell
liugbausen and Walmsley From 4th
to 9th grade-Master Burlingame,
Dammeyer, Hopkins, Jones, Shipley,
Sweeting and Van Nostrand.
From 3rd to 4th grade-Master
Brewer, Boessel, L. and M. Coul-
burn, Glow, easier, Hopkins, Hughes,
Hollidayoke, Kalmey, Stewart, Tyr
rell, Walmsley, Van Nostrand, Wal
ton, and Zimmerman.
From 2nd to 3rd gfade-Masters
Raine, Parleett, Russell, Barber, Kali
mey, Glow, Heinbucb, Wootten, Her
man, Birmingham, Dammeyer, Bent
ley, Stewart, Thompson, Heyse, Ty-
dings, Russell, Brown.
From lst to End grade-Masters
Rutter, White, Morgan, Z. and G.
Carroll, +. Carroll, Parkinson, Basil,
Brady, Wilson, Tners, Stnchcumb,
Dammeyer, Lewis, Pickett, Glow,
Brewer, Herman, Morrison, Stone,
and A. Smith.
From 2nd division-Finkle, Stew
art, Kalmey, Fisher, Savage, Baker,
Como, Brooks, Lewis, Sears, Clarke,
Scott, League, Carroll, Taylor, b.
Clarke, A. and B. Shipley, Glow, Bar
ber, Dammeyer, Mullan, Baker, and
w. Beeman.
The examinations in st. Mary's
Parachial School were conducted last
week by Father McInerny, the rector
of the parish To-day the following
pupils were awarded premiums of
handsome books:
Missts Lamb, Riordan, Hogan,
y. and L. Naughton, Mattingly, Es.
mond, Jewell, Hughes, Moner, Cess
ner and II. Lamb Masters Schwal-
lenberg, Boone, Paget, Brown, Boone
Quinn, Esmond, Geraci, McGraw,
Walton Misses A. Riordan, X
Lamb, O'Neil, Rabe, Deifel and Wig
gins j. Levy and VI. Burns, Z.
Smith and Blanche Quaid, j. Schal-
lenberg, j Rstz, j. Hughes. Mas
ters Brady, Geraci, Waston, Cadell.
Lamb aud Smith. Misses Powers.
Quinn, Wilson, Paget, Burtis, Cess
ner; John Gessner, Lewis Paget.
Mary Gessner, Annie Staley, John
Engelke
The first premium in composition
by the males was settled by lot. the
three best being, Bernard Boone. J
Brown, Frank Schwallenberg: John
Brown drew the prize book; the End
was also settled by lot, Fred McGraw.