Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-07-01
School Commensurate.

! "es ihfSciy attendo0 Oy patrons ana lrlenuS
of the institution. The programme was
good one, consisting of recitations and dia.
logues, interspersed with songs and dances,
and reflected much credit upon the teacher.
The following is the programme Of exercises ::
Song, Welcome, by the school; opening
address, Willie Prettyman recitation,
Daisy's Mistake, Annie Laurie Dowden !;
recitation, A Fellow Who Is Game, Ran
dolph Mason; song, What Do You See In
The kindergarten, school; The Doctors
Visit, John Warner, Margaret Stokes and
Fannie Peter recitation, The Minuet, Mary
Almoney; dance, Robbie Conard, Mary Al.
money, Randolph Mason, Annie Laurie
Dowden, Ralph Luckett, Madaline Brad
ley, Albert Bsuic and Lilly England song,
The Brides Ball, school; recitation, Which
Loved Best, Maud Heagy recitation, When
Ed Dawson, Robbie Conard, John Ander-
son and Randolph Mason; song, Grasshop.
per Green, school; recitation, Entertaining
Her Big Sisters Beau. May Roome; dia.
| lngue, How To Tell Bad News, Norman
Bouic and John Warner recitation, A Lit
tie Girls Letter, Madaline Bradley The
Bouquet Of Flowers, Lilly England, Virdie
Kingdom, Hattie Jones. Annie Laurie Dow
den and Fanny Lefevre; song, Five Little
Chickadees, by the school recitation, Boys
Wanted, Tom Offutt and Somerville Daw-
son; recitation, What The Choir Sang
About the New Bonnet, Mary Reich reef.
tati0n, Too Late For School, Willie Pretty.
man song, Merry Sunshine, by the school
dialogue, Studying Pays, Ralph Luckett,
Albert B0uic and John Warner; song,
Hark, The Birds Are Singing, by the school
recitation, What We Learn At School,
Somervile Dawson; song, The Farmer, by
the school; closing song, by the school.
Certificates and testimonials awarded to
the pupils for regular and punctual attend
snce, correct department, diligent attention
to studies during the school year:
Highest class-Ralph p, Luckett, Louise
BurfOrd, May Roome, John W. Warner, G.
Norman Bouic, May G. Reich, Willie f.
Prettyman, Somervlle Dawson.
Second-Lillian England, Rosa Payne,
Hattie Jones, Albert Bouic, Thomas Offutt
Third-Mary B. Almoney, Willie Dob
son. Virdie Kingdom, John Anderson, Rob
bic CoDard, Randolph Mason, Maud Heagy,
Edward Dawson
Fourth-Will Ofutt, Annie Laurie Dow
den.
Cards for attendance and department to
Emma Lefevre, Fanny Leleyre, Jamie Daw-
son. Certificate to Upton b. Dawson.
Iuc Oh alt
View School, Jacksonville, were held on
the evening of June 18th. A large and
appreciative audience was entertained by
music from popular composers, well exc
cuted, and by readings and essays, which
evinced culture and research
Gold medals for department were given
to the Misses NJ Alice Thomas, Mary J.
Byrd, Mamie Pyes and Maggie Rawlins.
Miss NJ. Alice Thomas, who received her
diploma in 81, standing high in her class
received q post graduate medal for pre-
fceucy in advanced study. The scholar.
ship medal was awarded to Miss Nellie
Bolen, of Virginia.
The following programme was rendered:
PARTI
March, Mendelssohn music
Chorus, Soft AS Summers Drifting Shadow,
Faust" vocal. class; salutatory, Miss Louise
Darby; music--(six hands, japanese Dance,
Baker, Masters A. Sellman, X. de Lauder
and p. Waters; music-(four hands) Mar
digras Qusdrille, Schubert, Misses Maud
Garrett and Cora Pindell; readings-Betsey
and | Are Out Will Carleton, Miss Julia
Allnutt; How Betsey and Made Up, Miss
Mamie Pyles; music-(four hands,) Spar
rows Chipping, Behr, Misses NJ Case and
NJ. Richter; musc-(voca solo, y The Brook
Dolores, Miss Alice Thomas; music-(pano
solo, Leon du Bal, Ernest Giet, Miss Salle
Sellman; reading-Nets and Cages, Moore,
Miss Etf'e Nelson; musc-(six hands)
Petts Morceaux, Weber, Misses White, b.
Waters aud N. Bolen; music-(vocal solo,
Who Will Buy My Roses Red, Schleiffarth,
Miss Virgie Broome.
PART II.
Music-(four hands,) Overture TO Tan
credi, Rosslni, Misses A. Waters and s. Sell
man essay-The Moors in Spain, original,
Miss Alice Thomas music-(six hands,)
| Hope March, Beaumann, Misses j. Allnutt,
NJ. Pyles and A. Melton; music-(vocal
duet,) Fly Away, Birding, Franz Abt, Misses
+. Carter and V. Broome; music--(piano
solo) When Ysu and Were Young, Bis
choff, Miss Bette Byrd music-(six hands,)
Danse EcOssaise, Baker Misses f. Nelson, l..
Hixson and V. Higgins reading-Selection
from "Hiawatha," LongfellOw, Miss Glare
Mannakee; music-(vocal solo, Here Let
My Tears Flow, Handel, Miss Florence
Carter address 10 the students by Prof. Lee
Davis Lodge, A. M PHI. d. music-Gently
Falls the Dew Of Eve, Mercadante, vocal
class.
The Mountain Chsutauqua On the
summit Of the Alleghanies $500 feet above
sea level, on the main line of the pictur-
esque Is. Il o. X. r., from August 9th to
23rd, will be held the tenth annual session
Of this famous Chautauqua, with fifteen days
full Of the best things genius can devise or
money can procure. DIR. W. l.. Davidson,
the Superintendent, has prepared the pro-
gramme with great care. Leading platform
celebrities Of the country will appear from
day 10 day, while score of departments of
study, under the direction Of the best in
structors, will do their helpful work for the
multitsdes Of students. Professors from
The schools begin August 2nd and continue
three weeks. Tuition is very low. No
programme SO rich in novelties, so strong in
music, so crowded with earnest, attractive
and helpful lectures has ever been offered
the patrons of Mountain Lake Park. For
illustrated detailed programme and all in
formation address, l.. A. Rudisill, Mountain
Lake Park, Md.
Business In the Orphans Court
The following business was transacted in
the Orphans Court on Tuesday:
Philemon NJ. Smith, executor Of Jas. s.
Kemp, deceased, passed his second and final
account.
The reports Of sales made by John ID.
Purdum, executor of John l.. Purdum, de.
ceased, To Miles T. Linthicum and VIM. l..
Purdum, respectively, and by Frank z.
Stone, executor Of Olivia d. Stone, deceased
10 Edgar Stocking and others, were rati-
fed and confirmed by the Court.
Picnic and TOurnament-A pic. mic
aud tournament will be given In Mrs. Har.
risons woods, near Potomac, this county
on July the 18th, 1892, for the benefit of St