Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

NEXT honors in the same class, Masters Thomas
w. Purcell and w. Brooke Cstlett-
Third ciass-Masters John Purcell cray
Henry Mecance, Robert Whitchurst, ana hsn'er
Fourth class-Masiers Ballard Preston B9nl-
ware. Hugh Nelson Dabney, and Aifred T. up
ehur.
Penmanship-Mas,er Drury T.. Rice.
Certificates Of distinction and promotion were
awarded Masters Price, Mordecai, ..Leary' , ,ur-
cell, Talbot, GRAY, Cowsrdln, Leake' hi.e'
Derbyrhire, Berkeley, Howard, Cardozo, Wpnc' nu'
Walker, West, Burial: Langhorne, Archer, lay
lor, McCancc, Forbes, Binford, and Upshur.
Miss Jennie EIistts school.
Tho closing exercises Of Miss Jennie Elleti's
rchool, No 400 east Grace street, took place
yesterday Professor Hnmberlln's scholars,
Misses Purcell, Dunlop, Spots, FLORENCE, anu
Lynch, recited admirably. Drydons ode 10 .''
oecilin and selections from mass by pen oen
son were given by the second. third, fourth, ana
fifth classes. The medallists were Misses hatio
II. Meredith, Ella Bruce, n. ID. Dunlop, lua T..
Steger, NJ. l.. Taylor, Annie Mccaw, Nanhio
ihnghorne, Agnes Mccarthy, Eiie ~ MotuIa' Winor
Lima Shields, Bessie Hammond, .and eopnlo
White. Misses Katie Michaux, kdith sinps,n,, pl,
Pauline Grant, and Louise BarOour reccNru
prizes. Friends Of the school onered t"V re-
yards for improvement in reading 10 the third
oass. One OF these, n handsome gold meuai,
vas awarded 40 Miss NJ. +. Lynch anu the o'ner
% Miss Pauline Grant The interesting Hlnue, l.l7,,
june lst Misses Carrie Armistead, May Moore
and Louise Price were the medallists-
Mrs. UaIloweIi's seminary.
The closing exercises OF Mrs. Hallowelrs SEMI
cary took place at her residence last e'enlns'
This marks her twonty-nfth session. Hrs- WIN
son entertained the preparatory elass lso'' H,ss
p. NJ. The medal.isis were as follows Mlss
Bessie Epps. scholarship: Miss Lizette winston,
eriting; Master seldom Taylor, arithmetic
iiaster George Ready, readings; Master rSter u,.s
~. cli
ston, scholarship. Miss Lucie Goodwin was
close competitor and deserves special mention:
The little folks were refreshed with ices anu
went home rejoicing over the happy OCCASION.
The collegiate department entertainer Ine
guests with music from 20 III o'clock. Inc
mciallists In thi- department were scholhrshp'
Miss Emmie Sands: Spelling, Miss tlauila pOd-
din; Reading, Miss Bessie sydnor; fenhhn-
ship, Miss Maggie Jones, Southampton county,
IN Writing, Miss Mamie Pattef-
son, and Attendance and Dcportmehl' Miss
Lula Jones' Among those distineulsneu ia VIZ
various studies we're: Misses y. WINSTON n.
Creath, Z. Crutchneld. L. Houston, l.. Bowers a;
Watson, II. Ready, Pearl Bush, A. Philips, ana
II. Taylor.
Miss A. W. Colquitt's School.
Tic closing exercises of this school took place
Yesterday fnorni.g at 500 west Grace street.
The following plpIs received hOnors:
School No. l-Goli Medal: Miss HELEN
Stevens. White Ribbon: Certincatos OF tlrst
Honor. Miss sue skipwith aud Masters panlel
ID. Talley. Thomas Percy isomberton, aud James
A. SoddOn. Blue Ribbon; Certificates OF second
honor, Mi.ses Carrie C. Gillian and Juiia beio
Brown and Master James Mitchell Lewis.
School No. 2-Whts Ribbon: Certificates o'
First Honor Misses ida Floyd Alvey, Mace
Fleming, Elfreda Edel, and Master james BAH
Blue Ribbon: Certificates Of second Honor
Misses Mary VI. Hall, Evelyn w. Glenn, Ahce =
Stagg. aud Master Alfred Moore.
In addition 10 these n number OF pupils re-
ceiyed certificates OF improvement.