Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
FALLS CHURCH.

The graded public schools Of the town
closed yesterday after a very successful
term of eight months under the following
corps of teachers, viz: Prof H F. Lowe
principal; Miss Fanny Bugg, first assistant;
Miss Virginia Bugg, second assistant The
commencement exercises took place at the
school house in the afternoon and were at
tended by the board of school trustees and
u large number of the patrons of the school
The program was an interesting one, con-
sisting of the following, viz. Recitation
Gift of Empty Hands, Miss Ellen Sim
mons; song, BRIDES in the Wildwood" by
the primary grades; recitation, Temple of
Fame" Miss Bertha Payne; "A Little Boys
Lecture" Roy Nicholson: march, song and
drill. by sixteen girls; reading, "Pyramus
and Thisbe,' Miss Ethel Rollins; recitation,
Discovery Eddie Thompson; Vacation
song, by the school; recitation, Polly s
Pocket" Miss GreeIa Tibbetts; recitation,
Reason Wny.' Miss Annie Payne.
Prof Lowe, principal, then announced the
following promotions, viz: From first grade
to second-N alter Kerr, Annie Payne Beu-
lab Fay, Milton Thorne, Emory and Jennie
hcdgson, Nettie Mabin, Reginald Ho.gson
Addie hcInturf, Mary Rowel. Eddie
Thompson, Jeanette Fay. From second to
third-Car McInturf, Bessie Tucker, Joe
LutueH Albert Piggott, Horace Brown
Cora Lynch, Alice Davis, Willie Lynch
NL11c AdDln FROM tnlrQ TO fourth grade
David and James LuttreIl, Mabel Ryer, Es-
sic Birch, Edward Putnam, Wilbur Dom
aldson- From fourth to nfth-Ralph Shreye
Mary Brown, Mabel Newman, Mary Pig
gott, Ethel Payne. Edith Thompson, Lester
drummer, Hattie kesterson, Martha Roweli
FRANK haeln. Wilson Row, Greeta Tibbetts.
From nth TO sixth grade-Ethel Rollins,
Aabel Drummer, Scott Ryer. Pansie Payne.
annie howeil- Daisy Proudtit. From sixth
70 seventh-Roy Nicholson Viola simmons.
From seventh To eiShth-Ross Wright, Har-
~ W aAker. Bernard Donaldson, DIN Davis.
William BeSSley, Bertha PAYNE Lizzie Eli
son. Leonard Bessley- From eighth to ninth
srade-Wllie Bah, Ellen Simmons. Ior-
rane Mac1arlane, Mabel Kerr. The exer-
Uses closed with singing God Be With
1ol III We Meet Again by the school
The corporation election was WARMLY con-
Sesteo yesterday and a large vote poIIed
SeseTa. different tickets We're in the field
at.n an interested We're actively at work.
ne t1chet nominated by the citizens meet
ing, however. was successful with one ex-
eepton, the election resulting in the Sa1a,
Gon OF the following counciImen, viz: w.
n -SonIah, J. W. Brown, w. NJ. Ellison L
u Payne, W N Lynch W F. Parkar I,
= Lewis, c. L. Erwin, Dr. j. H. C;o,Id
Iney vii! enter on their duties on the ~ of
and sergeant AN
MI Geo A. Drummer has contracted with
MI T. T. Aankin to build an eieven-roou,
mouse on ms lot opposite the odd Fellows
daLl. sld mas commenced the same
Mr. Edgar a kimbau and bride arc n,
her fathers. having arrived on Wednesday
On wednesday night a number of their
friends gave them u serenade
Mr.. K l. Kimbali and family have NOV.
ed out from the city for the summer
Mai o. e Hine mayor of Vienna was in
town on Wednesday.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
the entertainment of the Village Improve
ment Society, given on the 18th Of this
month, proved a success, financially far
beyond the expectations Of those in charge.
Saturday and Sunday. May &c and %, the
B. and o. will sell round-trip tickets tC
Baltimore all trains, valid for return
until following Monday at 81 25-Adyt