Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17

| Junior Class - EngiIrh-First honor.
Misses Martha Cox, Pauline Powers, Hes
sic Watkins, Helen Christian. JAMIE
Wingo. Blair Harvie, Amelia Kahn
weller.
| Junior Frcnch--Ffrst honor. Misses Mar
tina Cox, Pauline Powers. Nora Stratton,
Amelia Kahnweiler. Sue Skipwith.
| Distinctions for Improvement In Englisn.
| Misses Elsie Boykin. Sue Skipwith. Eva
Deitrick. Annie Elam. Agnes fisner.
| Nora Stratton. Kenny Spilman, Netue
! Thompson, Marguerite Warwick. Daisy
| Hancock.
Distinctions for Improvement In French
| 0unIor), Misses Bessie Watkins, Helen
! Christian, jamie Wingo. Elsie Boykin,
Marguerite Warwick, Annie Elan.
| Intermediate Observation-Disclosures honor.
| Misses Mamie Hunt. Rose Mordecai,
Mamie Lee, Alice Stearns.
| For Improvement In English, Misses
Ethel Pace, Lily rrquhart. Edna Forbes.
Ailene Stokes. Sue HARRISON Mutter
! Macon.
intermediate French--First honor.
Misses Mamie Hunt, Rose Mordecai,
Mamie Lee.
Distinctions for improvement In French,
! Misses Ethel Pace. Lily Urduhart.
| Special prizes were awarded In reading
| in the Intermediate junior, and primary
classes TO the respective young ladies:
II
and Florence Lee. prize In arithmetic
was offered by Professor Robertson, and
won by Miss Helen Christian.
| The graceful and wel-timed address OF
| Mr.. Eugene Massie 10 the graduating class
added much TO the pleasures of the eve
ming. as did also the French recitations
OF little Misses Malta Robinson. Edna
Fofbes. and Bernard Cooke.
The names OF pupils not mentioned
i VI "a fsOp hence
( TO take the examinations, which Is re-
quisite TO receive distinctions.
Honors In Miss CoIquitts school.
| The friends and patrons OF Miss Col
! quits school assembled on Friday after
noon at 500 west Grace street to wit
ness the distribution OF medals, certh-
Gates. and prizes won by the pupils du-
ring the session just closed.
The following pupils received gold
| medals:
scholarship-Mis Helen Stephens.
| Excellence-Mlss Carrie c. Gillian, Mas
ter r. Percy Pemberton. Miss !. Floyd
Alvey, Miss Elfreda EdeI.
| Flrst-Honor Certificates white ribbon)-
| Master Lewis T. Hudspeth, Master Alfred
Moore. Master James Ball. Miss IL.
| Courtney Roundtree. Miss Rosebud a.
Brown. Miss Lucille s. Alvey, Master Will
| lie Trigg.
Second Honor Cblue ribbon)-Master Paul
| i. Shafer, Master Joseph l.. Stern. Master
| James Seldom. Miss Evelyn Glenn, Miss
| Ann T. Morris. Miss Cora W. Younger,
Master S. VeDable Seldom, Master Charles
| Watkins.
Prize for Penmanship gold pen)-Miss
| Julia Il. Brown.
Prize for Attendance-Miss Lucille s.
Alvey.
Miss Warrcn's School.
The closing exercises of Miss NJ T.
Warren's school took place Friday. June
18th, at No. / north Third street
The first prize for scholarship was
awarded to W. w. II. Lyons. Second
scholarship to w. Hill Urquhart. Prize
for department to w. w. II. Lyons At
tendance TO Thomas w. Brockenbrough
Penmanship to w. Hill Urquhart. Blue
ribbon certificates for standing over 81 go
to W. W. III. Lyons. w. Hill Urquhart
Thomas w. Peterborough. William e.
Hayes, and William G. Dunlop Red
ribbon certificates for standing over So
10 Donald H. Blair. White ribbon for
standing over 50 to George L. Street, Jr.
In the primary department blue-ribbOn
certificates TO Edward II. Hoge. Wexford
Brockenbrough, Thomas W. Elicit, and
Robert Daniel. Red-ribbon certificate TO
Landon r. Mason. Certificates without
ribbon distinction to G. Irving Blair, X.
Norman Yarbrough. W. T. Hill, Wool
folk Binford, and Orrin b. White.
The BeIvidere kindergarten.
The closing exercises of the Belvidere
School and kindergarten on Floyd ave-
nue. took place IN the school-rooms Fri
day morning.
The programme was most pleasing. and
was carried out by the children with
spirit and skill, but an enthusiastic patron
remarked that what gave the charm was
the beautiful spirit of the kindergarten
which pervaded all.
After the opening song of welcome fol-
lowed Il French play, with song accom-
paniment, which was exquisite. and later
on conversation In French between
French lady and peasant girl deserved
mention.
The awarding of medals and honors was
as follows:
In the Intermediate Department-Miss
Maude Starke, medalist; honorable men,
ton of Miss Helen Ezekiel and Miss
Florence Barrow, who also received honor
in writing.
In the second Primary Department
Masters Gerald Ezekiel and Kent Hood,
medallists reading honors. Miss Emily
Hutchinson and Master Charles Stokes. Jr
spelling honors, Masters Charles Stokes
ana Henry ffOenllIE, afltnnletlc hOnoT'
Miss Emily Hutcheson; writing honor.
Master Samuel REGISTER; dictation honor.
Miss Marie Cranz geography honor, Mas
ter Charles Stokes, Jr.; poetry, Master
Joseph Ezekiel.
First Primary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Misses Alice Doyle and Mary Harwood;
reading honor Miss Louise Crutchield;
writing honors. Master Elwood Gordon
and Miss Leila Willis: general improve
ment honors, Masters Aubrey Straus,
Philip Strause. Fred. Garcin, and Edmund
a. Saunders, Jr.
Honors given outside of grade work
Physical culture, Miss Helen Ezekiel
drawing. Misses Florence Barrow and
Bessie Rountree; French, Miss Maude
Starke.
After the closing chorus-"A Gay Pos
tillion"-the children partook of refresh
ments In one room. and their elders spent
a charming hour looking over their work
and enjoying refreshments and last
word with the happy principal and teach
ers.
The school and kindergarten will re-
open the last week in September.