Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-23
FIRST COMMENCEMENT.
Premiums and Awards Mt m Kinder
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The first public commencement Of the
kindergarten Of Miss Fannie Bogue was
held Monday at No. 1914 n street. and
brought out a good crowd. An elaborate
program was presented, I'm which all of the
students OF the school participated and
which was followed by the distribution of
premiums. The program was unusually
attractive and was well carried out
Premiums were awarded as follows:
First class-First premiums in Christian
doctrine, photography, grammar, history.
geography, arithmetic, reading and pen
manship to Miss Lucy Edmonston, Miss
Brown Latimer and Miss Mae Carr; first
premium In Christian doctrine. geograp
history, arithmetic and penmanship and
second in photography, grammar and read
Ing, Master Leo Lyddane; first premium in
arithmetic, history, reading and penman-
Ship and second in Christian doctrine or
typography. geography and grammar, Mas
ter j. Clarence WEIGH; First premium in
history, geography, penmanship and read
ing. and second in Christian doctrine or
typography, grammar and Improvement in
arithmetic, Master Eugene Pattison
second class-Ffrst premium in Christian
doctrine, photography. geography. history.
grammar, reading, arithmetic and improve
ment In penmanship, Master Kemp Ed
monston; first premium in Christian doc
trlEe photography. geography. reading
arithmetic, and second in
history and grammar, Miss Maud McKin-
ley; first premium in Christian doctrine
photography, reading, history and arithme-
tic. and second in geography, grammar and
Improvement in penmanship, Master John
Ready; first premium in Christian doctrine.
orthography, history, geography. gram
mar and Improvement in reading and pen
manship, Master Edwin Latimer
Third class-First premium in orthog-
raphy reading. penmanship and improve
ment in Christian doctrine and arithmetic
Master John Harrington; first premium in
christian doctrine, reading and arithmetic,
ana second in orthography and penman-
ship, Miss Grace Ward; first premium in
arithmetic and reading. and second in or
biography and penmanship, Master Carlos
Houghton.
Fourth class-First premium in Christian
doctrine, photography, reading arithmetic
and improvement in penmanship, Master
e. Randolph Heyl: first premiums in Chris
tian doctrine, photography. reading ard
arithmetic, and second In penmanship
Masters Eustace Lee Noble and Johnnie
Beckert; first premiums in photography
reading, arithmetic and Improvement in
writing. Misses Marie Fugel and Ella AL
len; first premium in photography. reading
and arithmetic, and second In Christian
doctrine and writing. Master Freddie Stohl-
man; first premium in reading writing and
arithmetic, and second in Christian doc
trine and photography, Master Richard
Curtin; first premium in Christian doc
trine, reading and arithmetic. and second
Al vi thoSidpuy anu Improvement III WITT
ing Master Leo Carr; first premium in
reading, photography and Improvement in
arithmetic. Christian doctrine and writing
Master Charles Mccarthy.
Fifth class-First premiums for reading.
writing, spelling and arithmetic, to Misses
Annie Ward. Virginia Entwisle Mae Nolk-
man and Masters Earl Ready. Daniel Dom
ovan, Vernon Houghton. Willie III arlington,
Lester Magruder and Francis Donoehue.
Special premiums for perfect satisfaction
In studies during the entire year-Misses
Lucy Edmonston, Brown Latimer and Mae
Carr; premiums in music, Misses Josephine
and Mary Curtin and Miss Lucy Edmon-
ston; premiums for care-taking of hooks,
etc, Misses Lucy Edmonston. Mae Carr.
Brown Latimer, Maud Mckinney, Grace
Ward, Masters Clarence Welch. Leo I.yd-
dane, Eugene Pattison, Kemp Edmonston
and John Ready.