Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DESERVING I; OF s. PUBLIC Isl MENTION.
The Roll OF Honor of the Public Schools
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The Roll OF H onoriof2 the Public Schools
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ECONDSDISTRICT.
Third GrammarAHazel9 Blick.
Second Observation-Disclosures Curtin,
] Fannie Rosent thai. s. ,: s5s 81 So, ~ &
| First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilder,
| Jennie Mitchell. IS, 3 4
Third Prlmary----Nannie Cross, Donald
| Sylvester, Ling Warren, Ethel F'itchett,
Fannie Manning, Adele Walker, Re-
tsbeccaS Rice. !s a #
Second Primary-Hugh Sykes Hugh
Mousse, Knox Lively.
First Primary-vG Guy War, Willie
Mitchell, Willie Johnson, Laura Hud-
/ gins, George Balance, Thurlough
4 Etheredge, Harry Lash, Allen Robert
4 son, George CAST Emma Bishop, Emma
4 Johnson, Beatrix Yaleche, Elsie Gay,
i Thurman Gaskins.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Third Grammar--Annie Lamar, Bur-
ford iSadler. tx
Second ST Grammar - Alice CAST.
Blanche Powers
First Grammar-Kittie Barrett.
Second Observation-Disclosures Esteeck,
IIlma9 Roane.
First Intermedia te-Hillie Hudgins,
Homie Golfer, Addle Butt, Lula Tatem,
Frank Mclean, Genevieye Balance,
| Wilma Thomas. s;t y
Third Primary-Ellie Journee, Mitch-
Ell Lively Mary Staples. Pauline Hun
nelly, Vera Hervey, Goldie Finch, Har-
ry 5Goldstein, Archer Pearce, Willie
HoTler.
Second Primary Bunting, Es-
ther Hirsh, Mary ziegenhain, Mabel
Ellis, Fred Petzlnger.
First Primary-Eugene Knight, Rod
erick Outten, Julia Bowers, Lizzie Gull
. oIof To- Inolr
FIFTH DISTRTCS
| Second Inferno diate-Ltnwood Out
ten, Agnes Earnest, Grace Hudgins
Mary Williams. Hattie Wilkerson
First In termedate-Richard Warren
Marion Atkinson, Roselyn Moreley
Linda Balm, Nellie Smith, Addle Wat
son, Ada Taylor.
| tie Davis, Chrlstana F,reidlin, Susie
Johnson. BERTHE Brown, Marguerite
Pendleton. LUCILLE Robinson, Bessie
Smith, Lillian Smith, Marie Sweet, Jo-
sic Wall, Lizzie Hart, George Reed
Second Primary-Regie Allen, Lewis
Nash, Grlce Sherwood. Irene BurnelI
Musa Blanford, Marguerite Dongan,
Luck Locke. Mary Tonkin, Dorothy
/ Robertson, Ada Trunt, Eva Tabb. Mag
gle Tabb, Ethel Taylor Grace Codd.
First Prmary-Hope Garner, Virgin
ius Murden, Theodore Smith, Ruby
/! Drake, Mamie Duke, Clara Porter,
Lucy IYoodley, Dorette Wigg, Walter
! Clarke, BERNARD Lovett, John Moore,
! Charles Torell, Charles Owens, Edward
| Allen.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Third Grammar-Serene Moseley,
Emma Deans.
Second Hattie Gordon,
Martha Wright, Rosa Solomon
! First Grammar-Lottie Smith, Mary
Smith. James Stanback, Maud Wilkins.
Second Intermediate-Ellen Rodgers.
First Intermediate-Susie Judkins,
Marie Bell. Eula Bryant. Bessie Myers,
Alice Taylor, Minnie Ellis. Beulah
Jones.
Third Prfmary--Wesley Pagan, Bes-
sic Brown, Sadie Archer, Anna Ander-
| son, Annie Baker, Jennie McNeIr Flea
nora Pyatt.
Second Primary-NTattie Gale. Mary
Archer, Annie Sewal, Samuel Wilkins.
Josephine Gains. Evelyn TTager, Jo-
seph Bracy.
First Primary-Ruth Hunter, Blanche
Williams Pearl Miles, Ruth Taylor,
Joseph Williams, Haywood Hunter
THE LITTLE ORPHANS AT THE
] FAIR.
| Yesterday afternoon was given over
to the children Mt the fair, and besides
the large crowd Of our own little ones
the orphans from ST. Mary's Asylum,
In Norfolk. ffty-two In number, were
entertained at the expense of the ladies'
| In charge of the booths. Prof Harry
Gaffney cllnched his popularity with
| the children by his exhibition of
punch and Judy" which mystifled the
| young folks considerably. The Ports
| mouth Mandolin and Guitar Club were
| present and played a number of beau
| tiful selections last night. On Monday
the Woodmen ofethe World and the An
mex Hose Company of the county will
attend. On Tuesday night the Berk-
| ley Steam Fire Company will be on
hand. There is lively contest going
on for n beautiful firemcn's trumpet
between Capt. Parks, of the Berkeley
company, and Capt Emmett Deans, of
the Hook and ladder. Great Interest
Is being manifested in this battle Of the
ballots, which Is under the direction OF
Mrs. Stanly. Much fun is derived from
the peculiar catches made at the FISH
pond. Those fond of sweet flowers. and
those who are not. can secure choice
boutonneres or bouquet at the flower
stand, which graces the center of the
hall. Those who are kept down town
by business on Saturday should re-
member that they can secure lunch at
the fair rooms from noon to 4 O'clock
D. m.
DEATH OF MRS. NELMs.
YESTERDAY afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
Emily c. helms, rellct OF the late John
r. Nclms and mother-in-law of Mr..