Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-28
THE STAR ROLL

THE STAR ROLL.
The first roll OF honor in Suffolk High
School and Public School No. l, Profess
scr w. C. Morton, principal, session
1S99-1900, was completed this afternoon.
The star roll for October is small. The
newness of the pupils to book-lfe and
the rlgidity Of the conditions nre con-
tributing factors to the paucity of
stellar students.
no get on the roll pupil must make
an average of at least 30 per cent. on
each study. must have excellent con-
duct, perfect attendance and no uneX-
cused tardy marks.
Third Grade. Miss Hula Eggleston,
Teacher-Mary Goodwin. Oriah Yeates,
Henley Boyllin, Elmer BrInkley,
George Splvey.
Fourth Grade, Miss Margaret Clutch
In. Teacher-Chnrlie Andrews, George
Mcneil. Ellen Riddick. Maudc Whed-
Fifth Grade, Miss Ella Beale, Teach
er-Bernfce Goodrich, Mary Whedbee.
Seventh Grade, Miss Susie J. Prentls,
Teacher-Inez King. NOZZLE Bradshaw,
Lou Taylor, Rochelle HarreIl, Claire
Eighth Grade. Miss lizzie Britt.
Teacher-David Wood.
HIGH SCHOOL.
First Year, Miss Britt Teacher-Rit-
tie May Jones, Prctlow Holland.
Fourth Year. Prof. Morton, Teacher
Gladys ADDlewhfte.
In the above it will be noticed that
there is no name this time from the
first. second or Sixth grades, or the
second and third year High School
grades.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Mr.. James c.. Frccny this oftarnoor
celebrated his SD birthday by inviting
ms friends to feast Mt his suburban
home. Oak Grove There were about
forty or them present. They entoyed
ms ms, u ,Io hospitnltty and wished
= MN many joyous returns. Mr. w. T.
Linscomb assisted Mr.. Freeny in enter
tanning. tam Among the good things on
me menu were fish SOUP, fried fish,
oysters In any style, roast pig, etc.
CAPTA1N BALLARD'S FUNERAL,
large crowd attended the funeral
OF me late Elisha l.. Ballard in the
county this afternoon. DR.. w W
Stalcy, of Suffolk, conducted the eyer.
clses. The burial was in the family
cemetery.
QUIET MARRIAGE.
There was quiet marriage In suf-
.oik yesterday. the principals being
MISS Ellie II: Ellis, daughter of Joseph
Eils' and MIR. Romeo Benton. They
"-" wv INeN Ii. III. Butler.
HERALD-souARE OPERA.
or the Herald-Square Opera Com
pany, which commences n. two-nirh,s,
engagement at the City-Hall Thenirn
next Monday, the Annapolis tAId.)
Evening Capital" says:
me Hcrald-Square Opera Company
packed the auditorium from stage IN
ratters Monday and Tuesday NIGHTS
Inc audience WAS ultra fashionahlo.
lhe operas rendered superbly; il wns
decidedly the best organization that
ever played in our city"
deserved seats now on sale at Sjnw
arts drug store.
YOUNG WOMEN READERS
The Friday Afternoon Club came 10
gether to-day with Miss Louise Rri,t
NO. OF Main street. Owing TO tho in,
maturity of the winter season no rer,,-
lar literary program was rendered but
much OF the time was passed In die
cusslng the merit OF several author,
nnd In outlining work for the seaso,
Misses Jennie Holland, Elise lIrnn.
mart and Florrie Lyon were admItteI
to membership.
Adjourned to meet next time win
Miss Irma Carpenter, is Trant,in
street. III
PERSONAL.
Miss Ella Bernard. of Petersburr
who has been in Suffolk some DAYS as ~,
MISS Florrie Lyons guest, left for ,,
nome to-day. She is daughter NJ
Hon. George S. Bernard. VI
MIR. simon NJ. Lawrence left TO-DAY.
Tor baltimore to see his mother wha
Is very III. VINO
Mr., and Mrs. a. s. Eley returned ,oet
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