The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-15
Miss Co!quitt's School,

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The following pupils received honors at
Miss Colquitts school, which closed Fri
day. June 18th:
First honors: Miss Kathrine s. Robin
son, Miss Nellie T. Brown. Master Henry
Marbury Taylor.
Second honors: Miss Katie c. Taylor,
Master Charles Wythe Haw.
Pupils having attained an average on
their seasonal standing of over ninety
per cent: Miss Anita Logan West. Miss
Maria Parker Alvey, Master Walter Will
liams. Master James Carey Martin
Certificates for department: Miss Marie
P. Alvey. Master Randolph Wexford.
Special prize for perfect attendance. not
absent single day during the session.:
Master Henry Marbury Taylor, Master
Charles Wythe Haw, Master Arthur Lewis
Brown.
Certificates for attendance to those pu-
pills absent only two days during the
session: Miss Nellie T. Brown, MISS
Katie c. Taylor.
Certificates for Improvement in pen
manshp: Master Thomas E. Stage, Mas
ter Randolph Wexford.
Certificates for improvement In the
studies of hter class: Miss Martha Lee
febone. Master Thomas E. Stage. Master
Randolph Wexford. Master Allen Valen-
tine. Master Willie Christian. Master
Claiming Lefebre, Master Arthur L..
Brown, Master John a. Meredith, Master
William L. Royal. Master Robert White
Terrell, Master Armistead Wexford. Miss
Henrietta Beverley Crump.
The next session of this school begins
September 18th, at No. 829 West Grace
Street
Miss Minors Pupils.
A most enjoyable musicale was that
given by Miss leila Minors pupils at
All Saints Chapel Tuesday evening. The
decoration Of the arches and rostrum was
very prettily carried out in daisies and
green, with festoons and wreaths. and
immense stands Of flowers and growing
plants, over which the electric lights. In
pink shades, cast a rosy glow.
The vocalists. Mrs. Walter Mercer, Miss
McBain, and Mr.. Matthews were most
pleasingly received and forced to respond
to encOreS.
The teachers and pupils were congratu-
lated by all present for the success OF the
entertainment.
The honors and prizes delivered by Rev
J. J. Gravatt, who made pleasant ad-
dress were as follows:
First honor-Gold harp medal to
Phoebe Culingsworth. average Of 1924;
also highest on examination for full Ses
SIGN. 9S.75.
Second honor-To Alice Welsh
Mildred Hill, Elizabeth, Scott and
Marie Cottrell were respectively third.
fourth and fifth in contest for the medal.
Prizes were as follows:
To Alice Welsh AMI Mildred Hill, In
the scale contest; to Elizabeth Scott In
the signature contest, to Marie Cottrell,
in the musical conumdrum contest; to
Mabel O'Ferrall. for being second in
three contests. etudes. scales and sigma
Cullingsworth, for being a tie in the
100 per cent. on examinations; to Floyd
Taylor. as second in the signature con-
test: to Sadie De Jarnette. q tie for first
place in signature contest; to Anne
Sydnor, for being second in conundrum
provement; to Luce Scott, for 100 in at
tendance. Honorable mention 10 Phoebe
Cullingsworth and Marie Cottrell for
most perfect performance at class mus
icals: to Mildred Fill. Alice Welsh,
Floyd Taylor and Mabel O'Ferrall. for
excellent performance al class musicals;
to Anne Sydnor, for marked improve
ment; to Alice Welsh. Marie Cottrell.
Mildred Hill and Elizabeth Scott, for
appearing on the roll of honor for the
entire. session; ito Floyd Taylor and
Phoebe Cullingsworth, for three quar-
tiers; to Mildred Hill. for 100 in scales
for entire session; to Alice Welsh. for
greatest number of perfect lessons.
Phoebe Cullingsworth and Mabel O'Fer
rail-. second; to Alice Welsh for crea fest
progress.