Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-06
Closing Of Graded School.
,ndence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening star
FALLS CHURCH, Va, June 6. 1903.
The public graded school Of the town has
just closed term of nine months under the
supervision of Prof E. c. Sine as principal,
and Miss K. NJ Riley. Miss Lottie M. Dyer
and Miss Lillian Divine as assistants. The
closing exercises were held yesterday after
noon at the school building. there being
large attendance of parents and friends of
the school The program. in charge OF the
principal, consisted of opening prayer, by
Rev. w. II. WOolf: commencement song,
by the school: THE Sunbonnet March,
first and second grade; recitation. when
Johnnie Comes to Visit US, MacFadeiey;
recitation. Calvin Hendrick: piano duet.
Misses Ethel McCauley and Maud Shreve;
charade. "Pungent;i chorus My. Hearts in
the Highlands" by the school: recitation.
"Papa's Man." Brooks Fritts; labor exer-
else third and fourth grade; vocal solo. Ruth
Bladen; Songs of Seven" seventh and
eighth grades; chorus. Boating Song. by
the school: dialogue. Two Kinds Of Fun.
ton. Where the Spank Weed Grows
Fred McInturff: instrumental solo. Fran
els Schmidt; vocal trio, Mid the Green
Hills of Virginia. Misses Christine Patten,
Ruth Thorne, Elsie Woolf; The Little
White Violets." Lila Summerville, Rachel
Bradfeld. Katherine Garner; instrumental
solo, Claude Garrison; recitation. What
the Leaves Say" Blanche Kirby; song.
school is Done" second grade recitation.
"Companys Come to Our House., Ray
mond Wells: recitation. "A Boy by Guy
Church; THE Report of the Little Ones"
first grade; vocal solo. Morrill, Ilsley;
awarding prizes, by Rev. r. A. Dawson;
chorus, "Oh. twas Sweet to Hear Her.
school; benediction, by Rev. G. S. Somer-
vile.
The principal then announced the follow
| ing promotions: From primer to first grade.
Milton Birch, Alvin Briggs. Brooks Fritts.
Ruth Bradfeld, Nellie Lowe. Olive Bladen;
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Hodgson, Harold Hodgson. George SIMS.
Earl Kirby, George Hummer Seldom Somer-
vile, Philip Talbot, Louise Febrey, Daisy
Hummer. Helen kimball Ella Payne. Ruth
Payne, Mamie Putnam, William Shreve,
Mary Sine; second to third. Rudolph Bartle,
Francis Haywood, Morrill, Ilsley. Horace
King, Alfred Marshall, Willard McCauley.
Paul Mcsween. William Payne. Norman
Sims William Thibadeau, Oswald Lloyd,
| Rachel Bradfed. Helen Ellis. Lila Somer
vile; third to fourth. MacFadeley. Fred
McInturff. Raymond Wells. Frank Thomp-
son, Edna Blanton, Evelyn Moore, Eliza
fifth. Harry BlantOn. James Brown, Claude
Garrison, Claude Mcdaniel Alfred Koon,
Horace Luttrell. Milton Wescott. Fitzhugh
Slade Clare Luttrell Ruth Shreve, Dora
Shreve, Catherine Stewart, Grace ThOmp-
, son. Margaret Hirst; conditional. Milton
Kerr; fifth to sixth. Byrne Gibson, Thomas
Hodgson. Lawrence Hough, Frank Kirby,
WILDER Sewell, Otto Won Herbulis. Matilda
Elliott. Blanche Kirby. Ethel McSween.
Mela Won Herbulis; sixth to seventh. Paul
Gibson, FIorian Elliott, John Mabin, Fran
els Schmidt, Guy Shreve, Grafton Walters,
Clara Berry. Ruth Bladen, Ethel McCauley.
Mabel McInturff, Emily Mowat, Norah Mo-
wat. Maud Shreye, Elizabeth Slade;
enth to eighth. Bessie Stewart. Albert Les
ter, Carrie Ball. Elsie Woolf. Gertrude
Loving; conditional, Herbert Hid. Baxter
Thebadeau, Guy Church, Lannie Graves,
Lawrence Wells, eighth grade to High
School, Ruth Thorne." Christine Patten Ma
RE Sewell, Mary Birch. Myrtle Brown,
Earle Varcoe; conditional. Berry Hodgson.