Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04
FALLS CHURCH NEWS.
Close Of Public neutrality-suspicious.
by Electrical Board-Briefs.


Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
FALLS CHURCH. Va, June 4, 1904
The public graded school OF the town
closed term of nine months yesterday.
The school board reports that this has been
enc of the most successful terms in the his
tory Of the school. The principal. Prof e.
G. Sine, has been assisted in the work by
Misses Maud Riley. Lillian Divine and Ida
N. Ball. The closing exercises yesterday
were held in Odd Fellows Hall, the pro-
gram. in charge Of Professor Sine. consist
ing of the following: Invocation, by Rev.
D. c. Hedrick; chorus. Happy Greeting to
ALL" by the school; recitation, "a Cues
tion," Charles Fadeley; dialogue. 1.-THE
Trials Of a schoolnaistress;' recitation.
Mnsn DADDY was little boy Helen
Prize" chorus. Boating Song" by the
school; drill. Goose Drill by twelve little
girls; recitation. II Got to Go to School"
Burt: song. Wishing" by six little girls;
instrumental duet. Frank and Grace
b bas Bay of ehop
Vacations Coming" by the school: reci-
tation. Lesson on PluraIs," Horace King;
"Masquerade Of the Seasons" Fairy Queen
Things" Fred Mc1nturfr; pantomlme.
"suwanee River" six girls: charade. Con
vention of Realistic Readers" Whistling
Chorus. Merry Farmer Boy" recitation.
cert recitation, 'The Daisies" pantom. ne.
THE Bridge:" recitation. Mothers Foolf'
Talmadge Thorne; chorus. Birds and
Blossoms" recitation. Splendid Time"
ing Song" by class of boys; dialogue.
Train for Mauro;" chorus, America" by
the audience: benediction by Rev. George
8. Somerville.
princinoI S,pa appouncad tho follorv,no
promotions From first grade to second.
Alvin Biggs, Earl Dickinson, Charles Fade
ley, Robert Garner. George Lester, Tall
madge ThorEe. Melissa Lester, Nellie Lowe.
Doris Moore: second to third. Willard
Camp. William Crossman. ALBION Hodgson.
Harold Hodgson. George Hummer. Earle
Kirby, George Sims, Phillip Talbot Louise
Febrey Katherine Garner, Alys Gott Helen
Kimball, Nellie Miskell Grace Miskell. Ella
Payne. Lillian Shreve, Mary Sine; condi-
tional. William Won Herbulis; third to
Dorrell Dickerson. Josephine Howard.
Frances Hayward. Morris Ilsley. Horace
King. Willard McCsuley, Paul McSween.
William Payne, Emmitt Putnam. John She
somerville, Norman Sims; fourth to 9Th,
Sherwood Austin, Edna Blanton. Margret
Copper. James Camp. Mac Fadeley. Fred
McInturff, Evelyn Moore. Pearl Sine. Frank
Philip Hough; fifth to sixth, Harry Blan-
ton, James Brown, Marie Bartle, Claude
Garrison William Hummer, Milton Kerr,
Margret Loving. Clare Luttrell. Helen Mar
shall. Dora Shreve, Catherine Stewart
Grace Thompson; conditional, Isaac Birch.
Alfred Koon, Horace Luttrell, Claude Nc
Daniel, May Priest, Willard Quick. Fitz-
hugh Slade, Milton Westcott; sixth to sew
enth, Matilda Elliott, Lawrence Hough,
Frank Kirby. Olive Kirby, Ethel McSween.
Wilbur Sewell; conditional. B. Gibson: sew
enth to eighth. George Austin, Guy Church,
John Maben. Mabel McInturff, Ethel NC
Cauley, Torah Mowatt, Maude Shreve. Guy
Shreve, Julian Slade: conditional, George
Austin, Bessie Slade. Grafton Walters;
eighth grade to high school, Carrie Ball.
Gertrude Loving, Bertha Briest, Christine
Quick. Elizabeth Stewart; conditional.
Mary Reese. Rev. A. w. Graves. on behalf
of the principal, presented Miss Mabel NC
Inturff and Albert Lester with special
prizes for proficiency in spelling, and VIII
lard Camp for being present every day dur
ing the term, and on behalf of Miss Ida N
Pail. teacher of the primary, prizes for
spelling to Willie Rollins, George N. Lester,
Leo Wise and willard Camp.
The electoral board of Fairfax county mas
appointed Messrs George T. Mankin. M. E.
Church and w. N. Lynch as judges of cleo
ton to conduct the corporation election
June H. Messrs. ]. H. Garretson and X. T.
Lester have been appointed clerks of the
election. -.
a very successful lawn fete on Monday
night.
Prof. E. C. Sine has been reelected prin-
cipaI of the graded school for the next
term and Miss Ida N. Ball as teacher OF
the primary department. Miss Maud Riley
ond assistant, having declined a reelection.
the school board has elected Miss Fannie
weadon of Accotink and Miss Ruth Dyer
of Herndon to the positions.