The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
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Of various kinds. lace work and drawn work
arc hlsJ taught. I'll ~ N. y 81, 4
The largest dvs!on and the /, earliest begin !.
msriins sewing school. which this year en-.
4 r. iled 253 pupils This school s divided into
five grades, making the prcsress IN a,tainn,en mt
A grade covers about a years work. In Tho
five grades there AFRO nbout thirty classes.
irto which children are not admitted until they
e NJ or shed ae srnae ersR
to the children with q certificate indicasisns
that she has completed tho work OF. tho grade.
Wlier the five grades are5Sconpleted IA GU
Tho Saturday evening sehool had is s Pc IN,
closing on Saturday May 20 A. that t 1as
grades. The five young ladies' completing the
same course III tho special weekly class also
III total enrolment Of the special classes
in sewing and einbrotdering was ninety.sis.
or these seyenty-nine are still II attendan r,s
Ititia Schmidt Gertrude Taylor. Charlotts
FoSthrtts and Lizzie VIII have, not missed u
In a,lditior to sewing, embroidery and lae..
a class in drawn work was started last yenr.
aid has dcne very good work under inc
capttle and efficient direction OF Miss Agnes
r,orthen, who Is also assistant in the enl-.
btGidery classes Bgs 4 e ~,
undei the direct supervision Of Miss Arentt s
Miss Besslc nrever and Miss Nor,hen. have
cha rye OF nil the work Of the Saturday school.
md Miss l'ssse Drever has entire charge =
TIE weekly sewing elass s,;,n y. ~ teachers
=, have the pupils express their appreciation
Of tile good that has been Aone them, anu
t n.e her pupils for tho willing effort made
always te do their best
Honors Awarded.
After the reports Ind been MADE ,tne
diplomas and medals were distripuled 10
the various pupils who answered 10 w tnero
they received their rewards OF merit. me ne
Following young ladies' and gentlemen
were the recipionts: - ~. ~, :, !,
year, sncad Howard; third year, Charles
Hughes, Edward WIlllains second year
Pauline Leibiger, Mamie Kidd. Iorne
Clayton; first year. Charles McMulle n
bert, Ernest Morgan. Lila Brackett Ar
thur Jones, Carrie lleibiger. Maud Jukes
Maggie. Cox.
cert!iicat -schelarshlp, conduct al and 4
Mamie Kidd, Lorine clayton, EdWafd
Williams. Pauline Leib'ger, odel. Bolton,
Felix Martin. Lille Dance, Lila Bracket,
Freddie Blackburn, Ernest Morgan, Z; Ai az
Charles McNlullen. snead Howard, Bessie
Dance. Caroline Leibger, Arthur Jones,
Charles Hughes.
Jones. Freddie Wiegand, Luther Kendler
Luther Clarke, Richard Cary. Monroe
lev Charles Ashlin, Ben McGruder. John
walton, marie. Martin, a StIUcS y uIlcit
Charles Tucker, Charlie King, John Clary
Luther Lipford. Martha Foster. Joe
OBren. Margaret Smith. Mary koenlg
Dennis Cook. Thomas Tuck, Charles tJor-
dan. Carter Cary. Cleveland Morris.
r Scholarship.-Lynn Bryant, Howard But
Ter, Harry Jones, Ava Tate. Clarence
Hinnant, Benz. Blunt Willie Ruiz. Thad
HILLS, Henry Motz.
Conduct. Owen, Nina Branch.
Daniel Haley, Percy Wells, Cora Seward.
&J At the conclusion Of the presentation the
exercises were closed with remarks by
Bishop Gibson.
Then the visitors walked through the
various departments OF the school and
viewed the handiwork OF the pupils, which
were really excellent. 3t Ell
! The school will reopen on Monday, Sep
TENDER 18th. W. % f#i