Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-28

seeds of the early spring and summer
vegetables lettuce, beans, peas, can
taioupes and radishes, have been saved
for next year and were open for inspec-
ton.
This display closed with parents meet
ing, in which the parents Were cordially
greeted by the teachers, the former prom
Using their hearty support and cooperation
for the ensuing year
The display at the Jones School. LIST and
L streets, under the direction of Principal
o. A Chase, was very pretty one, and
the scholars were congratulated by the
many visitors to the school yesterday after
noon.
At the Blow Schol, Mr. s. E Kramer,
supervising principal, presided over the ex
erciSeS
The Chevy Chase School made most
creditable display. The grounds comprise
about one acre, and 1t was stated that
field. After continued efforts the grounds
are now smooth green lawn surrounded
by privet hedge. The work was accom-
plished by pupils under the direction of
the teachers and cared for by the jantor
during vacation time. There are forsytha
bushes grouped at the corner of the lot
two Gamma beds in the center of the lawn,
each fourteen feet in diameter. In the
background is lattice work covered with
crimson ramblers, clematis and morning
glories. In the building are crimson ramb-
lers trained around white pillars and climb
ing nasturtiums massed against the gray
stupO of the school
AS an illustration of interest shown by
children in their garden, when frost was
predicted Wednesday night the boys took
sheets from their homes and went to the
school after o'c,ock and with them coy
cred the flower beds.
Of Practical Importance.
The displays In all the other schools
were equally creditable, and, it is declared,
the practical knowledge as gardeners
gained by the children will be of import
ance from practical standpoint, and as
character builder in the future
The following children received certif-
Gates from the Department of Agriculture
for industrious and intelligent work and
an attendance of so per cent during the
summer:
Annie Douglas, Charles Wagner, Alfred
HelnZnan, Vincent Gerard, Francis King
George GrigSby, Richard Bell Harrison
Beavers, Florence Brill, Stella Chicca, Wal
ter Cantwell, Mary Gassenschmidt, Leona
Brew, George Schweinhaut, Annie VIE
gand, Gussie Douglas, Roberta Patterson,
inmiller, Edna Grigsby Aleen Mooney Car
lin Eskridge, Anna Rhodes. Percy Elicit.
Max Coleman, John Grigsby Annie Garry,
Erwin Heinzman, Earl Wheeler, William
nice Goodrich. PasQuale, Maggie, Mabel
Rodgers, Charles Schwertner. George Cros-
Well Phllomena Rockelli, Emory Carpen-
well, Bette Douglas, Ruby Boorman Joe
Gerard, Eva Holt, Wanamaker Wagner
Michael kelerlane, Julia Crussler Helen
Frere, Minnie Potter, Henry Coleman.
Webb School-Albert Peters, Leslie Dix
Celeste Evans, William McGiu, Grace
Wright, Percy Roberts, Mark Wright, Ruth
Cherry
Cranch SchooI-Albert Van Loock Jacob
Wilson. Harry Walker, WiSam Lee.
Blow School-Harold Alwine, Vera Byrne,
John Belt Robert Fuller, Lea Hanriian,
George Essex. Joseph King. Christopher
Wettig, Marguerite Scaul. Albert Burnell,
Annie Birkheck, Hattie Drane Sadie Young
Ella Wright Gottlieb Birkley, Theodore
Holmes James Hanrilian, Thomas Han
rilian. Marie Scanlon, Otto Sunday, Jennie
Wlssman Helen Woltz, Marie Fuller, Vio-
let Winder.
Cardozo School-Agnes Hicks, Joseph
S!mmS, Daisy Swan, Geneva Smith, Bea-
trice Smith, Bertha Johnson, Edgar Barber,
Rosa Coleman, Katie Harris, Hattie John