The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
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we're conducted by Superintendent X
Kemper and Hubert Snowden, clerk OF
the school board.
In the principals room. the eighth and
ninth grades. taught by Miss v A. Grgg,
the programme OF exercises carried out
was as follows: Prayer. by the school.
salutatory. Miss Florence Applch;
Flowers. school, class history, Miss
Margaret F'inks; Vision OF STR LAunfal 80
school; class poem. Miss Janet Groanu:
valedictory. Miss Fannie HassOn Tho
Carne memorial medal in this room was
awarded 10 Miss Fannie HassOn.
Certificates and prizes for studies and
attendance in Miss Grigg's room were
awarded 10 Misses Florence Appich. Julia
Cudden, Janet Ironau. Rebecca Germond
Ellen Nagel. Edith Pullman. Ida thinner
man. Helen Bowman Dorothy Sullivan,
Mary Sutton. Esther Stoutenburgh. Kath-
ieen Watson. Fannie Hasson, and Mar
garet Finks
In the seventh grade. taught by Miss
r. L. Broadus. honors were awarded as
follows: First. Misses Elizabeth Ramey.
and Agnes Plaskett; second. Misses Net
tie Goodwin and Flora Glasgow. third.
Misses Lena Treger and Blanche Blttle;
fourth. Misses Marian Wentzel and Min
ME Barrett
In the sixth and seventh grades. taught
by Miss Mary Payne. certificates OF dis
tinction were given 20 Misses Elizabeth
Bond. Mamie Brown. Julia Duncan. Fan
ME Fairfax. Reubie Hemmersley Dor
otEy Johnson. Ruth Muench. Katherine
Petty. Msude Winston. Ruth Yates
Marguerite CrUmp COrinne ReardOn.
Margaret Rose. Bessie Edmonds. Ger
trude Taylor, Jennings Walker, Emma
Metzger. Rose Creegan. Louis Butts.
Helen Blake, Carrie Beach, Lillian Dove,
Irma Iden. Helen Hickman. Madeline
Martin. Mamie Ayers. Carson Mcintosh.
Ada Allison. Isabelle Dobson. Laura Tay-
lOT
In the fifth an6 sixth grades. taught by
Miss Mary Bontz. prizes for excellence
In studies throughout the scholastic year
were given with the following percentage:
Miss Helen Davis, sS7s; Miss Mary
Moore. s57s: Miss Mary Mcdonald, $50:
Miss Emma Cronk, 90 SIS
In the same room those receiving cer-
tiAcates IN the sixth grade were Misses
Emma Cronk. Katherine Few. Virginia
Heath. Mary Keli. Estelle Kidwell. Laura
Klaus. Mary Moore. Pearl Nolan. Ethel
Penn. Hattie Sutton. and Kate StrObel.
In the fifth grade certificates were given
to Misses Elizabeth Chauncey. Anna
Davis. Bessie Higgins. Rosie Hicks. Mary
Mcdonald, Katherine Phillips. and Pearl
Ticer
In the fifth grade. taught by Miss I. P
Holman. certificates were given 20 Misses
Susie Pullman, Anna SchwarZmann. Euls
O. Wood. Evelyn Padgett. Marguerite
Davis. Cora Pullman. Amelia Ref. Nellie
Sullivan. and Mary Schlag
In the fourth grade. taught by Miss
Fannie 3. Smith. special prizes were
given. as follows: Perfect attendance
Misses Mary Schafe and Grace Goodwin:
best final examination. Miss Jennie Cook:
excellence in studies. Misses Ruth Nagel.
Edna Marders. Mary Schafe. Ruth Smith,
Helen Moore. Grace Goodwin, and Hattie
Tyler.
Those receiving certificates In Miss
Smiths room were Anita Arnell. Louise
Bender, Jennie Cook. HanOra Crowley.
Ethel Eichberg. Dorothy Finch. Grace
Goodwin. Lucille Johnson. Sadie JOres.
Ethel McCuen. Helen Moore. Edna Mar
ders, Ruth Nagel Edith Potter. Mary
Schafe. Ruth Smith. Anna schreiner.
Hattie Tyler. and Mable Wood
Miss Ruth Ashton. daughter OF Horace
D. Ashton. and DR.. LeweIlyn Powell.
both OF this city. were married at II
O'Clock this morning at Christ Episcopal
Church in the presence OF a large assem-
blage OF relatives and friends OF the
families represented. The bride was ae-
companied 20 the altar by her father,
by whom she was given in marriage.
She was unattended. and was attired In
a gray travelling gown. The bridegroom
had for his best man DR.. William Syme.
OF Washington. Rev. ". J. Morton,
rector, performed the ceremony. The
ushers were William G. Chapman, Will
lam G. Lesdbeater. Dr. Edgar snowden. |
OF washington. and John Thornton Ash
ton. brother OF the bride. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony DR.. and Mrs.
Powell departed for trip 70 Boston by
sea On their return they viii reside in
this city.
The closing exercises Of the Episcopal
High School. west OF this city. viii take
place tomorrow afternoon in Liggett
Hall, on the grounds OF that institution. |
when diplomas will be awarded The an /
nual Joint debate took place tonight be-
tween the Fairfax and Blackford Liter
ary societies Of the school
It is understood that Armour & Co. |
have about completed arrangements for /
the erection OF a modern packing plant
at the northeast corner OF Cameron and /
Henry streets II is said the work of 1
rOuy 0~0rrrxyfrg he
site OF the proposed structure will be 1
soon.
The chamber OF commerce last night 1
declared its annual summer recess until /
the second Monday In September. An
under the charter. was per-
fected, with the reelection Of the old Of
hcers. Announcement was made that the
has succeeded in locating Elmer
NJ. Spaid, a manufacturing Optician. Of
Geneva, n. Y, IN this city.
A requisition has been issued BY Gov.
Swanson for George McWIlliams, now
held by the District authorities, who is
wanted for larceny by the authorities Of
Alexandria County. The requisition is
made out on the Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
Announcement was made to-day by
Attorney s. G. Brent that
The case against Henry Smith. the negro
who turned States evidence in the Schultz
murder case. win not be tried until the
court finally passes upon the appeals for
new trials pending in the cases OF the
three negroes already convicted OF the
murder
This afternoon Dorsey was conveyed 10