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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
SHERMAN REFUSES
TO RESIGN PLACE
WATER COMMISSIONER MAKES
PUBLIC STATEMENT
DECLARES COURTS SHOULD BE
ALLOWED TO DECIDE
Says He Thinks Charge Against Him
as to Connection with City
Offices Is Only Tech
nicality

1t has been rumored for some tim
that Gen. M. H. Sherman would b
asked to step out of his position a
member of the water commission he
Gently these rumors have grown NOR
pointed and late last night Gen. Sher
man gave out the following statemen
at his offices in the Westminster hotel
information has come to me this
evening that, unless L resign forth
with, the mayor and city council
contemplate, at their meeting to-
morrow morning, summarily to re-
move me from the water commits
sion.
1t will be a matter of great re-
gret to me if they should see fit to
take such q course. When this
point was first raised that, on ac-
count of the board Of public works
having rented some rooms from the
Main Street company, in which
am a minority stockholder, l was
thereby disqualified, the objection
semmed to me too technical. If
owning stock in q corporation
which has any dealings with the
city is a disqualification from hold
ing Office, a great many Of the city's
most valued commissioners and Of
ficers would probably be disquali-
fed.
The city attorney, after giving
the matter very careful considera-
tion, advised the council that, in
his opinion, the matter could be
best settled by submission to the
courts, and suggested that friend
ly proceeding be instituted to test
the question. The council unanl-
mously authorized such proceeding
,r,4,, AS,1 4l,A ola q
petition the attorney general for
leave to bring a suit in the name
of the people of the state of Cali
fornia raising this question. This
proceeding was regularly COM
menced, and 1t now and has been
for some time pending
1t Is entirely agreeable to me that
the matter should be so determined
as speedily as possible. | cannot
think that, after having thus sub
mitted the matter to legal decis-
ion, the mayor and council are un-
willing to await the result, as it
is matter of great interest not
only my self, but also to the city
and to many other similarly affect
ed officials. 1t is unnecessary for
me to say that / am ready cheer
fully to abide by the decision of
the courts, and was ana am aIlH-
ious that the point raised should
be finally and authoritatively ad-
Indicated
[ may say that I have given the
matter all the thought am capable
of and, under the circumstances,
feel that it is quite Impossible for
me to resign { this time and pre-
serve my self-respect and the re-
spect of my friends. 1t seems to
me to be inconsistent with the dig
nifty of the city and a proper re-
gard for the law to withdraw the
matter at this time from the very
proper course heretofore mutually
agreed upon
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
SECURE STATE SEALS

Here Is a little hint to the wise.
There are two plain clothes policemen
making the rounds of the streets and
carefully examining standing automo-
biles for the presence of the state seals
which must be affixed TO the cars.
Several arrests have been made with
in the past few days, and you had
better get your seals on or you will
get il next
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
$4,000. 900 BUICK ORDER

What is believed by the Buick Motor
company to be the largest single order
for automobiles in either America OF
Europe is that just received by them
in Flint, Mich, from the Pence Auto
mobile company of Minneapolis. 1t is
for 1850 Buick machines, the shipment
value of which is placed at 5000, ,000
The Pence company representatives,
together with their agents from Mon
tana, North and South Dakota and
Minnesota points, recently paid the
Flint auto plant two days visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
TRIlBYS GET SPEED
MERCHANT TO PITCH
Black Armor Busher from Texas Joins
CoIored gation-Will Twiri
Against Shamrocks Satur-
day and Sunday

When McCormick's Shamrocks mingle
with the Trilbys at Mace park next
Saturday and Sunday something will be
doing, as the colored aggregation has
a new importation from Texas by the
name of "Cyclone" Joe Williams, who
stands feet 3 inches, weighs 21S
pounds and has the reputation of be-
ing able to throw a baseball through
armor plate. This formidable twirler
will make his debut against the Irish
and, according to Manager White.
there will be nothing to it but the
shouting" Continuing his praise, the
manager of the dinges said why,
man, this boys speed makes Walter
Johnson's fast ball look like a t1oater.'
Catcher Crittenden of the Shamrocks,
who was standing nearby, overheard
the remark and fired back: "If he has
smoke like that let him go to it. He'll
perforate his backstop sure, and We'll
be travelling on free transportation -
The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
RuBBER MAN RETURNS

A. c. Leonard, manager of the san
Francisco branch of the w. D. Newer
Rubber company has been in Los An
geIes for the past few days adding to
his desire to see the aviation meet
that of a business trip for consultation
with the local head of the Newer
concern. Leonard is one of the hust-
lers of the northern city, an organizer
and business getter of the 1S-karat
class, and has built up very large
business for his firm. He returned to
San Francisco last night, well pleased
with his visit to the land of sunshine
and flowers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
BUICK DRIVER HERE

Frank X Murray, racing man for
the Howard Automobile company in
the north, is in town, accompanied by
AL. Hail. the well gnown automoolie
manufacturer of San Francisco. They
are here to view the doings at Avia-
ton park.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
EIRE DRILL SAVES LIVES

COFFEYVILLE, Kas., Jan. ia
fire drill here today probably saved
many lives, when following the collapse
of the roof over a portion of the Nc
Kinley school building $50 children
marched from their rooms in safety.
Not one of them was hurt. Workmen
were repairing the roof when it
dropped. Four men were hurled forty
feet One probably was fatally hurt
and three were more or less seriously
Injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
u. S. C. BASKETBALL
TEAM BEATS POMONA
Victory Places the Club Second in
Race for Conference Champion
ship-Played on Losers Courts

The University of Southern California
college team on the latter's courts yes
terday afternoon by a score of rs to "a.
This is the second time the Methodists
have walloped the sagebrushers, and
this second victory gives them second
place in the conference race for the
championship.
The Methodists were strong in the
first period of the game, the Clare
monters having the better of it in the
second. Goodsell for the local team,
did the best work, being especially
strong on basket throwing, while Lor-
beer starred for the home five. The
lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
SHOOTS LARGE PELICAN

FRESNO, Jan. 19.-Ed Beverdge of
the Raisin City Gun club shot, near
Firebaugh. a pelican which measured
s feet 6 inches from tip to tip of its
wings. 1t is one of the most magnifi-
cent specimens of the pelican ever seen
in the valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
What Attracted Her

Patience-Don't you think that girl
lust introduced you to has a. beautiful
Patrice-I really don't know; but she
had a beautiful hat.-Yonkers States
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
CHICAGO EXPERT IS
BEST TRAPSHOOTER
Leads Interstate Association List for
1909 with Average Percentage of
95oe-Spencer Leads Pro-
fessionaIs

PITTSBURG, Jan. 10 The official
Interstate association lists of trap
shooting averages for 1909 We're made
public today. Averages for single tar
gets are based q a minimum of 2000
for amateurs, and a minimum Of 5000
for professionals. The ten leading trap
shooters in the amateur and profess
sional classes respectively, follow.
Ern,, ,ir ncrln tc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

? ETdI -WtUhS a lIIt NIE1IiUT1dl IlOSJILdI.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Martin. Of Ell
Paso, Tex. are visiting Mrs. James
Patton, at her home, near Bon Air.
Mrs. Edwin Pinkerton and little
daughter OF Baltimore. are visiting
Mrs. u. b. McCluer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Roanoke Social News
rsnecIal to rhe Times-Dispatch. j


Roanoke. Va, May THE gradua-
ting recital OF the school of expires.
sion at Virginia College was held in
the auditorium of the college tonight,
exercises were under the direction of
Misses Mary Nelson and Harriet
Rossigno
Mrs, NJ NJ. Caldwell. Mrs. Reginald
S. koehler and Mrs. i. q, Brown are
attending the convention ofthe FEEDER
in session at Danyille.
Mrs. T. r. Tllletet entertained a
number of, friends Informally at cards
in her home. Roanoke Street, S. W.,
THURSDAY and Friday Afternoon.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
held an Interesting meeting Wednes-
day afternoon and completed their
plans for giving "Fete in Flowerland'
at the Academy Of Music, May "a. Over
100 people will be in the cast. among
them a score or moro of attractive
dehutantes and other prominent Dung
society folk, and dozens of children
Mrs. George G. Hum, OF Southwest
v,i-,inia, who has been the guest OF
her son, Clifton Z HUFF, in this city.
returned home Wednesday,
Mrs. I. w. rSirkbride and her daugh-
ter. Mary. left Wednesday for st. Au-
gustine, Fla. to spend several months.
Mrs; ebert e. snyaer. Of New CIV, f SIrs
Grief Lamkin. Seventh Avenue. s. w.
Mr. and Mrs Mercer Hartman have
returned from an extended bridal trip,
Including visits TO Washington, New
York. Mobile, Birmingham, Savannah
and Richmond
Mrs. Gray I.anghorne and her two
children were in the city Tuesday on
their way home to Pulaski from Rich
mond, where they visited Mr.. Lang
horne, who is at ST. Lulse's Hospital,
where he was operated on Tor APP
pendicitls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Vaughan and
their children, Dorothea and John l.
Jr, left Tuesday for Shawsville, after
having spent the winter in this city.
Mrs. Joseph Z. Babcock. of Rock
VILE. Canada. is visiting Mrs. Randolph
Highley Thompson, at crystal Springs.
This city VIII be crowded with
visitors this week because Of the con.
certs TO be given here by the ritts-
burg Festival Orchestra, the automo-
bile races, and other attractions. \
number of Southwest Virginians Will
spand the week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Byrne, who
have been living in Washington the
last two years. returned to Roanoke
Monday and will open their home on
Roanoke Street, this week
Mrs. Charles S. McNulty and her two
children, Frances and Anne. who have
been visiting Mrs. McNultys parents,
Major and Mrs. William A. Anderson,
in Richmond. returned home Monday.
Mrs Frances Innlan returned Tues
day from a Southern trip.
Colonel S. S. Brooke returned Mon
day from Mobile, where he attended
the reunion OF Confederate veterans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
WILL VOTE oNb BOND
ISSUE OF $4,000
Iipps District, Wise County
Plans Greater School
Facilities.
Especial to Tho Tin1es-Dlspatch.

Big Stone Gap, Va, Mhy 7.--Lpps
District, of Wise county. will vote on
bond issue of $4,000 on May 81 for
school building purposes. and If car
ried, as 1t most likely will be. the pro-
ceeds, together with a part Of this
years levy, will be expended as fol-
lows: 10000 for new high school
at Coeburn of ten rooms and auditorl-
um fitted up with modern convent
ences; $1,000 for an addition to the
school at st. PAUL. $4,000 for q new
school at Banner; $4,000 for three
room graded school at Crab Orchard,
and rcmodeling the buildings on san.
dy Ridge and Cranes Nest Creek
After getting the Lipps District in
good shape, Prof. Hillrlan expects to
carry bond issue in Richmond Dis
trict for building purposes. Appalacllia
has a modern brick school building OF
eight rooms. but the growth of the
town has been SO great that moro
room is needed. and 1t is proposed to
duplicate the present building and
connect the two with an arch.
A two-room concrete building, with
auditorium in basement. to cost $4,000,
VIII be Dui!t at Big stone Gap THIS
year for the colored people. The site
will cost about $500, and this is being
raised BY public subscription by the
colored people. They held rally last
Sunday and raised about $780, and sub
scriptions to date amount to over $500
The building will be constructed with
the idea of adding to it when the IN
creased attendance justitles It,
There are more up-to-date school
in Wise county than In any
other county In the State. but there
are yet many buildings needed in the
rural sections and Prof. IIillnian. dis
trict superintend is putting his
shoulder to the wheel, to make needed
new buildings part of the achieve
ment OF his administration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Bon Air Social News.
Tsp acial TO The Times-Dispatcl

gon Air. Va. May 7,--AIlss Florence
Chaffin was the guest Saturday and
Sunday OF Miss Margaret McCluer.
Miss Cringhan, H. Mcdonald, OF
Richmond and Mrs. Phipps, of Boston
Mass, were guests Of Mrs. M. IT.
Cooke last Sunday.
Mrs Eddie Winston and sons. OF
Hanover are visiting Mrs. Albert Will
liams,
Mrs. George Taloott, of Richmond,
spent Thursday in Bon Air, with Mrs.
j. a. Hazen.
The Library Club, of Bon Air, was
delightfully."- entertained at the home OF
Miss Frances Withers, on last We'd
nssday; paper Tho Life of
Charlotte Yonge," was read by Miss
Harriet. Cooke, and a selection from
the writings OF the same author by
Mrs. Douglas Wherry. Those present
Dodds. Miller, Hazen, Wherry Fer
guson. Cooke; Mrs. Taylor Robinson
and Miss Jahnke, OF Richmond Z Misses
Miller, Dodds. Cook, Barheld, Wrenn,
Haaen, Pratt and Cooke
Miss Edith Scolfin was the guest on
Sunday of Colonel IT, M. r.. Tacott.
Colonel a. S, Buiord was in Bon
Air during the past week.
81 John Christian has returned to his
home in this place after spending sew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Wytheville Social News.
tsnotio1to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

tspedalto TheTimes-D Dispatch
Wythevllle, Va, May 1.-THE com
mencement exercises OF the Wytheville
High School wero held in the opera
house Friday evening.
Wythe Grey Chapter. United Daugh.
tiers of the Confederacy. held the reg.
plar meeting Thursday afternoon al
the hospitable home of Mrs. NJ. Brown
Bassell, few miles cast from SVythc.
Vile.
Miss Marion Powell. of Leesburg
returned home this week after the
close of her school at Edmond Pendle.
toms.
Miss Gay Kyle, OF Bedford City. will
leave Tuesday for Milwaukee. to join
her son, William Kyle, who is now q
resident of that city.
Mrs william Todd DeVan and Miss
Title Todd DeVan, who have been the
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs r. l..
Poage. returned to Philadelphia Wed.
Miss Bette Heuser is at home after
nm extended visit to friends in Wash.
inEton, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs James FL McGavock, OF
Fort Chiswell, are spending few
weeks at Panacea Springs, N. C.
George Kent, of Toms Creek is visit
ing relatives in Wytheville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
curLpnEN,s FAIRGROUNDS.
Lot in washington Fitted up Under
Auspices OF NVoman's Associations.

special to The Times Dispatch. I
Washington, n. G., May T,--Under
the auspices of the Woman's Better
ment Association of Washington. a
very attractive playground for the
small white children of this city has
been fitted UP on the McNair property
on East Second Street. on the site
OF tbs old graded school grounds, The
lot was offered TO the women by the
yestrymen Of St. Peters Episcopal
Church, who havo tho property In
charge, and IL has been fitted up as a
playground In very attractive style
and very much on the order OF the
Fairgrounds for children In the larger
cities. There are numerous swings
seesaws. logging boards, trapeze
spinning-jinnies dear TO the hearts of
children. The grounds were formally
opened 20 the childrda Tuesday after.
noon. and the Washington Concert
Band furnished the music for the
occasion, Large numbers Of children
were present, INDUCING in May pole
dances ana other games. and thorough
" enjoying the occasion, The Wonaan's
Betterment Association is doing a good
Work in this city, and It has the hearty
sllaarart Of Lha best citizens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

Of tobacco for profanely swearing. tn
costs for which. execution may issue
Whether the church wardens tool
any additional action concerning thu
"Rev'd Richards" alleged misconduct
Is, of course. not disclosed by the
court records, and so far as is known
he went on his way ministcring to his
flock
County Records Complete.
The Louisa records are in charge
Of Jesse ]. Porter, county clerk, a
years of age. who has been connected
with the office since 1854. with the ex-
ception of the Civil War period He
was prisoner at Fort Delaware from
September 1864, to June. 1866. AL
though he narrowly escaped losing
the deed book, covering the period
from 1860 to 1865, he recovered 1t by
fortunate circumstance, thus leaving
the county records concerning the
transfer of real estate absolutely COM
plete
The records of the county were all
sent to Richmond in April. 1865. for
safe-ke eplng. They and Grants army
arrived in the stricken capital of the
confed eracy about the same time the
result of which was that the books
were badly scattered.
The deed book referred to was pur-
chased by a Baltimore man from a
negro for the sum of 81.
Later on, citizen OF Louisa hap
ne9ed TO see the book in hotel in
what 1t could be bought for. tho reply
being 1875"
Mr.. Porter was informed OF the
whereabouts OF the missing link in his
long line of records, and ordered ii
by express, C. o. D..
The recovery OF the book meant
much to the people Of the county
while 1t was valueless to the Balti-
more man, except as a relic OF the
war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Buena Vista Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

IoDeCiti ~ ilS lilISs1-I1i5ItttSiA-
Buena Vista. Va, May THE grad
uating recital of Misses Grace and
Rubinette Lee, of Irvington, and Miss
Constance Johnson. of Union. w. Va.
which was given at the, southern Sem
mary on Monday evening, was with
out a doubt the best musical enter
tainment of its kind given at the sem
mary this season The work of these
young women has been watched with
interest ever since their entrance into
the school, and in their public appear
ances they have always pleased the
audiences.
Miss Ruth Barlow will give her
graduating recital in elocutlon at the
seminary next Monday evening.
One OF the largest crowds that ever
was in the city was present on sun
day at the dedication exercises of the
new Church of the Brethren. The
services Were In charge OF Rev.
H c. Farley, of Rocking CHAM county.
Rev r. a. White, of Gerrardstown,
w. Va, is holding series of meet
ings at the Presbyterian Church. Ser
vices arc held each evening.
Miss Ruth Deaver, OF the seminary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Mathews Social News.
ISnncial 3 rhe rimas.nisna+eh

lSpcc!al 10 me TlmeS-DiSpatch.1
Mathews, Va, May captain Gains
Billups, of Green Mansion" is plan
ming a trip abroad the last Of May
with Ceely Blllups. of Norfolk.
Miss Alice Hudgins, who has been
In Ronceverte, w. Va, all winter with
her brother. Clarence Hudgins, has~re-
turned home.
Miss Mary Randolph Lane has re-
turned from Baltimore,
Miss Eva Wright, after teaching in
the county the past session, has gone
to her home in Caroline county
Mr.. and Mrs N. b. Weston. who
have sold their home in the upper part
have moved to the village.
Miss Mary Gibson Hunley has re-
turned from visit In Richmond
Judge Streeter of Houghton, Mich,
has purchased the home Of the late
Wharf.
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Annie Borum.
at Willow Grove"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Bowling Green Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bowling Green, Va. May Miss
Estelle Collins. who has been visiting
friends in Washington. has returned
home.
Mrs. j. S. Holland and Miss Jennie
Meats, OF Harrisvllle. w. Va. are
visiting MIR. and Mrs l. r. Martin.
Mrs. WI w. Green will leave on
Monday for Chatham, where she will
spend month with relatives.
Miss Grace Lear, of Norfolk, is
visiting her sister, Miss Emma Lear,
at the Bowling Green Female Semi
nary
r. L. Beale spent a portion of this
week in King George county.
Webb Rains. of Washington, spent
a short while with his parents this
week.
Miss Ellen Broaddus left this week
for Waverly where she Will spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. Cath
arine Lee Burt.
Miss Miriam Coghill will leave or
Monday for Richmond, to spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. w. C, Boyd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
snent sunday wlth her parentg IN Lex.

spent Sunday with her parents In Lex
ington
Miss Mamie Hodges is visiting rela-
lives In Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Randolph. who
have been spending the past week in
Greenvillc, returned home Monday.
j. II. White, of Union, w. Va, spent
several days at the seminary this
week, visiting his sister.
Miss Miriam Umholtz spent Tuesday
In Glasgow, where on Tuesday even.
Ing she sang In concert.
The Happy Nine were very enjoy
ably entertained on Monday afternoon
by Misses Miriam and Margaret I'm
holtz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
ives in Bristol the latter part of the

tives in Bristol the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam G. Harris and
children have gone to Lynchburg to
reside Mr. Harris recently accepted
the position of secretary OF tho Annis-
ton iron Corporation there.
AIR. and Mrs. Ii. L. Pierpost. of
Chicago, who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Paxton, have returned to
their home.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Slack and children. after
a brief visit to relatives here, have re-
turned to Johnson City. Tenn.
Mrs. Anderson, wife OF Bishop W. f,
And erson, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was a visitor here on Wednes-
day and Thursday, and was given a
reception by tho women OF the First
Methodist Church, Mrs. Anderson lee
tured in the Y. NJ C. A. auditorium
on Wednesday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Big Stone Gap Social News.

Especial to Tho TlmeS-DiSpatch.
Big Stone Gap. Va, May Mayor
w. Fl. Horton spent few days last
week with relatives In Hancock coun-
ty, Tenn.
RI. B. Goodloc. of Roanoke. visited
his brothers, ]. M, w. T. and E. Il.
Goodloe for a few days last week.
Mrs w. II. Horton returned last
week from Russellville. Tenn. where
she was called on account OF tho Sc
rious illness and death Of her sister.
Mrs. Elens
Ernest sheppe and family have gone
to Harrisonaurg,
T. S, Lee, civil engineer, formerly
With the Stonega Coke and Coal Com
pany. but now located at Bluef1eld,
visited here few days last week.
superintendent Of School j, N. Hill
man. Of Coeburn. spent fe." days
in. town this week. looking after the
schools and the summer normal. OF
which he Is conductor.
Mrs. Sophia Pettus. of Birmingham,
Ala, returned home last Saturday
morning. after visit to her uncle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Bristol Social News.
lspecial 10 The Times-pispatch.

Bristol, Va. May MIR. and Mrs.
a. S. Gump are at home, after a visit
to johnson City
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, w Preston enter
tanned Monday evening in compliment
to Miss Eleanor White. Of Lexington.
Those invited to meet Miss White
were Misses Susie Brown. Pattie
Brown, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Nc
Gavock, Miss Iudkins, Miss Virginia
Stone and Fred Vance, LenoS Turn
bull, Cabell Scott William Brown,
0hven Taylor. Leon Stern and Henry
White.
Mrs, Victoria Harm gton was the
hostess of the Cherokee Card Club on
Tuesday evening Several popular
games We're played, and refreshments
We're served.
Mrs. Harry Dosser and Miss Lena
Davis have returned from Morristown
Tenn, where they spent few days
with relatives,
Miss Willle Ropp is at homo from
DanVille, where she spent few days
with relatives.
Mrs. ", r. Stone and children are
guests OF Mrs. stones sister, Mrs
Jesse Bosang, at Pulaski
Miss Reba Blackley has returned
from Damascus, where she was the
guest of her sister Mrs, Walter For-
tune.
Professor Putnam and Miss Black
presented their most advanced pupils
in piano and violin in a recital on