Evening star., 1915-11-21

served at the Baptist Church Sunday.
Music was rendered by Harry Starr
and William Tippett, organist and cor
netist. Recitations were given by VIII
liam Tippett, Misses Ruth Parker, Mar
garet Parker, Elma Gillette and dugh
Hutchinson, jr., and John Lukens. The
enrolment of the school was shown TO
be about $50. with an average attend
ance OF about 100. Brief class reports
were given by Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Gilmer of the primary de-
partment: W. Fender and Miss Leila
Fitzhugh of the intermediate; Mr.. and
Mills of the Junior department.; Mr..
and Mrs. Lukens and Mrs. Foley of the
senior department. Mrs. Mills gave the
report from the home and cradle de-
partments. showing a membership OF
twenty eight in the former and eight
cen in the latter. Harry Starr made
the report from the training class,
which showed an enrolment Of nine
teen. Rev. Francis J. Lukens made
short address. Miss Stratton sang a
solo. after which short address was
made by the superintendent, Russell A.
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Latreaux of Chi
cago have purchased the Grear place,
possession in January They are max
ing extensive improvements. Mrs.
Latreaux lately spent fortnight here.
The School League held a meeting
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former president of the league. was
present and made short address. The
program consisted of reading by
Miss Estelle Mohler. cornet solo by
Robey. song by sixth and seventh
grades, a short play by Katie Riley
and Nellie Wheeler. autumn song by
fourth and fifth grades. an acrostic by
primary class and a recitation by six
little girls. The high school song was
sung in chorus.
The Herndon Seminary Music Club
man. A welcome to the four new
members. Misses Elizabeth Smart Lois
Richmond, Thelma Thompson and AL
ton Averill. was given by Miss Vir-
sinia Carter. Castleman. these new
members having the first place on the
program. Thelma Thompson rendered
a piano solo, Miss Elizabet Smart sang
MY Dear" Alton Averill gave an in
strumental solo and Miss Mary F'lefn-
ing of Sterling read selections from
the life of Mcdowell; the young ladies
of the seminary furnished current
topics on music and musicians; Harry
Starr rendered an instrumental selection
from Beethoven and Albert Summers
one from Schubert; Miss Virginia Cas-
tleman gave variations from "Massas
in de Cold, Cold Ground" and vocal
numbers were given by Miss Selma
McMillen and Albert Summers.
DR.. Clarence E. Yount of Prescott,
Ariz.. addressed the pupils of Herndon
Monday. choosing Arizona"
as his topic.
Miss v c. Castleman spent part of
the week in Washington. attending the
of the state committee Of the
woman's section Of the National De-
tense League recently organized
Farmers Club. No. /. met Thursday
in all-day session with Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Stroud at Floris
r. Harry Dutton has returned from
the Luray field meet, where his dog.
To-Be-Fair, won first prize in the pup
py class. He also exhibited Whites
Hope.
Miss Viva Taylor of Sterling and Mr.,
Percy E. Doleman of Washington were
married at the brides home Novem-
Der g.
The Ladies' Aid of the congregational
Church met with Mrs. Conrad Wahl
for an all-day session
The Triangle class was entertained
Icy George Albaugh Bready in honor of
his sixteenth birthday. Music and
games were enjoyed until a late hour,
after which refreshments were served.
Revival meetings are being conducted
in the Methodist Episcopal Church by
Rev. E. L. Bergenstock Members Of
the orchestra play for the evening song
service.