Evening star., 1915-06-06

| the nlSn SCnOOl DelnS MISSES SuFlStiie
| Hutchison and Martha Taylor. Those
in the normal training department are
| Christine Hutchison and Harold Fitz
Hugh Hanes.
The total enrolment for the session
is 1873. many of the pupils coming from
| the surrounding towns. Wednesday a
number of out-of-town pupils took the
| examination to permit their entrance
to the fall term of the high school
Those receiving the honor of promo
tion to first grade are Gordon Furr
Ray Godfrey. Frank Mahoney. Laurence
Keyes, William Meyers. Virginia Buell.
Nellie Fouche. Grace Lee. Mary KEEP
hart. Hazen Montgomery. Clara Mayer
Mildred Mohler. Margaret Robey
Evelyn Thompson and Eva Robinson
! To second grade-Robert Coleman,
Charles Sager. Frederick Taylor. Kath-
crime Gasch, Patty Grear. Inez Har-
rison. Sadie Garrett and Bertha
Rosenbaum.
Third grade-Maurice Haines. Lyle
Mahoney, Gilbert Osgood. Robert
Rinker, Helen Thompson and Mary
| Lee.
| Fourth grade-Wallace Cummins
Cuthbert Hutchison. Aloise Andrews
and Rebbie De Butts, Thelmo Godfrey.
| Florence Simonds and Catherine Myers
Fifth grade-Stanley Hanes. Oliver
| Price, Jennie May Brashear, Estelle
Lee. Kathleen Moffett Esther Mayer,
Edith Reed and Virginia kache.
Sixth grade--Albert Adrian. Mason
lChamblin. Jack HAYNES. Madeline
Hyatt. Mirtha Lowe. Leila Robey, Mary
Robinson and Geraldine Sager.
Seventh grade-Ivan Andrews. Percy
Ballou. Elmer Cummins, William Det-
| wiler. Earl Godfrey. Gilbert Hutchi-
son, Russell Miller. Helen Crippen, Otey
Grear and Annie May Rinker.
To first year high school-Theresa
| Lawrence. Alvin Detwiler. Barbour
Chamblin. Everett Godfrey, Hugh
| Topp.
The Herndon Dramatic Club gave
| complimentary dance Saturday even
ing, some of the out-of-town guests
being Miss Helen Frye, Harry Dulin
H. Koiter and Gen. Oden Lake. all OF
Carr of Fairfax. Wednesday evening
the club presented the rural comedy
Home Ties those taking part being
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Rodier. Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Dawson. Misses Louise
Aud, Virginia Wrenn and Dorothy
Douns and f. Rogers and 7, Edgar
Reed. jr.
]. J. Darlington and family of Wash
ington are occupying their summer
home here
The Home Interest Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs Frank w. Huddle-
son at Herndon Heights. preserving"
being the subject of the meeting. Mrs.
Russell A. Lynn was chosen to repre-
sent the Fortnightly Club at the Cur
rent Events Club meeting in Vienna
wednesday. when the subject of a
county Gamer and demonstrator will
be decided upon, the expenses of the
demonstration to be paid Jointly by
county and state.
The Corban Club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Harry A. Sager. the
time being spent in garment making.
At the conclusion of the meeting re-
freshments were served. The next
Maude Yount
Mrs. George l., Keyes entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon compli-
mentary to her house guests. Mrs.
James and Miss Loughead of Phila-
delphia. Mrs. George Ramsay Bready
won the consolation prize and Mrs.
William H. Dawson first prize.
The installation of Rev. Luther F..
Harper as pastor of the Presbyterian
churches of Floris and Aldie takes
stall being Rev. Robert II. Fleming of
Baltimore. Rev John Allison of Alex
andria. Rev. William Chinn of War
renton, Rev, J: Royal Cooke of
Of Aldie and William E: Miller of
Herndon. At Floris at the morning
service Rev. Mr.. Fleming will preside,
DR.. Allison will preach the sermon.
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and Rev. Mr.. Fleming will deliver the
charge to the people. AL the evening
service at Aldie Rev; j. ROYAL Cooke
is to preside. DR.. Fleming to preach
the charge to the pastor and Rev. Mr..
Cooke the charge to the people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper have removed
from Culpeper and are occupying the
Episcopal rectory in Herndon.
A two-day meeting of the Loudoun
County Sunday School Reunion was
held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Ryan. Wedne sday and
of Ashburn conducted the devotional
exercises. Addresses in the morning
were made by Rev. J. 3. Hupman, j.
A. Otley, W. F. Osborne and A. c.
Val. Devanter. S. l.. Moore conducted
the afternoons devotional exercises.
c. II. Shipman conducted the question
box and Rev. W. II. Burkhardt of St
James Episcopal Church of Leesburg
preache the sermon in the evening.
Thursday morning II. B. Taylor CON
Quoted the exercises. Rev. E. \. Par
rish and f. c. Nicholas spoke on sys-
tematic giving. Miss Julia Hoge on
the graded lessons. G; n: Shipman
Greater Need of the SUNDAY School
More Organization or More Efficiency
and Rev. II. Sydenstricken and S. ]
Johnston spoke on Sunday school
management
Quoted the praise service, Mrs. Frank
! lin p Wilson spoke on What Are the
Sunday Schools Doing for Temperance
in IIoudoun County" Mrs. Frank Israel
spoke on "Organized Glass Work" and
NJ. f. Church of Falls Church on the
State Sunday School Union.
| Officers for the Loudoun County
Union the coming year are: Dr. Ar
thur Richard OF Leesburg. president
Ashby Gilmore. Ashburn. vice presi-
dent: w. F.. Nichols. Lincoln, secretary
p. c. D. Chamberlain. Leesburg. treas
chairrpan teacher training division
Miss Edith Hickman. Lovettsville
elementary division: Mrs. Fl. B. Beat
ty. Lovettsvlle, home department, and
Mrs. Franklin P. Wilson, secondary
division. No appointment was made
was made to meet in Lovettsville in
May, 1916.
The semi-annual convention of Cen
tervil!e District Sunday School Asso-
citation was held in Centerville Thurs
day Addresses were made by NJ. F.
Stuntz of Vienna and E. c. Hough OF
Falls Church. Rev. G. T. Tyler of Fair
fax and Rev A. f. Smith, the latter
speaking on How the Sunday School
Can Best Advance the Religious In
terests the Community"
Miss McLedge Mohett. head of the
domestic science department of the
| Rs dford Normal School. is spending a
week with Mrs. Mary S. Moffett, prin-
| cipal Of the high schools of Herndon
! A game of ball between the mar
reds and singles" took place satur-
day. the singles gaining the victory
| in score of 81 to 4. The game was
full of errors and amusing plays by
each side
Monday ball game between the
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