The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-30
CENTURY.


Century Ffa- Nav ss.-At .. n .
I Thursday. May 90 the people - Cen
turv were treated % a most charming
glimpse II aairylaud In its most In
vitlue ASPECT. A. that time the prfu1-
I airy department of the Century school
under the able direction o. Miss Will
1 ibel Mcdonald, who has charge Of thia
department. and her assistants. Misn
Ema Kay Mcdonald ana Miss Grey q,
/ Walker. presented queen Flora In
I FairvlarH." chldren's play. I'm which
dwarfs elves and fairies came out
I from Greenland for a season and al
/ lowed Themselves 20 be seen by mortal
I eyes
Fer the occasion the grove had beer
I transformed into sylvan dell bril-
ltaufly lighted. thanks 20 the AlEeF~
sullivan Lumber Company. by iectric
[ artistlen1Iy arranged SEQ the trees. In
/ the center. on q beautiful white throne
7 sat Queen Flora Miss Fay smith.e
/ lovely Gn all the regatta ~ royalty, at
! tended 10y her laHy-in-w waiting. Miss
Ruth Davis tn the left ~ the throne
was g. beautiful rose bower, In which
/ sat Dawn. Mise Aunice Tracey.
Z Through the dell came the beautiful
( little flower girls. Myrtle Turhervllle
and Mary Ellen Hudson. strewing
Z flowers and singing 60 the queen
The Rumble Zee huZEed BY, les ~
/ Master William buster Niece ia a
gorgeous custome ~ black velvet with
silver Nauze wings Elves and fairies
Z Con beautiful custornes came tripping I'm
and paid their respects 90 the Queen fin
. song and dance When the dav I'm
fafrrand was over its lonely inhahi-
/ tauta were annthcd to sleep by fairy
music and the audience awoke frnm
DE dream to praise the little perform
rrs and congratulate tho teachsra,
whose skill and patience had bean eE-
erriaed 60 make the wonderful spectA-
gle possible.
Friday afternoon az .. m, "a the
room decorated Tor the OCCASION the
fourth and afth grades save = delight
fuI little program consisting 81 songs
rerltatlons and drills. much enjoyed
hv all present.
Friday evening az eight. after =
short concert by Fairchilds orchestra,
tho following program was given M
the grammar and high school dpart-
menfs ~ tho school.
Plano solo--Elsie and Lettie Jones
Flag Drill sixth and seventh grades
Piano Trio Elsie Jones Kathleene
/ Turherville and Julia Tubervills.
/ PIav-"The sunra Ecttes Picnic
Piano Solo RUDY Mcdonald
Tn the play tho work 81 Miss MaEgas
Maylan. az Mrs Altman the suftTa.-
Ectte orator. deserves special mention
oven though every character was vel
portrayed.
The largest eighth grade In the ht8-
tory 81 this school received certificates
thls year. These were presented after
a brief. but pointed address by Mr. 4
w. nanney. chairman OF the board 81
/ trustees uf the Century school At ths
school house. Saturday morning a. ID
o'clock. Those receiving certificates
OF graduation from che eighth 80 ID
were Dora sheppard, Faye smith, Nel-
, lie Maylan. Nome Horne, Ethel Horne
. pevtieHef Bowman. LdEzle Matthews
Mary Ann Bradley. Lois JerniEan dos
Frank Nelson. Arnold Anderson and
Albert e. Davis
This school only offers work through
the tenth grade. This year there were
five students. Alice Rhodes, Maggie
, Nevlan. Evalyn Hudson, Barclay Me
fCurdy and Michel Moylan, who COIN.
plated the work ~ that grade. All ex.
pect tn attend school in other p.ace'
IueNt year
The perfect weather. coupled witt
the fat that the entertainments 81
: | Thursday and Friday evenings wer'
outdoors. brought out large crowds 90
+ both occasions. tho number pressn
lee each instance being estimated 81
more than five hundred people