Evening star., 1922-06-11
HERNDON.

HERNDON. Va, June 10 Especially.
Mrs. Edna Brown Of Chantilly died
at her home Friday.
Mrs. Emma Cockerille, aged eighty
one, died at ner home near here Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Fannie Sandy. aged forty-four,
died at Dranesville Monday.
The marriage of Miss Leila v. lie
Fevre of Loudoun and Elijah T. Fling
Of Washington was solemnized in
Washington by Rev. George w. Pop
kins Of the Baptist Church.
Sunday evening Rev. w. s. Trimble
of the Floris Presbyterian Church de-
livered the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduates of Herndon High School.
Ministers from all the churches in
town assisted in the services, a union
choir sang. Mrs. Annie Robey Walker.
director of music in the schools, pre-
siding at the organ.
An operetta, "Cinderella in Flower
land" was given by the grades We'd
nesday. and Friday evening gradua-
ton exercises were observed. Shields
being orator of the occasion. The
class graduating consisted of Ernest
Martz, Junier Hanes. Eliza Nichols
Virginia Kache, Emma Millard and
Rosa Lee Presgraves.
Glass night was given Tuesday at
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Thursday closing exercises were held.
The class funeral" was the feature
Of the evening Tuesday. Miss Ruby
Johnson gave the class diagnosis;
Ancient and Medieval History" by
Viola Kidwell: Modern History" by
bur Rosenberger; class poem, by
Ralph Torreyson: class Will. by Will
liam S. Detwiler; address to mourn
ers. by Marion Lynch of the junior
class: resolutions. by Elizabeth ELL
more of the Junior class: valedictory.
by Hope Fleming "Wednesday after
noon the grade commencement was
held. Rev. w. S. Trimble gave the
invocation Friday night. Henry G.
Ellis. state supervisor of high schools
made the address of the evening
Wayland Simms gave vocal solo.
and there was MUSIC by Miss Dorothy
Dick, violinist, and Miss Anne Gibson,
pianist. The graduates were: w. S.
Detwiler, Ralph Torreyson. Wilbur
Rosenberger. Gladys Thompson, Hope
Fleming. Ruby Johnson and Viola
kidwell.
Hcrndon Seminary. under the direc-
tion of Misses Castleman. held it's
finals Friday. Tuesday its music
recital was given. Certificate Of pro-
motion from intermediate to junior
music class was given to Miss Elma
Middleton. Certificate for completion
OF nrSt year. senior music, was given
to Miss Virginia Patience Lang; GER
tificate Of promotion from grade mu-
sic to intermediate. to Miss Emily
Tippett. Those taking part in the
musicals were: Misses Lurltne Brady,
Virginia Lang. Aileen Orrison. Caro-
line Oberlin, Rita Brown. Emily Tip
petit. Elma ]. Middleton, Madeline
Thompson and Masters James LIE
Preaux and Henry Irving. Glasses in
French were represented by Misses
Creel and Clara Hutchison: primary
French, by little Letitia H Rider.
Wednesday King Shakespeare"
was given by pupils Of the English
literature class, assisted by others
from the seventh and eighth grades,
those taking part in the play being:
Misses Lurline Brady. Isabel C-eel,
Mildred CockerIlle, Clara and Helen
Hutchison, Virginia Lang. -Juanita
Mitchell and Gladys Utterback Glass
day was held Friday. Rev. Alex
ander Gait made an address to the
school.
Awards were made as follows: In
senior class, to Miss Virginia Lang,
silver medal; special excellence in de-
pertinent and helpfulness to others,