Evening star., 1927-06-12
KENSINCTON.

KENSINGTON, Md, June II (Spe-
ciaD. Closing exercises for the gram
mar school were held Thursday aft
ernoon at Warner Memorial Presby-
terian Church, when thirty pupils
were graduated The address of the
afternoon was delivered by the Rev.
Frederick Kullmar, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, and program OF
music by the pupils consisting of piano
solos by Christine Merritt and GAVIN
Linton: duet by Ellen Lester and Mar
cia Lamb, accompanied by Martha
Woodwell, and a recitation by Marie
Tenny. Presentation of prizes, GER
tifcates and diplomas was made by
Mrs. Grace L. Ryan, principal OF the
school; the boys character prize was
awarded by the Arnold Wilburn Post,
American Legion, to Richard Oyster
of Garrett Park; girls character prize,
awarded by the school, to Marie Tenny
of Garrett Park; first boys English
prize. Elliott Osgood; second boys
English prize, Walter Johnson; first
girls English prize, Marcia Lamb; sec
ond girls English prize, May Belle
Goulden The prizes for excellence in
English were awarded by Walter Scott
Pratt. Mr.. Broome, superintendent of
schools, and Mrs. Wilkinson present
ed the certificates and books given by
the citizens association to those hav
ing a 100 per cent attendance record
Glass honors: Third grade, attendance
95; fourth grade, attendance, 92.4;
fifth grade. attendance, 92.S; second
grade, attendance, 92.
Mrs. Lewis Merriam. representing
the Woman's Club, presented each
graduate with copy Of the Consti-
tuition
.Firemen Plan Carnival.
The fire department took the two
large engines-hook and ladder and
pumping-to Annapolish Thursday for
the State f1remen's parade. Plans are
being made for the annual carnival
of the kensington Fire Departme Mt.
to be held the first week in July.
A lawn fete for the benefit of the
Kensington Meadows and the Noyes
Library will be held at the Spruces,
the home of Miss Anna c. Reinhardt,
Wednesday evening. June Is. at Z
pm. Mrs. Harry Armstrong is chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments and will be assisted by Mrs.
Harry H. Semmes. chairman Of en-
tertainment committees; Mrs. John T
Williams, chairman of the cake
table; Miss Annie Gayley. punch; Mrs.
Charles Davidson, candy; Mrs. Frank
T. Chapman, miscellaneous table; Mrs
Hosmer Hartshorn, grab bag; Mrs.
Lewis Merriam and Mrs. r. r. Graves.
Others assisting are: Mrs. w. c..
Parker. Mrs. George Landick, jr.;
Mrs. Filler, Mrs. David J. Guy and
members of the Woman's Club. The
evergreen trees on Miss Reinhardt's s
lawn will serve as background for
the setting. There will be decoration
of Japanese lanterns and footlights.
A group of fifteen, in costume, will
dance the minuet, under direction of
Mrs. w. r. Lyman of Floral avenue,
Washington. The tango will be
danced, and solo dance by Miss
Helen Davidson. Following the en-
tertainment there will be street dane
ing-Connecticut avenue directly in
front of Miss Reinhardt's home will
be roped off for the occasion.
Funeral services for Louis Mizell
65 years old, were held Thursday at
1890 am, from the chapel in Ever.
green Cemetery. Gettysburg. Pa. He
of his son. Russell Mizell of Ken
sington. He was a retired lumber
man. He is survived by his widow,
Annie J. w. Mizell, two sons, Russell
Mizell and G. M. Mizell of Palmyra,
Pa; two daughters, Minnie M. Qualey
of Cincinnati and Mrs. J. c. Mulhurn
of Washington.
At the recent business meeting of
the Woman's Club, held at the home
of Mrs. Frank T. Chapman, annual
reports were given by chairmen of
the different sections. Mrs. Lewis
gave a report on the County Fedora
ton meeting. Plans were discussed
for sending an exhibit of pictures to
the Rockville Fair. Mrs Thomas
Tremearne was elected a member Of
the club.