Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

Grade Rosa Stahl, Sophia A. Bent
ner, Frankie N. De Long, Mary A. Nc
Dermott, C. Eleanor Dowden, Sarah F.
Down, Lille M. Stewart, Elizabeth Cor
ridon, Annie Hupfer, Mary E. Mortimer,
Mary Hempler, May Thompson, Kate G.
Grimm, Emma Sonnemann, Elizabeth A.
Brunger, Dora Bauman, Hattie H. He'll
brun, Rosa Heilbrun, Martha Metzler,
Rosa S. Plant, Annie L. Lem, Maud
Mcdonald and Kate L. Corliss.
Grade 2-Alice v. Kavanaugh, Lille
P. Bailey, Mary Lippold, Augusta Aue,
Jane FURNACE, Margaret Kessel, Mollie
Mastbrook, Ida Preston, Rose Willough-
by, Clara Ford, Alma Knowles, Oda
Calhoun, Eva Scrivener, Gertrude Mer-
rill, Mary Ratz, Emily Ryan, Freddie
Hough, Jennie Denison and May Hayes.
Grade elizabeth M Mayse, Mary
V. Cavanaugh, Mary F. Denegri, S. Mar
garet Devan, Sarah J. Fletcher, Martha
r. Fremont, Emma B. Waldsauer.
Georgia Schlegel, Katie Riggles, Kate E.
kahlert, Frances M. Bischoff, Henrietta
Rubenacker, Sarah A. Hay, Carrie v.
Cowling, Mary A. Donaldson, Laura E.
Brewer, Mary E. Condor, Kate L. Cop
persmith, Jennie M. Donaldson, India
Frazier, Mary L. FURNACE, Rachel
Hartogensis, Mary Hiser, Kate E. Kaiser,
Louisa Kessel, Lille M. King, Alice S.
Keister, Rosa kaufman, Annie M. Kelly,
Mary E. Lowe, Laura v. Leach, Mary
Laughlin, Dora v. Humphrey, Elizabeth
c. Schomberd, Caroline Schomberd,
Melissa Smith, Alice E. Ringgold, Carrie
E. Ragan, Clara B. Scrivener, Maud S.
Willoughby, Mary Elizabeth Wood.
Maggie A. Ourand, Emma Drew. Clara
A. Bruehl, Rosa Bowman and Effie Mel.
Beaton.
Grade 4-Amelia N. Mahr, Lille F.
Hayes, Theresa Karpeles, Claudia E.
Moore, Dorathea l.. Metzler, Augusta A.
Herbert, Nettie M. Gibbons, Lulie j.
Kuhn, Caroline NJ Menhorn, Rose R.
Seif1ert, Edith l. Mcdowell, Pauline
Gerhard, Frederick Werdig, Virginia
E. Cuttings, Alice C. Stier, Isabella Fix,
Mary r. Shreeve, Caroline E. Ernest,
Kate E. Phillips, Roberta M. Duckett.
Roberta Blau, Margaret M. Shipley,
Louisa I. Spices, Juliet E. Palmer and
Annie A. Biehl.
The Brewery School
Along this line, also. was the Brewery
School, at Second and N streets NV,
where is now the Homeopathic Hospital.
Prior to 1879 it had been Kerwin's Brew
cry, hence the name by which it was
known. There were six rooms in this
building and as many teachers were
employed.
A county school worthy of recalling,
was the Soldiers Home School, so named
because it was located adjacent to that
institution. 1t was wooden building
and was probably erected as early as
1870. During the year 1867. Joseph
r. Keene was the principal teacher
and taught the high grades, being as
sisted by Washington E. Nalley; Ida M.
Wineberger taught the lower grades.
Later on Mr.. Keene was made super
visor Of this school district He was
man greatly beloved by his scholars, in
whom he took lasting pride, and those
still living look back upon him with
sincere devotion. OF him 1t is related
that he frequently prepared entertain
ments for the pupils, including May day
celebrations. in which he sometimes took
part himself
Mr. Keene died at his Brightwood
home on Shepherd road in June, 1920.
This road was once part of the Milk
house Ford road which extended from
Rock Greek Church road on the east
through Brightwood and westwardly to
the District line.