National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-23
READY FOR WORK.
Young People Who VIII Graduate from
the Business College.

The commencement campaign Will open
next Wednesday night, when the graduating
ercises of the class of 49, Spencerian Business Col
lege, will be held at Lincoln Hall. The programme
arranged for this occasion is follows: Overture,
Pirates of Penzance," Sullivan; grand march,
Weingarten; invocation; music, Romance"
Maltei; salutatory, David f. McElhinny; piano
solo, Oberon," David II. Solomon; Ideas Are
Living Souls" Clara C. Minear; music, GirOfe
Girofa,' Lecocq; valedictory Qadies), Adele NJ
Garesche: music, ToujOurs GU Jamais,' Waldten-
fel: valedictory (gentlemen's), Frank B. NOyes;
piano solo, The Storm" Marie Prandi; to lady
raduates Mrs. Sara A. Spencer; music, "Cavatine"
80 Ernani" Verdi to gentlemen graduates, Profess
sor H. c. Spencer; awarding diplomas and
certificates by General Francis A. Walker; music,
" Boccaccio,' Suppe. Music by DOnchs Orchestra.
The graduates are Misses Blanche Z. Donaldson,
District of Columbia; ZeOla A. Downing, Penn
sylvania; Fannie Florence Evans, District of Co
lumbia; Adele VI. Garesche (valedictorian) Mis-
souri, Clara c. Minear, California; Lucy E. Aloten
District of Columbia; Marie ]. Prandi, France !;
Mary Redmond, Manonah Thomas, and Mary
Torney, District of Columbia; MeSsrS. James
E. Chapman, George A. Davidson, Charles
E. Engles, George H Gurley Louis N. Hop
kins, District of Columbia; John F. Javins, Vir-
ginia; David f. McElhinny (Salutatorianl, Ohio;
Frank B. NOyes, (yaledictOrian), District of Column
bia William H. Sehoield, Samuel Schwarz, Wiz
ginia; Alfred j. Smith, David II. Solomon, Walter
F. Stewart District of Columbia and Isaac II. We'll,
North Carolina. Bookkeeping certificates will be
awarded to Henry W. Heine and Jacob W. Juene-
mann, District of Columbia. Mr.. Frank
b. Moves, who will deliver the gentle
mems valedictory. is a son of Mr.. c. 5. NOyes, of
the Star, and his brother graduated a few years
ago at Columbia College with the highest hOnOrs.
Graduates and former students can obtain invita-
tions at the college office. The class executive
committee is composed of Alfred J. Smith, Charles
Engels, George H Gurley, William Schofeld, Fannie
Evans, Zeola Downing, Mary Redmond,
Manonah Thomas, and Louis NJ. Hopkins,
The following are the members of the reception
committee: Misses Mary Andrews Fannie Gran
dell, Kate E. Dickson, Agnes L. DAILY Louise Nc
Cullough, BERTHE Swank and Kate L. TOmliusOn !;
Messrs. Samuel Augenstein, ]. Christian Baker.
George A. Bennett, Charles f. Bernhart, Alex.
Birchett Duncan Brandt, Harry D. Brodie, Calvin
g. Tibbetts, Fred. D. Hebron, John F.
Kane, Charles Kirkland, William Kearon,
Abram Kaufman, Harry S. King, Eu-
gene Brown, William S. Burkhart, Charles +,
Chapline, James ]. Clark, John W. Common, John
2. Dortch James l.. Denney, Samuel G. Fowler,
Nicholas Grimm Florian Hitz, Hamlin Huber,
Ernest Hoffman, j. c. Mellis, Fred. Metzger, Al
bion n Noyes, Robert c. Rankin, W. E Ringwalt
Wallace Seaman, Leonard Garfield Spencer, Robert
Stone, William NJ Stewart, r. S. Trapier, Howard
B. Whipple and William F. Walter.