Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-14

CLOSING EXERCISES OF MOUNT VERNON I

CLOSING EXERCISES OF MOUNT VERNON IN
srTTUTE.
The closing exercises of the Mount Vernon In
stitute, Mrs. c. W. Pairo, principal, were held
Saturday evening, the awards Of honor being
presented by the Rev. Samuel Giesy, DID,. Miss
Mary p. Godding received gold medal and a
| certificate as graduate. The "frst honor" a
gold medal, was awarded In the advanced de-
partment to Miss Julia Beveridge; in the pre-
paratory, to Miss Isabel McRoberts; in the
Miss Rowena Whitman. The French medal
was Won by Miss Lee Duvall. especial prizes"
were given to Misses Lee DuvaIl, Isabel Nc
hooertS, Edith Davidge and Bessie EdeS. Pre-
miums In various branches 81 study were
awarded to Misses Hudson, Wallach, Duvall,
Joynes, r. Godding, Middleton, Stearns, Day
ldge, Van Raypen and Edes.
THE NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
At the commencement of the Norwood Insti-
tute at the Masonic Temple, Saturday eve
ming, an address was delivered by Representa-.
tive Breckenridge, of Kentucky. Diplomas
and prizes were conferred upon the following
young ladies: The Misses l.. Andrews Gertrude
Bell, Nellie Beail. Ellen Beall. E. Boyle, Daisy
brown, l. Browning, ii. Burdette, Z. Cabeli.
Jessie Coleman, +. Cluss, Florence Croghan
b. Cuveiier, NJ. DarneiIle, j. Daniels, Jennie
Daisy Garland b. Heller. f. Herbert N. Herge,
shsimer, NJ. jackson, NJ Jones. A. Klein
s ,enga n; dhs9sskami r MsDSasId 3 MecnI-
IL, II.
Morrison, NJ Morrison, NJ. Milburn, NJ. Money
Z. Plain, A. Mueller, 5 Plain, Abbie Scott, Anna
Scott, A. z. Smith, l.. c. smith, c. Stout l..
strong Helen Skiies, g. G. Smith, L. Tyler, Leila
Tucker. NJ. Radcliffe, VI. Watkins, G. Watthal
A wilson. Nj. Winner, ID. WellbOrn, A. Wisner,
NJ WadswOrth and l.. Jackson. For deport.
ment-Elizabeth q. Casey, Lulu Fox, Louise Con-
olt smith, Nellie Beali, Mary Jackson Lillian
CIaughton, Mary Miller, Rose Mcdonald, Emily
morrison, Lizzie Andrews. PunctualiLy and
attendanee-Mary Jones, Maggie Watkins, NJ.
T. Mhburn and Ellen BeAle. Prizes for elemen-
larry pupils were awarded to: l.. b. Money,
Mayo Cabell, Nj. O. Condit Smith, Ellen Gar.
nett. Margaret Cabeil, Maude Foster, William
Cabell Moore, Hattie Parker Maria Garnett
and Carrie Wheeler.
NEW QUARTERS FOR THE GRAND ARNY-Mr
u. q. Cornweii, the grocer, Is about To carry out
a long cherished plan to erect large building
ON the vacant ground belonging to him near
his present place of business, on the south side
OF the Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
IL Will have a frontage OF fifty feet and depth
of 100 and there will be four or five stories
The ground floor will be occupied by Mr.. Corn
Wei, land on the second floor there will be a hail
and on the third and fourth floors rooms which
Will be suitable for meetings of the posts of the
Grand Army. In fact, it is the intention to
make this building the Grand Army headouar-
tiers I'm this city. The cost will be about $40 200.
Mr.. A. b. Muliett is the architect
BEATEN AGAIN BY THE PHILADELpHIAs-
phia Saturday by the Philadelphia nine the
score being to 2. The Nationals did not make
n run until the ninth inning, when Giadmon
and kingslow scored.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement by
Fltcn, FOX q Brown OF a handsome residence
site Oh Rhode Island avenue, near Connecticut
avenue.