Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
THE CONFINEMENT SEASON.
Two Hundred and EOrty.Seven Grad.
Schools.

| SGnOOtS.
| The annual combined graduation exercises Of
| the Normal and High schools will take place next
| thursday afternson at 3 O'Clock at Albaughs
| Opera House. This idea OF joint exercises was q
| favorite one with the late Principal Paul He
thought that the two schools were 50 closely
united that It was singularly appropriate for the
| commencement exercises OF both to be combined
In this way, and It was so arranged for the first
time IN June, 1856 The classes that graduate
from the High school are growing Larger each
year, and the present one numbers 2O7, there be-
Ing 167 In the threeyears course and forty in the
business or two years course. Thus, with the
forty graduates from the Normal school, there Will
oe 241 students on the stage OF the theater TO re-
| ceive diplomas.
cation by the Kew DIR. Bartlett, Introductory adj
dress by President Ross, OF the school board, adj
oress by Hon Benton j. Han, ana the comforting
Band will, as usual, be in attendance. The grad
yates are as follows:
NORMAL SCHOOL
Helen 7. Bailey, Jesse E. Baker, Margaret Bayly,
| Elizabeth ]. Book, Mary Britt, Mary W. Brooks,
Bertha III. Caron, Sarah NJ. Devan, Bessie @ Dillon,
Margaret A. Downing, Isabella Durfee, Ottilie A.
Ebert. Mary FURNACE, Nettie NJ. Gardner Juliet
=; Graham, Annie L Hogue, Anna g. Horton,
Kaiser, Ida v. Kemp, Margaret KeOgh, Elizabeth
Z. King, Helen NJ. Knighton, Helen Nj. Lamb,
McKnew, Margaretta C. McNeely, Fanny NJ
Merrilat Leonora Merritt. Annie C. Price, Lilly ].
Nam MaTy Nsg Sexton s Henrietta j. scher
Henry II. Burroughs, John NJ. Fisher, ChaS. W.
Stetson.
HIGH SCHOOL
Belle Allen Flora M. Allen, Alice R Andrews
Mary A Baxter. Grace NJ. Black, Louise l. Boesen-
berg, Charlotte c. Began, Margaret 81. Brewer,
Brown, Virginia Bukey, Lizzie j. Burrough,
Blanche Campbell, Luciano Chickering, An
tionette Clements, Mabel Coleman, Annie M.
port, Lottie E. Dennam, Mary A. Dodge, Adelia
+. Doolittle, Mary a. Douglas Bertha N.
A. Edmcnds, Mary ( Edmonston, Margaret S.
Evans Bertha l. Gardner, Lima k Gedney, Isa-
belle Gibson, Nina GOetz, Esther A. Godney. Julia
r. Hazen, Myra NJ Hendley, Harriet X. Hemick,
Winnie {. Hodges. Annie E. Holcomb, Fannie
Ethelle s. Johnson, Annie Kelley, Alice +. Kerr,
HENRIETTA King, Nelly A. King, Susie 4. kuehner,
Mary B. Lewis, Annie Des. IovejoY Constance
Marcia NJ. McAllister, Minnie L Mccormick, Retta
J. Mccullough, Hester 4. McNelly, Sarah A. Nc
Nun;s indiana diana MePheTs0n Mary
Edith w. Meloy. Margaret j. Mer1llat, Adelia
Mockabee Maude NJ. Moore. Maud Morris. Mary T.
Muntz, Maggie Z. MuntZ, Gertrude MuSson, Edith
X. Nixon, Mary +. Ossire, Lula Purcell Elizabeth
u. Puruan, Margaret Robertson Amy &. Rock,
Mamie A. Russell, Blanche Z: Seaver. Mary E
SheadS, Sarah V. sherwood, Nellie NJ. Shields,
Florence Shipman, Mary l. SQuer, Mary G. Ster-
ner, Mabel l. Strattan. Florence W. sumner, Annie
Tenlon, Mary j. Thompson, Frances Z. Throck-
morton, Carrie Z. Toner, Anita like, Emma NJ.
vale, Elizabeth Walker, Mary W: Wellner, Angie
H. White, Isabel Z. Williams and Lille L. Ztmmer-
man.
William Z Aughinbaugh, William o. Belt, WILL
lam !. Boyd, Arthur l. Bryant, John s. Carman,
Charles 5. Champion Charles B. Chatfeld, GILBERT
A. Clark, Howard o. Cook, John Ii. Crowley,
Thomas ~ Cruikshank, William NJ. Cruikshank,
Bruce 5 Elliott, Charles X. Finckel, Frederick L.
fishbaek, William n. Fisher, Edward E. Gisburne
Melville ID. Hensey, Albert IL. Harrison, Thol nton
+. SanbOrn, Frank j. Saxton, Reginald H. Higgins
Henry I. Hopkins, Henry W. Howard, George s.
James, Walter T. Keene Robert KellOn, William
+. Knight, John E. Laskey, Marcus B. May, John
Miller, Josiah 4. Newcomb, Charles j. O'Neill Her
man II. Pechin, Arthur NJ. POynton, Harry Ii. SaiIer
Charles A. Sherman, Louis p. Smith, Carleton E.
Smell, James M. Spear, John S. Stearns Hugh NJ
Sterling, Frank 7. Stockbridge, John A. Stouten-
burgh, Harry l. Strang, James W. Thom, Ausburn
Francis W. Vaughn, jr., Edward C. weaver, Waller
A. Wells, samuel H. Wlggin, Edgar W. Williams,
Louis j. Willige, Charles Z. Wright, and John N.
Business. Course-Annie L Arnold, May W. Cam
eron, Mary A. Cartner, Clare Chapman, Katie b.
DAVIDSON, Christie Davies. Emma l. Eckstein
May Fenton, Sarah B. Gorharn. Matte A Herbert,
Helen t. Mckeever, Roberta l. Miller. Minnie
Riggles, Maggie c. Roberts, Alma o. Sugar, Mar
tina X: ST. Clair, Annie {. SPEEDING, Mary Z. Shu-
grue, Annie w. Stuard, Margaret Voorhees,, Mary
| A. Whelan, Annie q. Williams, Henrietta Wolfe.
FREDERICK w Sucker, Ebert !. Burdine, Guy v.
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A. Hammond, Halstead Hoover, William F. Lille,
William c. LOCKER, Frank N. Nye, Henry Orth, 1r.,
Towsend, John ~ Williams, John c. Wood. 'A ~
| The COlOred High and Normal schools.
| The annual commencement of the Normal and
| High Schools Of the seventh and eighth divisions
will take place tomorrow evening at O'Clock at
the Metropolitan A. NJ. E church. The address to
| the graduating class will be by Rev. DR.. T. G.
| steward. and Commissioner Webb will confer the
Il fvxlr
| music. The graduating classes are composed OF
the following:
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Anne L. B. Alexander, Amaleta Alexander, Me-
dora Allen, Julia M. Aston, Nettie G. Arnold,
| Mary Z. Barney, Narcissa Z. c. F. Beale Annie D.
Brooks, Mary E. G. Brown, Marie E. Bowie, Mary
| E Clarke, Marie A Dietz, sarah L. G. Dickson
Sarah E. Dorsey, Mary N. bowling, Emily E.
Henry n. Bowles Isabel Kinner, Josephine D.
| Lewis, Marguerite L. Lucas. Fannie Martin, Will
liam Anna Nichols, Emma l. Pindle, Maggie B.
Frances A. Smith, Mary A. Stewart Charlotte "
stewart stewart Kaue +. Nall Mary l. Watson. E9lalia
/ E Wilson, Daniel b. Thompson.
HIGH SCHOOL,
Laura G. Arnold, Nancy NJ Atwood Anna D. Bell
| Berthe S. Brooks, Annie I. Brown, Maria E. Buck
ner, Maria A. Chase, Carrie M. N. Crouch, Mary v.
Dickerson, Sarah j. Dickerson, Ellen H. Docket.
Susie E Dyson, Mary F. Geary, Ella Green, sarah
Hall, sarah E. Jackson, Anna E johnson, Jennie
A. Jones, Mary A. Jones. Maria A. d. Madry, Mary
V. Morton. Lucy j. Moten, Rebecca l. Moten, Flor
ence y. Patterson, Louise Z. Pierre, Carrie Pierre
Rebecca Pierson, Lucinda G. Shorter, Jane NJ Tay-
Tor, Martha j. Thomas, Mary K Toy, Sarah Z.
Tucker, Alice J: Tyler, Emma L. Vaughan Jennie
| Walker, Mary b. Washington, Katie L. Wayman
Mary A. West Lydia e. Wilder. Mary NJ. Wright
Carroll A. Brooks, Frank F. Davis, clinton c. Fow.
| Ter. JAS Z. Goodloe, VIM. ii. Lewis, Francis D.
Smith, JAS. Ii. Stewart, John Z. Syphax, Wm s.
Normley, Jas. E. Young, Mary NJ. Orme.
The Martyr College Of ElOcution.
| The commencement exercises OF the Junior class
| OF the Martyr College OF Eiocution, held at the
| National Theater Saturday night, were unusually
| interesting. large audience was present Among
! those who took part in the exercises were Miss
Ethel IL. Devices Mrs. N. W. Wills, Rev. l. Stern,
Misses Mabel Richards, May E Daish Lolo A.
| Ames, Cora &. Tardy, Annie NJ. Bullock Isabel
/ Wall, May Browning, irene Allan, and Julia Mer-
| ton, Rev. VIM. ii. Young, Messrs Walter H. Wills,
| Wilmot Werner j. NJ. Esterling, +. NJ. Finch and
| U. l. Boyer. The program comprised Rotations,
| exercises In gesture, and scenes from Macbeth
| Chief Justice Richardson, OF the Court OF Claims
presented the diplomas. The successful competi-
tor for the nrst prize, consisting OF 500 In cash
and a full professional scholarship, was Miss An