Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

Preparations are being made at the high
school for the annual commencement exercises
of that large institution, TO take place on the
afternoon Of the Goth inst, At the National the
alter, at pm. This is q departure from the
custom followed in the past three years of hav-
ing the graduating exercises at Albaughs, but
this year the summer opera folks put their foot
down, and the pupils will get their sheepskins
from the stage of the other theater. Another
novelty this year is in the fact that the high
school will graduate by itself instead Of with
the normal school. Since 1886 the two institu-
tons have held their closing scenes together.
but now that the high school has grown to such
formidable dimensions as to turn out 200 pupils
as graduates it has been deemed wiser to sepa-
rate the two, especially as the pupils both de-
sire it.
THE PROGRAM.
The program to be followed this year will
not differ from those Of preceding occasions in
form. There will be a generous quantity Of
music by the Marine band, including the fol-
lowing pieces: Overture, King Midas, by Ellen
berg; selection from Amorita, by Czibulka;
The Coquettes a characteristic dance, by Sousa; ;
The Uhlans March. by Wilhelm; The Tyrolean
Echo, by Tikoff; The Rolling Drums, by Asch;
Patrol Ethiopia. Armstrong; Mr.. Walter Smiths
cornet solo; Berceuse, by Reyloff; Mr.. Henry
Jaeger's piccolo solo; The Pet Robin, by Fer
razzi, and the Grand Guides galop, by Ket-
tester.
The Rev. DR.. Newman Will invoke Divine
blessing, and Commissioner Douglass will de-
liver an Introductory address, Rev. DIR. Bart
lett is down on the program for the address of
the occasion, and President Harrison, 1t is
hoped, will confer the diplomas, although there
is possibility that he may be unable to do So
THE GRADUATES.
The graduates of the school are as follows:
Boys: VIM. A. Andrews, Robt. E. Aud, VIM.
J. Barden, Wilfred NJ. Barton, Garlic Bentley
Grant F. Chase, Winfield g. Clarke, Tim. B.
Cram, Clinton F. Demo, VIM. Il. Doores, JOS
w. Enderle, Sheridan Ferree, Thornton B.
Fisher, George E. Garrett, Henry II. Classic,
Milton l.. Cough, Henry S. Greenleaf VIM. H.
Grimes, Harry c. Grove, Harry T. Harding
Enrol f. Hart, Felix A. Heley, Edgar Hender-
| son. Oliver c. Hine, Henry Z, Human, Homer
T. Hirst, Halsted Hoover. Arcturus Lee Howard
Robert C. Howard, Thaddeus NJ. Jones, VIM.
Jose, Harry G.. Kimball, Stephen Z. Kramer
Horace G. Lazelle, John @. Lewis, VIM. C.
LOCKER, Fred. w. McReynOlds, Kempster B.
Miller. Warren Ii. Mitchell, Franklin Moore,
Benz. T. Myers, Vim. f. Raglan, Harry b.
Ramey, Geo S. Randall, Frederick D. Riggles,
Morris d. Sample, Chas. II. Schooley, Andrew
r. Sheriff, Jno. G. Sherman, Jas. V. A. Shields,
Chas. N. Smith, Frank Z. Smith, Otis ID. SWEET
Corcoran Thorn, VIM. S. Thomas, Ernest L.
ThurstOn, Eugene II. Underwood, VIM. J.
Walker, Fred. G. Warman, Chas. $; Weech.
Marcus White, Clarence c. Williams, Emory NJ
Wilson. Jno. c. Wood, David P. Wolhaupter.
Girls-Josie B. Appleby, Catharine 9. Arth
Olive ID. Baker Mary L. Bannon, Grace NJ
Barbour, Hettie i. Bell, Madeleine A. Blandy
Lizzie S. Blasland, Martha E. Bowden, Evelne
L. Breed, Martha NJ. Brewer, Viola Brockett
Sue Ii. Brockett, Laura NJ. Brooke, Anne NJ
Brown, Jessie E. Bryant, Katherine NJ Burden
Lillian o. Burroughs, Mary w. Cameron Rose
q. Carraher, Nellie G. Carter, Eunice l.. Chase
Mary NJ. Chamberlin, Clare Chapman Annie
L. Cliff, Louise Coffin, Mary H. Corbett, Car
rie NJ. Cotterill, Ida f. Craigen, Jennie o.
Denison, Mabel Doris, Laura h. Dorsey, Mary
+. Draney, Saidee +. Drown, Kate G.. Durfee.
Clara F. Duvall, Emma L. Eckstein, Mary V.
English, Jennie s. Fair, Amelia b. Fisher,
Bessie Fugitt, Frances l. Galeski, Minnie E.
Gentner, Helen H. Gibbs, Flora NJ. Gibson
Mary Z. Given, Eliza NJ. Glass, Sarah B. Cor
ham, Frances A. Grahame, Mary Z.
Graves, Alice s. Griswold, Edith Hall,
Ethelwyn B. Hall, Anna X. Hancock, Frances
rick, Martha A. Herbert, Bessie d. Hill, Flor
ence E. Hughes, Anna A. Hinkle, Mary d.
Jack, Lilly f. Jett, Eta b. johnson, Grace b.
Johnson, Anne Lamborn, Sarah r. Lawton
Macmillan Macsl5is r. Emily Lyddsne Mc aHerv" Grace
L. McCulloch, Mary A. Mckee, Helen T.
McKeever, Margaret A. McMonigle, May G.
Meigs, Annie r. Mitchell, Mabel Moore,
Susanne A. Moore, Helen Munroe, Maggie G.
Muntz, Albertine Odell, Grace Z. Palmer, Isa-
| belle ]. Parker, Mary G. Paul, Blanche NJ
Pearson, Josephine c. Peck, Helen s. Phillips
Lillian Pike, Katie Plugge, Anna E. Pollard,
| Carrie E. Prentice, Mary c. Priest, Susie Pur-
cell, Florence A. Reed, Minnie Riggles, Ellen
0. Rugg, Alma o. Sugar, Annie nj. Schonborn,
| Emily Scrivener, Bessie E. Searle, Fancy M.
| Shirley, Elizabeth A. Shoemaker, Mary Z.
Shugrue, Daisy @. Simons, Annie @. Spalding,
Jennie II. Spies, Marcia r. st. Clair, Mabel
! Ida l. Sullivan, Annie j. Sweeney, Bessie Z.
Taylor, Blanche L. Teel Zula Walker, Annie Z.
| West Mary A. Whelan, Annie G.. Williams.
Business course, two-year graduates: Boys
Archie W. Boswell, Franklin Q. Burrows, Har-
ry s. Carroll, Elmon A. A. Cook, Holmes s.
Cunningham, Harry. +. Dunkhorst, Harry
Iardella. Lloyd T. Needs, Arthur N. Meloy,
Harry ]. Mulligan, Chas. Z. Rice, Geo. c.
Sholes, Edwin Terrisse. Clarence NJ. Walker,
| Archie II. Willis.
| Girls-Carrie P. Abbott, Elizabeth A. M.
Brunger, Mary F. buchanan, Francis A. Dulin,
Amy d. Fletcher, Julia G. Purse, Carrie Hart
Knapp, Emma Mueden, Mary F. Riley, Annie
Rowe, Lulu c. Russell, Annie n. Simpson, Ada
e. Snyder, Maud L. Tracy, Kate Van SAINT,
| Helen l; Walsh, Maud Watson, Mary Meg.
| Womersley.
or the three-year graduates there are 65
boys and 12l girls, a total of 1856; and Of the
two-year graduates, Is boys and II girls, q to-
| tai OF 36. thus making grand total Of 222 pu-
pills who will occupy the stage of the National
theater on the afternoon of the goth.