The Washington critic., 1889-05-15
THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
The spencerIan business CoiIege-Na.
tiOunl t'ntNprsity.

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tional University.
The graduating exercises for the Spence
rian Business College were held at
Albaughs Opera House yesterday after
noon aud were largely attended.
The programme was as follows InyoCa-
tiOn, Rev. Tcunis s. IIamlin, ID. ID. Music,
The Coqucttc;n Gcntlcmcn's Salutatory,
X. Lee Maddox; Music, eve all Caught
Cold?' Ladies' Salutatory, Pearl b. Beycr-
stock; Contralto Solo, 81 Wonder Taber,
Miss Maud +. Wolston: Gcntlemen's Vale
dictory, Theodore 4. Mauss; Cornet Solo,
"Rock-a-by- Baby" Mr.. Walter +. Smith
Ladies' Nalcdictory, Jeanette X. Talbcrt;
PiccolO Solo, "Kiuloch OF KinloCh,n Mr.
Henry Jeager; "Busncss Qualities I'm
Women Nicc-Prncipal Mrs. Sara A.
Spencer; GLOW to Keep SITUATION
Principal Henry G. Spencer; Movements,
Poses and Expressions in Pantomine, by
the Dclsartc Glass OF 80.
Hon. John Wnnamakcr, Postmaster.
General, then awarded the following
diplomas, after an interesting address on
the value of business training:
Ladies, day class-Mary V. Beuchert,
Pearl d. Bcyerstock, salutatoriau; Eva L.
Cummiski, Lena l.. Dahlcr, Alice G.. Ed
mOndston, Elizabeth Il. Goods, NJ. Ada
Larcombc, Name NJ. Lazelle, Anna w
Lloyd, Nat0lina H. Payarini Jeanette H.
Talbcrt, valedictorlan; Carrie Louise Wal
kCr. Gentlemen, day class--G. Raymond
Acton, John 5. Bradford, Jesse Columbus
Brooke, Samuel S. Coggins, Adelbcrt Wil-
son Cox, John d. Cross, Thomas +. Giles
pic, Stephen A. Green, ir., James G.. Hat
ton, Ernest +. IIoff, Frank IT, IIough, Ed
ward Il. Hunter, w. Bladen jackson, Thco-
dOre +. Mauss, yaledictorian; W. Scwell
McDcyitt, Emory q. Moore, Eugene r.
Mower, Il. Lee Driven, Don. X. Patterson,
Edward l.. Rcnick, Frank G.. Strong, John
X. Taggart, William II. Trouland, Oscar
G. Nogt. Ladies', night class-Seronc A.
Baync, Kate G. Cullen, Mary A. Cullen,
Theresa &. Gately, Annie NJ. Griesboucr.
Gentlemen, night class-Edwin NJ. Bennett,
William j. Elder, Robert II. Lacey, Daniel
p. McCallum, win IL. Mccormick, Fred
erick W. MeReynolds, Il, l.. Maddox,
salutatorian; W. Randolph Smith, Samuel
Il. Walker, Victor V. Watkins, John +.
Weidoman. Stenography and typewriting,
Mary V. Beuchcrt, Annie NJ. Coughan,
Jaira Elcho lIaslup, Florence L. Mckenzie,
Charles J. French. Penmanship certificate,
Eugene I. Mower. Tclcgraphy, Lily Beal
Porter, William ID. Porter, jr, Henry A.
Whallon.
Among those on the stage were Miss
Clara Barton, William Ballantyue, NJ. G.
Emery, Superintendent of Public Schools
Powell, r. ID. Musscy, J. o. Wilson, Thos.
j. Pickett principal College of Commerce,
Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Mr. Phillips, Prin-
cipal Henry G. Spencer, Vice-Principal
Mrs. Sara A. Spencer and ten teachers of
the college.
The graduating exercises of the med.
ical and dental departments of the Ma.
tional University last night were well
attended, The degrees were conferred
by Hon Arthut M1cArther and Profes-
sor G. Wythe Cook, NJ. d., made the
address. Degrees were conferred rs
follows; Graduates in Neutrality-suspicious.
II. Baker, ID. ID. S., Minnesota; George
NJ. Beckett, ID. ID. s., New Jersey;
Charles H. English, Ohio; Jesse B.
Rutherford, ID. ID. s., Pennsylvania.
Graduates in dentistry-Finlcy Ii. Cal
vert, Louisiana; Richard II. Cockcrillc,
Virginia. John c. Exncr, Virginia;
Louis p. Farrclly, Pennsylvania. :