The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-06-19
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.



The annual award of the Washington
High School scholarships have beer
made az follows: The Columbian Uni
versity scholarship TO Miss NJ. G.. Priest
of the third year academic section; the
Georgetown medical scholarship to Mr.
a. Il. Howard of the third year scien
tific section; the national medical
scholarship to Mr.. w. S. Thomas of the
third year scientific class; the Cornell
scholarship TO Emery Wilson, who
made the highest mark In competitive
examination held June |, and the Dick
inson College scholarship TO Mr. IT, T..
Hinman of the third year scientific
class.
CoLoRED NORMAL AND MON SCHOOL.
The graduating exercises of the col.
orcd normal and high schools at the
Metropolitan A. NJ Il. Church last
night were well attended. Commits.
sioner Douglass delivered diplomas to
the following graduates:
Normal School.-Laura G.. Arnold, Nancy
NJ. Atwood Anna d. Bell, BERTHE \. Brooks.
Anna T. Brown, Maria H. Buckner, Carrie
NJ. Crouch, Mary X. Diokerson, Sarah j
Dickson, Ellen II. Docket, Susie T.. Dy-
son, Mary f. Geary, Ella Green, Sarah
Hall, Sara f.. jackson, Anna T.. johnson,
Maria A. Mardy, Rebecca l.. Moten, Lucy
Louise f. Pierre, Carrie Pierre, Florence o,
Patterson, Rebecca b. Person, Lucinda e..
Shorter, Mary X. Toy, Alice J. Tyler, Jane
NJ. Taylor, Sarah Il. Tucker, Martha j.
Thomas, Emma l.. Vaughan, Mary -.
Washington, Mary A. West, Kate l.. Way.
man, Lydia G. Wilder, Mary NJ. Wright,
Francis Desales Smith, John E. syphas,
High School academic course-Mary T..
Adams, Mary A. Allen, Josephine Ashton,
Emma +. Blackwell, Ida NJ Brown, Sarah
W. Brown, Annie +. Budd, Mary A. B.
Countee, Ida Countee, Maggie Il. Crtisor.
Lydia A. Dickerson, Olive B. Freeman,
liarrietta George, Annie Il. Gillem, Pauline
Z. Hawkins, Laura +. Hill, Dora b. Hop
son, Sarah L. Jenkins, Leonora Jolce,
Clara G; Jones, Mary Jones, Martha Lee,
Miner, Sarah J. Neal, Helen s. Parker,
Frances u. Payne, Ella E. Perry, Martha A.
Payton, Julia l.. Pierce, Mary +. Quander,
Emma V. RUSSELL Catherine |. Sewell,
Annie T. Smith, Maud |. Smith, Sarah Il.
Smoot, Serena Spencer, Mary L. Ware,
Matheil Williams, Francis L. Cardozo, jr.,
James NJ Fraction, George ID. johnson,
Harry Lewis. Moses G.. Lucas, Henry A.
Smith, John Mckee Syphax, William L.
Iignor, John II. Turner, Richard NJ
Younger.
Business Course-George T. Beason, John
II. Bell, Charles +. Blair, Charles IL. Sum
mer Browne, Harry A. Clarke, William IL.
Cowan, Byron $. Fischer, Richard c. Jones,
Elijah G. Robinson, George w. Scott,
Ralph Il. Stewart, George w. Timms
Frank ?. Wilson, Elizabeth Woodford'
John ii. p. Young.
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY.
The closing exercises of the Academy
of the Holy Cross were held yesterday
afternoon at the Bijou Theatre. An
programme was rendered,
and premiums and medals were
awarded the following In the senior dc.
pariment:
Misses II. Maloney, l.. Johnston. NJ.
Loaghran, NJ. Burke, g. Dunn, r. How
lett, L. Saum NJ Cannon, NJ. Fealy, NJ. |
O'Bren, n. Gator, NJ. Harvey, N. Clarke,
NJ. Neumeyer, l.. Bedemer, n. Harwell and
NJ. Lackey.
THE EMERSON INSTITUTE.
The commencement exercises of the
Emerson Institute were held at the Uni
versalist Church last evening. Philip
King delivered the salutatory and
Robert i. Brooke the valcdictory. The
honors to the graduating class were
awarded as follows: First Pinkncy
medal Or. Bulkley's gift, Philip King;
second Pinkney medal (Mr Young's)
Robert L. Brooks; gold medal scholar
ship, Jose Romero. An interesting
feature of the exercises was holding
of mock congress where the question
was discussed "shall ladies be admitted
TO the floor of the House of Representa-
tivcsY" Prizes for declamations were
awarded as follows: First prize, Gil
liatt Clark; second prize, Willoughby
Webb; third prize, N. Il. Wilson, Jr.
Parlor Cars to Stauuton.
Commencing June IL and continuing
until further notice, Pullman's Buffet