Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
MORE GRADUATES.
Several Additional Schools Have Their
Interesting Closing Exercises.
THE EMERSON INSTITUTE.
DR.. Young's Boys Make . Creditssle Exhi-
bition at the Universalist Church-A Good
Program Of Recitations-The Marine Band
Furnishes Music-List Of Medals and Pre-
miums.

CDR. Young's boys" a. q great many genera
tons Of boys have been called, were seen and
heard last evening at the Universalist Church.
| II was the fortieth annual commencement Of
the Emerson Institute, and, as usual on such oc-
casions, the boys delighted and entertained
their parents and friends with determinations. In
the latter class are evidently anumber Of young
girls, as they formed a noticeable part Of the
audience. The fact that the girls are interested
| in DR.. Youngs boys is not a recent feature Of
that place of education. However, the boys
filed the church last evening with their fresh
young voices and recited again the tragic sor-
rows and comical difficulties that are more or
less familiar to those who up in school
declarations.
THE JUDGES.
Not the least part Of the interest on the part
Of the spectators was due to the fact that seated
in the audience were three judges who would
determine the best speakers and award medals
| The judges were Gen. J. c. Breckenridge, Mai.
| Arthur Macarthur and DIR. ]. W. Bulkley.
After the speaking, which was interpreted by
selections from the Marine Band, an amusing
farce presented by Theo. N. Wilson. VIM
Gwynn, Mayo Cabell and Fred. Schade. As
| Messrs Cabell and Schade appeared in female
attire their friends were good deal entertained
over their appearance. Mayo Caben made a
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lack Of hair to give some sort Of a footing for q
hat pin a coquettish little cap gave him some
trouble to keep in place.
THE GRADUATES.
The graduates and the colleges which they
propose to enter are as follows:
Graduates-Morris c. Wheeler. business;
Eugene De F. Head. Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity; Ernest Marlowe, Harvard University;
Frank Bailey, Harvard University; William H.
Bean, Princeton, scientific; Edgar Allen, Bos-
ton School of Technology; Elliott Hunt, West
Point Military Academy.
| Graduates in partial course-Robert Stickney
Yale University; Oliver Metzerott, University
of Pennsylvania; VIM. Gwynu. Princeton;
W. @. Brownlow, Princeton; Armin Sellbausen,
| University of Virginia.
The awards of medals and prizes were made
by DIR. Young, as follows:
MEDALS AND PRIZES.
School honors: In classical department
| Pinkney gold medal, scholarship. Morris c.
| Wheeler. In higher English and modern Ian
guages: Pinkney gold medal gift Of DR.. J. W.
Bulkley, Eugene de Forest Held. Class hon.
ors-Gold medal. scholarship, George H. Sens
ner. Mir. Schadmanns gold medal for best ex-
animation in Greek, Charles Hall. Gold medal,
scholarship, Arthur Macarthur. Silver medal
scholarship, Graham Nichols. Distinction in
special studies-Robt. Stickney, Fred Huxford.
| Archer Roberts, w. Brownlow. W. Gwynn and
Eks
7. N. Wilson, o. Metzerott, A. Sellhausen and
+. Hartford.
Second class; Gold medal, punctuality and
diligence, John Mel. Hazen. Honorable men,
tion-Fred. Schade, Percy Stickney, Sidney
Singer and Clarence Ergood. Silver medal
bookkeeping, Clarence Ergood. Special COM
mendation for bookkeeping, Edward Lay.
Commentator for improvement in arithmetic
and for punctuality and department., Sidney
Singer.
intermediate department: First ciass-Gold
medal, scholarship, Fauntleroy Barnes; gold
medal, scholarship and punctuality, JAS Norris;
gold medal, scholarship and punctuality, Clark
Nesbit; gold medal, punctuaity, Marion Dolph
| Mr.. Fishers gold medal for the most marked
| improvement and effort George Tlden. Man.
deville Carlisle was absent several weeks or
otherwise he would have carried off first honors.
The following boys deserve special commenda-
ton for excellent work in ell branches during
the year and on examination: Joseph Saks,
Sigmund Silverberg. Edward Hartford, Mayo
Cabell, Walter Ergood. Richard Miller. Samuel
Perkins and John Meade were present but half
the year, but acquitted themselves most credit
ably during that time. Honorable mention in
special studies, Lucian breckenridge, history,
spelling and geography; Marion Dolph, geogra-
ply; Jas. Norris. Latin: Cyrus Dolph, grammar;
Vaudeville Carlisle, Latin; Richard Miller, al
zebra: Mayo Cabell Latin.
intermediate department.: Second cass-Gold
medal, scholarship, Thos. Hutchins; gold medal,
anu punctuauty, freO BrOWn
Honorable mention for improvement-Ernest
Schayer, Albert Scott, Carey Brown.
| The following were either absent a great deal
or entered late in the year, and deserve special
mention for their effort and progress while
present: VIM. Perkins, Vim. Bowen. Thos
Wheeler, Albert Hewes, Paul Scharf, Samuel
Carroll Commended in special studies: Fred
Brown, bookkeeping; VIM. Bowen. bookkeep-
ing: Carey Brown, penmanship; Albert Hewes,
arithmetic; Albert Scott, arithmetic.
H.. 4 IL -
scholarship, Louis Wiehle; gold medal, pune
tuality, Harry Dolph; silver medal. scholarship,
Breckenridge Bayne; silver medal. scholarship,
Yelverton Garrett; Mr.. fuckers gold medal
for department and scholarship, Paul Noble
Peck; honorable mention, Calvin Swormstedt
Scott Breckenridge.
Second class-Silver medal scholarship. Ram
som Norris; silver medal for improvement in
reading, Henry Wise Garnett, jr.; entitled to
special commentator for effort and progress
while present, Roland GIBBS n. Seabrook Browne,
Thos. Perkins, Joseph Loring, Philip Hichborn
and Burns Magruder.
Those who delivered declarations were az
follows: Geo. H. Sesner, Mayo Cabell, Paul
Hurst, Theo. Wilson, Oliver Metzerott, Chas.
Hall, Albert Scott, VIM. Brownlow. ]. Faunt-
leroy Barnes. VIM Gwynn, VIM. Bean, Robert
Stickney and Edgar Allen.
PRIZES FOR pEcLAMA TON.
The salutatory was delivered by George H.
| ctnsner III place OF Eugene nealu, VINO was pre-
vented by illness from speaking. The awards
for speaking were as follows: First gold medal,
W. b. Brownlow; first silver medal, N. 7. Will
son: second silver medal, ]. Fauntleroy Barnes;
third silver medal, Albert Scott. Dramatic
prizes-First gold medal, William Gwynn; sill
yer medal, Fred. Schade.
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY.
The Young Ladies' Entertain Their Friends
| at the Academy Of Music.
The parents and friends Of the pupils Of the
Holy Cross Academy and the people interested
in the success of that famous educational insti-
tuition crowded the Academy of Music yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock to witness the clos
ing exercises of the pupils.
A number of distinguished members Of the
clergy occupied the lower boxes, among them
being Rev. Dr. Garrigan, d. D., vice rector Of
the Catholic University; Father Lee Of st.
Matthews, Father Mackn Of st. Paul's, Father
Fletcher Of the Immaculate Conception, Father
Rnssell Of st. Jerome's, Hyattsvile; Father
Griffith Of st. Augustine's, Father Nsvins Of
the Catholic University, Father Donald Of Con-
/ ColleOe- Rrofher Eahrician hrofbor