Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-21
READY FOR BUSINESS.
YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE FIN
IsHED THEIR STUDIES.
Business College e-The Graduates
and Their Addresses.

Seventy-six happy and bright young
students came out of the Grand opera
house at 10 80 O'Clock last night with
diplomas in their hands. They were
the graduating class of 1892 of the
Woodbury. business college. Every seat
in the opera house was occupied. The
stage was banked with roses and other
choice flowers, while the graduating
class was grouped around the stage, the
pretty girls and white gowns adding to
the charming effect. After the over
ture by the Harmony orchestra, Miss
Nina Cuthbert, pretty and talented
young lady, delivered the salutatory
and was heartily applauded for her ef-
fort. III. S. Williams delighted the
audience with vocal solo. The Rev. j.
w. Campbell delivered brief address.
The Euterpean galop, by the Ideal
Guitar and Banjo club, was first class.
This club is very popular with the Los
Angeles public. The class oration was
omitted, owing to the illness OF Frank
T. Scott. Maj. George HI. Bonebrake
delivered short address full of pith and
good sound sense. He was followed by
the clever Euterpean quartette. Their
singing was go highly appreciated that
they were obliged to submit to several
encores. The guitar solo by @. s.
Delano was also enjoyed. Judge B.
N. Smith next delivered short address,
in which he took occasion to say q
few words of encouragement to thegrad-
uating class, and also congratulated the
faculty of the Woodbury. Business COL
lege. The Rippling Stream waltz was
rendered in excellent style by the Ideal
Guitar and Banjo club. It devolved
upon James M. Leach to deliver the
valedictory, and he did it in q most cred
liable manner.
Prof. G. A. Hough, the principal of
the school, followed in a very eloquent
and touching address, after which he
presented diplomas to the seventy-six
successful graduates out of q class of
S91. The graduating class OF 1892 is as
follows:
.... CLASS OF '92.
Commercial-Samuel Banbury, Pasa-
dene; Augt. Bernard, Los Angeles /;
Chas. Brumund, Wilmington; Eulalia
Burke. Rivera; Chas. F. Blair, San
Jacinto; ]. R. Cooke, Los Angeles !;
Mercy Crocker, San Pedro; B. H. Curler,
Los Angeles; j. II. Caldwell, Pasadena !;
VIM. G. Chase, San Jose, G. A.; w. S.
Dorman, Rivera; Gertrude Davis, Yer
dugo; Mary A. Dudley, Burbank; w. Fl.
Duval, Saticoy; Josie Eberle. Downey !;
Jas. Jones, Ell Monte; R. H. Jeffries,
Los Angeles; Anna Klusmann, Los An
geles; James NJ. Leach, Ontario; Mary
Meade, Los Angeles; Nellie McFadden,
Santa Ana; J. G. McGrew, Pasadena
Z. r. Nicholson, Los Angeles; @. v.
Nelson, Riverside; Alberto Pryor, San
Juan; Odon Paye, Los Angeles; !;
Efie Frambes. Alila; Arthur Fricke,
Chicago, ILL.,; F. NJ. Fulstons, Ventura;
H. G. Fenton, Oceaneide; George R.
Frompton, Jr., Artesia; o. B. Hawkins.
Garden Grove; L. A. Gilbert, Santa
Anita; Delbert G. Hammell, Los An
geles; Bernese G.. Holmes, Redlands;
I. B. Hayes, Jr., Wilmington J. T.
Hood, Downey; Fred Hommel, Los An
geles; Edna Stevens, Los Angeles; !;
Clara Smith, Santa Ana; Denis E.
Smith, Los Angeles; F. 7. Scott, Los
Angeles; Jennie Tyler, Redondo; Wat
Tyler, Redondo; Chas. H. Williams,
Los Angeles; James F. Wheat, Red
lands; H. 6. Wilmot, Redlands; L. D.
Woodwortb, Jr, Azusa.
shorthsnd-E. 1. Applegate, Ontario;
Susie A. Anderson. Irene Amet, Elsie
M. Bosbyshell, Los Angeles; Eleanor
Boyd, San Fernando; Maud Case, Al
berta Cox, Los Angeles; Nina Cuthbert.
Long Beach; Nellie Fuller, Pasadena;
Ira Jarvis. Azusa; Eva Lewis, Lin
Peterson, Birdie Richie, Laura Menasco,
Los Angeles; E. V. Mendenhall, Uni
versity; Dora McQuaid, Vernondale;
Ida McCaroll, Lulu McLamore, Los
Angeles; Bessie Rhode, Winchester;
Belle Russ, Los Angeles; Bertha Read,
Riverside; Emma A. Russell, Los An
geles; Otto Strodthoff, Anaheim;
Eleanor Seymour, Lincoln Park; Lin
wood Salter, Ida P. Tibbets, Lizzie
Wilson, Los Angeles.
Telegraph-Emma Ashman, Los An
geles.
Glass chairman, D. G. Hammell; Sec
retary, B. G. Holmes.
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The state normal school will celebrate
it's commencement on Wednesday after
noon at the opera house. The pro-