The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-13
BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATES.
The Eighth Glass Of the Goidey Com
merrini College Receive Their III
piomns-A Large and Fashionable

The Eighth Glass Of the Goidey Conn
merrini College Receive Their III
piomns-A Large and Fashionable
\ udiencc.
Twenty-one sweet girl graduates
and twice Us many young men, com
Iri5ing the eighthclass of the Whining
ton Goldey Commercial College, at
annual commencement exercises In
tine Grand Opera House last evening,
were presented with diplomas ana
recommended TO tho business com.
munity In the presence of relatives
and friends, who iillod tho house to
Overlooking.
The audiences beside being n very
largo ono was also select. ladies APP
peared In evening dress and for beauty
in costume and ilornl display few gath.
erlngs have surpassed 1t The students
and graduates OF the college occupied
the front rows oil the CHAIRS, while scat
cd on the stage were Professor IL. s.
Goldey, Dr. George L. Reed. of Dlokin.
son College. General Louis Wagner.
OF Phllaielphla, Professor A. II. Ber-
lin. Job II. Jackson, Revs. Merritt
llulUurd.J. ID. q. Hanna, Robert Watt,
q. 1. Stengle and w j.. s. Murray,
Professor Isaac I. johnson. Clawson
Haminltt, Charles Bard, II. q. Con
rad and Colonel John Wainwright.
Before them stood pottsd plants ut the
base OF which were numerous bunchos
and baskets of beautiful flowers and
presents which were distributed to the
graduates altor the EXERCISES.
! Tho stage scene was greatly heiEh.
| tened by the use OF the handsome pal
ace arch scene. After all overture by
| PROT. Albeits orchestra. liav. W. l. ).
| Murray, ID. D.. formally opened tho
exercises with prayer and was fol
lowed by JOB IL. Jackson. who spoke
briefly of the Institution as "A thorough
college for the lifting OF young men
and women for duty i'll the business
| world.
Al tho conclusion OF the speech Miss
Lizzie H. Lands. OF Waynssboro, Pa,
delivered the salutatory address. Sho
sald
Nature makes June the month OF
roses; custom, the month OF com
Inducements. These two are closely
allied, for when the utter season
comes to us, the former Is always its
attendant. ...a
Roses glow anl flourish In sun.
shine; o did our codege. A. ilrst Il
bud, watched and nuTtured, pruued
and trimmed by master hand, until
we SEQ IL IN its present state still grow.
| lHfs anu tNGl NluttllhS Ito DpAhVlo.
Then we look into future as far as
the human eya can ste. AMI we Sue this
VISION of the college ANA the wonders
that would be Tho bud has attained
lis perfecilon-the college, has reach
ed Its zenith, 1t must iali-the rose
lives again from tho seed. 50 the col
lege may after tho Lapse OF years and
in the course oil events 10 reGpnerated
under tbs reverend and time honored
ualna OF Goldey.
looking into the heart OF tbs past
we 500 deeply imbeddod there the ono
word welcome. Taxing up tho hal I.
blown rose and gazing into Its depths
tho same word - welcome - sta nds
forth IN greater prominence. The flu
turc contains secret which II Tate
had permitted US TO read would doubt
less roven u prosperity giving II u
neartlcr welcome than 1t mas yet beer
! accorded
IN return for kindness shown OUT
. ALMA Mater, we, tho class oi "a, appear
/. IN her .behuif, as vol as in behalf Oi
! our honured principal and ourselves
TO bid you ono anu all u cordial wei
come. 10 our parents and kind friends
who have ns5eTu bled here this evening
!. to witness the result OF uurcmittinI
energy in our work we lid YOU d
! heartfelt welcome. MAY this evening !
: programme be interurcled to You
. enjoyment aud entire appreciation
Members of tina business circle. wt
v welcome YOU. Yours are he runks
nur Instructions here have fitted us tt
ioin. Here we learn tn rudiment5
the business world 4 81 ieatnetGJileg,
, Of all, completes this uIucatlOn."
" Turning To the college, faculty,
guests and students Vi Tue school, sh,
welcomed them and closed with th'
statement that training duus not yc
ed. We viii always lind something
TO learn aud ii we would bo truly use
ful, continued and perseycilng actor
must mark our every course.
81 the annual address was nest II
y order and was Delivered by Preslden
Reed i'll; tho abs nee OF Hon. KoswD,
&. liuar, Of MichrRun. vino was de
tanned by tito Hood, Tho speaker wiz
Q uquent at times and his adj res
:, witty aud very Instructive. After som
I preliminary remarks. which CAUSES
laughter, the speaker said tho bushes
10 college had come to stay
Is 1t occupies a useful and importun
20 place III tho rducatlo nal sysl@n q
1, tho country, doing work which tn
high schuui sid col eye C,uAoG II
IL. predicted u great future Tor the Wi
miugtOu college. The time has CON
when women are coming to the iron
IN the bN5inoss world aS IN every III,
vocation. and to-day th0y occup
sulue OF the highest and most tr,I5i
worthy positions IN the coHrtry. III
doors OF all the institutions oil Learn
nd Ing have been Oh ned 10 them ans
they are baDetittlng themselves by 1t
lac wulli hosIs business men an
women. We need them IN the hall
Is OF Congress-. In tho president Id
chair and i'll all Offices Of honor an
- rust. Abiding to tho financial di
mr. i,. a.tH Nm NAtt l.snN
would not DO lar distant when I'll
President OF this country aud IL
mrmbera OF Congress were busine,
men. instead Of third rate lawyer
hniling from many OF the Dnck WOOD
distrlcts. rs many OF them do. an
trying TO manage the affairs OF Il
business world The mon who ui
tinkeIing over tho tariff question
whether they are Democrats. Repua
cans OF Populists, however wise the
may be. they know nothing oil bus
mesa
The grad Wating class the. aacendt
the stage ana We're presented with 4
ploinas by Prof GoIdey. In the col
80 metclal department were La8l4
.St Cloud. lea ii. Cruumer Oliver Z. "a
re Isaac A. Gray, Ella NJ, lIopton. Ga
= lietherton Edwin L. Joehen. b. la
nc son Jester, Maud " Johnson, Edw
he L, kerslaw Mary L. Mayne, Hen
! T. FonnypacAer, Matte Il. Sipp
u Gardiner l.. Van Trump, Mary
lat Wash Jas. T. Walsh, Harry Hollis, .
:. OF Nilmlugton; Howard :. Anlereo
10 Rising sun; Clarence W. Bannot
Argo; ". l. Cloud Carpenter, Ge
- $. Cochran, MiddletoWu; Arthur DE
10 ny, Peun- grove y. j.: Vim 4. Dow u,
rec Denton, Md; Andrew Elasun, ".
i, Ellason, MI. Pleasant Del; liar
ltC j. Ellison, summit Bridge; Mary
en-. frahiz Lizzie II. Lands Waynnsbul
-, IN; larry ". Faulkner, Magnol
w Tel. f. y. &. Foltz, ItoI, Nd; Char
BIC 4. Franklin, Harrington; Maggie
- Green, Iva NJ. Miller. james I. Voc
~ ward, Rockford, Del; John +. Gi=.4l'
rec John A Seitz. Henry Gay; Laura
~ Hamilton. Moyres Pal T., Hoilar
1T AluliOhi Hugh IS, Kelso. DnBncoek.N
lar William IL kano, iorklyn; II. A. Lii
he say, Chesapeake City Nd; NJ. Liz
NC Mallalisu. Wilmington. ND Charles
we Morris. Tayluria, Pa. lrnest L Near
fb, Zion, Md Raymond G. Moore, Vi
tiS ma Md. Frank W. rerkiEs, Clayton;