Evening journal., 1895-06-05
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Eighty Young Men and Wo-
men Graduate From CIV. &C.
MID MUSIC, SPEECH AND FLOWERS

Grace ra-Representatlve Audi 4
ence Present The Graduates
Graduates right, graduates left, grad
yates everywhere. Pretty girl graduates
in dainty white gowns and ribbons, and
proud young masculine graduates In
broad smiles and button hole bouquets
That Is what confronted those who
attended the ninth annual commence
ment exeI elses OF the Goldey Wilmington
Commercial College and School Of short
hand last night.
Many former graduates were present
also, and the gratiled relatives Of the
present class, which numbers eighty
two-fifty in the commercial department
and thiriy-tWo In the shorthand depart
ment.
The graduates are:
Commercial Department.
Mary Atkins s. H. Baker, Ross L.
Campbell, Mary a. Donshoe, Robert L.
Foord, T. z. Gallant, Paul ]. Hickman,
Bessie v, McElroy, Theodore f. Mo-
Daniel, Annette +. Mitchell, Mary a.
Smith. 9. Miller Turner, Leon Walker,
Wilmington
Z e Burbage, New Hope. Md
Walter d Collins Dover; Wilkinson
Cranston, Stanton; j. v. Calhoun George.
town; Paul s Dewitt, Providence Nd
4 Ray Derland, Boiling Springs Pa
Frances A. Everett, Utica. N. Y; Il W.
Franklin, Harrington; w. b Gregg,
Wyomings j. n. Gibbons, Townsend
]. Alfred Hipple Marietta, Pc Katie
g. Humes, Norway, Pa Lille B Jones.
KentoD; William w Kirk, Pennington.
Nd John r. Keegan. Odessa; Eugene
LuH, Brandywine; Homer Nd. Lilley,
Newark; William A. Lodge, Holly
Oak; L L Maloney, Townsend; !;
Robert Il Megginson, New Castle;
John Il. Nichols, Jr., Grove, Md N. w
Pusey, West, Nd. Virgil f. Pippin,
Millington. Nd Walter Parker Laurel !;
Harry G. Rlale, Pennington, Nd James
Sweeten, Jr, Pedricktown, N. Norris
]. sentman, Fair Hill, Md; George y.
salisbury. Denton, Nd. Walter G
Bensiah Tharp.- Harrington; VIII lam B
Irultt, Loves x Roads; Anna Yingsrd,
Houston; Harry d. WatterRon, CollRmer,
Pa. +; Katie Q. Woodsll, SudleIsville. Md ;
Harry Wilson, Greanville, Del. William
Whslsy, Whaleyville, Md.
Shorthand and xypewrtting.
Minnie A. Brown, James J. Brady,
Albert s l. Henes, Nellie Nj Hanson,
May Jones, j J. Kelly, Cora Miller, Mary
Z Mayne. William Morton, SAllie A.
Manuel, Eva NickeEson. Mary Q Shew
ard, Rebacca M. Smith, Matte z Sippler,
Lee w. Warren, M. D., Lydia Wallin,
Wilmington
Lula Boggs, Cbeswold; Louis L.
Bradley, Fruitland, Ma Leroy + Boggs,
Cape Charles, Va. William E. Conover,
Grubbs, Del Viol M Cranston, New
port; w. L Cloud, Oarpen ter; Bsu-
ah Crockett, Laurel; Hugh B
kelso, Onancock, va; Henri A.
Lindsey, Chesapeake City, Md
Lizzie q Leach, Nj. Cubk; Robert Il
Megginson. New Castle; Frank w.
Perkins, Olsyton Louella M. Pegen
Rowlandsville, Md. j. Adelbsrt Higgins
Penns Grove, N. j Charles n. Tull
Elkton, Md, sharpless Walker
Hecke5sin.
The stage was handsomely decorated
with a0wers, and on 1t sat The represent
ative men Of the town, lawyers, clergy
men, doctors and business men. Rev
| Merritt Hulburd asked the invocation
and after a selection by Grace Orchestra
4 Miss Frances A. Everett, Of Utica, New
York, the salutatorian, was introduced
Her address was on the line Of the new
woman and what she can do, and wal
received with hearty applause, especlallJ
by the women
was the FIRST speaker Of the evening
BE was introduced In neat speech by
| Presiding Officer Baird, and the audience
Z D. -
hour OF solid enjoyment The ex
representative Is msn OF kindly bear
lug, white whiskers and an ampl
rotundity. His address was sensibls
homely and honest, frightened Will
frequent flashes Of wit His humor lies
not so much In what he says, but in his
inimitsble fashion OF saying It,
Mr.. Horr addressed himself chiefly t
the graduates. he spoke Of the progress
OF the times, and advised the graduate
TO live up to il. Said that invention
are q good thing, and benefit to tb
whole. race, as thsy allow the people t
bless the race In other respects. He doe
not know Of any way That can get
| living by doing nothing, and II he did
he wouldn't give it away. Yet non
would be- benefited TO climb withou
labor The benefit comes through th
effect Of honest work
Blessings Unknown Forty Years Ago.
People OF these times, ne thought
enjoy blessings unknown to the peopl
OF forty years ago. He said that aheI
he was q boy he worked on a farm fo
$40 a month, for a Presbyterian minis
ter, and II one wants to know how
Presbyterian minister works one, he ca
tell all about ib-hs knows all about il
Some persons complain that it require
more TO live now than WAS necsssar
forty years ago, but If so much we're n'
needed, then would their meney pile u
on their hands My father, said Il
I man from the West, ''died and left N
, mother with eight boys and no ware
Z robe And that good old Baptist moth'
Of mine could make whole gown out
5 seven yards OF cloth Now it takes thl
9 much for the sleeves.
One thing the speaker would impre
7, upon the graduates minds was Il
Importance Of not joining the compan
OF persons who do not get much pay 4
their work Belong TO a class which
i earning more than you get. and alwa
., have more to get And when an eI