Evening star., 1897-05-03
SPENCERIAN COLLEGE.
Thfrty-Ffrst commencement Take.
Place Tomorrow.

Tiace Iomorrow.
The thirty-first annual graduating exer-
cises of the Spencerian Business College
will take place at the Lafayette Square
Opera House tomorrow afternoon al
o'clock. An elaborate program has been
prepared for the occasion, which promises
to be the most successful ever held by this
institution.
The invocation will be made by Rev.
Frank L. Sewall. after which Roscoe J. G.
Dorsey. representing the night classes. will
deliver the salutatory, Miss Edith Graham
Granville will deliver the ladies' valedic-
tory. while the gentlemens valedictory will
be by Linwood Burton Nicholson. Mrs
Sara A. Spencer will then make the pre-
sentation of the class of 81. The last fea-
ture will be a study I'm expression by the
ladies and gentlemen of the day classes.
representing the department of Delsarte
culture, the subject being Tennyson's
"Enoch Arden" The award of diplomas
will then be made by Secretary of the
Treasury Lyman J. Gag. who will deliver
an address. These numbers will he inter-
spersed with music by Louis Heher's or
chestra, which will play I'm all ten numbers
AS special feature Mrs. Helen Lamont.
well known in Washington, will sing Luck
stones waltz song, Delight and Smiths
IF You Love Me, Darling" A new march
written by Prof. Weber and dedicated to
the Spencerian Business College will also
be played
The class committee in charge of the cN-
ercises consists of James Il. l.. Barnes
chairman: Edith G. Granville secretary:
Roscoe ]. c. Dorsey. VIM. Clinton Harri-
son, Linwood Burton Nicholson, Edgar j.
w. Clarkson- Edith Emily Hyde. Paca
Oberlin, Walter Charles English Sydney
c. Kaufman. Louise s. Rosenbusch. Cath
crime Radcliffe Frisby. Newton Marshall
Minnix, Henry A. Storm. Clarence Joseph
Walter and Ernest f. Whitehead.
The ladies of the reception committee
are: Amelia S. Schneider. chairman. Nellie
Adams Egbert, Maud Miller. Ellen a.
Barnes, Teresa A. Fields, Cecilia Mccain,
Cora Viola Copeland. Annie Kelley and
Annie Elizabeth Wendell, while the gentle
men are: Eben 7. Massey. chairman; Jos.
r. Atkinson, VIM. II. Bailey. Leonard l..
Ball, Clarence NJ. Beach, Robt. w. Cas-
sidy, Gabriel F; Coulon. Charles Edward
Cudmore, VIM. Dunkerley. Hamilton Hugh
Farnum. VIM. Duncan Foote. John r.
CAN'T, Emile Joseph Gatti, Seraphine Gatti.
VIM. I. Grant, Joseph ii. Hale, Esco
VIM. t. Hoskinson, Joseph Il. B. Klein,
John s. Larcombe, Arthur Latterner. J.
Charles Mcclure, Asher NJ. Nofsinger.
Clarence Leroy Park, VIM. Saunders
Reeves, j. Stewart Rice. Hugh c. Riddle
berger Oscar M. Wells and Henry W.
Zundt.
The graduates are:
Day class rine Ward Carr.
MdEy1d hdnclllte 4 rlSby. May
Florence Garnett and Edith Graham Gran
Vile, District of Columbia; Edith Emily
Hyde. Nebraska; Ella Mary ODonoghue,
Amanda Lee Thompson and Jennie Marion
Thompson, District of Columbia
Day class, gentlemen-James F. Lylcs
Barnes. Kansas; Edgar J. Wallace Clark
son, District of Columbia: Charles Isaac
Crossman~ and Henry Everett Demarest.
Virginia; Walter Charles English and
Joseph Capner Fish, District of Columbia.
Henry Hoskinson, Maryland; John Law
renee Hyde, Nebraska; Lloyd James Jones.
Maryland; Sydney Charles Kaufman.
Theodore Albert Mayer and Benjamin
wood Burton Nicholson, Maryland; Joseph
Edward Sorrell and Henry Alonzo Storm.
Virginia; Albert Hopkins Wells and Louis
William Weaver. District of Columbia.
Night cass-Edward BeGmer Crawford.
Virginia; Roscoe j. c. Dorsey. Pennsylva-
mia; William A. Falcon. Ohio; Newton Mar
shall Mir nix, District of Columbia: Paca
District of Columbia; Marion Ernest White
head Alaba ma, and Louis Alex. Davis Dis
trict of Columbia.
Shorthand and typewriting, ladies-Eliz-
abeth Bradley Bond and Estelle Belle
Grady. Maryland; Jennie Matilda Harvey,
Pennsylvania; Edith Emily Hyde. Nebras-
ka; Eleanor Elizabeth Meyer, Ohio; Jane
Henderson Millar. District OF Columbia:
Ida Lee Parry, Maryland; Caroline Amelia
Rosenbusch and Louise A. Rosenbusch, Dis
trict of Columbia.
Gentlemen-Wm. Clinton Harrison, Ala
bama; Charles Sylvanus Lambdin, Eir-
ginia; Theodore Albert Mayer and Leon
Frank John Sobotka, Austria; Howard Al
bin Townshend, Maryland; Clarence Joseph
Walter District Of Columbia, and Eugene
w. Willard, Michigan.