The times., 1898-06-02

Fred G. Croxton. George w. DalZell, Leon
Lamar Dye. Walton Harrison, Cornell
Smith Hawley, George ]. Hesselman.
Charles A. Johnson. Charles Jirah Kel-
logg. Henry Leonard. George Dallas
Mackay. jr.. William Mehn, Charles Eu-
gene Phelps. Spencer B. Prentiss. Ralph
II. Riddleberger John James Snodgrass,
Augustus Franklin Specht Willis Eu-
gene Sullivan. Fred L. Tarbox. Clarke K.
Tilton, Philip Barton Voorhees,. Cyrus
Campbell Wells, Robert Wesley Wells,
Joseph Welsh
Master of Patent Law-George S. Brock.
Harry Lincoln Clapp. Francis w. II. Clay,
Henry PeIouze' Doolittle. Theodore T.
Dorman, F. Philip Farnsworth. Walton
Harrison, Nathan Heard, John H Holt,
Francis Mohun Phelps. Eugene D. SewalI.
Civil Engineer-Willian Stone Hutton.
Electrical Engineer-Fred Ferguson
Reisner.
Master of Science-William Frederic
Biehl. Stephen Cookman Miller. Edward
George Portner, Louis Tayler, Fletcher
Pearre Veitch.
Master of Arts-Lonnes Earle Bridge
man. Ernestine Fireman. Percival Hall.
John Walker Holcombe, Charles Sumner
Hyde, Charles Moore, Lillian Pace, Roy
Bennett Pace, George Albert Ross. John
Howard Thigpen, Henry Edward Tralle,
Welbourn.
Doctor of PhIlosophy-Cabeu White
head
During the evening the graduates were
the recipients of many beautiful floral
offerings the favors of friends.
Woods's College.
The annual commencement exercises
of Woods's Commercial College, which
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Theater, We're witnessed by brilliant au-
dience which taxed the seating capacity
of that play house.
The stage setting was beautiful and
appropriate and represented a Sylvan
scene in the Spring time. In the front of
the stage near the footlights was an i'm
mense bank of roses and wild flowers
contributed by the friends of the grad
yates,
The exercises were opened with prayer
by the Rev. Frank M. Bristol, pastor OF
the Metropolitan NJ E. Church. which
was followed by brief address by Prof
Harry o. Hine. who presided. The an
nual grafton was delivered by the Rev.
Howard Wilbur Ennis, of the Western
Presbyterian Church, and the diplomas
were awarded by Mr.. Court F. Wood, the
principal of the college The medals for
scholarship won during the year were
presented by Mr.. Thomas w. Smith,
president of the East Washington Citi-
zens' Association.
The graduates are:
Business Course-Mary NJ. Babson, Dis
trict Columbia; Edith Harriet Bartmess,
Ohio: John Garfield Benton, Maryland;
the Rev. Conrad r. Birnbach, Pennsyl-
vania; Emory Howard Bogley, Perry
Warield Browning, Maryland; Lena l..
Burgdorf, Edwin O.. Burke, Michael Fran
Cochnower, Indiana; Clyde Clarence
Crosby, Iowa; Elsie Elizabeth Dodge,
Robert d. Dunn, District Columbia
Montgomery Harris, Maryland; William
George Johnson, George William Kreis.
Pearl c. Levitan. District Columbia;
Stanley Marr, Virginia; Alice Rose Mat
son, Stella L. Valentine Matson, Michi-
gan; Jacob Michael, Susan Annetta Moh-
Ter. District Columbia; c. Ashford Neale
Virginia: James K. Newbold, District of
Columbia; Lee Allen Parkinson, Wiscon-
sin; Frank Lemuel Payne. jr., Virginia
Arthur George Plant, James w. Ratcliffe
jr.. Mayme Matilda Reh Harry Schnei-
der Riggles, District OF Columbia; Sara
Florence Rohrbatk, Pennsylvania; Frank
William Rose. Indiana. James Norman
Rupp, District of Columbia; Amelia Au-
gusta Smith, Henry Herbert Smith, Mary
land; Bernadette C. WarfieId, District OF
Columbia.
Shorthand Coufse-w. E. Ballard, Ala
bama; Edith Harriet Bartmess. Ohio;
Hetty May Birch, Lena L. Burgdorf, Dis
| trict of Columbia; Adelaide Leona Feath-
ers, New York; Margaret Ward Fletcher
Minnie e. Fowler, District Of Columbia;