Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-08
EQUIPPED FOR BUSINESS
Forty-Four Graduates Of Flynn's College
Receive Their Diplomas
Exercises Held Last
Evening-The Classes Addressed
by Prof. Willis l.. Moore.

The immense throng of people that
crowded the Academy of Music last night
was a magnificent compliment to Flynn $
Business College. There was scarcely
seat left vacant when the college graduates
appeared on the stage, and they received
a hearty greeting. fishers from the Junior
classes seated the audience. Attired in
white, the young lady graduates occupied
the front seats on the stage, while just be-
hind them sat the young men. The. busl-
ness graduates were: Clara Alberta Bacon,
Thomas Philip Browne. Margaret Chip
man. Howard H. Dalzell, Margaret B.
Donovan, Joseph s. Duff, Charles g. Du-
game, Leon l.. l.. French. Bayard II. Ham
iton, William Percell Harrison, James L.
Horne, Walter Hunt. Rena HURT, John J.
Jones' Bertha Ruth King, Margaret Lane,
Henry c. Larner, Maude Evelyne Lee
Oliver T. Lehman, Sarah Theresa Murphy,
William T. Marine, John H. Ontrich, Irene
Olivia Phillips. George B. Price, Victor
Emanuel Pohlers, Nellie Ruckdaeschel,
Leonard Shertzer, William A. Swenk, Os-
car E. Winkelman and Willis 7. Wolfe.
Shorthand and typeWritlns-Margare
Chapman, Margaret B. Donovan, Charles
G.. Duganne. Leon l.. L. French, William
PercelI Harrison, Walter Hunt, Rena
HURT. Bertha Ruth King, Margaret Lane,
Maude Evelyne Lee, Sarah Theresa Muir.
ply. Irene Olivia Phillips, Victor Emanuel
Pohlers and Willis T. Wolfe.
Mr. Leonard Shertzer delivered the adj
dress of welcome, and said the graduates
felt highly flattered at being greeted by so
large an audience. The program was en-
tertaining and was appreciated by the au-
dence. several of the contributors being
compelled to respond second time.
The Program.
Part one of the program was as follows:
Piano duet, The Arrival" Englemann,
Prof. II. Clay Murray and Miss Annie
Louise Collecte: Wedding of the Winds,
J. T. Hail. Hollis Orchestra (pupils of Prof.
Walter 7. HolU; barytone solo. "Stirrup
Cup" Raudegger, Mr.. Robert ]. Green;
accompanist. Miss Annie Green: Ganzona
"Felice." Langley, Urban Orchestra; Barry
one solo, "ChansOn du TorreadOr,' Car
men, Mr.. John B. Arendes; accompanist,
Miss NJ. y. Browne; instrumental trio,
Gay Coney Island" Kerker, the Burke
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Burke, Master Willie
Herbert; Norwegian Quartet. Prof. Walter
T. Holt, Mr.. W. H. Thomas. Mr.. +. E.
Butterfield, Mr.. j. V. Birch; cornet duet,
Alice" Mr.. W. b. Mundelle, DR.. W. f.
Dieffenderfer; Rossini Circle, Doris"
Nevin; Miss A. c. d. Murray soprano; Miss
K. l.. Grady, piano; Mr. H. NJ. Hoskins.
violin; Mr.. w. H. Oates, cello; vocal duet,
Only for You" Miss Annie HanIey, Mr..
John B. Arendes; accompanist, Miss NJ. A.
Browne.
After an intermission of several min
utes the second part of the program was
opened by the Urban Orchestra playing a
Mexican waltz. The other numbers We're:
Soprano solo, "Parla," Arditti, Mrs
Charles Bishop accompanist, Miss NJ A.
Browne mandolin solo, "Melodie in F."
Rubinstein, Prof. Walter T. Holt, accom-
PIANIST, Mr.. Karl Holer; violin solo, fan
TASTE from the opera of III Trovatore," J.
b. Singe!ee. Master Willie Burke, accom-
PIANIST, Mrs. VIM. Fl. Robey: flute SOLO
"MoravO, MOravo," Bohemian air Mr. Ed
mund Becker, accompanist Miss Marie
Becker; over the Hills al Break of Day.
Geibel, Mrs. H. Clay Murray soprano;
Miss Willie La Hayne alto; Mr.. b. w
Beebe, tenor; Mr.. Charles L. Van Dorne
pass accompanist, Miss Lena A. Murray;
"Charlatan March," Sousa, Hollis Orches-
ira: Farewell" Miss Maude Evelyne Lee:
piano duet, Les Danes de Seville" Schu-
bert, Miss Marie Becker. Miss RENE
Rochon; presentation of diplomas by Prof
Willis L. Moore, chief United States wealth
er bureau.