The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-27
ENTERTAINED BY GRADUATES.
Exercises at the Washington College
for Young Ladies'.

for Young Ladies'.
The students of the Washington College
for young ladies entertained their friends
1t was the second entertainment given in
connection with the commencement exer-
cises. which will be concluded tomorrow
night, when the members of the grad
uating class will be presented with their
diplomas by Senator Depew.- The pro-
gramme rendered last evening consisted
OF a number of instrumental and vocal Sc
lections which were sung and played IN
excellent style and justly merited the
generous applause bestowed upon the per-
formers.
The friends of those who contributed to
the entertainment had provided wealth
of floral offerings which it was their in
tention to have presented TO the individual
performers while on the stage. but at the
request of the president of the institution
the favors were not presented until after
the last number of the programme was
concluded.
The programme consisted OF the follow
ing numbers:
Piano Quartette-Overture. don Giovanni. Mozart
Misses Proctor. Crowley. Murray, and Bremen.
Vocal Duet-"Where Thou Wilt. r. Beckcrt
Misses Biddis and Beckett
Piano SOio-Air de Ballet, in major .Chaminlde
Mrs Margie LOyeioy.
SOng-.Memoncs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS son
Mis- Flora zoch
Piano Solo-"kamenoi cstrow' Rubinsten
Miss Flora Jones.
SOng-.'An Open Secret ............... Noodman
Miss Bessie Williamson
Piano Quatteite-M Morning" and la The Hall :
OF the Mountain King .........------.... Crieg
Mi.ses BrGmer. Lovcjoy. Graves, and Rudy.
sons--'spring's Awakening .:...........H lwley
Miss Patty Biddis.
Piano solo-Caprioco brilliante.-.. Mendclssohn
Miss Mary Murray. second piano. Mr. Raih
Vocal Through valley. ....... Bangini
Misses Doreherty and Lovejoy.
Piano Solo arrival. .................G riez
Miss Cora Bremen.
Song-"Rose Tide Cantor
Miss Clefncutine Anderson.
Violin solo-iiungaiian rhapsody Hauscr
Miss Bessie DOugherty-
Piano Duo-GavOtte. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iraui
Miss Burke and Linton
Chorus-"Waves Of the Danube .Jvamini Krou
Solo Lovejoy
An interesting part of the commence.
ment exercises took place yesterday morn
ing in the college assembly room. The
programme consisted OF number Of talks
by the members OF the graduating class,
and were known as class day exercises"
The history CT the class was told by Miss
Marie L. AZeez, oil syria, VINO spoke OF the
pleasure which the recall OF incidents of
college life would bring TO her in coming
years in her home in the East. The class
address was delivered by Miss May Jean
Francy. Of Ohio. aud the response was by
Miss Coral Wilcox. a member of the jun
ior class. brief address was also made
by Rev. DR.. George Duncan.
A pleasant feature of the exercises was
the planting of the ivy by Miss Edith
Tate of Kansas, during which a song,
written for the occasion by Miss Dorothy
May Turner. of Ohio. was sung by the
class. The class prophecy was read by
Miss Daisy Graves, Of Missouri.
Miss AzeeZ is the editor -chief of the
college paper and she stated that when
she returns to her home it is her inten-
lion to follow journalism as a profession.
Miss Mae Cecil Wallerstein. of Kentucky.
has been associate editor of the college
paper. The members of the graduating
class are:
Mis- Blanche Davis. Illinois; Miss Bess Dough-
'rty, Missouri; Niss Josephine Elizabeth Duncan
Texas; Miss Daisy Graves, Missouri Miss J. Fran
ccs Lucdde. Texas; Miss Maud Lue Minor.
Miss Martha Loretta obcrt, Penns,l.
ssnia and Miss Edythe l. Tate, Kansas.
Miss Marie + Azecz, Syria: Miss Nav Jean
Francy. Ohio; Miss Edith Griiiiss Tennessee: Miss
othy May Turner. Ohio, and Miss Mae Cecil Wal