The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-07
FLYNN's COLLEGE GRADUATES
commencement Exercises Attended
by q Big Audience.

commencement
by Big Audience.
The elaborate and extensive programme
Of the commencement exercises OF the
graduating class of Flynn's Business Col
lege was rendered last night before an
attendance that filled the orchestra, bal
Academy Of Music. Many OF the later
corners were unable to secure entrance
to the house.
Selections Of violin, vocal. cornet. man
doiin, and orchestral music were accorded
a full need of applause. The soprano
solo. Holy City, (Adams). rendered by
Nellie NJ. Corrigan, and the tenor solo.
Goodbye" (TostD. rendered by Dennis
A. O'Brien, were the best received num-
bers of the programme. Prof. Ernest Lent
conducted the orchestra of forty strings
in the overture, rendering Mendelssohn's
Alfalfa March" and Gounod's Spring
Song" Prof. E. r. Harris orchestra Of
the Columbian Conservatory of Music rem
dered Lavalle's Bridal Rose" and a med
ley overture OF popular airs.
y third orchestra, composed of mando-
Inns and guitars and directed by Waiter
T. Holt, rendered with exquisite sweet
ness two selections, Isle of Cuba Waltz"
(Elliot) and THE Men Behind the Guns
(Sousa.) Other numbers of the programme
were: "Capriccio." for violin ten Have).
rendered by Clarence Whitmore: Air
Narie" Uent. for violin. rendered by
Marie Bastianelli: "Adagio and finale
from the 9th concerto" (De Beriot), for
violin, by Florence Stevens: mandolin
solo. 'Walse de Concert (SiegeD. Prof
Walter T. Holt; baritone solo, ashore"
tTrotere), Robert ]. Green; soprano solo.
"Parla" (ArditD, rendered By Mrs
Charles Bishop; cornet sois, "Fantasie
and Polka. tRollinson). sung by W. B.
Mundelle. accompanied by Harris orches-
ira; overture. ''Leichte Cavallerie" (von
Suppe), by the Nordica Mandolin and
Guitar Octette.
The programme closed with the Star
Spangled Banner" sung standing by the
graduates and the audience. accompanied
by Gertrude H. Peach and Lucy P Robin
son and Harris orchestra.
The presentation of the diplomas was
made by Mr.. James L. Norris to the fol-
lowing graduates:
Adrien F. Busick, Margaret L. Connolly, Robert
Day. Myra Myrta Dean, Mary Belle Ffnney.
Henry Freer, Robert A. Glib. Isabel Falconer
Grant. Fred p. Graz. Edward Greep, Minnie A.
Hartig. Edmond W. J. Healy., Arthur Clifton
hOugntOn, DaVlu William JACOBS. Mllfofd Orrin
Jarvis. Anna Eloui5e Jones. Walter Knox.
Maurice Lewis, Francis II. Low, John W. Lrns-
ford. Fred o. Martin, Katie Agnes Miller, Lillian
Charline Moxley, Justus Chandler Nelson, John
O'Brien. Gertrude II. Peach. Charles &. Ponckau
William h. Quinn, Blanche Marie Robbins Lucy
Putnam Robimon. Nellie Ruckdaeschel, Coling-
wood sanborn, Harry Randolph Saunders, Manic
loretta Sobotka. George l.. Storm, William A.
SwenE. Albert S. Tucker. Rupert f. yickery.
Ernest Wariied, Janet McGill Wynkoop.
Shorthand and typewriting-Adrien F. Busick,
Margaret l.. Connolly, Mary Belle Finney. Ar
thur Clifton Houghton. Apna Elouise Jones,
Lillian Charline Monkey. George Munroc. Lucy
Putnam Robinson, Coingwood sanborn, Harry
Saunders. Mamie loretta Sobotka, |
George l.. Storm, Ernest Warfeld, Janet McGill
Wynkoop.
Post graduates Clifton Houghton, JUS
tu5 Chandler Nelson.