Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-07
REeMxE y6EIR PAPERS.
Diplomas Conferred Upon Students of
FIynn's Business College.


The twenty-fourth anndai commence
ment of Flynn's Business College took pace
last evening at the Academy of Music. A
large audience was present. The gradu-
ates in the regular course were Adrien F.
Busick, Margaret L. Connolly, Robert Day.
Myra Myrta Dean, Mary Belle Finney,
Henry Freer. Robert A. Glib, Isabel Fall
coner Grant. Fred P. Gray, Edward Green,
Minnie A. Hardg. Edmond w. ]. Healy,
Arthur Clifton Houghton. David William
Jacobs, Milford Orrin Jarvis, Anna Elouise
Jones. Walter Knox, Maurice Lewis.
Francis H. Low, John w. Lunsford. Fred
o. Martin. Katie Agnes Miller. Lillian
Charline Monkey, Justus Chandler Nelson,
John OBrien. Gertrude H. Peach, Charles
G Ponickau, William K. Quinn, Blanche
Marie Robbins, Lucy Putnam Robinson.
Nellie Ruckdaeschel, Collingwood Sanborn.
Harry Randolph Saunders, Mamie Doretta
Sobotka, George L. Storm, William A.
Swenk, Albert S. Tucker, Rupert E. Wick
cry, Ernest Warfield, Janet McGill Wynn
koop.
Those in shorthand and typewriting were:
Adrien F. Busick, Margaret L. Connolly,
Mary Belle Finney, Arthur Clifton Hough-
ton. Anna Elouise Jones, Lillian Charline
Monkey, George Munroe, Lucy Putnam
Robinson. Collingwood Sanborn, Harry
Randolph Saunders. Mamie Doretta So
botka, George L. Storm, Ernest Warf1eld,
Janet McGill Wynkoop.
The post-graduates were Arthur Clifton
Houghton and Justus Chandler Nelson.
ch rns @ AS Mds sS se
Song" in which the following took part:
Misses Grace Endicott. Ruth Rizer. Ger
trude Fry, Refine Rochon. Florence Stevens.
Montgomery. Grace Harding. Lena Zim-
norman. Louise Hull, May Stops. Eliza
beth Sloan, Anna Endicott, Edith Fry,
Matilda Rochon Ida Ullman, Florence We
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Messrs. Robert Stearns. Clarence Whit
more, Edward Schultz, John Timmes. T. A.
Pssel. Fred Carlin, Maurice Vilsack, Robt
Barringer, John Tyssowskt J: c; Bal;
Smoot, Earl Smoot, Richard Barry. Mark
Lansburgh, Paul Ffnckle, Alexander Mason.
Wilmer Lent, Rudolph Lent and August
Heck; capriccioso for violin, Mr.. Clarence
Marie Bastianelli; adagio and finale, from
the ninth concerto for violin, Miss Florence
Stevens; overture, Bridal Rose" Prof.
E. r. Harris Orchestra of the Columbia
Conservatory of Music; piano. Prof E. r.
Hart; violins. Messrs. Herman Bredekamp,
Theo. Urban, c. Meininger; viola, Mr.. Geo.
]. Weber; cornet Mr.. w. B. Mundelle, DR..
w. E. Dffenderfer; clarinet. Mr.: S. F.
Compton: bass, Mr.. C. Brown; cello, Mr..
Charles Havell; trombone, Mr.. E. H. John
son; flute. Mr.. L. Fahnestock.
This was followed by soprano solo.
Holy City" Miss Nellie NJ Corrigan: ac-
companist. Miss Anna R. Kearon: mando-
lin solo, Waltz de Concert" Prof. Walter
T. Holt, accompanied by Mr.. Carl Holer;
baritone solo. "Asthore." Mr.. Robert J.
Green: accompanist Miss Annie Green:
mandolin and guitar orchestra, Prof Wal
ter T. Holt, director, (a) isle of Cuba
Waltz CD 1.-The Man Behind the Cum"
Misses Ida Shirley, Mabel Hart, Alice
Green, Eleanor Walker Anna NJ. Brunn-
bar. Helen Gage, Bertha Butler. Mary Gage,
Elizabeth Hoover. Loretta Wilbur. Helen
Roberts, Minna Anderson. Georgia Forbes,
Mrs. Don P. Blaine, Walter Shipe. Rob-
inson White, Messrs. Stanley Gamble. Will
bur Moreland. Bert Thomas, Walter Gill
lean. H. Fl. Test, Will Ourand, Ed. Nc
Dunstan, Will Ullman, Callahan and Her
man Bredekamp.
Soprano solo, with Mrs. Charles Bishop
accompanist by Miss Mary Agnes Browne,
was next on the program. THIS was sue
cceded by cornet solo. fantasia and polka.
Mr.. w. B. Mundelle. accompanied by
Harris orchestra; tenor solo, Goodbye"
Mr.. Dennis A. O'Brien; violin obligato,
Mr.. Herman Bredekamp; accompanst. Miss
Mary Welch: overture. "Leichte Caval-
le;ne,'' Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Oc-
tet. Messrs. Herman. Bredekamp. Wilbur
Moreland. Stanley Gamble, Harry Lowe,
Will Ullman, Frank Rose, Z. V. Dunstan
and Prof. Walter 7. Holt: medley overture
on number of favorite airs, the orchestra.
The diplomas were presented to the grad
yates by Mr. James l.. Norris in some APP
propriate remarks. At the close of Mr..
Norris address THE Star Spangled Ban
ner' was sung by the graduates and audi
ence. accompanied on pianos by the Misses
Peach and Robinson, and by Harris Orches-
ira.