Evening star., 1901-06-13
READY FOR BUSINESS
ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT OF FLYNN.s
COLLEGE LAST NIGHT.
National Theater Crowded with
Friends of the Pupils-Interesttns
Program-List of Graduates.

The annual commencement of Flynn's
| Business College at the National Theater
last night brought out a throng of friends
and relatives OF the graduates which
crowded the theater to the doors and
hundreds Of persons were turned away
unable even to secure admission. A delight
ful musical program. employing the best
Efforts OF well-known local talent, enter
tained the audience for two hours.
The seventy-three graduates were group
ed In a semi-circle on the stage, with Mr.
and Mrs. Flynn in the center The young
women graduates, daintily gowned In the
conventional white, and displaying the col
lege colors of green and white I'm streamers
of ribbons. made fetching picture.
Profusion of Flowers
AT the conclusion Of the program the
diplomas were presented by Prof. Flynn
assisted by Mrs. Flynn, and for each grad
uate there was consratulatory demon
stration by the audience and beautiful
floral tributes. The young men, as well
as the young women. were showered with
these tokens from we'll -wishers and also
blushed under their burdens OF blossoms
Two large and handsome floral pieces were
presented to the principal and his wife
The program was arranged in three
parts, and was made up almost entirely of
vocal and instrumental selections Mr..
David c. Bangs gave a classical reading
and was heartily encored. The numbers of
Prof. E. r. Harris orchestra and of the
mandolin and guitar orchestral. under the
direction of Prof. Walter T. Holt, were es-
peclally pleasing. The entertainment was
under the stage direction of Prof Hart
Vocal solos Were rendered by Robert j.
Green, John c. Weidman, Walter Shannon
ana Mrs Joseph Chunn.' Other features OF
the program were mandolin solo by Mr.
Holt. cornet duet by w. b. Mundelle and
w. h. Diffenderfer; selections by the Arion
singing Society under the direction of
Emil A. Holer; vocal quartet selections hy
Mrs. Charles Bayly. Mrs. Joseph Chunn
Mrs. w. S. Wiley and Miss Laura French
and a vocal duet by Mrs. Bayly and Har-
rington Barker.
The graduates were as follows:
General course-Charles Francis Appler
Pearl Goff Barnette. John w. p Battley
Frederick Julius Batter, Blanche Blake.
more. Mabel n. Blakemore. Ruth r. Bla-
zey, Swift G. Boykin, Mabel NJ Brauman
Blanche c. Cooksey, Albert H. Callory
Henry E. Deckman. Francis X Fenwick
Harriet E. Finch Dora Gostin, l.. Daisy
Green, Rhea NJ. Green. William F. Holm.
Frances E. Joullian. Charles o. Judson An
ME Kaufman. Bessie Keiser. Effle Keiser
Arthur f. kight, Alma Barbara Krumke
August McAuliff. Elsie Cathryn Morris.
Theresa Catherine Murphy. Leon Philip
Nachman. Richard w. Norton, Bessie l..
ONeill. Henry Wilson Petty Daisie Ar
bella Reed, Charles X. Reeve Edith Pearl
Rule, Clara Louise Simpson, Margaret Ce-
celia Simpson, Lewis ]. Shanor, Ruth f.
Spinks. j. Dwight Stotler. James Howard
Thomas, Albert S. Tucker, Florence NJ.
Wagner. Philip o. Ward, Lucy Teresa
Wathen, Nellie Norwood Wilmington,
Kathryn Cleone Williams, Paul Winkel-
man.
Shorthand and typewriting-Pearl Goff
Barnette, Frederick Julius Batter. Blanche
Blakemore Mabel n. Blakemore. Swift G.
Boykin. Mabel NJ Brauman Blanche G
CnOkSev Harriet
L. Daisy Green, Rhea NJ. Green. Frances
Z. Joullian, Bessie keiser Effie keiser. AL
ma Barbara KrumlIe. Elsie Cathryn Nor
ris, Theresa Catherine Murphy Bessie L.
ONell. Daisie Ar5elia Reed j. Dwight
Stotler, Albert S. Tucker, Florence NJ Wag-
ner. Lucy Teresa Wathen, Kathryn Cleone
Williams.
Post graduate-J. Dwight Stotler