Evening journal., 1902-06-06
DIPLOMAS FOR
GOLDRY PUPILS
Pretty Commencement Exer-
CiSeS in the Opera Rouse
Men Of Prominence Give The Young
Men and Women Graduates
Good Advice

After passing through the course OF
studies prescribed, more than 100 young
men and women Of the Goldcy CONNER
cial College were presented their diplomas
in the Opera House last night. The
house was crowded with friends and rela-
tives Of the graduates long before the
opening exercises began. The young wo-
men Of the class were seated on the
right OF the house and the young men on
the left. The exercises opened with an
invocation by the Rev. William Writ
King, d. D., Of Grace Church Mayor
Fisher introduced Miss Serena NJ Nun
da, who delivered the salutatory and re-
ceived warm applause. The Rev /. NJ.
Foster. d. D. formerly Of BROOKLYN. n.
Y, spoke on citizenship" and defined
such as being vested with certain rights.
privileges and duties. At the conclusion
Of the address the following were pre-
scented with diplomas:
Commercial Department Wilmington
Charlotte j.. Black Ilulda =. Lind. j. T.
Moore w II. Roberts, II. M. Smyth, Leon
C. Truitt
Delaware-W. *. Belts Roy ]. Bradley.
Ella V. Dugan, w. f. Danzenhaker, IL.
H. Kitchens. j. 3. Jackson, George w.
Kellan, Charles Wilmer King, S. Austin
McCann. j. f. Mcdonald, Ernest Muncy,
H. L. Smith, John Shilling. Bculah NJ.
Spicer. J. n. Townsend, T.. r. Winter. w.
o. Wingate.
NIaryland--W II. Adams. n Z. Beau
champ, J. T. Collins, d. L. HurloclS, +.
NJ. Layton, oscar o. Patchett, Coyne
Sterling. John /. Tilghman.
Pennsylvania-TheOd E. Byers, c.
A. Daley. II. A. Friclz, A. v Gemmill, ].
e. S. Garrett. r. b. Grove, Floyd Hart
man. VI. G. Hall, J. 6. Nesbit, Jr., T. r.
Nivin, c. II. Stubbs, F. +. Strickland.
Nirginia-W. II. Bloxom, II. l.. Crock
ett Jr., d. J.. Downing, A. S. Dougherty,
W. B. Hickman.
New Jersey. A. Hand.
Following are the graduates OF the
shorthand and typewriting department.:
Wilmington-Jessie Mae Cooper Reha
j. Coyle, c. A. Darby Louis DuIIadway
James Knapp Easley, Vera Godfrey
Helen Henderson, Mabel Jones, Cathar-
inc NJ. Kelly. George p. Lewis, Hulda
Lind, Serena Munda, Sara Mulrooney. T.
A. Alulrooney. Agnes Mitchell. Katie
Pernet. Ethel Pierce, Theresa NJ. Smith
Jane Smyth, Lolita Thompson, May T.
Ward, l.. Anna Taylor.
Delaware Watson X. Belts. E. C.
Graham, Laura +. ellis Ella B. Harris
Ida NJ Hope. Phebe Mcdonald. Nellie
Murphy. Agnes NIcIIinsey, Virginia l.
Robinson. Irene NJ. Street. Nellie c. wy
cherly. George Russell Wright Herbert
Yeates. Jr.
Maryland-Corinne w. Adams, Mauds
j.. Bergman. G. Ferris Bosley, Atti,
Clarke. Lottie DeBaugh, Hannah Dove
Olive c. Graham, Gertrude Gray, Bertha
NJ Harris, Sadye +. Hayman. Geneviev,
Hastings. Nettie Kemp. Margaret NJ
King. Bessie Il. Megaw, Emily Price
Ethel H. Bowens. Katie Frances Strick
land, Gertrude II. Bowman, Grace L
Collins.
Pennsylvania-Miles Bortner. Gula NJ
Conard, Isabel %. Dougherty, Mabel w
Griffith Franklin H. Goldey, Laura Y
Hoagland, Ella Marion Mellott. Cora V
NJ. Snowden.
New Jersey-Iaura Barber, Ada NJ
/ Buzby.
Virginia-James T. Mears.
North Elizabeth Howard
May ParSe
/ South Carolina-Nellie Rast.
Georgia--Maybank A. Jones, Joseph n
Woodan.
A feature of the exercises was the ad
dress TO graduates by Orison SWEET Mar
den of New York city, the editor am
founder Of Success Magazine.
The valedictory address was given b,
| Albert V. Gemmill, Of Pennsylvania, afte
which DIR. Murray, dean Of the college
pronounced the benediction.