Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-22
GLASS IN PHARMACY
DIPLOMAS GRANTED BY Ma
TIoNAL UNIVERSITY.
Thirtv-Second Annual Commencement
Exercises at National Theater
Last Night.

A class of ten young men was graduated
Loot eyeninp from the National College of
Pharmacy at the thirty-second annual coia-
mencement of that institution. Inc eA
ercises we're held in the National Iheater'
several hundred Of the friends OF the
graduates being present. FLOWERS IN pro-
fus,on were presented to the young phar-
macists, after they had received their oe-
orees at the hands of their president, Or.
Henry E. Kalusowski, Phar. D., ana an
elaborate musical program was rendered oy
an orchestra under the direction or PfoI.
Haley. The theater was decorated with the
national flag, while the stage was set Win
many growing palms and above the pros
cenium arch was suspended mortar IN
bowers. the emblem of the school, bearing
TIC letters N c. P and 0 beneath. Inc
Edward B. Fristoe memorial scholarship
Uas won nv Mrs W. c. Downey of the
ella IS of O6, who was on the stage WIN the
graduating class. c,,
DR. Louis Klemm of the United States bu-
roam of education, addressed the graduates.
He made a strong plea for the dissemlha
ton of a knowledge OF chemlstr! anu neal.
Iv advocated the adoption of that science
az a nart of the course of the high scnools
of the city He said that, while chemistry
has been denied the honor or classinca tlon
among the exact sciences u sHouiu ~ no
nroyen itself worthy Of place pesioe
mathematics and kindred sciences
prof Samuel Waggaman followed Dr.
Klemm in an address, after whicn res.
and John ]. McLoone Of Ireland, delivered
the yaledictory. The pronouncement .,
the benediction by DIR. Clark, concluded
the exercises. -. .,o ,,,s,
ora duated. Joseph Foster Allison, Illinois,
Tsadore Baer Cohen, Iowa; Frederick Young
Dom. District of Columbia; wilbur suo-
darth Hauer, District OF Columbia; Ciauoe
Edward Koss. District Of Columbia; John
Iosenh McLoone, Ireland; Charles Cum
1ninrs Read, Pennsylvania; Joseph Cromer
Williams Maryland: James Bray Wingate
Maryland; Alfred Wollberg, PennsyiVahia'
BANQUET rendered.
Following graduation exercises at the
theater a banquet was rendered the class
at the Shoreham by the Alumni Assocla-
ton of the National College of Pharmacy.
+ &. Gallagher was chairman OF the COM
mittee having in charge the festivities ana
George D. Kehoe was POSTMASTER several
members of the faculty made remarks our
ing the evening and the valedictorian OF the
graduating class of 'O4, responded to a
call for a speech.
The following were among those In at
| tendance: G. ]. Geiger. c. E. Gross, L. n.
Lamb, G. w. Hurlibaus, c. B. Campbell =.
C,,lette. II. M. Walters.-H. Candee, H. c.
Easterday. T. E. Gibbs. P. J. Afieck F.
Pitzer, J. A. simpson. W. T. Bullock. 2. L.
joachim, H. Dodge. Alexander Schneider +
Bradbury, H. Bradbury, F. A. Tschiffiey. w.
Hough. M. Gibbs. J. R. Major. J. H. Kiln
ger, W. F. Kerfoot. R: w. Harper, w. s..
| Thompson, G. G. c. simms. T. G. Henry,
F. 7. Hofelfnger, F. 4. Holton. s. Wagga-
man, Prof W. F. Hiidebrand. H. E. Kalu-
| sowski, J. B. Cohen, J. F. Allison, c. e.
| Koss. w. s. Hauer. J: J.sMcLoone. F: Y.
Dom. ]. C. Williams. c. c. Read, A. Woll-
| berg, J. 3. Wingate. g. L. Hilton. g. p.
Mankin, r. L. Quigley F. M Criswell. H.
c. Lehman, H. c. Harvey. Alex. Daggett,
G.. w. Duckett, G. B.. Weiss, A. c. Fitch,
| L. p Nolan, F. p. Dewey. s. Gallagher,
G. D. Kehoe and Mr.. Richardson.