The Washington times., 1906-05-28
Interesting Program for
Commencement Exer-
ciSes at Bristol School.

The program for the Bristol School
commencement exercises began last
evening. when the Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith. d. D.. of S.. Margaret's Church,
delivered the baccalaureate sermon. To-
morrow at 1890 o'clock in the morning
prizes will be delivered. and at $3.50
Wednesday afternoon the class day ex-
ercises Will begin. Miss Dorothy Millen
viii deliver the class welcome 10 the
Juniors; Miss Marie Elise Riles, clFss
historian, will read her paper Miss
Alice Gertrude Johnson will recite the
class poem: while other features Of the
exercises include class prophecy, Miss
Dorothea Heness Knox; class. presents
tion. Miss Dorothy Millen. class fare
well Miss Marion Stuart Martin; the
class song, and the pretty ceremony
attendant upon ivy planting day, OF
which Miss Amy Randolph Morton has
charge.
Thursday. May 81. at D. m. the girls
VIII give French play. and the com
mencement ceremonies will begin az s
O'Clock .. m Friday. June l.
The graduates of Miss Bristors school
are Miss Alice Gertrude Johnson. OF
Michigan: Miss Dorothea Heness Knox
Maryland: Miss Marion Stuart Martin,
] tennessee. Miss Dorothy Millen. Staten
Island. y. Y: Miss Amy Randolph
Morton. Tennessee, Miss Marie Elise
Riles. OF Florida all OF whom viii -e-
ceive English diplomas. and Miss Alice
Gertrude johnson and Miss Dorothy
Miiien viii receive French diplomas.
Mr. and Mrs. n Unman. OF 1ils sixth
street northwest, VIII be AZ home We'd
nesday. Nav 30, from 10 10 o'clock in
honor OF the confirmation OF their
daughter Thelma-
Mrs. Rome,n Ayres and her
daughter. Mss Juliet Opie Ayres. viii
spend part or the summer IN Virginia
where they have taken a cottage ont
side Of Lecsburg.
Henry Prince. son OF Representatives
Prince. has returned 10 his home ~
Galesburg. IL. having passed the win
ter in this city
AR and Mrs. a. Keonigsbergcr. OF .07
II street viii be at home Wednesday.
MAY 80. from : 10 70 o'clock In honor Of
their daughters confirmation
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Fischer will be
al home In honor Of the confirmation OF
their son, Milton. NJ I52e T street. Wed
AesdaF' Nay 20. after o'clock.
Miss Thompson VIII repeat her sue
cessfui entertainment given in 81 An
drew's Pa-ish Hall q few weeks ago FOR
the benefit of the church debt, this time
Tor the United Daughters Of the Con-
feceraCy OF the District OF Column bia.
The entertainment Will again be given
in the Parish Hall. Friday night. June /.
1t O'Clock. and Will include thu quain:
and pretty Quaker drill, with little girls
In line, the flag driu, when both girls
and boys Will form the beautiful figures
and sing patriotic songs. and the flower
drill. with daintily dressed young ladies
IN the figures Ms. William Keye Miller
will be tie soprano OF the evening. and
Fulton b. Karr accompanist Admis-
sion 10 the Parish Hall VIII be > cents.
Mrs. George Law. Of New York. was
tho guest OF Senator and Mrs. Stephen
b Elkins Cor an over Sunday visit. and
Joined them at their dinner party Satur-
day night IN honor Of the Indian prince
and his wife.
r. $. Thomas and family. who are
spending the early summer abroad.
have arrived in Paris.
General and Mrs Sumner. with Mrs.
r NJ Long. and Rear Admiral and Mrs
Stevens. form n party Of Washington
people who are staying at the MsrlbOr-
ough- Blerheim-
The Rev. Richard Lewis Howell and
Mrs. Howell have gene 70 Atlantic City
for few GAYS rest and change. and are
stopping at the Brighten.
Prior 10 sa,Iir z for Europe. Mrs. Sig
mund Wolf. o. Martins Ferry. Ohio
was the guest last week OF Mrs Leo
Wolf.