The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Names of the Graduates.
The graduates include


Deaconess course-Della Belle Beechley, Mount
Venon Iowa; Gertrude l. Catlin Chattanooga,
Tenn; Lottis Ethel Conner. indianapolis, Ind.
Ellis Msrsha Fieger 2itsburg Pa; Olive n.
Osborne. Cleveland. Ohio; Mar Helen Wslsmith.
BrightWood. d. c.; Sarah Elizabeth Ysudes. VII
Transport. Pa.
Missionary course-sarah Ella Adams Canton.
Ohio; Helen T. Baldwin One0uta, y. Y; Eliza
beth Mary Caryon. Iron Mountain. Mlch. Wnifrcd
Rosamond Jackson, BHishtoE, \. Y, Nellie May
LaPorte ToWanda. Pa.
Nurse deaooness couFse-Anna Jane Hamilton.
GToEe City. Ps.
Nurse training course-Ega Margaret Bingham.
Iuuiata Pa; AnDa Lucretia Brown. Canton Pa
FloEa Louise GWynn. Grand Rapids. Mica; Anna
Jane Hamilton. Grove Cfty. Pa Frances LEILA
Higgins. PaHy \. 4; Nora II Highan. Biuffton,
Ind; Ethel Nav HOusel. Galesburg. H. Minnie
Irvine, New York. \. Y: Martha FloFenee John
son lakewood y. J.. Mildred B. Richardson
Cameron, W Va; Maud Emice Saybsugh. Mont
TelieT Ohio 'ienevieye Marie Tree, Mount Pleasant.
Mica Alice White Plainsyille, Pa s, Erminie
Wilbu Portland Me
kindergarten course-Helen Evans Kirk. Pittsburg.
Pa Annie Lee Price. Baltimore. Nd Celia Marie
Rogers. Rochester y. Y.
The exercises marked the close Of Prof
Gallaghers career with the college, he
having resigned 10 accept the presi-
denCy of the Maryland College for
Women, at Lutherville, Nd.
During his career at Rust Hail, Prof
Gallagher has advanced the school When
/ he took charge there were but two de-
partments with thirty-eight students
and nurses He added the kindergarten
and mission departments and through
his efforts they were brought 10 the state
Of perfection which they now enjoy.
Plans Of Rust Hall.
In 1901 he reconstructed the plans for
Rust Han, and with the contributions and
gifts Of money received through his solici-
| tation. and amounting 20 more than s256,
90. he erected the brildings which viii
stand as a monument 10 his labors.
The students now number more than
100 and the hospital has more than dou-
bled its patronage. the income now reach
ing $1,000 The first year il was $500
The annual expenses are about S42el0.
and this is met by the woman's Home
Missionary Society.
Dr. Gallagher is well known in every
section >of the country. He is q graduate
Of Wesleyan University. Middletown.
Conn. having taken the A. B. degree in
1870 lie entered the ministry the same
year and filed pnlplts in Brooklyn. y. Y:
New Haven. Conn: Hartford. Conn. f,
and Providence. R. T. He was also presid-
ing elder of the New England district.
lie tnen entered upon educational WORK.
and was called to the Lawrence Uni
versity al Appleton. Wis. Later he went
10 the Wesleyan Seminary and College
at kents Hill Me. where he was asso-
ciate principal
Or. Gallagher has already looked over
his new field and has arranged a number
Of improvements. which viii make the
school one of the most up-to-date in the
country The Luthervllle school Is one
Of the Oldest In the country, and well
established II gives degrees and also
furnishes preparatory courses
Or. Gallagher VIII have entire control
OF the school. lie VIII provide a new
assembly room. arrange a new Eymnast-
um, and make other Improvements. which
will make the school one of the most mod
ern in the country. There viii be a fac
Ulty OF thirteen teachers. and music and
art viii be added 10 the curriculum,