The Washington times., 1909-06-03
TWO SCORE GIVEN
THEIR DIPLOMAS
Exercises Held This Morn
ing in National Park
Seminary.

Forty-two young ladies received d.
plomas from the hands of Senator J. c..
Burrows of Michigan at the National
Park Seminary, Forest Glen, Md. this
morning
The commencement exercises were I'M
usually elaborate this year and the class
graduated was one of the largest in the
history of the institution. The musical
program was under the direction Of
Prof Josef Kaspar, and one of the fea-
lures of the exercises was the singing
OF the aria, Perez de Bresil," by Miss
Franceska kaspar, daughter of the
prof. cassidy presided at the exer-
Cises, which began AT 10 O'Clock TINS
morning. Before presenting the dlplo-
mas, Senator Burrows made short
speech, in which he congratulated the
graduates. Eleven Of the students Of
the school were given certificates for
special courses.
Glass Day Exercises.
The annual class day exercises Of the
Forest Glen institution were held yes
terday, when a clever slSit, entitled "A
Dream of a Midsummer Night" was
presented by the combined forces Of all
tho classes.
The college commencement, to take
place this evening at CASTOR Hail. is the
next thing on the June. week program
at Georgetown University. The Rev
Father Himmel, president of the Uni
Versity. viii preside.
Fifteen graduates OF the School of
Nurses of George Washington UNIVERSE
the university hail, Fifteenth and II
streets northwest. The Rev. Richard D
Harlan opened the exercises with an in
vocation and Dr.. Noble 2. Barnes de-
llvered the address to the graduates.
Each Of the graduates was presented to
President Needham by Miss Strubble.
superintendent The president presented
the diplomas The graduates include.
Eleanor JOY Clesver, Pennsylvania;
Rosa Waters Rldgely Maryland; Ada
Isabella Humphrey, Virginia: Evelyn
Sadve WiAoughby, Maryland; Sarah
TaylOe Washington, Virginia; Agnes
Irene Mcheivey. District OF Columbia /.
Louise Bailous Page. West Virginia
Mamie Alvarine Mathews. Georgia; ;
Carrie Rhoda White, New York; Fannie
Boykin Carter. Virginia. Ellen McGn
Garrett Maryland; Minnie Hardwick
Redman, District of Columbia, Roberta
Carson Morgan, Virginia; Araminta
Howell Virginia
Bishop Gailor Heard.
Yesterday was graduation day at the
National Cathedral School for Girls. and
the exercises incident thereto were
made notable by the presence of the
Rt- Rev. Thomas Frank GaiIOr. D. D.
LII D. Bishop OF Tennessee, who de-
livered the address 10 the graduates.
The diplomas were presented by Bishop
Harding The graduating class included;
Miss Mildred Fuller Aubrey. of Wash e
ington; Miss Helen Green Baldwin. of
Rattinores Miss Mary Foster Barber. of
Afauch Chunk. Pa: Miss Ellen Wither-
spoon Bond, Of LaWrefcebswg. Ky;
Miss Christine Fox, Of Washington;
MISS EleanOre Edwards Gale. of Wash
ington, Miss Lucy PierDont Gilbert Of
ST. Paul, Mimi; Miss Alice Gertrude
Gordon. of Washington; Miss Lucia
Beverly Hollerith. OF Randolph, Nd.
Miss Emily Louise Holt OF Charlotte.
y. c.; Miss Helen Brelsford Hood. OF
Palm Beach, Fla; Mss Miriam War
rem Hubbard. of Chestertown, Nd; Miss
Edith Angelina HUFF, OF fsreensburg Pa :
Miss Ruth Oswald Kalbfeisch. Of RO-
chester. y. Y Miss Ruth Parker Lar
ner, of Washington; Miss Frances Mil
Ian, CT St Joseph, Mo- Miss Eessn Lea
Miner. OF Wfikesbarre, Pa. Miss Dor
othy Burns Myers, of Jacksonville. Fla F;
Miss Nirena Marjorie Palmer, of Pom
tiac, Mich; Miss Julia Richardson. Of
Atlanta, Ga; Miss Marguerite Eugenia
Skinner, OF Kansas City. Mo; Miss Re
becca Henderson Thorn, OF Pitfsburg;
and Miss Roberta Willard. Of Newport,
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Carter To Make Address.
Senator Thomas II. Carter Of Mon
tana. viii deliver the address to the
graduating classes at the fortieth annu-
al commencement of the National Uni
NeTsify Law School 10 be held at the
National Theater next Sunday evening.
The baccal laureate sermon Will be de-
liTered in the morning by The Rev. Dr.
Samuel II. Woodrow. The Rev. Ulysses
.. 3 Pierce viii pronounce the inVoca-
ton and the beuedlction at the com
mencement exercises in the evening.
The Marine Band, under the direction
Of Lieutenant Santlemaan, will pro-
vide the musical program.
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock the
annual commencement exercises Of the
Bliss Electrical School VIII be held in
the Sunday school house OF the Calvary
Baptist Church. Commissioner II. b +
Macfarland viii deliver the address TO
the graduates.
Miss Madeira's School.
The commencement exerci ses Of Miss
Madeirs's School viii oe held this ar
ternOon at 8 O'Clock in the ball room of
Rauscher's
The address TO the graduates win be