The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-05-29
Twenty-Five Complete Their
Course at Army Medi-
cal School.
HOFF MEDAL GOES
TO HENRY C. COBURN
Commencement Begins Tomorrow
in Several Schools Medals
Presented to Art Students.

Twenty-nine graduates of the Army
Medical School. proud Of their work in
that institution and glad to end their
course, viii face Secretary Of War
Dickinson. Major Gen. J. Franklin Bell,
chief of stan of the army; DR.. Roswell
Park, and other well-known men, in
Continental Hall this afternoon at the
annusi graduating exercises of the
school.
Secretary Dickinson viii present the
diplomas TO the twenty-nine, General
Bell will give the Hon memorial medal
given by Colonel Hon in memory of his
father, Alexander HoT, of the civil
war medical stan-to Henry c. Ccburn.
Washington boy. and Or. Park viii
deliver the address to the graduating
class. The twenty-nine who quit the
school with diplomas are:
The Graduates.
Rozier c. Bayly. Virginia: Daniel P.
Card. New York; Henry c. Coburn. Dis
trict of Columbia; Addison D. Davis.
South Dakota; William r. Dear, District
OF Columbia; Charles Z. Doerr, Ohio;
Lee r. Dunbar, New York; Clarence E.
Frenl<, Missouri; Lees c. Garcia, Mis-
souri,; Ralph II. GoIdthwaite, Massa-
chusetts; Daniel W Harmon, Tonnes
see; George d. Heath, jr.. South Caro-
lima; Eben c. Hill, Maryland: Robert
W. Kerr, Rhode Island; Thomas J.
Leary. Pennsylvania; Norman L. Nc
Diarmid. Ohio: George h Mcclellan,
Ohio; James c. Magee, Pennsylvania;
Armin Mueller, Wisconsin; Alexander D.
Parce. Missouri; William S. Shields.
Pennsylvania; William H. Smith. Texas:
Corydon @. Snow. Illinois; Morrison c.
Slayer, Pennsylvania; Clarence A Trou-
holtz. California; Arnold d. futile. New
York; John B. II. Waring, District of
Columbia; James A. Wilson. Michigan,
and Frederick s. Wright, New York.
Commencement exercises are to be
held at one other local institution this
afternoon. The Won Unschuld Uni
versity OF Music viii graduate six young
women. Miss Mildred kOlb and Miss
Katherine McNeal. graduate in the
artist course, and are entitled to
diploma anS the gold medal OF virtuosity.
Hardness and Miss Julia Haydn, gradu-
ate IN the piano teachers training
COURSE.
The exercises are to be held in the
auditorium of the New Masonic Temple
late this afternoon. Nine. Marie Won
Dnschuld viii present the diplomas and
medals During the exercises pupils
VIII give q recital OF instrumental
music.
At Trinity College.
Trinity College graduates viii listen
tomorrow TO PontificaI high mass and
TO the baecaIaureate sermon. The cele-
brant Of the mass VIII be the Rt. Rev.
Philip j. Garrigan, .. D, Bishop Of
Sioux City, Iowa; the Rev. John w
Melody. D. D., will be assistant priest
the Rev. Thomas Z Shields, Ph. D.,
Ii. D., and the Rev John y. Mcguire.
D. D., VIII be deacons of honor, and the
Rev George A Dougherty and the Rev.
William J. Kerby, Phi. D., will be
masters OF ceremonies. The baccalaure-
ate sermon following the PontihcaI
High Mass at 10 o'clock. will be preached
oy the Rev. William Turner, ID. D.
Holy Cross Commencement.
Commencement exercises of Holy
Cross Academy will begin with Ma
donna evening at the academy. 1872
Massachusetts avenue northwest, to
morrow at p. N. On wednesday there
viii be luncheon at the academy from
y 10 ?, and garden parties and suppers
from to 8 on both Wednesday and
Thursday.
The closing exercises Of the primary
department viii take place on Friday,
June 4, at $3.50 O'Clock; mass and bac-
calaureate sermon on Sunday. June g. at
% ElJEAs EBiAtE4t Adf exercises on
Monday. June Z, at 4 O'Clock; examina-
ton of music graduates on Tuesday,
June 8, at O'Clock; class night exer-
clses on Wednesday, June 9, at 8
O'Clock. The graduating exercises will
take place on Thursday, June 10, at 4
o'clock at the National Theater.
Commencement exercises for the
graduating class of the Government
2ospital for the Insane Nursing School
were held last night In the chapel OF
that institution. DR. Henry M. Hurd, Of
Johns Hopkins, made the address to
the class, and owing to the absence OF
Surgeon General r. NJ. Gunnel, =. s. N,
he also presented the diplomas. Miss
Gertrude Elizabeth Davis was class
valedictorian, the Rev. John n. Schick
led in prayer, and the Rev. Hugh Il.
Stevenson pronounced the benediction.
The graduating class was composed
OF the following members; Miss Ma
ailda Roeper Woodburn, OF Kentucky:
Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Davis. OF Mary
land; Miss Helen Wilson, Of Virginia;
Robert A Jenkins. Of Maryland; Mss
Daisy Irene Duke. Of Virginia; +. u.
Emmons, OF Virginia; Miss Hilda II.
Holmes. OF Virginia. Miss Lillian !.
MeConehe. Of Virginia; Miss Margaret
3. Smith. of Virginia; Miss Della Bur
rough Swami. Of Maryland, and Miss
Lillian Rawlings. of Maryland.
Begin Vacation.
Students If the coFcoran Gallery of
Art today begin their long and much
looked for summer vacation.
Several hundred people walked down
10 the Corcoran Gallery last night to
view the work OF the local students
and hear the announcement Of the prize
winners. Gen John n Wilson stood at
the head OF the marble steps which lead
10 the second floor Of the gallery and
presented the prizes and T. b. Mcclure
made the announcements.
The prize winners were Miss Edith
Alice Barnes, gold medal, ia the life
and antique classes. Miss Minna He'll
prin was given the bronze medal in
These classes: Miss Elsie Brooke Snow
den took the prize in drawing; Miss
Louise Huntington won the silver medal
fn the draped life class. Miss Elizabeth
Hatton received honorable mention
Airs. MyTou ID. Smith won the silver
medal in the still life class, while Mrs.
J. d. Hauze received honorable mem
ton Vincent II. Lynch won the first
prize. q silver medal. in the composition
class. and Frederic b. Fox won honor
able mention.
Miss Elizabeth AfuhIhofer won the
silver medal IN the water color class,
and Miss Pearl Potter and 5. N. Con-