The Washington times., 1909-06-10
SCHOOLS WILL END
THEIR YEARS TODAY
Exercises for Holy Cross
and @. u. Training School
This Afternoo~

TOday's program for commencement
week contains two afternoon exercises
when graduates of Holy Cross Academy
and of Georgetown University Hospital
Training School VIII receive their
diplomas. The Holy Cross commence
ment viii be held at 4 o'clock in the
National Theater. The program for the
event has been prepared with view OF
departing from the set custom, and it
IS promised that a number of interest
ing features will be introduced.
The nurses at the training school will
receive their diplomas In Castor Hall
al 4:S0 o'clock. This commencement is
regarded as one of the most interesting
Of the week. The officials of George
town University medical department
viii attend, and the large class TO be
graduated viii hear some interesting
addresses. The medical department ex-
eTcises viii be held tomorrow evening
At Castor Hail.
Lieberman Exercises.
A departure from the ordinary was
observed in the recital given at the
Washington Club, 1710 7 street north
west. by the pupils of Miss L. Lieber-
man, to signalize the close of her season
and the presentation Of medals and GER
included a series Of selections of an un-
usual character interpreted by the
youthful musicians. The performance of
Master Russell Hi. who played Two
selections and an encore in faUltless
style, was especially commendable. The
entertainments was opened with an over
ture played on five piaEos. Mrs. Rob
ert Fatt and Miss Leona Young, so
prsnos, assisted.
Miss Lieberman made brief address
IN awarding the scholarships fer the
year and thanked the public for the
generous support given her. She also
paid an eloquent tribute 10 the news
papers. Miss Edith Strasburger was
awarded The Washington Times schOl- /
arship Carrcl1 :. Bone secured that /
Of the Washington Herald, and Miss /
Edith Dewall the one offered by the /
Evening star in place Of the late Miss /
Mary DOTtsch.
Scholarships Awarded
Scholarships were also awarded Miss |
Mabel Davis and Master Uriel Davis. |
During the course of the evening Miss /
Lieberman presented Mrs. Thomas c. |
Noyes with q handsomely bound set OF /
songs in several volumes
The final event of the George WASH /
ington University exercises was given /
last evening in the form of reception /
at Rauchers which was attended by the /
faculty, students and the friends and /
relatives Of the graduates. The recep- t
ton was under the direction OF the 1
Association Of Glass Presidents and 4
every class had hand in the affair. 1
The various departments of the univer-
slty were well represented. President /
Charles ". Needham, with Mrs Need
ham and other members of the faculty
and the board of trustees, stood at the 4
head of the receiving line The Marine /
Rand furnished music. DR. H W. /
Houghton was in charge of the affair
and was assisted by NJ W Winters, B.
II Bailey, W F. Mclaughlin, A S.
Davidson, A NJ Daniels, ". D. Micou.
A. j.. Hugins, J.. r. ManviIle. E p /
Gates, J. r Curl. F. K. Maxcy. H II
Lower, II. c. Hall, A c. Smith, c. A II
Fisher, c. f. Young, A. c. Calvert, G.
". Sherry, W. F. Crafts, George T.
Bean, c W. Henderson, and Douglas
Tschiffely.