The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-05-25
LIST Of GRADUATES
HAS NEW RECRUITS
Commencement Exercises to
Be Held in Many Schools
Tonight.

More recruits will be added this even
ing TO the army of graduates of Wash
inEtOu schools and colleges.
Commencement exercises of the class
of 90 of the School of Nursing connect
ed with Columbia and ChiIdren's Hos
pitfalls viii be held in George Washing
ton University Han.
The program viii include prayer by
the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. an address
by the Rev. J. Henning Nelr1s. 4 re-
pert of the training school by Admiral
Willard H. Brownson, L. S. n, presi-
dent of Children's Hospital; announce
ment of graduates 10y Dr. George n.
Acker dean, and the comforting Of
diplomas by Richard Randolph Nc
Mahon, president OF the board of trus-
tees of the training school.
The list of graduates includes kath-
crime Won Bradt, Margaret Vernon Nc
Kelden, Virginia Washington Meade,
EGith kurtZ Walter. Sarah Couth 1t
Stourgeon, Irene Virginia Dearborn,
Mary Rembert Brown, Mary Elizabeth
/ Aylor. Bernice LaVlnla Bready, Ethei
Hanson Brown. Mary Catherine Pass,
/ Dorothy Estella Owen, and Lydia
Evangeline Emsiey-
At Hamilton School
Eight young women from nearly as
many States viii make up the gradual
/ ing class of Hamilton School, Lafayette
/ Square, to receive their diplomas to-
night They are Marie Thomas Barnitz
/ of Ohio; Inez Trew, of South Carolina
/ Louise Chew Gohlke, of Texas; Ina
Dorothy Grussler, Of wisconsin; Cora
( lamar Martin. of Georgia; Viola Rosa
mond Taylor, of Nebraska, Evelyn Vir-
ginia Hopkins, and Sadie Hay Mullins
/ OF Virginia.
Readings. instrumental and vocal Sc
! lections viii make up the program al
I Madison Hall, 3l0G r street northwest
/ this evening, an Connection with the pre-
/ sentation OF diplomas and certificates
/ Sixteen members of the graduating
class OF Washington College of Law
/ including a number Of women, received
/ their sheepskins last night at the com
/ menCement exercises IN Memorial Con
| tinental Ha}l of the Daughters of the
I American Revolution. All of the prizes
! We're wen by the women students with
! one exception. J. Rupert Nennlng was
{ the one prize winner among the mel
/ students receiving the general prize FOR
+ scholarship. Marie X Saunders and
/ Rebecca l. Blaine won the prizes fol
l moot court work.
/ Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey presented
1 the diplomas.
I An address was delivered BY Repre-
/ sentative William Patterson. dean of the
] Kansas City Law school The list OF
/ graduates was as follows: Henry +
/ Atlhison. RebeCca L. Blaine, Laura b
4 Herman &. KOregay, William r. Lowell
/ Emma A. Mclineu. Marie X Saunders
/ William D. Shoemaker. Irwin Sond
/ heimer, J. Rupert Nenning, Stewart NJ
/ Weber, Fred IL White. Alfred l. Whit
/ marsh, and Irving ). Woodruff.
Laise-Phillips School
Although diplomas were presented t.
/ only two graduates. Mabel Fletcher, O
/ Virginia. and Mary Louise Wieder. o.
/ TVs,,of- oornrnauearl, - er-f.ieaS z thu
/ Laise-Phillips School. 1921 Connection
avenue. last evening were elaborate
The school was beau. fully decorated
/ with the class colors, aud an enjoyable
program Of vocal and instrumental Sc
lectiOns was given by the students.
! At Fairmont Seminary thirteen gradu
ates received diplomas. They were An
| geline McClintoCk BOdiey, Mary Racine
Garrett. Harriette Matilda Beeler
Louise Cruikshank, Ethel Weston Crews
! Hazel Frances DaWkins, Stella Eliza
beth Julian, Virginia OaEeS Jarrett, Re
becca Lucas Edythe Gordon Mallory
RUDY Munger Mary Sailer and Helel
Porter Stewart The pGtrOpesS OF tn
class was MIS-. Jonathan =. DOlliEer.
The program included selections. tn
presentation Of a flag and a. portrait o
Mrs. Julia ward Howe, an address b.
DR.. Samuel II. Woodrow, benediction b.
the Rev. Ulysses @. Il. Pierce, and IN
presentation of diplomas by PTincipa
I Arthur Ramsay. A reception foiiOwe
the exercises
Class Day of the School of Liberia
Arts, Class of '09. of Howard University
was observed on the campus yesterda.
afternoon. The comm encement exer
cises will be held tomorrow in IN
Rankin Memorial Chapel The PRO
gram. beginning at 4 o'clock, include
s / the laying of he cornerstone of tn
| Carnegie Library. comforting Of de
grees. and address by President Tai
and banquet in the evening.