The Washington times., 1910-06-21

Elizabeth CrossIey. Grace Crossweu
Edna Land CrumP.
Marguerite Dewey, Edna Alice Dodge
Agnes Eleanor lowing, Mildred
Drauey.
Matte Eiker. NIaude Eiker.
Charlotte Claire Farrell. Viola Ficken.
scher, Mary Catherine Fitzpatrick, Nil
dred Ford Fonda, Natalie Marie Furt,
uer.
Esther Elizabeth GaIbraith. Margaret
Mary Gallagher, Emily Muriel Gildllan
WUnihild Gertrude GiOetzner, Maize Vi
ola Goodrich.
Anna Louise Heider. Elizabeth Roedel
Heitmuller, Ethel Ne vina Hoffman
Faith Marie Hibbs, cIartha Suzanne
Hitz, Pauline Bowen Hobbs. EUniCt
Lavinia Hoffman. Florence Eliza-Stf
Horror, Sibyl Kellogg Hunt.
Katherine Jacobs, Mary Caroline John.
son.
Adele Esther Kelley. Edith Hayne.
King. Franc Moore King, sara Koenigs-
berger.
Bertha Ida Lingle. Claire Luro Lusby
Florence Theresa Lyons.
Ruth Eaton McCathran, Rose Eliza.
beth Macdonald, Margaret Christian
MacLean, Lois Hayden Meek, Alic,
Jennie Meekham. Grace COrdelia Mid
dleton, Carrie Bertha Miller, Mar,
Mildred Miller, Marie LIuise Moore
Mary Elizabeth Moore. Elsa Dorothes
Muench, Mary Marguerite Murphy.
Heienita Padgett. Katharine LuCiU'
Park, Phyllis Lea Patterson, Leila d. [
ton PrI-chard
Mary Elizabeth Randy. Jessie A
Ramsey, Alice Pauline Rea, Mary Faye
Rollins.
Mildred RandeI Seymour. Dorothy
Shaw, Dora Adele Simpkins, Agnes
Margaret Solem, Leila Louise Spec,
1
Steward. Elsie Marie Swank
Ouida Alverdie Taylor, Elizabeth
Tracy.
Blanche Morgan Yarn.
din Vessels, Anna Barbara WieEaud,
katherine Williamson. Anna Belle Win
gate, Winifred May Wright.
Male Zirkin.
Boys In the Class.
Stephen Eugene Atkinson.
John Bruce Burgess Baird, Marcos
Borchardt
William Minnie Lavender, John Ham.
llton Chew. j., William Edward RaaI
COyell.
George Chaplin Dewey.
Walter Harold EaEan-
Norman Fischer.
Robert Bond Gotta, Raymond RidgIey
GrearhOuSe.
Richards Hale, Lloyd GoIdsborourr
Henry, Alexander Mayer Hitz. William
Heberling Holmes.
William Stubs James.
Milton a. kaufman.
EmmeriCh y. Lamb, Chauncey Louis
LandOn, Claudius Barton Little.
Francis Fowler Mckinney. Malcolm
Macdonald, Arthur Z. Mann, Thomas
Clinton Van PeIt Newbold. Charles
Eilcer NiCkIes-
David OettinEer.
George BENJAMIN Rawlings, Bonnie
Robinson. OrlO George Rollins, Urban
Fisher RoSen.
Frederick Christian Schneider, Phiur
Willard Shepard. Carl Caskey Speidel
Ramsey Spillman. Milton Robert
SDransy, Vincent Eugene Stack, Eugene
Deyerle Supplee, Rudolph SZe
Norman ThirkielG, Frank WheelOck
Thomas, Edwin Ross TIley.
Ralph GIedhill Waring.
Morton Raw Weigle.
The graduates are preparing 20 deco
rate the theater deliberately, and musi-
cal program is also being arranged for
the afternoon.
Business High Exercises.
At assembly hall of the Business
High School last evening. William
Nick. Clayton. president of the Fed
GRAFTON Of Citizens Associations. won
for himself vocifarous applause and
compliments from the speakers who
followed him for the eloquent address
which he made 70 the graduating
class Of thirteen young meE and
young women
mir. Clayton outlined 10 the grad.
mates their duty TO the state in re-
turn for the educational advantaEes
they had received from the state
declaring that the aim Of education
was 10 make a citizen.
He warned the graduates againsy
the materialism of the times, laid
stress upon the impOr- ance of fidelity
to their work. and clio ed by admOn-
ishinE them to be economical. He
also warned them against the tempta-
ton which credit holds for every
young man and young woman In the
business world.
In the course Of his address, Mr..
Clayton paid q high tribute to Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey, a member Of
the Board of Education, and the pre-
siding officer Of the evening.
Scholarships Awarded.
Following Mr.. CIayon's address. su-
perintendent Alexander T. Stuart
made the award Of scholarships IN a
happy speech. To Benjamin Amos
Harlan, jr. he awarded the Ellen
Spencer MusSey scholarship in the
Horace Waldegrave Hall as alternate.
David Bornet was awarded the schol-
arship in the law school Of George
town University.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer NUssey. who pre-
sided in the absence of DIT. Barton w.
Evermann. presented the diplomas
Among those seated On the platform
with the graduating class were Mrs.
Mrs. w. H. Hoeke. DR.. William
l. De NTies. who delivered the invOCa-
ton. William NICK Clayton. Cap.
James. y. OYSTER. Principal Allan Davis
and Superintendent a. T. Stuart. The
graduates are Ruth Estelle Abbott