Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21

teaching than it has been ever before.
go in and out among the primary schools
at the Franklin building
Delightful to Look On.
These girls will soon be teaching
want to see them teach. l have had my
eye upon them these two years, and |
know what the years have meant to
them. ] have ever watched them and
admired them-and have never told them
So
And now YOU will see them graduate
the cream of the Washington schools
They have made their record. and every
one is worthy or she would not be here
And l will give them no advice-ex-
cept God speed" said Mr. Stuart In
closing. With a little pause he added.
And God bless YOU"
Senator Heyburn's Address.
Senator w. B. Hepburn Of Idaho told
the graduates that he likened their di-
plcmas to commission granted to army
and navy officers. and thought Of them as
part OF the greatest army in all the coun-
try. He told the girls. however. that one
of their duties should be impressed upon
their pupils that greater opportunities lay
outside of Washington than in the city.
This is a limited field" he said land
no place for boys. Impress that on them.
Here We have thousands and thousands
who are working for other people, while
outside the city the country opens up the
horizon. and there are greater opportuni-
ties. Great industries promote the coun-
try's welfare
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, presiding
officer. had said something, in opening the
exercises. about her belief in women hav-
ing equal suffrage with men. To this
the senator replied that if the girls want
ed to vote they might leave Washington
and find state. perhaps Idaho, where
they could vote.
Oyster Presents Diplomas.
Mrs. Mussey had a few words for the
graduates. as did also Capt Oyster. who
presented the diplomas. The prayer for
the class was made by Rev Charles
Wood
The music, which was a feature of the
morning, was supplied by the girls them
selves. The whole class formed itself
into chorus. augmented by some of next
year class whose members sat in the
boxes. The accompanies were Miss Sal
lie T. Mason and Mrs. G.. V. Byram
The girls entered the big hail carrying
an enormous daisy chain. six inches
thick and long enough for every one
Of the girls to carry q generous loop of
1t.
The class will not think itself fully
graduated until after tonight. Glass night
exercises and dramatic performance will
be presented in Continental Memorial
Hall at o'clock The class has been
drilled for this by Miss Walker. elocu-
ZIONIST of the public schools.
Names of the Graduates.
In the general course the graduates
are:
Ida May Beagle, Elsie Bret, Florence
N. Booth. Dorothy Worth Buckingham,
Ada Belle Burgdorf, Helen Ethel Burk-
art. Lulu Mabel Burket, Isabel Rhoda
Capell, Kate Edna Carr, Harriet Hun
ter Cremer. Dorothy May Crossley.
Frances Matilda Croswell. Virginia
Maude Louisa Darcy. Mae Viola De
Shields. Ella Beth Dill. Marguerite
Donnally. Carrie Irene Dunn, Leila
Rebecca Durisoe. Rachel Antoinette Du-
vail. Estelle Eskin.
Won Ezdorf, Edna Elinor Freeman.
Agnes Frederick Garrels, Ruth Eliza
beth Gonzenbach, Francis Marion
Greene. Edna Marilla Hazen, Leona
Frances Heehinger. Alice Hellinger.
Barbara Marguerite Holzberg. Mary
Hubbard. Georgiana Curran Ivey,
Beulah Annette Jones, Edith Reyn-
olds ke1eher, Harriet Briggs Kennedy,
Ruth Mary Kirby. Hilda Kohr, Vera
Perkins Lewis, Alma Mildred Lord.
Viola Boyer Lusby, Josephine Della Nc
Coy. Laura Theresa Mcdonnell, Mary
Mcintyre. Bessie Geraldine Mckenzie.
Mary Graham Mason, Rhoda Mautner,
Grace Eva Meyer, Ruth Agnes Miller,
Mary Marguerite Miller, Martha Eliza
beth Mudd, Anne Claude Myers, Bow
man Noah.
Cecl Brooks Norton. Elizabeth Church.
III O'Daniel. Edith Margaret Orbello.
Annie Catherine Rathvon. Margaret
Richie. Ednah Florence Robinson. Mar
guerite Northern Rowell. jeanette Har-
per Scott. Edith Antonio Sheridan. Emily
Naomi Smith, Elizabeth Tabb Stewart
Mabel Stewart, Mary Virginia Stone.
Gladys Alne Strong. Lydia Belle Suman,
Ethelind Isabelle Sunny.
Elizabeth Ashlin Taliaferro, Bertha Ell
more Taylor. Edna Louise Turnburke
Ethel May Warde, Elsie Belle Weaver
Helen Margaret White, Anne Lowering
Willis. Louise Worster, Elsie May Yost,
Efhe Wortz.
The graduates in the kindergarten
course are Gertrude Carpenter. Ethel
Pixley Clark Margaret Cummins, Ethel
May Nevins. Agnes Louise Pendleton.
Mary Eugenia Petingale, Fern Herbert
Prince, Vera Bergman Snyder.
The class officers are:
General course-Elizabeth Asrlin Talia-
ferro. president: Dorothy Hellman. vice
president: Annie Lowering Willis. secre-
tary. and Edna Louise Turnburke.
treasurer.
kindergarten. course.Vera Bergman
Snyder, president. and Fern Herbert
Prince. vice president.