The Washington times., 1912-06-16
MUSICAL PROGRAM
BY STUDENTS At
COLUMBIA THEATER
Diplomas Will Be Given to
Graduates by Sidney
Lloyd Wrightson.


place on wednesday at : D. m. at the
Columbia Theater. Following the
prayer by the Rev. william Il. We'd
derspoon, D. D., of the Foundry Me-
mortal Church, and the presentation OF
diplomas by Sidney Lloyd Wright
son, president Of the college. @ musical
program, will be given by members OF
the graduating class, two OF Mr..
Wrightson's private pupils. ana a num-
Der Of Members Of former classes. al
follows: Misses Gatchell. Benzler. Belt
Primm. Hall, Beetham, humphrey, Reu-
ter. and Kampf, and Mrs. Fuller and
Mrs. Neal; Messrs. Barr, Church, and
Backing. Mrs. Jewell Downs and Miss
Julia Higgins will play the accom-.
paniments.
The exercises Of the week will com.
mence with the baccalaureate sermon
to be preached by the Rev. George
Fiske Dudley, at st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church, Columbia Heights, to.
night at 8 o'clock. Special music will
be arranged by Henry Purcell veazle
choirnlaster.
The class banque. of the class Of 1917
viii be given tomorrow evening at the
shoreham Hotel at $50.
Tho Glass Of 1912 will give a reception
to the students CT the college and their
friends in The Shoreham Hotel ball
room Wednesday evening from $50 to
II o'clock. Music and dancing.
Mrs. Alice wyntlham Lester and Miss
Joy May Park. assisted by Miss Marie
Laedar AMI their pupils. gave recital
at the Pythian Temple on Thursday
and Friday OF last week. On the night
Of June l3 the following took part In
the presentation Of a program, Of twen-
klc, Wiley. Stoll. Mccormick. Rothwell
Alvey, Park. Hunter, Fetternan. Cath
crime and Helen Howard. Lohman
,5raninger, Frcns, I.ybrand. Gray. Bass
Hunter. Sophia Fetternan, McKceyer
Coleman, Snyder. Dove. and Dcwney
and Mrs. Nina MtCeuley. and MessrS
Elmer Raeder. Kanstroom. Adamsnn
barrett. Some Of the same pupils took
part in the concart given the following
night. assisted by Miss Louise Brown
Miss Lillian Allison, Miss Anna Nee
Miss Mary Cusack. After the last re
cital a presentation of medals was
made.
Major Marjorie" an operetta In three
acts. interspersed with incidental songs
and dances, written and staged by Miss
Cora Shreve, was given at the Belasco
Theater, Monday, June TO- The operetta
was repeated the following afternoon at
&ednesday sne ia and nd Thursday e % nights A'ef'
The program was long and well car
ried out, the children showed careful
. training, and a number Of them dra-
splendent. The members of the dancing
, class who took part in the carnival
are as follows: -. -. z-.--...,.
Mars MaTsuertts e., and . Ruth sIt AleEs Ediths 2tls
Alice. C. Bowman, Rosetta Burrows,
Barbara Ross, Gladys Biddow. Grace
Cotton. Winifred Crump, Marguerite
Margaret Parker. Elizabeth Clarke, An
tonette Cross, Paulin Cudlipp. Kathryn
Crandall. Helen Virginia Clarke, Mar
Elizabeth Davis, Isabelle Diane, Jennie
Williams. Catherine Donovan. Frances
Day, Mildred Ellis. Mary, Pearl, Doris
and Evelyn Eaton: Louise English,
Marian Frisbie, Lillian Fischer, Dorothy
Golloday, Evelyn Goldsmith and Mar
bette Hopfenmaier, Margaret Huss,
Irene and jewell Hawkes.. Violet Hus-
ones. ones louise louise johnson, hfssP PseaP A1otts 1ss
Jones. Martin and Donald Kain, Margaret
koehl. Agnes Lynch. Evelyn Littaner
sadie May Lipp. Loretto Cunningha m
x, "A
ME May Meade. Edith Morrison. Cath.
crime Morrison. Estelle Murray. Naomi
Minnix. Grace Muelle, Miriam Moss.
burg, Genevieve Pyle, Frances Pigott
dred Raymond. Roberta Rivercomb
Violet and Indian Rule. Emma Roche
Catherine Ruth, Constance Ridgeway
Eunice Wilson, Edithe Robey, Mar.
telie Helen standrach. Mary Stuart
Doris Schlegel, Dorothea Stephens
Ellanore Skyies, Helen Terneake, Dia
Tillman, Emily Thorn. Evelyn Thorton
Olive Taylor, Catherine Towers, Edna
Thornton, Lillian Vernon, Elizabeth S
Wilson, Ellen Waller, Eunice Wilson
Genevieve Wagner. Gloria Walker, Mar
tofie West. Elizabeth Whelchell, Billy
Lillian Yaker, Edna May Horner, vioie
Hudson, Jean Rawlings. Lillian Yaker
Lillian Mccormick. Ellen Ehler, Heller
Irene Myers, Louis E. Smith. Alvir
Jack Dudley. Francis Day. Sam Hop
wood, William Morrison. Edwin Mich
oils. Robert Jones, Elmer Phillips
West, William Burke. Roy Fairfield
and Gilbert Prescott.
At the conclusion of the final per
formance at the National Judge Ashle!
winners among Miss shreve's advanced
pupils: First prize, Adrienne Shreve;
second, Louis Tebbetts third, Leont
Callan; fourth, Sadie, May hpp, ant
fifth, William Morrison. In the pri
mary class the prizes were awarded
in the following order of merit: Marian
Frisbie, Eunice Wilson, Grace Cotton
Louis E. Smith, Loretta Cunningham
Evelyn Thornton. Editha Robey, ant
given to Estelle Murray. Geneviev,
Pyle, and Catharine Towers. The car
nival was one of the most successful
ever staged by Washington dancing
teacher.