The Washington times., 1912-05-31
CARDINAL GIBBONS
GIVES DIPLOMAS TO
TRINITY GRADUATES
Noted Churchman Comes
,s Over From Baltimore
2 to Make Address.

dress was delivered TO the graduates py
Joseph f. DAILY, of New York city.
Degrees were conferred as follows:
Master of arts-Alice Ernestine Barry
Maiden, Mass. Bachelor of arts
Corinne Anne Barrett, Caribou. Me-;
Anne Margaret Boyle, Sharon, Pa;
Mary Christine Burns, Bangor, Me-:
Katherine Agnes Finn, Dedham, Mass;
ence Grandon Haag, New York city;
Mary Madeleine Hastings, Medford,
Mass; Cecilia Katherine Kays, Los
Angeles. CAL: Caroline Barbara Kem-
p pei, Akron, Ohio; Evelyn Elizabeth NC
Caffrey, Omaha, Nebr.; Mary Cecilia
McEnelly, Hopkinton. Mass; Edith Nc
Fadden, Dubuque, Iowa; Ellen Eliza
Inc Fiorentine Mcsweeney, Glen Falls,
n. Y; Florence Jane Mills, Fall River,
!. Mass. Alice Elizabeth Mills, Fall River,
Mass; Begina Cecilia oMalley. Wilkes g,
Paul. Mimi: Florence Marguerite Riley,
I Binghamton, N. Y; Mary Love Scho-
field Chicago. H.; Julie Ellsbee Sui
Townsend, Washington, D. c.; Mary
i Victoria ylymen, Hampstead, NJ Y
Mary Regina Walsh, Davenport, Iowa;
Mary Gertrude whitton; olesn. n. 4.
Bachelor of letters-Marie Monica Dris-
coll. Reading; Pa Mande s,.ie Elizabeth
rWOOu. 1dLhS 40 UIduudleS.
Gen. Leonard Wood, Chief Of f'istaff,
will make an address to the thirty-nine
4 graduates of the Army. Medical School
at the commencement exercises at the
school, which begin this afternoon at
8 o'clock. Secretary Stimson will be
d present to hand the diplomas to the
graduates. formal address to the
n men now qualified for army medical
b service will be made by First Lieutenant
u Samuel Lloyd. professor in the Post
81 graduate Medical School of the Army.
in New York.
q Three honor graduates. will receive
special distinction at the exercises. They
ARE Neal NJ. Wood, Omar H. Quade, and
4 William B. Meister. The last named
a wins the Van Hoff medal.
IA the graduates include the following:
Carol r. Baker. James e. Baylis,
Thomas w. Burner. Charles r. Castlen,
Philip B. Connolly. Michael A. DALEY.
Chester X: Haig, William p. Hail John
son TSo F: Hammond, Robert M. Hardaway'
u Hull. John G. Insold. Frederick c. Kel-
lam. Kerwin w. Kinard. Douglas w.
a McEnery. Harry r. Mcclellan, Hew 3.
B, Meister, Allyn, c. Miller, John w.
4 Meehant Leopold Mitchell. Luther r.
Poust. Omar H.. Quade, Guy I. Qualis.
Thomas F: Scott, John w; Sherwood,
q John H. Trinder, Samuel ]. TurnbulL
a Alfred P. Jpshur, Harry II. Van Kirk.
E Charles NJ. Watson, Adna G. Wilde, and
81 Neal N. Wood.
q One Graduate At Warrenton.
Il One pupil will be the recipient of all
n 'honors, congratulations, and bouquets,
81 at the commencement exercises of the
Il Warrenton High" School. which will
q be held tonight in the auditorium of
q the new school building. Miss Sallie
81 Perkinson Wood, daughter Of d. p.
II Wood, is the only member OF the grad
s4 uating class. She will listen to an ad-
dress by DR.. w. M. Forest, of the
IA University of Virginia, on Education
n the Genius of the Day." and will be
M obliged to wait until tomorrow morn
E ing to receive her diploma, when the
VI awards of merit are to be distributed
II by. Principal j. D. Garnett
n Students Work On Display.
n Examples Of skill in the liberal arts,
ID ranging from a towel to bookcas Sc,
r were to be seen at the third annual ex-
M l,biticn of the work of the pupils Of the
III Arts and Crafts school, which was
u held yesterday afternoon; Eighty-five
y students had work on exhibition The
q first graduS ton exercises Of the insti-
Il tuition will not take place until, Feb
riary. =, Miss e. Sidell Schroeder ID
principal of the school.
Graduated In Music.
Five young women have received d.
plomas of graduation from the Won
Unschuld University of Music. The
eommen conn cement and rs graduating exer.
graduating this year are Miss Constance
q Aver, of Arizona; Miss Marion BOYD
of Minnesota; Miss Winnifred Fortier, OF
q Miss Ethel Fisher, of this city. 1t has
$ been announced that Prof. ]. Glushak
VI Of the Conservatory of Vienna, has beer
y added to the faculty of the university.
81 Sacred Heart Academy.
% Sacred Heart Academy pupils will
q give a musical recital at the play
4 house of the school at o'clock this
II afternoon. An address will be deliv-
4 ne numbers on the program are con.
H fined to the works of well-known com.
!. posers. The. following, students viii
y Boucher. Smith. Berry, Minister .Brait
4 mayer, Shea, Judge, Keliher, and Tay'
q lor.
n Address By Miss Boardman.
Commencement exercises at the
u Cloverside School, the well-known insti
N tuition conducted by the Misses Timlov
steSs s fS Scott s circle take Mss Race Msbs tb
y Boardman will make an address, al
Z will Miss Elizabeth Timlow. Vocal mum
\ bers will be given by Miss Frances Sick
Z, Ter and Miss Laura Robertson. Tn,
q school glee club also will sing.
"a At Tome Boys School.
~ Commencement exercises of the Tom
"a School for Boys. at Port Deposit Md
III viii take place on June 8, and TO-
~ On June 8 the sermon to the gradu
III ating class will be preached by the Rev
VI Percy Foster Hall, rector of st. Tim
K othy's Church, Catonsville, Md. TIL
t$ awarding of the diplomas will TAX
III place on Sunday morning, June II
Fauquier Institute.
~ Fauquier Institute, Warrenton, Va
N will graduate two pupils at the com
SN mencement exercises on June 6. Rev
St Z. s. Kinks will deliver the diplomas I
~ the two graduates, who are Miss Mar
III NJ. Post and Miss Dorothy d. Gordon
both of Washington, D. c.
M Girls Graduate.
I'D Graduation exercises yesterday cor
cluded the weeks commencement fes
tivities at the Colonial School fo
M Girls Miss Merriam Steen Thomas, .
II Pennsylvania, was presented with a d
ploma for having completed the IN
school course. Miss Charlotte Critter
~ don Everett presented the diploma an
q pSssided at the gradus ton exercises.
j School To Close.
= CLOSING exercises OF the HaI-Noye