The Washington times., 1912-05-30
Commencements in Capital

From today until the last week OF
June will be the busy period for those
who have completed successfully their
courses OF study In the various educa-
tional institutions in and about Wnsh.
ington. Parents and friends are arriving
on every train, and rehearsals OF plays,
concert numbers. and commencement
orations are the order OF the day.
Howard University begins Its annual
celebration Of the close of the years 8
work tomorrow morning, with the un-
nual alumni conference Of the school OF
theology, which is scheduled for 1880
to be followed at 1880 by the reunion
and luncheon.
The final commencement exercises OF
the Colonial School for Girls were held
this morning at II o'clock In the assem-
ply hall OF the institution. wnere the
members of the graduating class ie-
ceived their diplomas and listened to an
address by Miss Elisabeth Vermilyc. OF
Montclair. N. ].
Rockville High School will nold its
graduating exercises In the opera house
this evening. The Rev. DR.. Houghton
Burke will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon at Christ Episcopal Church, OF
which he is the rector. at the morning
service next Sunday. Glass night exer-
cises will be held in the opera house
next Tuesday evening.
Forty-eight students will receive the
degree Of master of laws. thirty-twc
the degree Of bachelor of laws, and
twelve the degree Of master of paten
law, at the forty-third annual com.
mencement of the National Universit,
Law School this year. The commence
ment exercises will be held in the Ma
tional Theater next Sunday evening a.
S:15 o'clock.
The exercises will be opened by music
by the United States Marine Band
which during the evening will furnisi
the music for the occasion.
Congressman Arthur w. Kopp. o.
Wisconsin will deliver the address t
the graduating classes. The Rev. Sam
uel III. woodrow, pastor of the FRS
congregational Church. will deliver tn,
benediction will be by the Rev. Edward
Marshall Mott. pastor Of the Church
of the Advent.
The following will be warded the de
Boyer, Kansas; Eugene c. Burlington
Texas; John Jarvis Butler. s. Oak.
Reuben Robinson Chance. N. j.; 'Elber
Charity, Kansas; r. Clyde Cruit, Dis
trlct or Columbia; Harry Torrence Darr
Kansas; William F. Davidson, N. C.
George c. Dennison. Del; william
Lewis Evans, N. z; William JOSEPH
Flood, Ind; Charles w. Flora, Kans
Ernest Wilson Galbraith, N. Y; Alber
Elliott Gorham. Fla; Harry Lewii
Gould, District OF Columbia; Chase Car
penter Cove, Neb.; Ambrose Lewis
Grindley, La; Frederick Guy. Mass
NJ. ID. Hanley. Pa; Noland Rossel
Hanes, Va; Harry A. Havens, N. Y.
George P. Hickman, Tex; Clinton NJ
Hisle. Md; Daniel Q. N. Hoffman, Wis
Raymond z. Horn, District Of Columbia
Charles Hamilton Hoyt. District of Col
umbia; Guy F. Hurt, Md: Georg'
Emanuel Jacobs, District of Columbia
Erwin V. Jones, Del: George H. Lale
ger, District of Columbia; r B. Lam
bert, Miss; John F: Lillard, Md; Ellil
Logan, H.; Rafael Lopez Antengiorgi
Porto Rico; Irving Leroy McCathran
District of Columbia; M. Allen McCul
Tough, Mass; Harold McCelland. Dis
trict of Columbia; Thomas Gotwalt
Mich; James May, KY; Clarence Boye
Mendenhall. Pa; Roger O'Donnell, N
T.: Andrew Alexander Ormsby, Mich.
Herbert r. Orr. Ind: Robert Lloyt
David Robert Roberts, Utah; Clifford A
Rowiey. Kans.; Roy orville Samson