The Washington herald., 1913-05-28
STUDENTS TO START
Their LIES WORK
Commencement Exercises to Be Held
in Number of Capital
Schools.
LARGE CLASSES ARE THE RULE

Graduation exercises and the comforting
Of diplomas will take place at the Waso-
ington College Of Law today and tomor-
row when the commencement OF the
Misses Timlow's Cloverside School VIII De
held. Sunday will mark the opening oil
the commencement exercises OF the Ma
tional Cathedral School
Commencement exercises at the Ma
tional School of Domestic Arts and Sci
ences will take place tonight 1.-THE Play
house. Senator Penrose, Representative
Frank B. Wills of Ohio, DR.. Quay Ros
selIe, and Rev Charles Wood will he the
speakers. The diplomas will be conferred
by Senator Myers of Montana, to the
following:
ELLEN J. Burke, Helen c. Keene, Edyth.
w. Suffrins, Gladys L. Davies, Olivia B.
Cheatham, Beryl T. McCauley. Olive
Chamberlain, Alice B. Obermeier. Alice
]. Behn, Alice H. Smith, Fannie S. OF
we'll Antoinette G. Rupert. Martha I.
StrubIe, Gertrude A. Burgess. Roman y.
MackaIl, Ruth E. Woodruff, Ruth e.
Stiles, Angelina Thomas, Bessie May Len
kerd. Alice L. Mccready, and Edith P.
Nash
At the Colonial School commencement,
exercises will be held today. Those who
will receive diplomas are the Misses Mary
A. Siggins. Ruth Walter. Marie Carroll,
Lucille Trowenberg, Elizabeth Heitmuller,
The German play at Business High
School will be given tonight under the
direction of Miss Heller and ]. Finkel,
instructors in German. The commence
ment of the Washington College of Law
tonight will be held at Memorial CONT
mental Hall. The invocation will be de-
livered by Rev. William r. Wedderspoon,
pastor of Foundry NJ. E. Church. Hon.
Charles Elroy Townsend of Michigan will
deliver an address. and the address to the
graduates will be delivered by Hon. stan
ton ]. Peellee, president of the board OF
trustees.
Degrees will be conferred and certificates
awarded by Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
the dean, while the presentation of the
class in trade mark and patent law will
be Hon. Cornelius C Billings. First As
sistant Commissioner of Patents. Presen-
tation of prizes will be by Prof. George
Amory Maddox. Prof. Alfred D. Smith.
and Prof William L Symons- Music
will be furnished by the United States
Marine Band.
The following will receive the degree of
bachelor of laws:
Hettie Bates Bell. Herbert L. Davis
Elizabeth Martha Eggert. Charles l. EN-
mart Benjamin Amos Harlan. Emma
Florence Hayward, Lawrence Prentiss
Holman. Agnes A. Jones. Middleton G.
Kennedy, Martha Krumke. Ann Agnes
O'Neill. Newton NJ. PERKINS, hdWln L.
Reed. Ivy Kellerman-Reed, Carl S. Ris
void. Kathryn Sellers, Adele Virginia
Smith, Scotia StiIlman Stark. Hope X.
Thompson. Robert Coleman Tracy. Eunice
Heating Warner. Elizabeth Irene Weaver,
Edmund B. Whitcomb, Harry H. Without.
The graduates of the class in trade
mark and patent law are:
W. z. Allen Marion S. Du Paul, Charles
Hambly Gray, William A. Hammer, ]. S.
Irving King, W. Edgar Leedy, Elizabeth
Irene Weaver.
Commencement exercises were held at
Gunston Hall yesterday morning, the
address to graduates and the invocation
being by Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of
the Church of the Covenant. The grad
yates were Misses lane Aaehew Bell
and Julia Vivian Schneider. of Washing
ton: Miss Helen Marie Thompson, OF
Ohio. and Miss Mary Elijah beth Jones, of
Tennessee. The following received GER
tifcates for marked excellence in their
school work Primary, Frances Fisher,
Helen Towner: intermediate. Elizabeth
Love. Emily June Tilton: preparatory l.
Eleanor Pritchard. Louise Ryerson, May
Taylor; preparatory . Fanny Chamber
lain Mary Myers, Virginia Fuller; pre-
paratory 5. Eliza Darneille, Virginia
Hoover. Elizabeth Jackson. Barbara Ros-
ser: class A. Miss Dennis: class B,
Misses Bailey and Horsey: class c,
Misses Akin. K. Farlon, G. Farlon
Glass, Graves, Harmon. Pendleton, Poin-
dexter, and Preston.