The Washington times., 1914-05-26
HAPGOOD TO
ADDRESS GRADUATES
Editor of Harper's Weekly win
Speak at Commencement Of
Miss Madeira School.

Norman Hapgood. editor of Harper's
Weekly; DR.. Abram Simon. rabbi of
the Eighth Street Temple; z. T. Will
liams, chief of the far Eastern divis-
ion Of the Department of State. and
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley. former chief
Of the Bureau OF Chemistry. are
among the speakers taking part in
the various graduating exercises to-
day.
Norman Hapgood will speak at the
5 o'clock. when twelve graduates OF
the Miss Madeira School win receive
diplomas. presented by Miss Lucy Ma
deira. The benediction will be pro-
nounced by the Rev. Robert Talbot.
of st. PauFs Church Women and
Public Life is to be the subject Of
Mr.. Hapgood's address
The graduating class of the Columbia
Hospital Training School for Nurses
viii hear DR.. Harvey w. Wiley tonight
at the training school DR.. ]. o. Skim
ner. dean of the nurses school, viii pre-
sent the diplomas. The principal ad-
dress will be made by DIR. Abram
Simon.
Official Delivers Address.
ed at the school today by E t. Will
liams, OF the State Department. The
diplomas We're presented TO the Misses
Efhe Auchenbach. of Pennsylvania;
Laura Bailey. OF Georgia; Marion
Banks. Of California; Alice Louise
Eberly, of this city; Mary Archer Glass.
of Virginia; Theresa McCubbins Of
North Carolina; Kathryne Weigiil, OK
New Jersey; Lima Ferguson. Of New
y -t.N - AfN
and Otelia Medlin, OF Florida.
Claude n. Bennett, president OF the
Southern Society of Washington. de-
Evered the principal address to the
graduates of the Washington College
al the commencement exercises last
night Diplomas were presented to
eight young women. There were sever
al numbers on the musical program.
In the collegiate department.. Miss
Grace Jean Davis. OF San Marcos, Tex.
received an A B. degree The gradu-
Misses Martha Booley, Washington;
Ruth Hayes, Greenville. Tenn; Cornelia
McElroy, Fayetteville. Ark; Hettis SIo-
ley. Birmingham, Ala: Dorothy Strick-
hanson, San Marcos. Tex. Miss Grace
Jean Davis also was graduated in the
school OF expression, and Miss Mae Lila
Brookland. d. c., was grad
uated in music.
The glee club OF Mt Vernon Semi
nary will give concert today, while
the graduating exercises will be held
at the New Willard Thursday morning.
Last night piano and song recital was
given. Those who took part were the
Misses Sykes. Theis, Gates, Joy. Gil
lette. Hoffman. Parsans. Cole, .Fraoces
Courtney. Atkinson. Bush. Reiss. Bern
helm. Straus. Gilbert. Woodcock and
Harriet Metz.
Class Exercises Held.
Tomorrow afternoon at Rauscher's
DR.. William Holloway Main will de-
liver the principal address to the. grad-
mates OF the National School of Do
nestle Arts and Sciences. judge STAN
.or ]. Peelle will present the diplomas
The Rev. Charles Wood also will
speak. Glass day exercises were held
Members OF the graduating class are:
Alicebelle Ensign. Ohio: Ruth Jean
lette McGown. Massachusetts,: Edythe
elizabeth Reese, Pennsylvania: Mildred
Makley. Ohio: Maude Rummell. Ohio;
Nina Marie Gaub. New Jersey: Lend
Layton Colburn. Pennsylvania; JessO
Tayerweather Mcpherson. Pennsyk
'ania: Mary Frances Greenwood Ohio;
florence Jane Long. Pennsylvania: Jese
lie Belle Ballentine. Michigan: Etha
Natalie Barnes, Connecticut; Stella
Marie Gable. Ohio: Edith Isabel Wood.
.uff. New York; Marion Aver. NIichf-
gan: Emily Carter List, West yir-
yinia: Abby Anna Flint. Massachusetts,.
Ruth Annette Belnap, Illinois: Annette
Harvey, Ohio: Betty Johnson. Penn
,ylvania: Helen Rouse. New York:
Leona McAlmont Stone, Arkansas:
Ruth Barbour Judson, Colorado. Rutb
Elizabeth Dodge, this city; Gertrude
Innes, PENNSYLVANIA: Mary
Weaver. District of Columbia: Ruth
Maverette Ashley, Ohio. and Edna E
Ryan, Washington