The Washington times., 1914-05-19
GRADUATION SEASON
BEGINS IN CAPITAL
istoI School Exercises Will
Open Thursday Madison
Hall Graduates Class.

..aduation exercises. with the at
dant receptions. teas, banquets, mu-
aIcs. and class DAY observances have
nm in earnest for Washington pri-
.rc and professional schools. of which
re are ITTany.
commencement festivities at the Bris-
School. Nineteenth street and Mint
cd place northwest, will begin Thurs
Y and will continue until the follow
Wednesday. Thursday afternoon a
rench matinee will be given at 4
clock. The baccalaurate sermon will
? delivered at st. Margaret's Church
Inday night by the Rev. c. p. Sparl-
:. pastor of ST. Johns Church,
on Monday afternoon at o'clock
-riZe exercises and a studio exhibit will
20 given. The class day exercises Will
20 held Tuesday afternoon, May 70, at
o'clock. The closing ana commence
Uent exercises will be held Wednesday
'vening, May q, at o'clock.
The graduates are Misses Eloise Por-
~ Anderson, Jean Campbell, Margaret
.ouise Coffn:an, Thelma Darsan. Marie
.cuise Galway. Gladys Armstrong Gra-
lam. Dorothy Elizabeth Hompe, Evelyn
solicit Knote, Frances Rebecca Miles,
aura Talbot Neal. Mary Ellis Walker,
I'd Louise Elizabeth Williams.
Madison Hall Graduates.
Tonight at the Madison Hall School,
100 r street northwest, a musicale
viii be given for the graduates
Z the school, following which there
III be a reception. Appropriate exer-
,ses marked the graduation exercises
7eld yesterday, Prof. G. F. Winston de-
vering an address.
The graduates of Madison Hall are
Mss Mary Gertrude Cole. of West Vir-
Einia; Cumi Horn. CT Alabama; Dor
orhy Maugs, OF Missouri; Evelyn
Rosenberg, of South Carolina; Lucille
Eowan, of West Virginia; Douglas
Sincell, of Maryland, and Celeste Win
.on, of this city.
Vice President Thomas r. Marshall
resented nineteen girl graduates Of
hwy Chase Seminary with diplomas
=; last nights graduating exercises at
he institution. Those receiving d.
E:leanor Ramsey Beall: West Virginia;
Eva Lucille Bell. Mississippi; Alma
iclen Blach, Alabama: Anne Jeannette
iemson. Pennsylvania; Laura Hay
cod Cole, Georgia; Marjorie Lane
Durston. New Jersey: Mary Katherine
Wisconsin: Hazel Martha Kirk. Ohio:
Margaret Louise Laney, MARYLAND;
porothy Luden. Pennsylvania: Isabel
- JH Palmer. Ohio; Marie Louise Rein
.olL Pennsylvania; Marian Elizabeth
California: Pearl Louise
-chmid. Iowa: Ethel Maude Spencer,
lIiaois, Katharine Mary Trippe, Lou
slena and Elizabeth Overton Walling-
'crd. Kentucky.
Nurses To Get Degrees.
The faculty of the institution gave a
Tr,ef efrfnY1N rel ld
yocsl numbers were given by Miss Alice
5lsscock, Miss Marguerite o'Toole,
MlCs Corinne Lockett. and Felix Car
signa Miss Lockett is the member Of
he graduating class who Won the
1cnor. the highest the school awards.
y being The Vanishing Lady" or, the
most popular, the most efficient in her
studies, and with the best an-round
-ecurd Of any girl in the seminary. She
will return in the fall as assistant di-
rector Of the vocal department, in
barge of Albert W. Harmed.
Appropriate exercises will mark the
-nnual commencement OF the Garfield
hospital Training School for Nurses,
10 be held at the institution Thurs
lay afternoon at o'clock a recep-
lon will be held AT o'clock for the
uyelve nurses to receive certificates
4 graduation.
The graduates are Harriet II. Besle,
II Maryland; Edna r. Potz. Of Vir-
-inia; Annie Z. McFadden, of Vir-
-inia; Gertrude L. Leakin. of the Dis
rrict; Janet G. Kuhn. Of MARYLAND;
Rosaltha X Didier, of Virginia;
Katherine x Didier. of Virginia;
rene Robertson. of New York; Mar
iorie D. Woodzell, of Virginia: Annie
of Virginia; Bernice 81. Ever
.jine. OF West Virginia, and Emily F.
Warren. Of Virginia.
The Dixon elocution contest will be
held in CASTOR Hall, Georgetown
. niverSity. Thursday afternoon, at
s.f5 o'clock.