The Washington times., 1916-06-08
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
GRADUATION HELD

ALEXANDRIA. Va. June S.-The
commencement exercises OF the ninety
third session OF the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary near this city was
held this morning at 10 o'clock in the
chapel Of that institution.
seminary. accompanied BY tho pro-
fessors and members Of the senior
class vested in their academic attire.
marched in procession from prayer hall
service the Bishop announced the adj
vanoement of the Junior and middle
classes Of this year to the middle and
senior classes of Eext year.
., Certificates 1f,;a were then presented to
took courses in the English depart
Franklin George Faber. Howard S.
Hartzell. George ,Franklin, Hin. Lenoir
Sora %elics se Thon awar aus M%
Mundy b; s.; William Preston Peyton,
George Charles Shears. and Herbert
Heldrup Young. NJ. A. Diplomas were
presented to ,o,t the srSduates. four in
ton. William r. Geiger Irwin. Franklin
Thorpe Osborn. y. A.. and BENJAMIN
Janney Rudderow, jr. Clarence E.
Buxton and Franklin Thorpe Osborne
trustees for the degree OF bachelor of
divinity.
The degree OF bachelor o. divinity
was conferred on the Rev. Robert Kell,
Rev. Richard Rosere Phelps. j, A., of
Newport parish, Srithfield, Va, by a
diploma given to each. The degree OF
doctor of divinity, was conferred on
the Rev. Angus Crawford, NJ. A.. d.
Rev. Edward T. Helfenstem. arch
deacon OF Annapolis. and rector of st.
Johns Church ElliSott City. Nd.
The address TO the graduating class
was delivered by the Rev. Nelson r.
Dame.
The annual meeting OF the alumni OF
the seminary was held shortly after
the close OF the commencement exer-
DIR. Randolph II. Mckin. OF the Church
OF the Epiphany, Washington.
The THus eyC Mas of t shs sst SS,
in the chapel. the preacher being the
st. Paul's Church. Richmond. Va.
At the meeting OF the board of trus-
tees held on Tuesday, Dean Crawford
elected in his place. Arthur Herbert.
jr., of this city, was elected treasurer
of the seminary in succession to the
late Julian 7. Burke, OF this city.
The charges against the motion pic
ture theater operators that they had
violated the orders of the health board
In opening their theaters were dismissed
yesterday Afternoon at a special session
of the police court. Justice Thompson
presided, and his action was based on
the announcement by Commonwealth
Attorney Brent that the orders of the
health committee had not been properly
issued, and, therefore, were not binding
upon the moving picture operators.
The health committee will meet at
S:l5 o'clock tonight, and has summoned
all the physicians OF the city to be pres
ent.
John II. Broders. justice OF the peace
of Mt. Vernon district, Fairfax county,
died yesterday at his home near Fran
coma, six miles south of this city. after
a short illness. He was taken i'll early
yesterday while at Lorton, and was
conveyed to his home by Malcolm Nc
Lean. He grew steadily worse Mr..
Broders was forty-cight years old, and
is survived by his wife. two children,
two brothers, and three sisters, DIR.
Albert Broders. of Rochester, MINI.
William Broders, of Fairfax county;
Miss Sallie Broders, OF Wytheville. Va.
Mrs. George Fultz, of Wytheville, Va,
and Mrs. Virginia Hagin, Of New Jer-
sey.