The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-01
COMMENCEMENT EYER c Uses
WERE HELD LAST NIGHT IN
CARROLL CLUB.
Dr.. FrisseiI Or. Noome and J. c. Pal
MGR Deliver Addrc sses-OipIomas
Presented by Father MoYc.


mlHtr an audience W w. ~ n",'I
~ nmrnr"lnrnI c,nrrisns of rho North
W'hnnI;nn hnsni,ni .rhooI fur training
n,rsCs wcTa RrId (nsr nipht in tht,
CnrrnII ,.luh nudirorium nr. E. NJ.
E'ris>nIl wns Tho nrinrinaI SNEAKER and
Ilnn r. paIm.r and Dr. a. j. Noomc
delivered hrirf I;,lks.
The sIucr in The auditorium Was
drruratcd with the class
rojors. Mains and 4 large American
llay, immediately following The Tn,
lrancr march Of Ihr yraduaiing class
and The sneaker, The orchestra played
"Thr Star.Snar.lrd Eannrr." As this
was started In American Ilag slowly
rrnn rho NV" of The stage
.',,I rnr,.,;nrL Invrrnd du"jnn the OK.
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ri !,,' ~ Eris.rII ,hr nrinrinal
r,,'. ,ln, ubn j., =, bnrI ,ddr,..: nayn
h. %;s,or,' nf ,hn insriiutinn then
hnIJinr ne rnnmrrrrmrni EXERCISES
md iTrI,rrd th:n Tho Znrih Wheeling
hnSnital and il. sister institutions irl
Tho ,;t,ir .,r, r,rrnarnd ia care for
q" moo six and IN frrrd soldiers OF Ihu
Woun,ain Srlrr nT WcsI Virginia.
l;.,I
history o. INC r'oSP''8''
nr. fris&"ll said in Part:
In The early days nl lN"N IN" IT.
Rev. Richard Vincent Nhalrh. WIN
three priests 10 assist MN ana mo
good Sisters nj 81. Joseph forming ii
sfrr7lC harkSrulinn. nrcided ,hal me
hest way TO preach inc gospel was ny
aG minlSi"rlns 10 IN" Slrk anu "ounu.
ed. ana so ank"" n"H'"r Htiu wv
Tiers win similar IDEAS 'll'Siru III
III" small hui growing army. nrn
b" founded W hr"iln% hnHliIal' 'h'
mother hospital OF Ntst Virginia;
For - Years rhi, hospital has been
watching and waiting: is neutral and
EiI, always been prepared and ANXIOUS
/" iid In" Sirk and injured.
III has received tho old N"X!can vet
cJHn@: tn" Blu" ana 'hr Gray, n"
Spanish .Nm"rlcan veterans; me "hl'r
and the black. ana ha% been a refuge
"f mercy 10 lhns" OF Il nations:
To-day We Hr" IN II" worlds war.
with ill., hnrr!hi" slaughter ol so many
useful lives ANA am certain mat
Bishop lnnAhu" anu ms lSSlS,ahl'
Father Weber. Win knowledge porn
81 long rNp"rI"hcr r"al'2Hu IN" h'''""'
shy ui Doing rtAi!, ih"r" u 10 room
for SlHrk"rs.
=" HlSiHr dominic Is H:h'tl ioF l'I
report. ana N" IN t"Ti' Qu"S IONS 'il"
first lnS'rncInr al IN" Gla*S' "h" ,"IlS
hrr ihAl IN" h'"Iti'S ii"S2I'al Scil''Wl
i"r framing nurses mas over w" wen
seasoned. lhofnhGhi! 'iAln''l Sraull'i'"
nurses who HAY" served tor lhr'e
years in II" wards nt IN" mother hos
pital. have pa%S",! the state board Of
and ar" now anxious 10
do their Bit So Sister Dominic r.
ports III" Wheeling Hospital as lhc
haS" hospital and h"r allies through
II" STAT" are .rrrrar"d 20 care tnr
! "'' SICK ana injured SniIi"rS nl IN"
Mountain Siai" -! West Virginia.
kInoneSS inc motto.
Attorney 'al'n"i. IN addressing IN"
class. told them that their profession
WAS IN" most nohnrah'" ana the most
r"SronSIh!" nL All H"rH'in y nu
ha'" gained your EHnWI"der through
hard work. h" said. "Tnn often, be-
day having Il tendency In rush through
tn" world without painstaking educa
rion and preparation" He spoke Of
III" advancement of thr times. and nf
III" events leading up 10 III" war. nj.
r"rtinE his remarks toward the class
again. h" said: some of Won Young
ladies may h" called 10 The hartlclicld>;
NJ Europe. In administering 10 thN
wounded. kindness should be- vnur
motto; il should b. the law If yom,
lives. Kindness for The friend and the
enemy alike"
nr. Nrumn followed Mr.. Palmer and
his address was along similar lines.
II" spoke nj the need Of kindness in
nursing and also dwrlt unun the
events nf the world war. "Christiani.
Y has not been upon The throne" h"
said, "and We will not have pcacr I'M
Ill We have Christianity in the human
heart"
Several d"lishtrul musical number.
were given during tho evening pro.
gram hy the orchestra and friends Of