Evening star., 1924-06-11
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, juno IL
Glass night exercises will be held at
| the Alexandria High School tonight.
The class history will be read by
Milton Gregg; class poem, by Cecilia
Shapiro. and class prophecy, which
was prepared by Cecilia Shapiro,
Marian ChilIcotte and Lewis Hulhsh.
Music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the Sangamo Band. Sew
eral impromptu talks will be made
and dancing will then continue until
1 O'Clock. DIR. j. A. C. Chandler. presi-
dent of William and Mary College,
will deliver the address to the grad
yates Friday night in the auditorium
Diplomas will be awarded by Richard
G.. Hayden. principal of the high
school, and by Supt. Reece c. Bowton.
Five Alexandrians were given de-
grees yesterday by the University of
Virginia They are Frederick Power
tricaI engineering; Richard G.. Hay
don, principal OF the high school here,
bachelor of science in education
Charles Creighton Carlin, jr.: Thoma az
Brooke Howard and Hugh Browning
Marsh, bachelors Of law.
Miss Kathryn Mercer Adams, Miss
Kathryn Fisher and Miss Susan
Emily Rishell were graduated Mon /
day night from the State Teachers
College, Fredericksburg.
News has been received here or the
death in Colorado Springs. Col, OF
Rev John Lloyd, son of Bishop. Ar
thur Seldom Lloyd. New York, both
we'll known here. Rev. Lloyd mas
been in ill health since he was gassed
during the world war. The BODY Will
be brought here for burial.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at Pohick Church for j.
William Dove of Accotink, who was
electrocuted Sunday following the
severe storm, which tore down the
wires. in which he became entangled.
Services will be conducted by the
| rector of Pohick Church, Rev. A
| Campbell Tucker Burial will be IN
| the churchyard at Pohick.
The board of directors of the Y. Nj.
| G. A. last night instructed Secretary
lC O. Kent to prepare a financial
statement Whether the individual
subscriptions will be made public is
| not yet known. Many of the promi j.
nent men of the city, II is said. have
paid none or only part OF the
amount subscribed more than two
years ago. The building is now par
| TALLY completed and probably will
/ not be able to go forward unless f1nap
| cial aid is at hand.
Carrying with them three quarters
of a vote each, twenty-one Demo
cratic delegates from Alexandria last
night left TO attend the state con-
vention which is being held in Nor
| folk today. They went uninstructed-
| The delegates include: DR.. Kate
Waller Barrett. Robert S. Barrett
Gardner L. Boothe, John w. Brook
field, Albert v. Bryan. Carl Budwesky
| c. c. Carlin. j. Randall Cation
| Howard r. Colvin, F. G.. DuvaN
John Lawler. George A. Mayer. Rob-
| inson Monsure, W. L. Norford
Thomas w. Priest, Frederick P: Rus
sell, Charles Henry Smith. William
H. Sweeney. M. B. Thompson and
| William r. Wools.
Harry Barnett last night received
the Scottish Rite prize for being the
most popular boy in the graduating
| class of Jefferson Grammar School
| Members of the class were enter
! tanned by the Business and Profes.
| sional Womens Club and by the Scot
tish Rite Club.
After hearing the report that work
! on the last two miles of unim-
proved roadway between Alexandra
and Fairfax, the board of directors