Evening star., 1925-05-31
"a WILL GRADUATE
FROM LAW COLLEGE
Mrs. Bessie P. Brueggeman
Is Put on Trustees Board
at Annual Meeting.

Mrs. Bessie Parker Brueggenan.
chairman of the United States Federal
Employees Compensation Commission
was elected to membership on the
board of trustees of the Washington
College of Law at the annual meet
ing, Tuesday. Her term of Office be
gin Wednesday. She VIII serve
two years.
Other members Of the board elected
are: Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey and
Edwin c. Dutton, elected for terms Of
three years, Herbert l.. Davis for q
term OF two years: Emma Gillett and
Chaplin Brown for one year each. Mrs
Agnes NJ. Faber was re- elected
secretary.
The dean. Mrs. Laura Halsey, who
will preside at the commencement
for the first time, having only &C
cepted her position in February, re
ported that the following 81 candidates
had successfully completed the re
quirements and were entitled 10
receive the degrees respectively
designated.
Candidates for Degrees.
Candidates for degree of bachelor
Of laws: Hartfell Adkins Elizabeth
Bellah, Tandell Blakely, Julia Bland
Mary Boggs, Kathryn Bonner, Hugh
Buckingham. Abraham Caesar, Susan
Campbell, Samuel Cockerill, Edward
Coleman, Gertrude Coyle. John W
Dyer, Jr., Harry Friedman, Jessie
Canoe, Madge Glassmire, Martha
Gold, Rebekah Greathouse. Julia
Hallameck, Vincent Harper, William
Hutchinson. Elizabeth Hyde, William
Kanof, Robert Keyser, Thomas II
King, Carrie Lawton, Oliver Lerch.
Harry Levy, Mary B. w. Lfnkirs.
q
Margaret Ranahan, Shelby Roberts.
Earl Ruth, kathryn Schenkat-
Majorie Soper. Lenore Sites, Grace
Whelan, Mary Whelan, Alice Whit,
! comb.
Candidates for degree of master Of
laws: Frank Bellah. Elizabeth
| Brown, Helen Kelleher. Marx Lewis,
| Harry Mitchell, Eunice Wright
Candidates for degree Of master OF
Bellah, Julia Bland. Elizabeth Brown
| Samuel CockeriIl. Clara Coon, Harry
z. Mitchell and Helen Kelleher
The graduation exercises viii be
held at o'clock Tuesday night al
! Memorial Continental Hall. A feature
Will be the awarding of the It
| prizes offered annually. Senator
George II. Hoses will be the orator
| speaking on, "A Government OF
| LAVE INHN- LII JOiln T. bFlEgS
| Of the Fifth Baptist Church viii pro
nounce the invocation. DR.. Charles
! Wood Of the Church of the Covenant
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
! this evening at O'Clock.
Finances in Good Shape
| The report of the treasurer as made
/ at the board meeting showed the
! finances of the institution 10 be in
| good condition and the matricuiation
| OF new students had continued during
/ the entire year.
Mrs. Mussey, chairman Of the cam
paign for 100000 as an endowment
| fund for the college. gave q detailed
| report OF the campaign showing re
| suits beyond the expectations Of the
board.
The special fifty-hour course in
/ Contracts, conducted by Professor
| Edwin a. AIooers, opened Monday
! night with q large registration The
| regular Summer school viii open
| Monday evening, June I5. The fol
| lowing subjects Will be included.
Negotiable Instruments, Prof Kear-
ney; Partnership, Prof. Wells; Cases
on Evidence, Prof. Harris: Evidence.
| Prot. Mooers; Testamentary Law.
Prof Taylor; Criminal Law, Prof.
| Dutton; Insurance, Prof. Freudberg;
Domestic Relations, Prof Halsey. and
| Personal Property. Prof. Wells.