Evening star., 1939-05-31
Madeira School
To Graduate IS
On tuesday
Miss Helen D. Lockwood
Of Vossor College to
Address Glass

Following week end of festivities
In their honor, As senior students
of the Madeira School at Greenway,
Fairfax County, Va. will receive
their diplomas at S pm. Tues
day, the schools commencement
day. Good weather prevailing, the
graduation exercises will be held in
the schools outdoor theater; other
wise they will be conducted in the
sports building.
Miss Helen Drusilla Lockwood,
professor of English at Vassar Col
lege, will address the girls at the
graduation exercises, and the invo
cation and prayer will be delivered
by the Rev H. H D. Sterrett of All
Souls Memorial Church. The girls
will receive their diplomas from
Mrs. David L. Wing, headmistress of
the school.
Festivities will commence on Fri
day with the final concert of the
music pupils to be held at pm
in the main building.
Saturday the students will par
ticipate in the schools annual horse
show sponsored by its Riding Club
at 2 pm. Judging the riders will
be E. M. Palmer of Falls Church,
Va. Glasses which will be judged
solely on the basis of horsemanship
will include open jumping (over an
outside course), open horsemanship,
roommate class, best rider for nom
members of the Riding Club, red
and white team class, handy hunter
and the school championship, which
will be open only to members of the
Riding Club.
Banquet on Saturday.
At 7:30 pm. Saturday the senior
students will attend their class BAN
quet.
DR.. Oliver J. Hart of st. Johns
Church will conduct the senior YES
per service at $50 pm. Sunday,
which will be followed by a buffet
supper for the seniors and their
guests Monday, May 6. will be class
day. The Dramatic Association will
stage play written and produced by
It's members. Later athletic awards
for the year will be presented, after
which the class songs will be sung.
Tea will follow
After the graduation exercises,
members of the senior class, school
and invited guests will gather at a
supper.
Because of the limited seating
capacity of the outdoor theater, ad-
mission to grounds for commence
ment exercises and supper will be by
card only.
Those to Graduate.
Members of the graduating class
include Francoise Genevieve Alder
man, Washington. D. c.; Barbara
Jane Bennett. Chicago, ILL.,: Nancy
Jean Bickelhaupt, Washington, D.
c.; Marjorie Elliott Blake, Glen
Ridge, N. j.; Barbara Jane Bray,
Sewickley, Pa; Rosamond Elizabeth
Bull, Minneapolis, Mimi; Helen
Bates Chenery, Pelham Manor, N
Y; Mary Elizabeth Craig, SeWickley,
Pa; Ruth Walker Craig, Beaver,
Pa; Betty Ryder Crouch, Rochester
N. Y; Mary Jane Dennis, San
Francisco, Calf; Lucie Jacqueline
de Sieyes, Washington, D. c.; Char
lotte Dieckhoff, Berlin, Germany;
Marguerite Won Beust Fleming,
Washington, D. c.. Catherine Ham
mond, Birmingham, Ala: Margaret
Elizabeth Hammons, Portland. Me;
Lucy Upham Hart, New Britain,
Conn; Margaret Hutchins Hemin-
way, Watertown, Conn; Patricia
Hurley, Leesburg, Va: Deborah
Vinal Jackson, Chevy Chase, Md:
Katharine Elizabeth King, Willough-
by, Ohio; Deborah Kirk, Washing
ton, D. c.; Jane Gardner Leigh,
Winnetka, Ill: Elizabeth Lewis
Lykes, Pelham Manor, N. Y: Joan
Donaldson Manning, Baltimore,
Md; Meredith Bass Manning, Chi
cago, Ill; Patricia McKnew, WASH
tngton D. c.: Ruth Meyer, Washing
ton, D. c.; Ruth Mills, Fall River,
Mass; Jane Andrews Musser, New
York City: Louise Gillette Piper,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Nancy Powers,
New Canaan, Conn; Marjorie Eliza
beth Strong, Rochester, N. Y:
Martha Webster Sweat, Palm
Beach, Fla; Katharine Marcia Ia
Der, Rye, N. Y; Jane Elizabeth Ter
hume, New Canaan, Conn; Claire
Norris Triest New York City; Jeanne
Irene Turney, Washington, D. c.;
Nina Steyne Untermyer, New York
City, Martha Elizabeth Urquhart,
Birmingham, Ala. Elizabeth Vir-
ginia Weems, Houston, Tex; Nancy
Weller, Alexandria, Va; Jeanne
Libbey Willett, Washington. D. c.;
Barbara Williams, New Canaan,
Conn, and Margaret Trippet Win
ston, Joliet, ILL.,