Commencement at Catholic University of America Honors 34 Graduates
The Catholic University of America held its annual commencement in McMahon Hall with 34 graduates. Very Rev Dr Grannan announced new department and faculty appointments while apostolic delegate Mgr Falconio conferred degrees. Rev Dr Stafford praised the university’s growth and impact on Catholic life in the U S.
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Catholic University of America
McMahon Hall
C P Grannan
The
Universalty
Diomede Falconio
D J Stafford
St. Patrick's Church
America
D.J O'Connell
Mgr Falconio
Grannan
Stafford
Grice
Ancient
Order of Hiverclans
Knights of Columbus
Charles Hallan McCarthy
Pian de Lacy
Thia City
Charles J. Bonaparde
Battimore
Theo Nivy
Charles P. Neill
Institut
J Jdeifin FR
U Woghen Pa
Justration At Law
WC Hovitsor
J J Grifin
P Gannau
Verto
Matthias Aloyssia Schumacher
Washington DC
James Wienneiucke
Spring
New York
Patrick Joseph McCormick
Diocsse
Hartford
John Joseph O Brien
Hoxton
Joseph Willian Bally
Frasers Walsh Archdiocess of
Boston
William Thomas Walsh
Ray Bendo Benedict Bosing
Rey Wiliam Edward Downes
Dipene
Altouua Rey
Wachelor
Arte
Richard Stephen Durke
Hoste
George Anthony Grace
Syracuse
N. Y
Robert Joseph Kennedy
John Joseph
Amnex
Nis
United States
Lay Leaders Needed to Shape the University’s Future
A Catholic preacher calls for lay leaders to energize university education and culture. He urges integration of philosophy science and theology with Jesus Christ as motto, praising lay professors and anticipating a new undergraduate department to expand lay attendance. The commencement ends with a papal benediction by Mgr. Falconio.
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Tiskas
United States
Ofa Angther
Wnvorslty
Staaf
Fla
Philosophera of Alexandria
Catherhe
Jesus Christ
Urieste
Xrest Jaymes
Benedict Dox
Mgr. Falconio
Glass of Girl Graduates Mrs Roosevelt Attends Exercises
The National Cathedral School for Girls held closing exercises with Miss L A Banga and Miss M B Whiton presiding. Nine graduates received certificates from Dr Harding after addresses by Rev Bratenahl and George Washington University president Dr Needham. The day featured a flag day ceremony and an annual musicale with Schubert, Chopin, Mendelssohn and Chaminade pieces performed by pupils, highlighting strong piano and vocal numbers.
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National Cathedral School For Girls
L. A. Banga
M. B Whiton
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation
District of Columbia
Bratenah
St. Alban
G. W. Smith
W Needham
George Washington University
Mirs Roosevelt
Bratenahl
Fransen Ep Stark
Milas Bangs
Needham
Miss Rourke
Wasners “Evening Star
Bangs
Bishop Batterlee
Harding
St. Paul's Church
Katherine D. Smith
York
Helen Aldrich
Aroine R Nash
As & Tewa
Chaninade
Mary Chew
Behnert
Marjorie
Ilbert Savin
Billaabeth
Caroline Kibbey
Netley Atkin Kerner
Marvin Webster
Plano
Amtur
Schutt
Margaret Warren
Barcarolle
Rubinstein
Bhreboth
der Bindeobaum
Bohubert
Adele Steiner
Chaminade
Mary Heard Chow
Bembarg
Louise Mahony
Adele Biefter
Furne
Louins
Mahony
Liat, Melen Hugon
Aldrich End Beatrice Louixe Mahony
Friends School Exercises Mark Close of Scholastic Year
The Friends Detect School held a morning program at the meeting-house to mark the year’s end. Winners in athletic events were named, certificates awarded, and pupils performed songs. Recitations included works by Edminston, Roosevelt quotes, and poems. New staff additions were announced, including George Sgovener and E B H Willtz.
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Friends Detect School
Sir Launfal
Andrew Edminston
Louis Pradt
Corabél’ B
Simonon
Heatrice Bulla
Ethel Chase
Ruth Denim
Allene Gregory
Barbara Butler
Nelson Johnson
Frank Smith
Marie Aldrich
Harold Chase
Rosetta Orive
Harry Tewin
Marlon King
Donald McNeale
Harriet ‘Weaver
Gertrude Bergen
St Clair Breckens
William Brown
Dorothy ‘Oanage
Tonglaa Cornwact
Foul Futersimons
Blackburn Hall
Ruth Larner
Lucy Lauck
Sizeabeth Maddox
Lenter Platt
Jennie Rassaler
Charles Thors
Dorothea Hauer
Hamlin Gordon
Ante Howell
Margaret Larter
Andrew Adramaton
Arthur Forker
Asher Hinda
Julien Hovey
Marshall Low
Benjamin Mioou
Herbert Miocu
John Mayer
Deen Paul
Margaret van Meys
Walter Cowles
Charles Lyngh
Katharine Alvord
Alf Hatdar Bly
Opman Surlys Bly
Mibort Dent
Katharine Hawxhurst
Eugene Moore
Judith
Holy Cross Commencement Exercises Presided by Falconio at Lafayette Square
Holy Cross Academy will hold its annual commencement at the Lafayette Square Opera House at 4 o clock this afternoon with Mgr Falconio the papal delegate presiding. The event features class night performances including Miss Katharine Byrne and Miss Nona O Brien with songs and readings, and remarks by James D Monaghan. Senator Beveridge arrived in Washington for a brief stay and to continue rest of summer travels.
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Holy Cross Academy
Lafayette Square Opera House
Mgr. Falconio
The
Academy
Atudenta
James D. Monaghan
Katharine Byrne
Donikett
Lucie
Marguerite O'Toole
Nona O'Brien
Marie Loeffer
Adele May
Helen Cleary
Gertrude Davis
Catherine Moriarty
Abt
Carmel Gan
Mary Louise Carr
Beveridge
Washington
United States
Beverage
Europe
Indianapoli
Wisconsin
Capital's Growth Ties Rudolph Firm to Washington Hub
A leading Baltimore migrant, C. Rudolph, now heads Rudolph & West Co in Washington. He built a loyal, expanding business over years, moving from J. H. Chesley & Co to a new home at 122 New York avenue after enlarging from 104 F Street NW to a 50 percent larger warehouse to handle growing trade.
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New York Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Street
Rudolph
Board of Trade
West Brothers Brick Company
W National Metropolitan Citizens Bank
Business Men's Association
Washington
Baltimore
Cunt H Rudolph
Rudolph & West Co
J. H Chesley & Co
F Street
Tenth‘street
Tenth Street
Fashionable spring dresses for mothers and daughters
The illustration showcases smart chiffon voile gowns with lace cuffs and pearl gray bands, plus a new angling style waist and gored skirts. It describes a blue and white checked cotton voile dress for a little girl, a straight gathered skirt with horizontal tucks, and a towered batiste frock for a twelve year old, with fabric yardages and pattern numbers offered by the paper's Fashion Department.
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Guimpe
Greater Treat
Public playgrounds bring praise to tireless chairman
A civic leader, tireless in promoting housing improvements, earned wide support from advisory boards. His notable feat is establishing public playgrounds in the District, growing from a $200 fund to six sites, then eleven, with many requests unmet due to funds. He is seen among youths at playgrounds each summer evening.
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Alnim
Georgetown Law Graduates to Hold Thirty Fourth Commencement
Georgetown University law department plans its thirty fourth annual commencement at Gaston Hall Georgetown College on Monday June 12 at 8 pm The program will include a musical opening Rev Jerome Daugherty S J university president will give the opening address Charles J Bonaparte Baltimore Md to be the next Secretary of the Navy will address the graduates Chief Justice Shepard District Court of Appeals will award prizes The detailed flags of organizations list senior and junior classes with officers and reception committee members named for the ceremony and parade of guests.
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Law Department
Georgetown University
Gaston Hall
Georgetown College
Jerome Daugherty
S. J
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
George B. Handel
Maryland
Harry Quinn
District of Columbia
John R. Wayrich
Francia S Margutte
Morris Hirecaman
Thomas Bstallingd
Alabama
Clarence Dodge
EV. Murphy
Fred Taylor
Thomas Kirby
TF Mcguire
New York
Sargeant-At-Arms
Hopewell
Virginia
Prouident
M J Leahy
District of Columstta
Irestent
R J Taggart
Harry F .Walters
Tiltnois
Michael C O'Brien
Pennsylvania
John Molloy
Parto Rico
Blutarian
George M Mann
Don Cartoelis
Gest
H J Fegan
Otto DB Kent
Texas
Charley C Dunn
Tromenyer
G. A. Finch
Clottier
Columbia
Edward Hood
RP Belew
Henry Bradshaw
Clarance F ‘Burton
Norvell
H Cobb
Alston Cockrel
WA Crawfurd
YX Cuttle
O Dunn
D CG Mills
Ashton F Gmbry
Hugh J Fegan
Ira GC Hlaycock
Albert M Hofmann
Otis B. Kent
F A
Lennon Louis Loofler
Daniel
Recruiting detail for recruiting duty tour officers listed
Instructions outline the officer detail for a recruiting duty tour starting November 1 195. The plan fixes numbers and regiments for majors captains and lieutenants from cavalry artillery and infantry. War Department selections and regimental nominations constrain assignments to recruit depots with promotion prospects limited.
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Fratieutenants
Uoutananta
Cavalry
Infantry
War Department
Artillery
Army Officers Granted Various Leaves and Details
Orders authorize multiple leave of absence periods for officers including Maj Robert Smith Capt Camper H Conrad Maj Albert D Kotekern and others. Also detailed assignments and transfers include Maj Francia J Kernan Capt William M Wright and Contract Surgeon Sidney L Seat among general staff and department postings. Updated dates range from June to July with stations at Fort Leavenworth Fort De Moines and Washington Barracks.
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Robert Smith
Camper H Conrad
Third Cavalry
Albert D Kotekern
Tirst
William P Moffet
Fort Dea Moines
Iowa
Mort Moores
Gual Corpa
Artisirs
Cheasmake Tleut
Frank W Hens
Tathyd
Han Bees
Southwemern Haptiness University
Jackson
Ten
Philippine
United States
Sues Canal
Brederin
Pomrey
Chicago
Ill
St. Paul
Mina
Department of Dakota
General Staff
Francia J Kernan
Wiliam M. Wright
Korman
Wotll
Ordure
Wright Iil
Sidney L. Seat
Frederickaburg
Washington Barracks
Gaunders Range
Qhabarnig
Ietter
Department of the Raft
Whidving
William W. Bau
Puritan Ready for War Game Naval Parade to Sea
Naval Reserve and Marine Guard to sail from Washington for Annapolis tonight for army and navy exercises in Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac. The Puritan will host a parade at 80 o clock with a marine guard under Capt George I Tait, and a detailed contingent of officers and troops prepared with 100 rounds of 00 caliber blank ammunition per man.
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Naval
National Guard
District of Columbia
Washington
Annapolis
Caesareake Bay
Potomac
Marine Guard
George I, Tait
Frederik ‘Sh Heidenreich
William B Sulivan
Puritan
SIGSBEE DELAYED RETURN PLANS FOR JOHN PAUL JONES REMAINS
Rear Admiral Sigsbee’s France trip to recover John Paul Jones’s remains stalled as plans are not ready. Winslow tasked to assist. dispatch delayed awaiting France guidance. Navy announces his squadron readiness but departure may slip beyond initial date. Secretary Loomis and Navy officials discuss contingencies. West Virginia arrives at Charlestown Navy Yard. court martial set for Gus Lee in Culebra murder case. Secretary Morton travels to New York for private business. Darling leads Navy Dept. ongoing.
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John Paul Jones
Sigsbee
Navy Department
Loomis
France
Winslow
Sigabee
West Virginia
Charlestown Yard
Boston
United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
Provincetown
Gus Lee
Adelarah Richatte
Culebra Islands
Morton
New York
New
Wbre
Darling
National Editorial Association Convenes at Guthrie Amid Cloudburst
The twentieth annual National Editorial Association meeting opened at Brooks Opera House in Guthrie Oklahoma with 87 delegates present. A special St Louis train carrying 50 delegates arrived late due to a cloudburst on Osage. Count Cassini II and the Russian ambassador telegram reported Countess Cassini ill with scarlet fever in Paris, her condition not specified. Naval vessel movements noted include Dix ie at League Island and Leonidas at Lambert Point, Denver at Santo Domingo, and ships sailing or arriving for routes to Guantanamo, Monte Cristi, and Panama.
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Guthrie Okla
National Editorial Association
Brooks Opera House
Osage
St Louis
Commercial Club
Cassini II
Count Cassini
Paris
Cassini
United States
Jount Cassini
Dixie
League Island
Leonidas
Lambert Point
Denver
Santo
Demings City
Nevada
Hartford
Annapolis
Crulee Uneas
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Friseeton
San Francisco
Panama
Topeka
Monte Cristi
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D. J. Stafford
Jewera Profarhive
Glass OF Girl Graduates
National Cathedral School
Bim Hanes
Phat
War Hood
Friends School
Holy Cross
Falconio
Canon
Design BY
May Manton
W. B Moses & Sons
Georgetown Law
Virginia Schools
Llns Institute
Washington Schools
Mme Raputa Daly
EOE
Berlitz School OF Languages
Gonard
Prine Brand
Trench, Germen, Speniah, &O
Strayer’s Business College
Spanien
Someaer Olor
Qomar
Prin
Prud'homme
Eselstatt
Toble
Fort Myer
Ligurd B Deagan
Franklin
Navy Yard
Tutuitz
Samoa
Adams
Gal
H. A. Wiley
Naval Academy
Annapalia
Standigh
A Bronzan, Jr
Naval Station
Tutuila
Samoe
Palais Royal
G and
Eleventh Streets
Eleventh Street
Milady
Bureau
Palais Rota Eventi
Kirkman
Sixth St. N. W
E St
Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Ins
Gradfield Regulator
Atisata
Anuse
ATS
Toonight
Sydney Crundy
Guy Standing
Mr Srabazar
Charlotte Walker
Rosamond Pricas
Kernan
EK M. M. Theise
Connave
Woonlet Lane
Chevy Chase Cara
Bedeft
Bleic
Sylvain
Sidney Herbert
Alida Cortelyos
A&g
Arthur Smith
City Lake
U. S. Marine Band
Sendry
American League Park
Fla Ave
Wationals
Detroit
St. A.W
Treasury
Leason
Thacher
Fulton
Ninth Street & W
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