Mount Vernon Seminary Delivers 29 Diplomas at New Willard
The 1908 Mount Vernon Seminary graduation held in the New Willard ballroom featured Rev Charles Wood delivering the address on life compensation and Emersonian ideas. Diplomas were presented by Rev Mr Wood, with benediction by Rev S H Woodrow. graduates included Helen Lager, Linda Musser, Mary Donaldson, Dorothy Leanders Beall, and Elizabeth Bula among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
New Willard
Mount Vernon Seminary
H Woodrow
Mr Wood
S H Woodrow
Dorothy Landers Beall
Joseph Kasper
Helen Lager
New Jersey
Linda Musser
Iowa
Mary Donaldson
Minnesota
Phill Milbank
California
Dorothy Leanders Beall
New York
Minnie Lou Bryant
Brownie Elizabeth Baum
Nebraska
Georgie Hemphill Bim
Pennsylvania
Hianrche Hanks
Illinois
Margaret Buller Burdick
Wyomng
Elizabeth Virgina Bula
Mary Slickenson Brown
Colorado
Tannie Luthher Brown
Texas
Evangeline Garalner Castell
Charlotte Marian Webster
Julia Catherin Winte
Marguerite Weller
Washington D
Apartment House Sold at 31 Todd Place in Bloomingdale
Stone and Fairfax sold the apartment house at 31 Todd Place to H N Shafer and W Warge Baker. Built about three years ago by Bates and John L Warren, the Roman brick building with stone trim replaces land at the northeast corner of Second Street and Todd Place. Planned frontages of 80 feet on Todd Place will host future houses. Operations start next month and aim for completion by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone & Fairfax
HN. Shafer
W .Warge Baker
Todd Place
Bloomingdale
Bates
John L. Warren
Fannie L Edrington
Francis A. Plundon
Blundon
Frederick Grove
Adams Street
M Gain
Whitney
Law students to graduate at Nation University ceremony
Law students at Nation University Law School will graduate next Saturday evening at Sty aeukek theatre. Rev George Wullengen Smith will deliver the address for Plenty College with benediction by Eugene Caruse. The baccalaureate sermon will be by Rev J Leming Solme. Senator John M. Milurston will receive the graduates. Prizes and books will be awarded. stage tickets available from the Terascendary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thauty
Liniversity Law School
Sty Aeukek
Nahon
Iheater
George Wullengen
Plenty College
Eugene Caruse
Toath
J Leming Solme
John Milurston
Necuraska
Thul San Ipimann
Il Daa
Disbursers Form Society In Federal Service
A permanent organization formed Wednesday evening at 4 in the office of WL Lateau GQ, sharing clerk of the Department of Commerce and Labor. The group, to be called the Assocation of Disburs ite Officrs of the United States Govern ment, aims to foster idea exchange among members and promote social interactions. Officers: President George W Evans, disbursing clerk, Department of the Interior. Vice President Horry S Milslead, disbursings eer, Interstate Commerce Commission. Secretary treasurer Scott Nesbitt, disbursing clerk, Coast and Geodetic Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Lateau
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
George W Evans
Department of the Interior
Vic
Horry S Milslead
Eer Interstate Commerce Commission
Scott Nesbitt
Disbursing
Clerk Coast and Geodetic Survey
Luna Park Set to Open Tomorrow With Free Attractions
Opening tomorrow at Luna Park promises a wide array of amusements. The merry widow hat, free rides, and vaudeville show with stars like Chadwick Trio and John W Ransome attract crowds. The park cars will shuttle from the Post Office. Officials previewed a parade to the White House and other landmarks as Luna Park announces a May 23 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupa Park
Luna Park
Merry Widow
War
Brockway
Rosebuds
Hermes
Buchanan
Gortz
Nelson Mineo
Raied
Animal Troupe
John W Ransome
Hans Wagner
Herry Wavages
London
Rarisome
Wiliam Jenting Bryan
Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Treasury Capitol
John I. Sullivan
Hyde Benson Dimond Schneier land fraud case records
Proceedings before Justice Stafford centered on land office documents. John McPhaul identified records on the witness stand, and William Balk testified that land selection cases filed by Frederick A Ysyde were before him while he led the forest land selection division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
Hyde Benson Dimond-Schneier
Justice Stafford
John McPhaul
William Balk
Frederick A Ysyde
Forest Leu
The
Doctor Leon Thompson Convicted in Illegal Operation Case
Edward Leon Thompson known as Dr Leon was found guilty yesterday by a Criminal Court No 2 jury of performing an illegal operation on Lulie Bryan, a colored woman. He faces up to five years, with sentencing set for next week on bond of 32000, and previously was convicted of a similar offense against Sadie Volk. He will be tried before Justice Barnard on June 1 in connection with the death of Lillian Ett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Leon Thompson
Leon
Lulie Bryan Colored
Yellow dog bites dog catcher ends of fingers
A small yellow dog without a tag matched a city dog catcher on Van Street. Kennings, a city cine collector, netted the animal and tried to lift it, but the dog bit off the ends of two fingers on the catcher’s right hand. Kennings paused, the dog fled, and the wounds were treated at the Marine Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Kennings
van Street
Kennings
Marine Hospital
District Boys Pass Cadet Exams for Revenue Cutter Service
Edmund M Fmmerich George L Gould and William K Scannell led district youths who passed the cadet exam for the Revenue Cutter Service. Ten extra cadets were added this year, making probable appointments for all successful examinees. Lawn fete planned at Mount Licasant Church grounds on Fourteenth Street and Columbia Road, starting at five this evening. Invitations issued by Junior Society of Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund M Fmmerich
George L. Gould
J Street
North West
William K Scannell
Hammond Street
Brookland
Revenue Cutter Service
Junior Society of Christian Endeavor
Mount Licasant Congregational Church
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Alumni Association Elects Garfield Memorial Hospital Officers
At its annual meeting the Alumnae Association of Garfield Memorial Hospital School for Nurses elected officers led by President Miss Alice V Prentiss and Vice President Miss Ni Nie Reed with Miss Georgina Graham as treasurer. Also listed are recording secretary Miss Helen Gardin and corresponding secretary Miss Mary Graham among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Memorial Hrospital School
Hese oFicms
Wis Cinetel
Alice V. Prentiss
NiNie Reed
Dass Helen Gardin
Georgina Graham
Mass “MC Ganz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Vernon Seminary
Tea Place, Gin
Saks
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
WM. Harn &C.’S
Three Reliable Shoe Houses
N.W
Pa Avenue
N. W
Penna. Avenue S.E
POST
Astoria
Third
G Streets
Prince Albert
Fifth Ave
Union
Washington
Munyon
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Madras
Sincy
Atruchert
PTE Rojiaer
AVE
Friedlander Bros
Horsell
Albert
Barber & Ross, Uth and & Sts
National University
Hyde
Hun
Burt & Packard
Prine
Abel
Reg U S
Packard & Field
Brockton
Mass
Robert Berberich
Herrmann
Bell
Twelfth Street
Shaw-Walker
Lansburgh Furniture Co
9Th Street
Randle
U.S
Namle Highlands
Capitol
Dupont Circle
Lota
Villa Attes
US Realty Company
Central National Bank
Cen
National Hank
City Bulletins
Connecticut
Navy Yard Exchange
Virginia
J TD Pyles
Krouses
9Th St Nw
Chicago
Muddiman & Co
Beatys
EE Hinkel & Co
Maiia
Heartci
Maerzen and
Senate—brewery
Arlington Bottling Company
Same Old Place
Washington Post
Aring
Health Department
Daryman
Hygienic Laboratory
Meade Bolton
America
Ellis M Santee
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
George M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
the Sunday Post
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Warner’s Safecure
Warner
Warners
Rochester
Inex
Buakela
Bushela
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Seventh St
Uneeda
Jace
Hirsh’s Shoe
Seventh St. N. W
Lacey & 60
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St
Ersley Institute
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