Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1922, Page 21

Scheol playghoys “He opeped uly 5 and tha" ;fnyi:?neldnx ¥ill be in charge are announced as “ollows: ~ Arthur, Arlhur plsce %’mfl"ar F4th aijer eu% g 2 enc‘chuau 17»- and Colum- ita road northweat, Iteng Jerch; Cor ran, 28th and’ M dtreets horthiweat, ret Patterson; Emery, Lincoln e and Prospect street north Mary Snyder, Thelma Castle; Fair- brother, 10th and E streets southwesf May Howard; Henry- | Marjorie Johns, G. on, 6th and D streets southwest, Mr. “White, Margaret High street between R and > 3venue northwest Margaret Hight A - Costello; , -Monroe, - Columbia yoad bétween ‘Georgin' avenue and herman. avenue, - Dorothy Gilberts ., Hiatt place and Park road .%uru Hardison; Thomson, 13th and Bth streets southeast, Helen McCol- ‘lam, and. Eaton, 34th and Lowell “streets northwesf, Corinme Stepfens. Colored—Briggs, 22d and E streets | morthwest, Helen Richardson; Bruce, ! “Kenyon sireet between Georgia and | Sherman.avenues northwest;. Birne; Nicholas_avenue, * Hfllsdale, D. Estelle Wood: Giddings, '3d and -streets southeast, Alice Carroll; Jon 1st and L streets northwest, Anita Murpeau; Lovejoy, 12th and D streets | northeast, Florence Neale; Langstoi North_capitol iand P, sirocts norin- tewart: ‘Magruder, 16th a3 atréets morthwest, 2 Pmums 27th and N ont avenue between T and U, ughes. Appointments madé in playground | = ,a.p.rgmu for .. community _pla; rounds. te. take effect at once, ar Bloomingdale, 1st.and Bryant stree Bvelyn Howard. Dorot [arrington, Clinton 3 ger, 2ist and F| eets northwest, 5. K. Hand and eanor Hill; Garfield Park, 2d and F JStreets southeast, Maude Parker, Rich; Tennyson and _ Janerio Georgetown, 33d and Volta “place northwest, Ethel Allister, #Abbie Green, Leo Sullivan; Happy FHollow, 18th and Kalorama road northwest, Janet Gassman, Katherine 2d_and ‘N streets ‘White, ~Margaret Harris;, 10wa Avenué.. Jowa avenue etween Varnum and Web acqueline Whiting, Mackin, V street between 1ith and 5th' streets northwest, Kathleen isher, Louise Major; Mitchefl Park, -23d and S streets northwest, Josephine Malone; Montrose Park, Lov and R’ street northwest, Moore, Joan Reamy; New Ha “Avenua, New Hampshire avenue be- tween L and M streets northwe: “Slever Dean Eden, Jane Larkin; N York Avenu ‘ollins; Hoover, ’ ni Martha Dunham; Helen Clark: Plaza, { ist, 2d, B and Massachusetts avenue ‘mortheast, Katherine Swanson, Helen Einstein; Rosedale, 17th and Kramer streets northeast, Caroline Alexand “Ethel Pilson, Laira Vandercook, W Alam Hanrahan; Twin Oaks, 14th and ‘hym‘; streets northwest; Pear] Co- lyve Barbee; ‘nrgmla Avenu J0th and -Virginia avenue sduthea: M. “Thelma™ Smith, Johns. Colored—Cardazo, 1st and I streets ‘southwest, Lola LeBrsnd! Rob. Anson; “C. H. l{ow Louise Sullivan, adys . Thomas; Teh and’N streets north: et McKinney, and Willow %, B and C streets south- ys Stokeés, Anita Randall SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AWARDS 11 DIPLOMAS T mmmuuufluuunflmmmuuuuummm Reception to ‘Graduates Follows . Commencement Exercises at i Hotel La Fayette. % Proud of the distinction of blazing the trail for their alma mater, eleven members. of the class of 1932 were presented with diplomas at the initial uating exercises of the National hool of Commerce at the Hotel mme last pight. C. Bosworth, president of the umuom presided, and, after oosunn had _been: promgunced - by Thomas _Brawne, congratulated o " student body and. briefly out- l;‘ed future plans of the young 0ol =% In response to President Bosworth, oseph 5. Zucker, class p olced the sentiment of the g class by Dro?hes)mg a lang an eca!lhl.llflo for the institution, and ( I 3 i | Taxiag _his theme - the- well- {Bnown slogan - of Rotary.~ “Serviee {EAbove Self” Willlam Clabaugh made ] o prlnelpll address of the evening ind gaye the embryo ascountants ad- {@iice “Teward¥E -tTiélr -Chogen: protes- {Mon. & More than onds of th and, rovo < diplomas, & gononl §Mambar- of the graduating class ere: Rigm Francis Delaney, ‘harles K ‘Donley, W. H. Graham, ililam F. Henry, Charles Kershen- um;: Kemneth W.- Moroney, Moore Helntolll. Irineo J. Reyes;, Herbert 3 ban B. Valenune and 8. Zucker. MRS. STEVENS PRAISED. ‘Work, 3 niphe will find it difeult %o aissociate the Near East Rellet Srork from the, P {#tovens,” Harvey ‘W. Wiley, ' fust re- | Reneq m‘r T.years as chajrman and h an of Mrs. Stev- g:; 'l"‘tn. saua In & statement = 'Undlr her leadership, as volunteer Gnctor. a work unparallelled in the relief campaigns in Walh» developeéd. trict's gt top"® each o i (caan fi A. Thrift, former chair- Sitiséns’ conimittee, re m- Er‘: Stevens has taug! o &ive; arid to e tl-d use she gave of herself ‘a8 the suffe 8. Ilnor are ohrn-l debtors. r:lh..;:lu' &nd unseifish r in a grea hdn cause, most ably nau’h msrmc: CLOSES YEAR- - WITH BUILDING BQOM, 'ONE OF BIG FEA Bulldin boom. 'ndrea andJobe § ings wer or the he total collectlun o! taxes ran +]- i n‘_éb H E = gaw| an Ilnnroc'd {thousand, thre crmits for. bulld issued, a® against ml partment. cql-_' which showed an 0,130 over the fiscal \uhmflblle tags - is< |- just closed 2 5 15,000 ‘mipee 11 4 llfihmnl 'flfl-h cond| was brought to the attention of ti biennial convention of the Genenl Federation ‘of Women's Clubi at cn-uuuqu. 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Detkeer, who- was well known hqr was nucucint aw at the time of his de: He is survived by his wife and a daughter, Martha. Fu- Il.rl.l services will be held at 11:. 30 Ifiomu pel, .. Martin Snyder’ ecker knlnds\os.‘fllstel' ‘county, " of Wm. A. m,'er'." state Commerce Commission |.n 1887 as o clerk, and was made ulllunt secretary in 1893, which position he lalell i1 1 cfl . irman or the public lervloe commission of New York, sec- ond Ml(flc(, in 1913 and 1914. He &l rgely consulted in rafiroad and other public service regulation cases. —_—— b WOMMI’S PARTY AIDED. The' N-uoull Woman's party nnb nounced yesterday the formation of an actress' Tommittee, headed by Minnte ‘Maddern Fiske, who is not i |only to participate in the organiza- tion’s activities during the coming soason, but is to speak of the work Jbefore glubwomen in the towns visited by_her company. Mary Garden heads the singers’ comrhittee and is 2lso an active mem- ber. A check for $1,000 has been re- ceived from Mme. 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