Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 25

150 SENIORS GIVEN DIPLOMAS AT G. W. U. COMMENCEMENT] Sir Esme Howard Among \1x Nolab]fi Upon Whom President Lewis Confers Honorary Degrees. Scene of Largest Graduation Inspiring. George \Wa =ton Unjversity pre. gented imp proof of its phe. nomenal gr before an audience of 6000 gathered in the Washington | Auditorium last when it 450 graduates to the lar in its history. | the auditorium for the 105th annual commencement of the instiiution, tha gowned stu- dents, walking two abroa 0! minutes to pass a given point. ord-breaking pro, und i m. the Due wons cticable graduates invest ilezes, to their them honors de. vis Tnspired by sraduatas of painted a picture of “a greater G Washingotn™ and announced that the | hoard of trustees. friends, mni and | others have contribufed 00 to- | ward the A unit in buildi program Ureak | ®ground for t this Sum. scene of Lewis the scholarly President | h Ambassador Honored e 1 d . was amor promment men and rded honc the F h Am five nationally e woman who ary dogrees. The resented with the “tor of laws in recogni- | tion of his efforts 1o foster interna tional understanding. particularly as | between the United States and Great Britain. Mrs. Anthony president the \nm degree Wayne Cook, former of : awarded her work in enc ship and the latte ed record in the fi John Oliver La tional Go £ ad the degree of doctor o his contributions of the p the doctor of laws | was honored for ging good citi or his distinguish of foreign affairs. jorge of the N was award- | Leaves an was nt i by on American Mat the com David A director of the neation Roher Sonnding cation. Mr the e dueation and m!nqv\ purpose of this is to dis- 1o be expected of men | jobs and then to train | ccordingly. that the and their new mavement ~for cover what s time has come for university officials to ancient itions 'dm ational vices - ied th abandon regarding super ) out that ools used these tests last President Lewis Spealis. President Lewis, in a personal talk to the graduat minded them that warded to those | them. They are not de- | :uoma at your door He urged them | hemselves 1pon a career, A town, if leaving it wonld help | advance and better themselve Sheris Montgom v Methodist need Church, el praver and be Prize awards ing: Depar Davis 1 Frank Smi nor secq ber third: G vent to the follow. | ent of arts and seiences | 1ze in public h first, George E and Raymond ¢, rdner C. Hubbard pr for best essay on American histo and highest standing in that subje Joseph L. O'Connmor: D. A. R for hizh standing and essav in Helen McCollam e | v \d of hi ~tox\ Auna L. Ericson, and E. K. Cutter prize for excellence in Eng- lish, Frank Smith. Other Prizes Awarded. Dietzzen prize for excellence in ma- chiné dmwingz. A, C. Hugin: € medal for excellence in French honorable Godda commerce, litieal Science Club | Governmer Dietzgen prize for | rtaining the highe: architectural drawing and Muth prize for! «ra Marshine al for excellence tnus 1. Haseeari: | award in_ Amer| mention Up-to-Date Magic FAMOUS magician pours water from one pitcher into many glasses. In one glase the water turns red, in another blue, in another smoking and boiling, and in another to tinkling ice. Then he ponrs from the same pitcher into an empty flower pot—rpresto, a plant grows before the eyee. Last he sprinkles a huge vase from which a beautiful woman rises. Yet no less magic comes daily frem a prosaic gas holder—flame; ice; light; hot water; clean linen wash- ed, dried and ironed by ga and even clean air for city dwellers. The identical gas glves many gifts according to the appliance it goes into. This, the marvelous magic of today—carried on by hun- dreds of gas company work- ers made possible by mil- lions of hard earned dollars invested—eagerly awaits to serve you whenever you turn on the gas. Are you enjoying all the service possible from this magic gas? | student | grade in making highest freshman mechanical drawin Kgppa t mark . Bugbee: Cokon llence in Am ieorge B. ( "ton on subject or painting, Sonia aide Dwyer; Alpha excellence in ald Gooch: A nglish 1 Dan for hist vieve exc Chat highest in m.whmu design, W. B. “B. Keaton prize chitectural de: v, first, and Donal with Kline and Robert D. second: abeth Remiston: in botany, Thurza Sute; Pi medal for botany, | Mifburn. Law School Prizes. Taaw John B. Lar medal for member of grad with highest average grade fo o 1 school w member o . with the exception winner, who a the third Byington; Ellsworth work in patent law Searl Janes. Medical school— e medal prize course, highest Othma Lewes in obstetries, verage, James I. elnitzky, honorable D. and Myrtle H. Wil Louis D highest mark and tactics, student with wry science Goodiel Student activities—Delta T model for student doing m: structive wor activities, Sterry R. ze for student wh » four vears has done the promote student activities, Gravatte High school the department Kendall scholarship— Lewis bitz. Central High School versity, Frank Harvey tern: second university, Vir Central: third university, rell. MeKinley: fourth univers wanton, sity, William Washington Central: sixth university, ton Cooke, Central scholarship av f arts and Lo Those receiving degrees w record Ordroneanx for members of graduating class with | Boyd, a~. first Ceitzel, inia § in g, R. E. rhetoric, mes prize MeCutchins pri relating to Yosgour Delta Pi third-year Chi M Omeg average Lawrence; for gn. George d Cheno- | highest Barnes, Phi Sigma prize in chemisf Delta. Zota P Gamma Beta ances Margaret ze ner gold ing class entire Wilkinson: Samuel | graduat. | of gold for Clinton | prize mention z6 in “mil- Carlton au Delta | ost con- in upbuilding student | Waterman; Pi| o during | most to | Joanne wards in iences, Dem uni Wes ull, eph Nor ity. John | lett Hildebrand, Virginia; Lois Floy | jr., {eKinley: fifth nmm | Himes, Nebraska; Anna. May Himmel-| Brice Dyer, ise \\ i ere: Bachelor ot arts—Leland Milton Al et Alpher, distinetion): Amsik: X o i of Columbia; District Howard W. L. Douglas Shoes for Men All Good Values A popular tan Iuds‘zcm biucher oxford. Anideal shoe for Summer #. L. DOUGLAS WASHINGTON Special Price and Terms by Ordering This Month w FIRST PAYMENT ONLY 8§§5¢ HE “REX” Isadore of Columbia Carlton tinction), Gas 1| Verna THE EVENING Arthur Zapolsky Arnold, New York ! (with distinction), Ll B., 1922, New York University; Loutse Morgan Ban- nerman, Tennessee (with distinction); Eleanor Katherine Barroll, Maryland; Rose Eaton Becker, District of Co- lumbia (with distinction); Katharine Hendee Beeman, New York:; Samuel Benjamin Berman, District of Colum- bla; Edwin Sumner Benelhelm. i District of Columbia, LL. George Washington University LL 1025, George Washington Univer- Sarah Margaret Black, Texas; ison Morehouse Blake, Maryland: John H. Blythe, Kentucky: Huzel Alva Borden, Massachusetts; Kath- erine Aspinwall Brake, California; FKdith Breazeale, South Carolina: Ellen Mather Buell, Virginia; Sabra. Burgess, Indiana; Stella Burke, Rhode Island; Jean Thompson Campbell, District of Columbia; Anthony Caras, Greece; Margaret Johns Skinner Carr, Mary- land; Alexander McClelland Casanges, Indiana; Frances Funsten Castleman, Virginia; Washington Irving Cleve- land, Maryland, LL. B., 1924, George Washington University; Roy Leslie Cobb, Ohlo; Nathan B. Cohen, New Jersey:; Alice Colbert, District of Co- Maurice Augustus Crews, District of Columbia; Frances Charlotte Cautt, District of Columbia; Benjamin Frank- lin Dean, jr.. District of Columbia, M. D., 1923, George \Washington Uni- versity: Victor Armand de Potter, New | York: Joel Leroy Deuterman, Virgini: ywood Devitt, jr., Virginia | Btz ¢, District of Colum | tinction); Sara \Whita District of Columbia (with dis- Dorothy Dougherty, District (with distinction); Lil- T Dort. tinction): of Columbia lian Bertha Dutton, lumbia; Helen Fisie Martha Lucile Edmonston, Columbia; Margaret Stewart | D t of Columbia; Abe S. Minkel- | stein, New Jersey: Edith Elizabeth | Finney, District of Columbia; Frances | Mor: se Fisher, District of Columbia; Wilbur Fisk, Maryland; ¢ Flagg, Illinois; Martin Cavroll District of Columbia (with distinction); Versie Fay Frazier, North Dakota; Harold Fruchter, New York: Vernie Lesessne Gaddy Bakin, Kansas: District of Fallon, v | the surgeon general of the Army for | Yorki Metee MeleSain A oma: Jennette Glass, Mississippi; Deborah 1. Gold, Massachusetts (with | distinction); Morris H. Goldenbers, | New York; Edgar Leonard Goodman, District of Columbia; Helen Ely | Gregg, District of Columbia; Ruth Gregory, District of Columbla; Alice lola Haines, District of Columbia; Helen Frances Hall, District of Co- lumbia: Grace Harris, Distriet of Co- lumbia: Jack Hayes, District of Co | lumbla: Melville Lynwood Heiges, District of Columbla (with distinction): Walter Cleaveland Henderson, Mar land, LL. B. 1902, Boston Univers (with _distinction); Henry Brenton | | Henrickson, Rhode Island; Jesse Bart- Jewell Pennsylvania; Marie Hunting New Hampshire; Frank | Joy Hopkins, Maryland: Willlam Henry Hughes, Texas; dys Mar- gurita Iseman, District of Columbia (with distinction); Leland Frierson James, jr., District of Columbla; Vir- ginia Henrletta James, Maryland; Joseph H. Katz, New York; Joseph Alexander Kauffmlnn,\'irxlnh: Garth tlamacher Kelley, Pennsviva Lec i P . | berger, ton Hinckley, For Men Who Dress Well THE shoe pictured here is onc of our hest selling models. Its refined appearance has won the unqualified everywhere. The toe has graceful lines which give ample foot room without sacrifice of style. In addition to the tan kidskin blucher oxford shown, we have the same stvle in black kid, also tan and black kid in a high shoe. W. L. Douglas’ name «nd portrai, stamped oo every shoe at the SHOES BOYS' SHOES AT $3.50 & $4.00 Good looking, y give long service because they' and attention to details as W. L. Douglas Men's Shoes, 905 Pennsylvama Ave., N.W. Water Heater gives dependable service because it is built that way. It has large ca- pacity copper coils, gray enameled cast-iron case, burner. and very - efficient A Gray Enameled Heater Fully Guaranteed Hundreds of Washington homes are being regularly supplied with hot wa- ter through this popular heater. Tele- phone, write or come in tomorrow, as our arrangements with the manufac- turer are based on a definite quantity— a number that will not last long-at the low price and terms we are featuring. Washington Gas Light Cc Phone Main 8280 4% 419 Tenth St. N. W. lumbia; Joan Ruth Collins, California; ! District_of Co- STAR, WASHINGTON, Klein, Pennsylvania; Katherine Lacy, District of Columbia; Roland J. Lehman, Illinols, LL. B. 1921, George Washington University; Mary Louise Lemon, District of Columbia; Moses Aaron Lesser, Massachusetts, LL. B. 1925, George Washington University: Jess J. Lieberman, New York; Margery Leve Loeb, New York: Robert Eugene Ludwig, Virginia; Willlam Lawrence McCabe, Utah; B. Alice McClurg, Indiana: Marie McIntyre, District of, Columbia; George Henry Gorsuch Me- ! Lain, District of Columbia; John ¥d- ward Gorsuch MecLean, District of Columbia; Herbert Anderson Magleby, | Idaho; Marcus David Mason, Newj York: Virginia Merritt, Maryland:) Helen Musson, District of Columbia: | George Edward O’'Connor, District of Columbia; Joseph Louis O'Connor, District of Columbia; Ielen .Jube| Periam, _New y: John Petrle, Egypt, LL. B. 191 tional Univer: Law School Rufina_ Pugh, Mississippi; V! Rea, District of Columb dmund Russell, Alabam: 24, George Washington University; lrmallun Rutkoski, District of Colum 1. Schain, New York; District of Colum distinetion); William Van mmons, Mississippi, LL. B. e Washington University; Mattie Lou Sizemore, Virginla, A.B. 1819, Chowan College; lHelen Ann Slapnicka, Town; Irank Smith, Dis trict of Colum (with distinetion), Lyne Starling Smith, Kentucky Daniel Glenn Sorber. Washinzton; { Arnold A. S| New York: Lthel Densmore Starr, New York: Phyla | Marsh Stevens, District of Columbiu: Alice Elizabeth Taylor, Pennsylvania:f James Hudson Taylor. Pennsvivania e Clllann Terrill, Dis Hildreth Cook Vor Columbia; Sophia District of Columbia (with distinction): Daniel Roone Washing- ton, District of Columbla (with dis tinetion); Julta Wakefleld Watkins, South Carolina; Raymond _Charles Weber, Pennsylvania; Ida Weckerly, Maryland; Caroline Davidson West, Virginia; Mabel Ruth Williams, Iinois (with distinetion); Gordon K Wilson, P'ennsylvania; Nat Joseph Wilson, Connecticut; Ethel Wolpe, District of Columbia; Paul Da Woodard, District of Columbia Harold Maxwell Young. Alabama; Bachelor of sclence in architecture i Thomas John Rowland, Georgia, and | John Fennell Wolfe, District of Co- lumbia. | Bachelor of science in chemistry— | Cullen George Frey, District of Colum- | bia; Arthur Evarts Kimberly, District |of Columbia. Albert Shelby Holmes ! | Trappey. District of Columhia (with | distinction). M. 1916, Louisiana | | State University; Helen = Waoodward, | | District ! Bachelor of science in engineering - (eorge Linder Michigan (with distinction); Dixon, Pennsylvania David White, New Yor Bachelor of science in civil engin ing - Frank Meyer Albert, sey; William (Greenberg, Cplumbia; Clement Meservy Johnston Virginia; Irwin Isadore Kaplan, Dis trict of Columbia; Walter Scott Me- Broom, District of Columbia (with dis- tinction). Bachelor engineeri haw, ? | Amberg 1925, Geor | Columbia; | trict of | Walaman, chemics Rix! science in electrical | Harold Brown. | Twenty of ~Herbert (ontir even) approval of well-dressed men yet sturdy — they keep their shape and e made with the same care OpeEn Saturday 4 b D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1926. Woodward & Lothrop DOWN STAIRS STORE Remnant Day Friday Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; Phone or Mail Orders not accepted 35 Silk Frocks, Less Than } Price 15 Printed Silk Frocks, in small flares. jabots, pleats and kick pleats. _ and 36 to 41 Slichtly_mussed 6 Sports Fracks, in popular one and two piece u\h., orchid. green and tan. Sizes 16, 18 and "6 Silk Afternoon Fracks. in shades of tan, ,.,..mn bleu. black and tan. Slightly soiled from display. Sizes 16, 18 2nd 36, 8 Silk Frocks for afternoon wear. Also one Georzette Fve ning Dr. <ize 40. Afternoon Frocks in flat crepe. georgette and Janette crepe. sizes 16, 18 36 and 40. In shades of black, poudre blen. rose, navy and cocoa Sportswear—Clearance Priced neat two-piece style In shades of green, 18 and 38 }Pr 4} Now T Nl u',”f.'.‘"_‘w'»‘ $7.75 | 56 $7 $8.75 in rose <lightly 5 Jersey Sports Dresses. in blue, roseé | mussed from handling. and geld. Sizes 14, 1n, SiSTUETRADYEEI8 (b Sl GOl combiiations oF White i green, blue and grecn. gold and white, and rose and w hite. izes 16, 18, 36 and . : | Women’s Shoes—RadicalIy Reduced 243 Pairs Women's Patent Leather Satin PUMPS. also Brown OXFORDS. These are manufacturer's close-outs, and | would ordinarily_sell for several times this price. \nn in the lot, 3 to 7 $4.95 $8.75 | 5135 DOWN STAIRS STORE Girls’ irls’, Girls' Coats, §2.73; were $5.95 to $8.9 R in broken size range. Good mate R, in broken iz rials. styles and colors Good styles and colors Giirls' Hats, 88¢; reduced from $1.95. in good materials and styles Girls' and Infants’ Wearables, radically reduced for immediate clearance, 10c. Child’s Sandals, $1.45 Were $1.95. oked E Were S1 Tan Leather Al itk G welts. Discontinued <tyie and manu facturers’ samples. Sizes 8'% to 2. Broken A and 10, at this exceptional price Priced for qui 100 pairs S paire i, samples. ¢ This price Friday only DOWN STAIRS STORE Two Dress Sales Friday Tub Silk and Brocaded Ravon Dresccs, ilored styles. The popuiar high shades, vy, Sizes 16 to 42 with flare skirts and also tan and 12.Linen Dresses. in white, with copen. green and rose trim- ming. Sizes 16 to 40. Soiled from handling Silk and Muslin Chemise | op-in Chemise, of a very Aine quality. In dainty | Sizes 36 to 44, Onl\ a very special pur- | uv-_'r\\\ pr ! $4.50 36 Heavy pz:xrl shades. $1.95 | 55¢ hecome They Voile and Sateen Bloomers 22 Bloomers, of vmle aml sateen, in the h;hl <hndr~ so desir- | able for Summer wear. Sizes 25 and 27. ‘Costume Slips—Greatly Reduced flounces. In Very low ;._._}». 30c 30 Costume Slips, of milo-sheen, with fancy hroken sizes and the popular medinm shades priced for Friday only ! Crepe meonos——Specml 18 Crepe Kimonos, in floral and plain design serpentine rrep 1 hey are offered in small. medium and large sizes. The popular bright patterns. They are ordinarily much higher priced Brassieres and Bandeaux | $1.20 $1.15 Children’s Knit Pants, 5c¢ pair. Fr Infants’ Wool Socks, Sc pair. k clearance. Child’s Shoes, 75¢ White '$2.95 VWere $16.50 and $20 $16.50 $16.50 and $20 $16.59 and §25 $10 and $12.50 Specialr 7 Speclal Juniors’ and Infants’ Wear Girls' Dresses, 88c; were $1.50 and $1.95. materia 42 pairs 25 pairs Car $5.95 $5.95 Specml 1 "Spe'cnal' $1.95 and $1.65 5195 l 13 Brassieres and Baudcam “in a Friday sale at less than half | their original price. Broken sizes. ‘iome are a bit <mled from display. Priced for clearance at. : 20c . 50c DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Furnishings—Greatly Reduced Now 84 English Broadcloth Shirts Were 84 Broadcloth Shirts radically reduced for Friday. Neckband and few collar-attached styles. All sizes 14 to 17, inclusive. $1.18 $1.75 and $1.95 36 Pairs Pajamas, very slight irrefulars of much higher- priced garments. aterials include broadcloth, Fruit of * the Loom, madras and others. Some in lot with vee necks in slip-on style. All sizes in the lot $1.28 If Perfect 68 Men's Athletic Union Suits, of genuine broadcloth and rayon-striped madras. These suits are radically reduced, an%are on sale tomorrow onlv at this pnce Sizes 34 to . 116 Four-in-hand Ties, in new patterns, new (o]or! in sangs. figures and dots. Reduced for clearance . Boys’ Pure Linen Pants 26 Pairs Boys’ Pants, of pure Relgvan Tinen, greaflv underpnced —Friday only. Fresh, clean, highly desirable merchan- | dise. In natural, gray and tan colors. Sizes 8 to 16 year Remember th "'-",2(‘, pairs BN T ‘Bofi’ STAIRS STORE $2, $2.50, $3, 200 Pairs Women'’s Silk-Mixed Hose Special, 50¢ Pr. Zfl\ p'un Iigh-grade Silk-and Mixed fiose that are ng and well appear- ing. Shades of atmosphere, white. champagne, grain and moonlight. Sizes 8, to 10 100 Pairs Women’s Novelty Cuff Silk Gloves, 50c; Were $1.25 Of pure Milanese donble finger tips and cuffs lined with green. red and blue <ilk. Sizes 35, 6 and 7. silk: with DOWN STAIRS STORE 25 White Hats Special $1-88 Splendid Hats for week-end trips Ribbon and combination effects, some with becoming self trims DOWN STAIRS STORF Silk Specials Natural Pongee, Special, 75¢ yard. 300 vards 12-momie, 33-inch- width Pongee. Very soft qual- ity —nothing finer ~ for Stm- mer dresses, slips, etc Sports Satin and Colored Silk Pon- gees, Special, $1.10 yard. 300 vards in lovely pastel colors. 50-inch AllSilk Bordered Pon- gees, Specia!, $1.65 yard. 200 vards beautiful quality. in at- tractive designs 1 DOWN STA 13. with cream blue or orchid size. 81x90 Unbleached Crmkled Spreads, $1.68; were $2.25. 3n. Tu or pink cluster stripes 81x90 and 72x90 Sheets, special, $1. 100, mill runs. of good quality scamlees i sheeting. Usually much her priced. Turkish Towels, special, 25c. all white. §oit a absorbent Turkish Towels, spec 6 for $§1. in plain white. Part-linen Tea Towels, special, 6 for $1. Heavy Turkish Towels, 35c; were 50c. mn in heavy weight double thread 22x42-inch. Cotton Dress Goods Permanent Prints and Tussah Alpaca. 5 yards, §1: were 65c and 78¢ yard. 1 dark shades and 65c. stripes. gold 100 in 200, :ht a 35¢: were 50c J00 vards, lock-weave Gold, green, pongee. Plain and fancy weaves, in white and cream. DOWN STAIRS STORE r Rayon Scrims, Rug Specials Japanese Rice Straw Rugs VERY SPECIALLY PRICED. 30 heavy, double Cotton warp Rugs, beautifully stenciled in Summer colors, Jap Rag Rugs, 95¢ 50 27x54-inch Japanese Rag Rugs, in good Summer color combina- tions. Crowfoot borders. A very special value. Coco Door Mats, 50c 30 New Coco Door Mats, inch size. Made in India. special value. DOWN STAIRS STORE Mirrors s, 25 Console Mirrors in attractive 12x14- inrlh polychrone frame. Very spe- cial. lvory-fininh Metal Boudoir Lamps, com= pleu. $1. Complete with cord and u Electrk Hail Torchieres, 78c. 25, 15 inches tall, with scrolled design base and top. Beaded parchment shades of parchmentized paper. 12-inch Bridge Lamp Shades, 30c. 25. bound with gold braid. Attractive Summer colors. DOWN STAIRS STORE Umbrellas, $1.95 20 black piece-dved Umbrellas, of very good quality. Fancy wood handles. All have silk covers. Very special value. 300 Phonograph Records Special, 5 for §1 Popular Song and Dance selections. DOWN STAIRS STORE 14x24- Very Sale—Women'’s and Misses’ Wool Bathing Suits 50 Bathing Suits of all wool. and striped models. weave and small mended places. STYLE. Sizes 8 to 14 $1.95 Seconds $2.95 and $3.95 Grades and several mixtures. | In plain colors, striped border What small defects there are appear in DOUBLE CROTCH In shades of navy, black, jockey, lanvin, peacock, orange DOWN STAIRS STORE Sizes 34 to 46 $2.40 Seconds $3.95 and $4.95 Grades