Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1929, Page 16

16 WILE WILL SPEAK ~_ T0 SENIOR CLASS Newspaper Writer Is to Be Orator at Strayer Exer- cises Tonight.: Frederic William Wile, newspaper correspondent, will deliver the address 2t the commencement exercises of Strayer Business College at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the auditorium of the Na- tional Press Club, at which time 122 students will be graduated. Edmond S. Donoho, president of the school, will present the diplomas, while Alfred E. Sweeney, a graduate of the four-year course in Strayer College of ntancy and class president, will e the address of welcome, and Salda Ann May will deliver the valedictory. Rev. Willam W. Shearer will pro- nounce both the invocation and the henediction. P. J. Harman, director of the school, will preside. Following the exercises, members of the graduating class and their friends will be guests at a dance. Members of the graduating class are Elizabeth Adams, Evelyn Allen, Flor- ¢énce Baldwin, Thelma Beach, Beatrice Benedict, Mary Bibb, Mary Boardman, Grace Bowlus, Dorothy Brooke, Essie Brown, Virginia Butler, Lena Butrum, istina Campbell, Ferdinand Cappelli, wen Clarke, Audrey Cleveland, Rose Cockerille, Jennie Crump, Juliet Curtiss, Florendt Davidson, Vivian Dawson. Estelle Easterson, Joseph ElMs, Vir- ginia Fewell, Sophie Fischer, Josephine Flaherty, Carlton Forsythe, Helen Gates, Thelma George, Israel Gordon, Dorothy Graham, William E. Grant, Kathleen Greenwald, Lucy Grimstead, Margaret Haislip, Lois Hall, Edith Hammill, Ruby Hamrick, Rebecca Hathaway, Edith Haviland, Kathleen Hawkins, Virginia Hawkins, Margaret Hayden, Marshall Hayden, Katherine Heaton, Ralph Hep- burn, Dorothy Herbert, Alice Herrell, Helen Hodge, Robert Hollinger, Louise Holmes, Maisie Hosick, Mary A. Hughes, Richard Hughn, Muried Hurl, Margaret Hutchinson. Florence Isenberg, William A. John- son, Cloetta Keesling, Olive T. Kephart, Bleanor Kise, Sylvia Kushelevsky, Elva Lewis, Lucille Lipes, Josephine Locraft, Louise Lowry, Salda Ann May, Cornelia Martin, Naomi McClusky, Jean Meloy, ussell Miller, Margarete Mitchell, Rose ;gothenheld, Ruth Mulholland, Mildred wander, Helen Nutter, Lillian Pace, uise Parker, Mary Frances Parker, ene Penland, Oscar Pittleman, Mary ‘alker Poppe, Saidee Porter. ‘ Marguerite Rausch, Robert H. Rei- k, Osmundo ante, Ruth Rid- , Catherine ipple, Marguerite , Hester Ryan, Mrs. D. R. Santos, son, Beatrice Torre, Louise Turner, Eve- FOG DELAYS ARRIVALS ~IN NEW YORK HARBOR Four Transatlantic Liners Held “Hours Behind Schedules as Heavy Mist Hangs On. By the Associated Press. YORK, June 25.—Four trans- atlantic liners with several thousand pessengers were awaiting the lifting of a “pea soup” fog in the lower bay to- day to reach their piers, hours behind schedule. ‘The New York of the Hamburg- American Line, the Pranconia of the Cunard Line, the Dresden of the North n Line and the Cunarder Co- rinthia, however, were forced to an- chor for the night. ‘The Prench liner Paris, with the aid of two tugs, succeeded in running through the fog and docked only 12 minutes behind schedule. Earlier in the evening the Baltic succeeded in reaching her pier, after 14 hours spent between Sandy Hook and Quarantine. Water Famine Broken. HONGEONG, June 25 (#).<Occa- slonal showers during the past three days were followed today by a tor- rential downpour which was believed 1o have relieved the worst fears grow- ing out of the water famine. 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