Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1930, Page 21

STUDENT NURSES | T0 GET DIPLOMAS Exercises at Walter Reed to! Be Held Thursday Afternoon. Porty-eight student nurses of the Army School of Nursing, including 11 from the District of Columbia, Mary- | land and Virginia, will be graduated | at_exercises to be held in the formal, garden of the Army Medical Center At Walter Reed General Hospita! | Thursday, May 29, at 3:30 o'clock. An extensive program for commence- | ment week has been arranged by the | Annual Reunion Alumnac Association ! of the Army School of Nursing. | | Miss Noyes to Speak. ‘The principal address of the gradua- | tion day exercises will be delivered by Miss Clara D. Noyes, director of the American Red Cross. Chaplain Reuben E. Boyd will deliver the invocation, while introductory remarks will be made by Maj. Julia C. Stimson, A. N. C., dean of the Army School of Nursing. Maj. Gen. Merritte W. Ireland. Surgeon ! General of the Army, will present the diplomas. The United States Army Band, with William J. Stannard leader, conducting, will render musical selec- tions throughout the program. | Pollowing the exercises, benediction will be conducted by Chaplain Benja- min P. McGeary. List of Graduates. The local graduates are: Della Anita Austin and Cathryn M. Sagrario of ‘Washington, Alice Clay Claiborne, Lucy Fairfax PFrazier, Ann Mary Jones, Mary Morris hall and Virginia Mary willlams_of Virginia: Virginia_Marle | PFouche, Falice Elizabeth Marks, Eleanor Marie Smith and Grace Elizabeth Young of Maryland. Other graduates are: Rachgl Beatrice Abraham, Clara Elizabeth Baker, Cath- erine Frances Baya, Reba Leota Bess, Lillian Wilhelmina Bolt, Virginia Cam- eron, Mary Elizabeth Cockrell, Thelma Louhe Cole, Mary Duff, Elizabeth 8i- denia Evenson, Virginia Mary Evenson, Inez Funderburg, Helen Margaret Gra- ham, Mildred Alice Grosjean, Mary Jeanne Head, Verlie Elizabeth Heim- | sath, Maxine Edith Hoskins, Aurora Margaret Karvi, Esther Kaufman, Anne | Kathryn Landgraff, Ethel Cecelia Mac- | Lean, Mary Madden, Alice Lucy Osgood. Mary Lavinia Palmer, Lenor Mary Anne Savage, Mable Catherine Ella Elizabeth Sites, Nathalie Hathorn Spencer. Estelle Marle Strick- | ler, Anita Ulke, Cathern Mary Ullom, Alice Catherine Waggoner, ~Frances Elizabeth Wallace, Anna Elizabeth Wat- son, Mary Page Wilder and Alison Prances Young. Laying of the corner stone of the new chapel at the school will take place at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 28. MYERS TO BE PUT ON RETIRED LIST Officer May Be Appointed Chief of Police Department of New Orleans. The President hu approved the ap- plication of Col. Myers, U. S. Cavalry, for trlnlfer to the retired list of the Army, under the provisions of the retirement law applicable to officers who have had more than 30 years' ac- tive military service. Col. Myers has been stationed at New Orleans for several years, and it is understood at the War Department he is to be appointed chief of the police department of that city. He is from Tennessee and began his military service as a first lieutenant in the 1st Tennessee Infantry during the Spanish War of 1898. In Februaray, 1901, he was commissioned a first lieu- tenant in the regular Cavalry and reached the grade of colonel in No- vember, 1924. During the World War he served as a colonel of Infantry in the National Army., and was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal and a .-é::r Sur citation for gallantry in m. 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