Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1931, Page 23

., ROVDENCE | GRADUATE NRSES 65 Receive Diplomas at Ex-I ercises—Dental Hygien- ists Complete Course. of Providence and Georgetown d the Georgetown School recetved thelr . Dr. W. Colemen J. president of Georgetown v, at joint commencement ex- | in vesterdey afternoon. | Providencs Hospital, with 30 nurses, presented the largest graduating class From Georgetown Hospital 25 nurses ware awarded diplomas, and the first class in dental hygiene to graduate numbered 10 young women. Being the only two Catholic hospitals in the Dis- trict, the joint commencements have been held in recent years in Gaston Hall at Georgetown College. Presents Classes. [ Rev. John L. Gipprich, 8. J., regent of the Georgetown Schoo's of Medicine and Dentistry, presented the two gradu- ating classes of nurses, while Dr. Wil- liam N. Cogan, dean of dentistry at Georgetown, presented the hygienists. ‘The latter also received diplomas from the Red Cross. President Nevils delivered the com- ‘mencement address, and brief talks also | were made by Dr. George Tully, Vaughan of Georgetown and Dr. J. Thomas Kelley of Providence Hos- pital. Sisters of the Order of St. Francis at Georgetown Hospital and of the Order of St. Vincent de Paul at Provi- dence attended the graduation excreises in a body, as did many of the staff physicians. | List of Graduates. The graduates were presented for diplomas as follows: Georgetown Hospital—Mildred Haw- thorne Ambrose, West Virginia: Anne Catherine Archangel, Pennsylvania; Agnes Marie Cooney, New York: Mar- garet Agnes Curtin, District of Co- lumbia; Mary Lucile Dameron, Mary- land: Betty Ann Doody, New York: Christine Ella Doyle, Florid ‘Turner Fowler, Marylan Marguerite Hayden, Maryland: Margaret Huth, Maryladd: Helen Marie Kilhoffer, Maryland; Betty Teresa Mc- Cann, Ireland; Edna Pauline Martin, Pennsylvani Yvonne Emma Martin, Maine; Mary Elizabsth Melvin, Penn- sylvania: Forothy Adelaide Miller, Dis- trict of "Columbia: Catherine Mary O'Brien, Ireland: Mary Agnes O'Brien, Fennsylvania; Elizabeth Mary O'Con- nor, District of Columbia: Margaret Coleman Rankin, District of Columbia: Julia Anne Roscoe, Pennsylvania; Mabel Lee Russell, Virginia: Marie Louise Stoll, District of Columbia; Louise Spencer Waters. District of Columbia; Helen Cecilia Welsh, Maryland. Georgetown School of Dental Hygiene —Edith Lorraine Bernstein, District of Columbia: Louise Emily Burke. Con- n=eticut: Florence Helen Cohen, Florida ine Rosemary Connelly, Ne Lillian_ Dolly Goldstein, Ne: Anna Marie Jones, District of ‘a; Maure>n C. Malsch. Con- Anne Marie Moran, Connec- tient: Lillian Dorothy Rebinson, Vir-| gnin: Elizabeth Zoll, Virginia. P nee Hospital—Mary Vl]erle‘ Maryland: Hollis Valencie Car- : Paula Victoria Over- | Virginia; Elizabeth Wipperman v, Ditriet of Columbia; Mary Julia ], _Virginia: Helen Elizabeth . Pennsylvania: Mary Natalie Maryland: Martha Margaret West Virginia: Anne Elizabeth B n. Virginia: Mary Louise Diegel- | riann, Disirict of Columbia; Allnutt, Maryland; roderick, Distriet of Columbia: Cath- . Maryland: Evelyn | Claire Corbett, Georgia; Rosemary Rita Whitfleld District of Columbia; Doris Marle Campbell, Maryland; Florence Steele Martin, District of 'Columbia; Martha Garnett Gresham, Virginia; Margaretta Howard Carroll, Pennsyl- vania; Marle Theresa Collier, Pennsyl- vania; Anne Mary Gormann, Pennsyl- vania; Zelma Martzella Keblaitis, Michi- gan; Elizebeta Catherine Wailmeyer, | Virginta; Helene Coleste Duffy, District | of Columbia; Julaire Cesilia de Thiarry, Maryiand: Margaret Aline Tanke Virginia: Genevieve May_Colvin, Vir- ginia; Rosine Cecilia La Fontaine, Dis- triet ' of Columbia: Marion Regina O'Brien, Pennsylvania. | ORCHESTRA LEADER DIES Joseph Knecht Conducted Waldor{- Astoria Musicians. NEW YORK, June 1 (#).—The death of Joseph Knecht, widely known or- chestra leader, was revealed today. TEN COLORED MEN FINED ON CHARGE OF VAGRANCY Fach Gives Different Excuse for Presence in Vacant House, But Judge Is Not Impressed. Ten different and noval excuses for the presence of 10 colored men in & va- cant house on Fourteenth street at & o'clock Sundey morning feiled to move Judge Robert E. Mattingly, who sen- tenced each to pay $100 fine or serve 30 days 1n jail for vagran-y when they e brought before him in Fo'ice Cowt vesterday. man were arrested on the sec- of the house at 1227 Four- Saturday night.” one “and it was &) dark 1 'You didn't see any soft chairs or lc(’ fires around, did you?” asked the magis- trate. “No, but there were other things that reminded me of a club,” the man answered. A third said, “I didn’t have car fare home and was sleepy.” “We'l, you certainly have a number of different excuses, but you all get the same sentence, $100 or 30 davs,” said the judge, after the 10 had finished ex- plaining. Police said that every night a large number of homeless men use the house. | Pleases; Hushands)| v .. Here’s''a unique -mayon- naise that quickly wins the men!. WHAT! 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