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WASHINGTON, July 30th, l946.


wrote you yesterday in relation to the high
y interesting proceedings at the annual com
mencement of Georgetown College on Wed
nesday last; but my letter was little toplate
(the gust intervenlng) for the evening train
Yesterday afternoon, the young ladies of the
Academy of the Visitation had their annual
exhibition in the Odeon of the institution
which was crowded to excess with ladies', gen.
tlemen, citizens and strangers, who were anx-
ious to hear the performances of the pupils in
music, and to witness the evidence ofther pro-
ficiency in the fine arts, needlework, Sc. 1t
was indeed most interesting ceremony and
exhibition The medals, premiums and wreaths
were distributed by Archbishop Eccleston, aid
ed by President Mulady of Georgetown Col
lcge. The Archbishop concluded the ceremo-
nies of the day, with an appropriate and excel
lent address. The lady of President Polk was
present on the occasion, accompanied by the
Secretary of State.


We had an affray in this city between a man
named Wm Naylor and another named Kuhn,
which ended in the latter stabbing the former,
though not severely. Kuhn has been held to
bail by Justice Goddard, to answer for the as
saut upon Naylor.