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'EYENINft LEDaBR-PHTrADBLPHTA; TUESDAY, JOTE U 1016.
fflbD(M HOSTAGE
OF COMMENCEMENT AT
PENN STATE COLLEGE
Reunion of Clnsses of Days Gone
by Chief Event on Today's
Program of Festivities
and Exercises
ADDITIONS TO FACULTY
ST'ATB COItiEOE, P.( Juno 18. Two
swore old Brads, moro thnn 80 years out
of the classroom, came back to tho Penn
sylvania Stato College today and joined
hundreds of the younger Graduates In tlio
celebration of alumni day. They camo from
M far "West as California, and from Florida
In tho South. Classrooms, and even room
mates, who had been completely out of
touch for a "half century, were reunited In
tho campus with touching scenes of affec
tion. Most of tho older alumni had not seen
Fenn State slnco tho days of her regenera
tion. As they rostod undor tho big tent
set aside for tho grads, 'tho men who went
out from State College In the eafly sixties'
marveled at tho transformation of the
campus and Its surroundings. When they
were students hero there was only ono
TbUHdlnjr, tho ono now known as Old Main.
Today thoy counted 34 buildings and saw
the comprehensive plans that provide for
further development of tho coltogo property
so that It will measure up to the demands
of a student body of 3000.
At the publlo wetcomo extended to tho
graduates In tho classes of '61 to '60, tho
following wero present:
Class of '61, Professor Thomas It. Bakor,
Winter Park. Florida: James M. Armor.
BoUofonte; John N. Banks, Indiana; J.
Henry Isett, Isett, Pa. : Dr. Jamos S. Read.
Fayettevtlle, Ark.: ProfoBsor C. Alfred
Smith, Kvanston, 111., and Jacob C, Dcput
ron, Washington, D. C.
Class of '02 William B. Chamberlln,
Milton; Henry It. Broncman, Lancaster!
Georgo C. Burrows, Montoursvlllo ; Henry
C. Lorenz, Roaring Springs: John F. Mites,
North Springfield : Colonel Thomas R. Rob
erts, Pittsburgh : Georgo C. Sanderson, Ponn
Tan, N. X. ; William A. Shlnn, 'Osslnlng,
N. T, ; John I. Thompson, Lamont ; William
Craig, BIuo Springs, Neb. : Robert II. Furst,
Cedar Springs; William Potts, Norrlslovvn.
Class of '03 George K. McMIIlar, Phila
delphia. Class of '64 Aloxandor W. Craln, Wo
woka, Oklu. ; William P. Humes, Bellcfonto ;
James P. Orr, Pittsburgh; James E. Schell,
Glenolden; Albert N. Sutton, St. George,
Del; William O. Waring, Webb City, Neb.,
and John P. Harland, Philadelphia.
Class of 'CB William It. Bubb, Brazil,
,Ind.'; Edward B. Dysart, Typton ; Dr. Hor
ace B. Enos, Long Beach, Cal. ; Justus
Johnson, Norwood, Pa.; Captain Telllco
Johnson, Youngstown, N. Y., and Prof.
Stephen C. Sharplcss, Boston.
Class of '66, Dr. Hugh Hamilton, Har
rlsburg. and J. Albert Scldel, Marysvlllo.
At this meeting tho old rcrada heard for
the first time tho Pcnn Stato College cheer.
When they wero students here tho coltogo
was not Interested In Intercollegiate sports.
Consequently, thcro was no need for n, chocr.
Today 2500 -undergraduates remaining for
commencement festivities taught them tho
yells.
Arrayed In costumes of brilliant hues the
reunion classes of '86, '36, '06, '11 paraded
tho campus and village today.
Festivities and exorcises of the week,
which began on Friday, were continued to
day with tho annual meeting of tho board
of trustees, the Junior oratorical contest,
a track and flold meet with tho University
of Pittsburgh, a baseball game with the
same Institution and class day exercises on
the front campus.
Tho following elections to Phi Knppa Phi,
the honorary fraternity, wore announced to
day as rewards to the first honor students
In the graduating class:
Vincent Z Ayros. Monroo, N". Y.; Edwin
IVT. Baker, Washington. D. C; Carl A.
Bartlo. Philadelphia; Charles E. Berger,
Philadelphia; Paul S. Brainier, Altoona;
Thomas C. Btaldell, Jr.. Stato College; Miss
Besslo M. Broadbent. Tunkhannock; Vin
cent O. Burns, Brooklyn, N. Y ; Paul S.
Crossman, SmlcUsburg; Miss Esther M.
Davis, Philadelphia; Loo R. Elck, Hills
grove; Walter T. Elder, Dayton; Mrs. Annie
X. Holmes, State College; Howard M, Klst
ler, Stcelton; Charles L. Knotts, Clayton.
Del.; Robert A, Lovo, Tyrone; Karl D. Lud
Wlg, Johnstown; Joseph M. McGurl, Mlner.i
ville; John E. Morrow, Mercer; John R.
Mull, Jeannette; Harry L. Mummcrt, York;
David S. Reed, Claysvlllo; Paul E. Shlpe,
Herndon; George M. Shlsler, Philadelphia;
Miss Blanch Shultz, Benton; Harry Smo
lens, Philadelphia; Augusta R. Soltern,
Porto Rico; John F. Sprenkle. Jr., York;
Miss Sara W. Sweeton, Philadelphia; Liv
ingston P. Teas, Philadelphia; Juhn L.
TJban, Ariel; Harold P. Vail, Erie: Robert Pi
Wetherald. Sandy Springs. Md.; William W.
Wood, Pottsvllle, and Philip W. Ziegler,
Heading.
ADDITIONS TO FACULTY.
President Sparks today announced 15 new
appointments to tho faculty teaching stafT.
They are the following:
H. L. Rldenour, assistant professor of
English, coming from tho University of
Wisconsin.
E. M. Bowman, Instructor In romance
languages, coming from Hnverford College.
Mary A. Dunham, Instructor in English
and publlo speaking, coming from the high
school, Wooster, O,
Theodore Gates, ' Instructor In English,
coming from high school at Amboy, III.
J. W. Haney, Instructor In mechanical
engineering, coming from the University of
Missouri.
J. Orvts Keller, Instructor in Industrial
engineering.
Edward L. MclCcnna. instructor In econ
omics, coming from the -University of Iln
nols. C W. Robinson, instructor In geology,
coming from the University of Iowa.
W. W. Wood, Instructor in agricultural
extension, I'enn State, 1916.
IL M. Bassler, teaching fellow In mathe
matics, coming from high school at Ham
burg, Pa.'
Carlton F. Dean, teaching fellow In
eqplogy,
John W. Miller, teaching fellow In agri
culture, of Crawfordsvllle, In3.
George M. Shlsler, assistant in agricul
tural chemistry, Penn State, 1.916.
Miss Marlon W. Hayward, library assist
ant, of Simmons College, Boston, Mass.
S. J. Caudlll, teaching fellow In geology,
from Kentucky State University.
William IX Mathews, Penn State, 1916,
3Utant In animal nutrition,
Girla Win Bryn Mawr Tuition
Four girls won the matriculation prizes
for tuition to the value of J100 In the
Bryn Mawr College entrance examinations.
The examinations were held at Bryn Mawr
and In 19 cities and towns on May 18. The
winners wero Isabel Hart Arnold, of Cam
bridge, Mass.; Doris Ellen Pitkin, New
York city; Nathalie C. Gookln, Chicago,
and Mllltcent Carey, Baltimore.
Diplomas Awarded t Colmar
Diplomas, were awarded last night to the
members of the clasa of 1916, Montgomery
County jftibllo schools, at the commencement
arela held at Colmar The. address, was
m4 by the Rev. R. & Snyder, and the
fuate were Clarence Wesley Johnson,
EUia Ford, Henry Charles Desna.
Sophia Ka.th2.tina Hartman, Russell
KlU. Walter Kile and JoseDh Stan,
Euda Detie Wee With poison
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PRtNGETON AWARDS
DEGREES TO BIG CLASS
km
Centlnned from fe One
high mastery In portraiture) n maslor
painter of vision and refined distinction,
ever Improving In method and adopting
tho most modern tcchnlmio with simplic
ity and sanity) free from nil tricks of
affectation to depleting noble concep
tions. DOCTOR OF LETTERS.
JOHN WILLIS BAER President of Occi
dental College, California: In teaching
nnd preaching and In governing n persua
sive nnd wlso adviser, and A leader In the
cause of sound college training nnd In
general Christian education of tho people
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.
JOHN MCDOWELL, a graduate of Prince
ton In tho class of 1894. A hardy Scotch
boy, early Inured to toll and want In tho
coal mines of- Pennsylvania and there
badly shattered In n mlno nccldcnt. yet
soon maklntr his way through school and
proving hero his nblllty In college and
theological studies, ha has become a
power as a minister of Chrfit. and not
least bo In applying the Golden Rule to
reconciling bitter disputes In tho Indus
trial world.
PAUL MATTHEWS, a graduate of Trlncc
ton with the highest honors and vale
dictorian In tho class of 1887. Whether
In tho mission field or on diocesan com
mittees, ns rector of a parish or dean of
a cathedral, or as professor of npologctlcs
and later of systematic theology, or now
In his exacting work ns bishop of Now
Jersey, ho has been abundant :n inborn,
skilled In ndmlnjstrntlon, deeply studious
of Christian truth, gentlo to nil men.
DOCTOR OF SCIENCE.
WALDEMAR LINDOREN Professor of
geology In tho Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, member of tho Natlonnl
Academy of Sciences and other learned
Institutions. Gifted alike in tdigulntlc
ability nnd ns a scientific thinker of wldo
rango nnd marked orlglnalty, his pene
trating researches In economic geology
have been of fundamental worth, nnd In
regard to tho hard nnd Important prob
lems of the nature nnd gentils of ote
deposits ho Is tho first authorlt in our
land.
SAMUEL REA President of tho Penn
sylvanla Railroad has risen unaided, sao
by merit and proved service, to tho
highest place In our leading railroad
system. Ills retiring modesty is cciualod
by his administratis wisdom, and ho
has won special prniso for tho engineer
ing marvels earlier projected by n pre
decessor, but finally wrought under his
guidance notably tho daring triumph,
entry for Btnndard railway trains under
neath tho Hudson Into the magnificent
Now York station nnd tho collooBal work
now In proggress to Join New England,
without breaking through tho metropolis,
with tho South nnd West. '
DOCTOR OF LAWS
JOSEPH UUFFINOTON Presiding Judge
In tho United States turt of Appeals of
the Third Circuit. There, moro than In
any other circuit, tho recent greater cases
affecting corporations nnd their relation
tp tho government have been nnd are
" being tried, llli sound training, largo
legal Know leiliro nnd clear Insight into tho
Intricate nouer scientific processes have
given his judgments unusual weight, nnd
twleo his solo dissenting opinion has been
finally sustnlnod by , tho United States
Supremo Court.
HENRY CABOT LODGE United Strftcs
Senator from Massachusetts, closo stu
dent and convincing wrltor In tho field
of our history ns witnessed by his unsur
passed edition of Tho Federalist nnd his
lives of WobBter, Hamilton and Washing
ton; for now a generation In the halls
of Congress a statesman of probity, dig
nity and power, playing n, great part In
maintaining tho continuity of our Govern
ment In tho spirit of Its foundors; Justly
honored for thorough knowledge of our
foreign relations and Insistent efforts to
compel respect abroad by first making
our dealings worthy of respect; a living
example of tho finer traditions of the
Republic.
LEONARD WOOD Awarded the medal of
honor by Congrass for his daring and
determination In tho most difficult and
dangorous operations, winning now credit
In tho Spanish War, military governor
of Cuba, doing his work with scrupulous
fairness nnd swift decision, until the
island was s.ifcly transferred to tho new
Cuban republic; for five years on ardu
ous duty In tho Philippines, Governor of
Moro Province, later Chief of Staff, and
now commanding the Department of tho
East, Major General In tho United Statc3
Army. In our defensolcss stato ho has
Bounded tho rovclllo to waken a slumber
ing nation from Its dream of security,
bidding us rise and tnko our placo like
mon to save our freedom and help to
save tho Imperiled freedom of tho world.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Tho dogreo of bachelor of arts was con
ferred upon tho following graduates:
lon Abbott, Jr.. New Vorlc; Vlmlnlus W.
Alezandsr. Arkansas, i:than 1. Alyoa. New Jer
sey. Hamilton P. Armstrong, Now York! Carl
ton llanlgan. New Jersey: Fritz IC. Harbour.
New York, Arthur F Ilenton, Now Yorlt. Ham
uli llovrmnn, Oliloi Hubert A. Ilrotemarkie.
Maryland, llurol.l llrown, Now Jery, llenja
mln Uullock.. 3d, J'ennaylianla. William J.
Uurke, Now Jeraoy; Ilalph N. Campbell, Penn-'
eyHanla. Edward H. Carter. Connecticut! Verna
Clair, New Jeraoy, Dana K. Crotker, Pennsyl
vania: Harry C. Cro, Ponnayhanla: Thurston
J. DaWea, Now Jersey Nathaniel 1 Davla,
New Jersey. Robert II. Dawbarn. New York;
deorge C. DeLacy, Jr., Now York; William S.
Dull, Swttserlandi David It. Demaree. l'ennsyl
vania; Herbert U. Dlller. Pennsylvania; Arthur
C. Dunn, New Jersey; llayroond O. Uvans Penn.
sylvanla, Drlo Ferguson, New York! William
H. Flato, Ohio; Benjamin Fruaklln. Jr.. Penn
sylvania; Angus M. FranU. Nt v Jeraay; Clin
ton W. Fronu. Pennsylvania, Oeorge II. Fun
danburg, Pennsylvania; Paul If. Cladebusoh, New
Jersey; Slooro Gates, Turkey; Henry a. all
land, Massachusetts; Laurence L,. Ulover, New
Jersey; James 8, Ureen. Jr., New Jersey; Rob
ert C. Heyl, Jr.. Pennsylvania, Jesse Hoyt. Con
necticut, Herbert II. Hudnut, Ohio! aamuel I,,
Hypes. Illlonls. Arthur II. Jackson. New York,
Albort A, Kellehcr, New York! David CI. Ken
nedy, Pennsylvania; Herbert II, Kennedy. Jr ,
Illinois, Andrew II. Kenny. Michigan! Krnst P
Kletel. Indiana; Oliver D Knight. Missouri;
Henry Met' !.amberton. Jr.. Minnesota; Ber
nard C, Law. Pennsylvania; Oliver I. Mi-Comas,
Jr Maryland; Paul A, O. Machenur, Pennsyl
vania; Thomaa P. McKce, Jr., New Jersey; Joha
D. McLanahan, New Jersey,
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
The degree of bachelor of arts was award
ed the following;
Clifton A. McWllttams. Pennsylvania: Chris
tian K. Martin. Pennsylvania; Joel W. Masste,
Alabama! Elmer CI. Meier. Illinois; Nevltla
Miller, Kentucky! Edwin K. Mitchell, Jr.. Con.
neetlcut, John W. Morgan. New York; Lester
Mount, New Jersey; John If. Neely. Jr., Penn
.sylvanla, William 41 Osborn, New York:
Francis Dana Payne, Erie. Pa.t Laur
no n Pavmn. New Jerseyi Btantev L. Phraner.
New York, Edgar U Polts, Pennsylvania; John
ai. nivmona. jr.. aisscnuseiia; nuiun ueeu.
Pennsylvania: Banford C Reynolds, New York;
Herbert D, lUtchey, Pennsylvania: Hamuel B.
iiouinson.
Pennsylvania. John Russell. Jr..
Pennsylvania', Mason Scudder, Missouri! Nor
man YY Scudder, Connecticut; Lee Vv. tellers.
New Jersey. Samuel M. Bootmaker, Jr., Mary
land; Oordan U. Bikes, New York; Charles P.
Umytb, New Jersey. Claude R. Stauffer, Penn
sylvania. Donald C Swatland, New Jerseyi
Lennlg Swoet. Colorado, Clarence M Tappan,
New Jersey. Charles F Troxell, Pennsylvania;
Lorltur U Walton. Missouri, Donald U. Watt.
Pennsylvania, Henry A. Williams, New Jersey;
Edmund Wilson, Jr.. New Jersey, Homer B
Wlnebell, New Jersey; Caspar L. Woodbrldg.
China, Reynler J. Wortendyke, Jr., Hew Jersey;
Charles M Young, New York.
BACHELOR" OF LETTERS.
The degree of bachelor of lettera was.
conferred upon;
James B. Armitro:
Pennsylvania, Joha
'i
New York! Wall.
rour. Connecticut; Boudlnot
York; Ferdinand w, ((alley;
M. Baker. If loots; JoseDl)
B. Atterbury. JJ'sw Y
Vvnnivlvinla. John
t Uoker. Maryland. Osborn T HWJIe. Dela
ware, jumirsuii -. ir, new gersey
lirown,
-nut;
tawrencsi
iocs- ower. j'ennsyiva-
swer. Peni
. York. Mil
nlai tMlq C jJuchanan. Tiew Yojlt, Milton J.
UBnnsIT. New Jersey. Wiley If. IJurford. J'lor
fia. Alien T JlutTer. Hew York; Charles L.
Camcbll, Alabama. Joseph M. Carey. Penn
sylvania: William I , Carpenter. Jr. Mlmts
sotai KObart T Chaplin, District of. Caluniplai
KobertsoaL. Cleveland. Newjfork; Holt W.
(ooajojeaam. jvjzKwi n.ei
Kenneth T Cramer New
'ftnU Inxh&m.
York Bnan li
n,nuihllwir. NIW
nnl&.'Kdwartl X Llec
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i Columbia
jBCMaj. riuu &.
Huajuli M. Brown
Percy O. Frederick, Pennsylvania,
c vomey unio. itarvi
vanla; Xbomas L vxt
V Vrilx. Pennsrlvan
NL Jsey. Ludwell B. Gaines. Marytond. Pa
U Ulinri. new. jersey, uigoa u. uiu
Yoatar farrr & uuruva,
liyrd Douglas Tennessee Jullert
putru
Jersey
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Dancy iiarylsnd. Lohn W,
icxe'rtllnnesots.. wTlfiara ta.
vilioa f. uoaa. Mew Jerseyi
nnesses Jullert If. Doucfi.
ia, Donovan. 11 Ellis. New
Fatrsfi. Psnnsylvania,
0 Fay. afasaacuusstts.
: jr5uue7va"ia mtuiM
irvey U. Frank, Pennsyl
e4erlcl ; New York; Qssrge
i,ZLea. Mjnuna. faui
igaa B. Out Feniiiyl
Jr., Ohio; Ormoni.y.
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Yorki William M.
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Donelton M..L
i;pioracioi uorni
Link, Connectl
t'onnectlcuti n
our, Pennsylvania!
Kalt, New York Douglas If,
C. "King. Jr,. 1 ennsrlvantai
kt, tfnnesirf. rallqttjf. foe.
cutt'VVlillam Do, L, Ixive, Jr.,
,Inry
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v Tnfif. prrv 11. Moore. New Jerseyi Jonn
13. .Murdock,
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Kirk Moore,
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Vnr Vnrte
South. Carolina! John
Charles. O.
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ersey) Thomas. 11.
,riJit.A..Tr!rfi?w..rfi
seyt John K Ofmun. New J'rW 'ir'VjL.'S'
Peacock. rennyUpll Solomon tt tflman.
sw Jersey! (lllberl u. i-ncniiu, -",.-'"i .
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jersey! John
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Helbv. California!
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Smith. Wlsconslnj Allan 11.
land! jamjs it. ot
Moriua
larles I
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Frinr ilaf
Jersey! Charles D. Toners,
tockton, Fiorini!
Normnn I
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riotldai Michael .
wiiimirhhv. Maryian'ii .uwjt
liarnngnirvi , .
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Mill der. Voprl, New
OlMO! Westel II. Will
California, of the class
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
The degree of Bachelor of Science was
awarded to tho following;
Edgar B. Bamman. New 3ffnr.rvrMt Tlaa
mndllftn, Turkey. Albert 11 !"n3Rm.viliiS
York: Kenneth V. Blue, New J'"' n tsK
J. Burr. Jr. Now ,!' wT,e" ,,. "n5S
iVi.Vi, n.rnr A. belying. New. Jerseyi
mumi
brown
New
ijnwsru n nioyii, ". .;-," M.iJi.mi. i)i.
creauy, iw jersey, '-"ft 'Xmi; n Jer.
llWrnborturi. Jr. Cnllfornit. "; tMm ifa
eas unuiil '-.. ;"' . MsHiieV UHt
nla; Frnnk C wn riq jr
Inn A. llukPVRer nhw jernw. "- -
ley. J,.. New .York, Oeorgo rjmr ,u.
Iiid
' District of Cnlumb a., Krvnnt Oabrlol
J'"'" "ur.," 'i" ,""i.o 1. Mac-
ppnnsylvnnla i al-
Y, inilUV' .'.-,'.- ,w rfhnmn.
'"""J.iJ li?.;? ' vririln A Uc Slacker. Now
trtlrne
Archibald Wlose. Pennsylvania! frcn li. worn,
New York.
Degrees In civil cnglneorlnB wero con
ferred on the following
Harmon B. Vandcrhoof. Jr . New lorK.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS,
Graduates In electrical Wf'!;
Leonardo A. aalcnntl. Brnsll. Clmrlcs U
I,e Comnto. Now Jfrsoy. J antes O. Murray. w
Jeraoy. Hnrry r Porter, Now Jersey.
MASTER OF ARTS (ON EXAMINATION).
Tho master of arts deGree, on examina
tions, was conferred on tncse.
CharlfB M. Acuermm
lnnsylnnla; Itny A.
riarm.nl. NowjVrsVy: Isrnr nJ'acnhi.vmaVn
rut: Jnmw M. Hennile. J ennsylvamn, William
M. Tleury. rennslnnla. Ooorgo A. Blngley. New
York. Andrew Brown. Ireland. AnpeloM ten-
! Il.n..si,lllnrl1n 1'sirt rSTttln .l HllHi
ChVuen Chen. i-hfi.a. Todd Cochran. Penn
sylvanla: RnVrt.P t'offln. Malw. Itindrilpli c.
('oloman. Vlrgnln, Lewis W. l rawforil. New
York Norborno if. Crotte I. loiy. William II.
Davids. Englnnd, Loo A. DenltA'Irslnla. Alien
W. Dulles. New York, Hueell Fleming. New
Jersoyi Clarence J Onmble .Cnllfornliv. Blako
Moro Oodnln, Missouri, Mnlcolm M llejlng.
Pennslanla. ilalph 15 Ilimnon. New York
Warren II IIae. IVnniilvanla l.dnln II
Hazcn, Connecticut. Udward I Heft, Kentucky,
Pine bong Hn. China, Arthur P Ifnnris. In
diana. Swel llsun. China, i:rncst V. Janvier.
New Jersey, Homer K. Johnston, Knnais. Imr
well W JoneH Tevni. Isldor Knufinijn, New
York Hrnry T Kent. Jr , Pennsylvania, Will
iam O Kldil Icnnslvanla. t'hnrbn II Leuls,
California, ltoy I. Lettls New Jcrsev. Tien
Lan I.ln. China. Robert M Melsanr Pennsyl
nnla, Callum N. ,M Mackay, Hcotlimd. Alex
ander C McMullon, Wisconsin, Thomas II
Muher, Missouri, lenllnand 1, Majer. New
Jirsey, Clinton i; Moffett. Indiana, lldwln r.
Montgomery, l'lorlda, llouord A Northacker,
Pennsylvania: Kellcl Orlrl, Japnn: Arthur It,
l'orter. Pennnyhnnla, Clement C. Rend, North
Carolina. Herman T. Relneeke, Pennslanla:
roll Ilcnlck, Kentucky, Rudolph O Roll. New
Jersey: Frederick tichwottzer. Pennsylvania;
James C Stlvely, Pennsylvania, Leon 11. Hmlth,
New Jersey, Ilarl I.. HtehmHn, Pennnylvanla;
John L Ktoovor. Pennsjlvanla, Ilnicrson H.
Hnlft, New York. David II Van !ck. New
York, Dennis II. Welsh. Vlrglnli, Wordsworth
D. Williams, New York; James II Wlllson.
Pennsylvania. Ernest II. Wood. Now York; Car
roll If. Woody, Oregon; Walter B. Young, Cali
fornia. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
The degree of Doctor of Philosophy was
awarded to:
James W. Alexander, 2d . 11. 8.. Princeton,
1010. Subject, mathematics Thesis. "Func
tions Which Map tho Interior of tho Unit Clrclo
Upon Simple Regions '
Thomas W Ualdnln, A. B. Ersklno College.
100H Subloct. English Thesis, "An Edition
of Philip Masstnger's Duke of Milan."
Carl C Brlgham, I.ltt li . Princeton, 1012.
Subject. pscho!ogy. Thesis, "Varlabto Factors
In tho Blnet Tests "
Arthur Buddlnston, Ph. B.. Brown. 1012
Subject, geology Thesis. "Tho Protcrozolo
Roeks of tho Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland
Nell Cirothcrs. A B . University of Arkansas,
1005 Subject, economlcn Thesis, "Fractional
Currency In tho United States "
Albert K. Chapman. A. II Ohio State. 1012.
Subject, phjslca Thesis, "Tho Hall and Cnr
blno Effect Tho .Mollifications ot the Distri
bution of Electric Currents Brought About by
Magnetla Fields."
Arthur H Compton. B 3 . Wooster Univer
sity. UI13 Subject phlslcs. Thesis, "The
Intensity of X-ray Spectra and tho Distribution
of Electrons In Atoms."
Irlns H Crnndall A B.. University of Wis-
ronsln. 1000 Hubtect nhtslrii. Thesis. "Tho
icrnes or riome uipniacs.
Infra-iletl Optical I'ronoriles of Home Sulphld
A iiaianceu .Meinou ot using me lioiomeier,
Wllllnm W
college, mi.
Cumberland, A. II.. Occidental
bUDject. oconomlcs 'inesli
I'lt-ttnerntlon In thn Cllrua Fruit industry of
California. With Speiial Uefercnco to the
California Fruit Growers' Exchange.
Charles 1, Cummlng, B. A , University of
Oxford. 1010. Subject, oology. Theols,
"Igneous Bocks of St. John, N. II "
Ernest T. Donald, A. B , Rutgers. Bill.
Subject, art and archaeology. Thesis, "Pletro
Lorenzettl."
William A. Dlttmer, A. M.. Washington Uni
versity. lOll. Subject, classics Thesis. "Tho
Period of Transition from Old to Mlddlo Attlo
Comedy. Chronological Studies "
Carl W, Doisee A. 11., Wesleyan University,
100'J. Subject, -hllosophy Thesis, "Tho Re
lation of Humo to Malebrtincho "
Albert B Eastman. II. a , University of Ver
mont, 100.1. Subject, chemistry. Thesis,
"Moisture Content of Organle Substances,"
Ray E. Oilman, A. I'.. Kansas Uplverslty,
1011, Subject, mathematics. Thesis. "On tho
hummablllty by the Cesaro Method of Partial
Derivatives of Laplace Series. " ,,
Byron C. Ooss, A. B , Wabash College. 1012
Subject, chemlstrv Thesis, "Absorption of Tin
by Proteins "
Harley N Oould, A. 15.. Allegheny College,
1010. Subject, biology. Thesis, "htudles On
Sex In thu Hermaphrodite Mollusk CrcplduU
Plana "
William N. Henderson, B S , Clomson Col
lege. 1011 Subject. chemistry Thesis,
"Neutral Salt Action In Acid Solubilities ;
Stanley E. Howard A. B., Bates College,
1010 Subject, economics Thesis, "Wagts In
tho New England Cotton Manufacturing Indus
try Slnco 1800." , .
Guy I Lipscomb, B. H., In 15. M , Alabama
rolytechnio Institute, 100. Subject, chemistry
Thesis. "Studies In Standard Cells1'
Charles L. Lockart, Jr., A 1)., Southwestern
Presbytorlan Uulverslty, 1907. Subject, I5ng,
llsh. Thesis. "An Edition of the Fatal Dowry
or Massenger ana trieia, vvitn introauciion.
Apparatus and Notes
luco,
erslty,
lebard J. McDlarmld, A. D.. Toronto Unl-
iuiu, suDject, astronomy, Tnesis,
"Elements of the Eclipsing Systems TV, TW,
ia i. ieonis Aiinuris.--
Prlnceton. 1013.
"Aioisture con-
TV PanlnDaB am
r.uwaru aisck. jr., j. .,
Subject, chemistry. Thesis,
leni or i;oai
Franklin P. Geagan. A. B., Indiana Univer
sity, 1013. Subject, biology. Thesis, ''Expert
mental Studies On the Origin ot Vascular
Endothelium and or Erthrooytes."
Samuel It. Schafer, A II , Princeton. 1012,
Subject. English, Thesis, "The English Ode
1050-1660."
Georgo S. Spohn A. II.. Princeton. 1009.
Subject, English Thesis, "Carlyle'a Literary
Criticism In Its Relation to Goethe."
Alan T. Waterman. A. B . Princeton. 1013
Subject, physics. Thesis, "Positive Ionization
Jrom. Certain Hot Salts Together With Some
Observations On the Electric, Properties of
Molybdenite at High Temperature."
GRADUATE SCHOLARS lDlO-lT.
History end politics Sydney ItacO, Brown,
A. B.. UowdoinXtutlege, 1016.
Economics and social Institutions -Robert M.
Maclsaac, A U., Clensva College, 1015; Elmer
n , Uolverslty of risiourJ, lolUi
-HUU. -, A,,, Vn.V.UMV. VWMVga,
Wood. A,
Walter B,
1015
Classics John B Stearns A B , Dartmouth
College, 1916: Harold L. Humphreys. A. u..
University of Michigan, lOIrtj Bert B,
A ft Itnlvnr4ltv nt Mlrblffftn. 10lM.
.English jrenry 5. Conklln, A. B , Cor;
lotlli Thomas K Mather, A. B.i Central ,
Perry4,
a. n . Cornell.
loiui Thomas ,H. Mather, A. B., J'ntral Col
jeg'j 191b! Wlllard B. Marsh, A. B.. Hamilton
Aiamematics t yrn a.
lann uonege. inn,
, i nysics norman i.
of
Nelson, A. B Mid-
r-rnf, A rt Univer
sity of Maine. 19Hi 'James W. Queen, grad-
'tlooTog?--Antony P. Olraua, A. B,, Univer
sity of Sevlll (Spain), lOOfl.
OltADUATE 8CHOOL PRIZES.
. Manners prize, the Nova Caesarea scholar
shipCarroll II. Wooddy.
I PRlZr. IN ELrCTUtOAL ENOINRCnlNO.
. Charles I, Young memorial medal Leonardo
A, cavalcantl,
ADVANCED FELLOWSHIPS.
Advanced fellowships wero niwnrdcd to
the following;!
Porter Ogilen Jacobus Fellows!
Shirley ll. Weber, A. II. University of Call'
fornta 1007. .,
Charlotte Elisabeth. Procter Fellows!
Charles W. llcmlcl. Jr., Lttt, B. Trlnccton
Ilalph B Yewdalo, A. B. University of Wis
consln 1HH ,
John Dickinson. A B. Johns Hopkins 1013.
Ernest T. Dewald, A. II. Rutgers ltll.,
John D. Harrison, A. II. Princeton 1IM2.
Nathaniel T, Furnnm, B. fl. Princeton 1013.
Frank r. Selbert, U. S. Pennsylvania Slate
College 1010. ,.
Arthur F. Iluddlngton, Vti B. Brown 1012.
OltDINAIlY FELLOWSHIPS.
Philosophy and rsychology -Ethan . Alien,
A. 11. Princeton lfjin. Chancellor Green 1'ellnw
In mental sclencoi Norborno II. Crowell, A. B.
Drokn University lull.
History nnd politics Kenneth P. Cramer.
I.ltt. B, PUneeton 1010. Boudlnot Tellovv In
history; William M. Bcury. A. B. Bwarthmore
Economics and social Institutions Tease 15.
Rlddlo, A. S. Dnvls-Elklns t'ollego 1012, South
East Club Follow In social sclenca. Paeron
Weaver Barnard, A. B Trinity College JN O )
Iiri Simon Frelle Tvvlnlng, Ph. 11 University
of Nntfo Dnmo.lOlS. ., . ,. , ,, , ,
Art and A rctieo logy Albert Mathlas Friend
Jr., I.ltt M. Princeton t0l5. ,
Olasslcs-ijnmes P. Harland. A It. Princeton
1010. John Harding Pago 1-ellow, Henry II
Bowman, A. II. Franklin nnd Marshall Collego
1011, Herbert T. Wclsltott, A II. Columbia
Modern languages Clarence D Brenner. A. II.
Princeton I'llft, Boudlnot Fellow In modern lon-
fuages, Sidney Lnwreneo Loengood, I.ltt. B.
'rlnreton University 10IS. ,
English Isldor Kaufmon. A 11 .Princeton
1010, Charles Scrlbner Fellow In English lltera
turo, Ollvor Parker McCrnne, Jr . A. II. Prince
ton 101(1, Class 187r. rcllovv In English litera
ture; Stuart Robertson, A 11. Princeton, lni'J
Robert Stockdalo Teller, A. II. Wesiojan (Conn.)
1013
Mathematics Rutherford 15 (Benson. A. B
Lolnnd Stanford Junior Unlvorslty lull. J. S K.
Fellow In mathematics; Ix-ater 8. Hill, A II
Columbia 1011. I S It Fellow In mathematical
Henry Hoy Brehanu. A. II Dartmouth 11(10.
J. S. K Fellow In mathematics.
Phvslco John Q. Stowart. II R Princeton
loir,. Closi 1S0 Experimental Seleneo Fellow.
Llndsley West noss, A 11 Read College 10 IB
Chemistry Newell T. Cordon. II. S Prince
ton 1013, Harwrd Follow In chemlolry? Clorgo
St John Perrott, A II University of North
Dakota, Gordon MaeDonnld Follow, Charlea
Phelps Smyth, A. II Princeton University 101(1,
Sayro Follow In applied chemistry . .
Geology Clav ton II llamil A. B University
of Toronto HIH. Clni 1KH3 Fellows. William
Egbert Cockneld, A. it, McUlll University 1013,
Clnss 1KS1 Fellow.
lllologj Carl C Splcdet.Ph 11, Lnfnvelto
jiill, i roncis juninn lauio reijuw in niu
Ednnrd 15. MarMorlaml, A. II. Unlverslt
Missouri 1011, (.'loss i77 Fellow in nioiogv,
Elmer Lentz Shaffer, B. H. Havcrford College
loir,
15lcctrlcnl engineering Oeorgo Edward Lake,
A. II 1'nlverslty of Missouri 101(1. Crcon Dcsnlx
Mann Fellow in electrical engineering, Kenneth
Vorls Who B S. Princeton University 101(1,
Bnvro Fellow In nppllcd electricity.
SHNIOR PRIZEMEN.
The Hat of senior prizemen Is ns follows;
J.snilo debate prlres First. Boudlnot Atter
bury, second. Christian Martin; third, Clareuco
lialrd prlrca Tho Balnl prlre, Ethan D Al
len, oratory. Clarence M. Tappen, delivery,
Charles T. Tlppetts; poetry, Hamilton 1 Arm
strong, disputation, ilrat. Benjamin Frnnklln,
Jr., disputation sciond Boudlnot Jl Atterbury.
Alexander Gutherle McCorh nrlzo In ,hlloso-
phy Ethan D. Aivcn, honorable mention Ben
jamin Franklin. Jr.. Edwin K. Mitchell. Jr.,
Harrison MeC. Thomas
Soility of Colonial Wars prlzo In American
hlston Phlllii Molt.
l.iurenro Hutton nrlzo In history Kenneth
F Kramer
Manners prize, winner of tho Golden Tiger
Samuel M Shoemaker, Jr.
Lyman II. Atvvatcr prlzo In political science
Nevlllo Miller.
Phllo Sherman Bennett prlzo In political
science Ethan D. Alyca.
C. O Jnllno prlro In American political his
tory Kenneth F. Kramer.
ClnoB of 1870, senior prlzo In old English
Henry I,. Haupt.
Georgo I'otts Rlhlo prizes Carl Hnusor
BlscholT, John Noel Robinson
JUNIOR PRIZE MEN.
Class of 1870 memorial prize for debate
Walter H Johnson, Jr.! honornblo mention,
Sidney D Sherrnnl, '18
Junior orator medals First, William B. Bar
nltz, second. Francis B Whltlock: third. Will
iam P Cooper, fourth, John W Voorhls.
MacLcnn prize Marlon L. Turrenttne
Dickinson prize John W. Voorhls.
Gnrrett prize in South American history
T.avvrenco Phllllpa; honornblo mention, Osborno
T. Blddlo. ,'10
Frederick Barnard "White prlzo In architec
ture Evan J. Miller; honorablo mention. Sam
uel M. Shoemaker. Jr.
Thomas 11 Wnnamaker English language prlza
Divided botween David M. Amacker and Georgo
R Stcnurt, Jr.
Class of 1870 Junior prlzo In English John
r Bishop.
Class of 1RP3 Junior flnglish prlzo In tho
School of SclenceJohn P. Bishop.
Mary Cunningham Humphreis Junior German
Erlzes First Marlon L. Turrontlne, Becond,
Irnost Hermann Fnratcr,
It Percy Alden memorial prize In French
First, William S. Annln. second, divided be
tween Herman L. Vail and Harding a KolIic
SOPHOMORE PRIZEMEN
Francis Blddlo sophomoro essay prize Robert
C. Olllles, honorablo mention, Alexander V Ly
man. Class of 187. Sophomore English prize Divided
between John Sampson Elliott and Percy Rlv
Ingtnn Pine, Jr.; honorablo mention, Loo O
Bradley, Jr.
FINAL SPECIAL HONORS
Philosophy and psychology Highest honors,
Ethan D. Alyca, high honors, Ilenjimln Frank
lln, Jr : honors, Thurston J Davles Nathaniel
Pcnlstono Davis, Edwin 15. Mitchell, Jr Stunley
L. Phraner
History and politics High honors, Kenneth
F. Cramer. Clarence M. Tappen Charles s
Tippets, honors. Dana R Chocker Frtnk L
Farrell. Douglas II. Kemnn, John V Morgan'
William II Osborn, Charles D Towers
Economics und aoclil lnstltutIons.Hig;hcst
honors, Boudlnot 11 Atterbury; high honors
Elmer A. Sheets; honors Kenneth 31. Rocky '
Classics High honors. Donald C Svvaiiand
Homr Wlnchull; honors, Verne Clair, Henry
A Williams.
English High lionors Harold D Harvey
Charles F. Troxell; honors, Humllton F Arm
strong, ' "
Modern languages. Germanic High honors
Walter B Neuburg, Romanic, high honors. Rob-
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.Chemistry Highest honors, Charles Smrth,
h sh honors, Arthur F. Benton. Albert piling.
ham, Albert C, Vlckeryi honors, Lewis i.
Ohllger, Francis n. Pomtvrtnn, Jr.
Biology High honors. Isaac Starr, J r, .,
Civil engineering Hlith.honors. Freder ck II.
Knlghtl honors, ftussell L. Kloti, Charles B.
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AtflNGTON SENIORS
TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Twenty-seven Will Bo Graduated
and Present Scenes From
Shakespeare
Tvventy-soven members of the Bcnior ctnss
of Ablnirton High Hohool will receive
illplomas'nt the commencement exercises to
1 I..I.1 lnMlC, A. n.1,1,nfiH Will h0 (1e-
IMJ ItClll .UIIIHMLi ,11 H.,HI." yl
llvoretl by Dr. Theesmnn A. Herrlck, prosl-l
.lent of airnrtl Colleire. nntt tho diplomat
will be presontcd hy William T. Duck, preel
ilent of tho bonrd of ctlucntlon.
Followlne tho lnocfttlon by the Kcv.
S. M. Thompson, n sketch, "A Merry Wnr
of Word"," from Shaltespenre's "Henry
llt." will bo presented. Kins; Henry will
bo portrayed by Harold Stout, Princes-)
Katharlno by Eva Lupton nnd a lady In
unltlnrt by Dorothy IMgar.
An oration will bo delivered by Hclon
Itclchert, Anna Tomllnson wilt read and
Helen Uodlno will rIvo a demonstration
In mechanical drawlnu.
Members of tho class will partlelpate In
Ablnirton School Day nt Willow Grove next
Friday.
Following nro tho cjaduates:
Eleanor Beck
Helen Itortlne
Dorothv Edgar
Edwin O. llerkeler
Ellrabeth (Ireenshlelds
Margaret Oreenshlclds
(Irnre nroshena
Herbert Haldcman
FrnnH Hale
l.llllan Harrison
Harold Hermann
Elizabeth Insall
llerthn Kllll)
Eva Lupton
rarl Noble
Earl Norernss
Mary O'Sulllvan
Edith Palfrey
Herbert Potts
Helen Itclchert
Louisa Relchert
Mnrgarri Skinner
Robert Stetson
Harold Stout
Anna Tomllnson
Margiret Warr
Clara Welgner
NURSES TO GET DIPLOMAS
Graduating Exorcises of Training
School to Be Held Tonight
OrnduatlnB OTOrclRen of tho Training;
School for Nurses of tho Women's Homeo
pathic Ho"pItnl will bo held tonight nt tho
Union Methodist Episcopal Church, Dia
mond nnd Woodstock streots. Socn girls
Will .receive diplomas from Miss A. II.
Spencor, president of tho Donrd of Mana
gers of tho hospital.
Itov William Oswald will deliver both
tho Invocation and tho benediction, while
solos, bctfh Instrumental and oca1, will bo
rendered by V. J. Ashlon Hoss, Miss ICthel
I3oc, Miss Carrie ohnaon nnd MIsb Helen
Freeman. Dr. ,T. M Caley. of tho visiting
staff attached to tho hospital, will address
tho graduates, one ot whom, Miss Christine
Dohertj', w 111 read tho class history. The
gi initiates arc Miss Mabel F. Brine, MIsb
Chrl.stlno II. Doherty, Miss Cnthrlno It.
Niinum, Miss Christlno H. Volte, Jllss Ruth
St. Mitchell, Miss Mabel F. Linn nnd MIsb
ICdna O Oould A reception will bo held
on tho hospital grounds nfter tho exercises.
Father's Parishioners Support Hughes
SCUANTO.N, Pa., Juno 13. Members of
the Jackson Street IJaptlBt Church, of this
city, of which tho llov. D. C Hughes, father
ot Charles E. Hughes, was for many yonrB
pastor, havo sent tho following message
to Mr Hughes. "Tho members of tho Jack
son Street llaptlst Church, which your
honored father, tho llov. I) C. Hughes, D.
D, served so faithfully nnd so well, send
you their most slncero and heartfelt con
gratulations Wo assure you of our ear
nest prayers nnd loyal Biipport."
., mtrr dm ntiAHirATED
mD?raDMyPARKHIflH SCHOOL
Young People Will Offer Musical and
Oratorical Program
Nino students will bo grduate.l tonight
from the Ridley Park I Igh School. Com
mencement cxercses will be held in
school building at 8 o'clock, t w
to the graduates will he made by
John Willis Slaughter. mnuisory
A debate on the Weet of CO mpui ory
mllltiiry training for high school wlu
be participated In by two of the ' ""V."
Frank Given will take tho J"0."!
nnd Carlo Lion tho negative. The Into
cation will be by tho Rev. T. 13. "aiding.
Hazel Henderson will render a Piano ol o,
Rca Price will play rv cornet w"? nd,
piano duct will bo performed by Catherine
and Florence McCarthy. Catherine Mc
Carthy will receive tho Alumni medal pro
sented annually. Diplomas wl 11 bo pre
sented by Griff L. Jones, president of tho
8CTho Sktes w... bo Frank a Given.
Enrlo F. Lion, Pensyl Mawby, J??
Cathcrlno C. McCnrthy, Naomi McHenry,
Hilda A. Partington, Margnrct R. Paul and
Mildred M. Stirling,
SWARTII3I0RK HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT T0NI0HT
Diplomas Will Do Presented to Gradu
ating Class of 30
Commencement exercises of tho Swarth
moro High School will bo held tonight In
tho school building. Albert Alnsworth,
president of the district school hoard, will
present diplomas to tho 39 members of
tho graduating class. Tho address to tho
students will bo made by Professor h. A.
Kchmuckcr, of tho Stato Normal School,
West Chester.
Orations will bo made by three studentB
of tho class, Walden deF. van Hangen,
Dorothv Lamed nnd Philip Howard. A
vocal solo will bo rendered by Carolyn Day
nnd thu school glco club will furnish tho
music.
Following la tho list of graduates.'
Krlc Alnsworth, Henry Rutler, Charlotte
Bunting, Josephine Catlcll. Carolyn Day,
Clcanor Davison, John Downey, May Fres
coln, Nelson Glrdwood, John Unit, Paul
Hortel, Louise R. Hewson. Frank llolman,
Philip Howard, Kathcrlno Hugglns, Howard
Jenkins, rioranco Laro, Dorothy Lnrncd,
Charlotto Lederle, Graco Lederlc, Theodore
Lub, Hthel Means, Harry Moylnn, Dorothy
Palmer, Kdlth Patterson, Helen Ramsey,
William Roono, Ruth Reynolds, Martha
Rumble, Albert Shnfcr, Cotlrad Schntto,
Margery Shoemaker, Grace Stockton, Mnl
colm Strleby, Dorothy Wallace. Evolyn
West. Cdmuntl S Wood, Marlon Woods nnd
Wnldon do r. van Hnagan.
SCHOOLBOYS GO TO WEST POINT
South Philadelphia High Graduates At
tend Commencement
Tho graduating clasn of the South
Philadelphia High School left this morning
to spend Its class day at West Pofnt. -Tho
students will visit tho historical points of
Interest, ships nnd grounds and will be
greoted by President Wilson, who will be
n guest at the West Point Academy com
mencement. Tho Philadelphia youths havo
been granted reserve soats for tho exercises.'
Tho delegation will be In chargo of Pro
fessors Frank C. ISioweg, George Hnasz,
Frank W. Jlolvln, Wilson S. Bryco and T.
A. II. Mawhlnnoy. Tho officers of tho clnss
nro Benjamin Beyer, president; Maurice
Jacobs, vlco president: Jacob Ellman, socro
tary, and David D. Davis, treasurer. Tho
boys will return tonight
14 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
7AT MOUNT ST. JOSEPHS
Bishop McCort Presides ahj
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Commencement exercises of the!,, W
kt, Joseph Atyidemy, Chestnut HIH, W( y
held thin afternoon nt the school' r,.
diplomas wore awarded to 14 ,.. "j
women. Bishop McCort presided m ,c! '
nddrcss to tho graduates was made by jll, '
slgnor Henry, rector of tho Catholic Hilt '
School. The salutatory was by Miss R,!;i ,
Shields nnd tho valedictory by Ml,, u?
D, Jtonroe. iit i
The commencement brought to an (m
tho exercises of tho school, which becia i
Inst Friday when tho closing oxercisti f H
tho Intermediate nnd Junior departmnti '
wero held, A Shakespearean pageant "A.
You Ltko It," was held Saturday, gu'njV! -night
tho baccalaureate sermon ai
preached by the Rov. C. P. O'Neill n in,
convent chapel, nnd Inst night there was '
reception nnd danco ns a fnrewell tn v,
class of 1910. . lw
Prizes wero awarded this afternoon 1
fotlowBi Tho AValsh memorial medal fpr lit! '
ornturc, awarded on personal examination
hy Dr. James J. Wnjsh to Miss Irene D
Jlonroe J tho nlumnno medal for study 0i '
religion, Miss Martha W. Llcberman ! medsli
for having complotod tho course In Initru. '
mentnl music to Miss Helen U.McClosker '
and Miss lrcno D. Monroo: prlzo for domes, .
tlo economy to Mlns Agnes Ledger.
Following nro tho members of the clii.t.1
of 1916: '
Classical courso Jllss Lillian Callahan, f'
JIJss Reba V Ford. Miss Maud U Helnt)4
Mlssignes F. Kloly, Jllss BornadetteLi,.-M
bcrt.WMlss Ruth A. , Lambcrs, MIs Anj l
M. Lodger, Miss Julia JL McQuIre, llluti
Helen L McCIoskey. Miss lrcno D. Hon-
loe, Miss Eleanor A. Morris, Miss Sarah $
u. Hiiiems uiiu .vuna jb a. yiucra, (
Commcrclul courao MIbs Marguerite- H.
Barrett.
$17,000 In Northeast Hospital Fund
Tho Northeust Hospital camDals-n f.
$100,000 has now reached the $1 7,000 mart "-i
I'Urtner progress ""' "" reportea todly
w hen tho workers meet for luncheon In the
big tent opposite campaign headquarteri at
321C Kensington avenue. Tho campaln
will closo Friday.
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