New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
NIYY HoNoRs BESTOWED
ooLuMRrA's COMMENCEMENT.
x,sxrYloNE YOUNG MEN AND TWO YOUNG
WOMEN ARE GRADUATED FROM THE
SCHOOLS OF ARTS, MINES AND
POLITICAL sCIEN CEs.

WOMEN ARE GRADUATED FROM THE
SCHOOLS OF ARTS, MINES AND
POLITICAL SCIENCES.
,.sots the fact that she was completing her l3oth
"a, Of active lie fair old Columbia smlieu e1a0'ouSS
- and looked az attractive as ever 10 NOT many
sons yesterday, when the members OF inc CLASS VI Ga
ado farewell TO their Alma Ma'er' aoo p"'Seu O''
,raa under her fostering caro- Tho Sohoo'S
-. 80 ,s,,.s b.,a IheIc commencement at 10 a m.
.ra thu school OF Law at 4 y. NJ The bofai uluu'cS
vers profuse and exquisite. In the morning TWO
,opng women Miss Sara Bulhey Rogers ~"u NiS>
caroline Reynolds Hankey wero giSduS'eu' anu 'ia'
ce,+r,,de We'll received a certihcaie Oh pro''oo!'
Miss We'll appeared on the platform 10 oI'"n S',n
dress with hat TO match, while MISS hshAes' "no :
the onlv sister OF Miss Mary Parsons hsnhey' wa"
.,,.,. ,,o wears ann and who has since died, wore
hacb snk dress trimmed with lace, and had no
IA, M,ss Rogers did not 20 ON the platform
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
n..o .,.,..b C.Dn,,s Eth Regiment Band struck
49, -ch and the trustees faculty and invited guests
hs,aed nv Acting President Drssler ana S'ophen r.
Nash marched up the centre aisle anu ,"'N INV"
positons on the platform. IheS "or0 tOi'o~0N =,
The graduating classes Of the schoos Oh AtS anu
Mines whe occupied the mont seae OF the ofones'A
Acting President Dr!sler took the SeS. oi h'"or ms
,s,, he,ne Professor ". c. Peck, and the seal at hs
a.n, ,s,ny empty At the right OF the stage. facing
re guidance sat stephen p. Nash, Joseph Harper,
Gers,d Beekmsn Edward Mitchell and Charles ia
Costa representing the trustees. Behind them SAT
the invited guests among them being Bishop seymour
of Illinois: Archdeaoon Macksy- smith, the Rev. Dr.
P1ars Emory McClintock, the Rev. Thomas Sill
Thomas Hicks Albert Matthew's. the Rev. DE-. IL
fdxar Pratt the Rev. Brother Anthony and the Rev.
Brother Gsstin, OF Manhattan College. The Rev. DR..
Cornelius r. Duffe sat behind DR.. DrisleT. On the
left sat the faculty OF the college, among them being
Professors W. O. Peck }. Ii. Van Amrnge. o. n.
Rood Thomas Eeleston, c. f. Chandler. j. s. NewberrS,
w. p TrowbrIdge, r. NJ smith, G. 5. smith. Augustus
C. Merriam. T. r. Price H. n. BoyeSen, J. X. Rees,
". r. Ware, J. ID. Quaekenbos, +. de =. Ricketts,.
j. T. Goodwin II. T. Peck, n. NJ Butler +. J. Good
nsp. Frank Drisler. T. d. Perry, W. A. Dunnfng,
A. v. W. Jackson, d. X. Dodge and W. X. Carpenter.
PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS.
After prayer BY tho Rev. DR., Dufle the chaplain
81 the college, Benjamin ~ Csr1ozO, s. OF A. delivered
an GRAFTON " The Altruist in Politics" This was
followed by Grafton On Architecture as Study
by Vincent c. Grlffith S. Of NJ After he Konskis
Awakening Of the Lion" willard VntOn King. 81
OF A.. delivered able Grafton on Woman Suffrage
Augustus Smith, s. OF NJ. then treated Of The Social
Influences of Labor-Saving Machinery Following
the waltz Yeomen Of the Guard the names OF tho
honor men OF the graduating class in the School OF
Arts were announced as follows:
Greek Benjamin n. CsrsO,o George C. D. odel,
Robert " x. HAIRS Latin willard NintOn King,
Benjamin ~ Cardo1o, George c. d. odell Mechanics:
Oracle K Richards, Mason r. Strong Joseph c. Pgster.
Eagiish: Gus,syus T. Donnel, George &. D. Odell,
Frederick L. wsehenheim Physics: Willard v. King.
Oracle X. Richards Charles X. Beekman. Spanish
william l. Jacobs. willard V. King. Political Economy
Benjamin n. Csrdozo, Hammond odell. Harry C. Ager
Constitutional History: Norman Wilde Remsen johnson.
He rison SlossoR. Philosophy GustsYus r. DonnnlI,
Benjamin " CardoEe. George C. ID. odeL Botany
Mason Il. Strong, Archihsid L. Montgomery. John S.
kfonf Z tabs Arg,k
l. wsehsDhen, Mason r. Strong. French: Walter J.
Pratt.
The interest Of the audience was evident a. the
results Of the competitions for scholarships In the
Junior, sophomore and freshman classes were read,
and the traditional pin might have been heard when
he following were read By the acting president, for
ZACH scholarship, outside " the honor, meant prize
)f 800 TO the successful candidate;
Junior Qsss-Scbolsrship in Greek Harold Gridlng.
scholarship IN Latin. Frank r. Graves; honorable
mention, Harold GhHng. Scholarship in mechsnes.
Charles r. Mann. Scholarship In physics. George
chsrls~ r Mana. schOArshIp In English Oswald n
Taco, ssofabs rnentsen Charles N. Bleeekef Charles
r. Hsjcs Harold Gnnnng
Sophomore Class-Sehoiarshp in Greek John y. Punsm
,onorsble mention, Joseph c. JoseDhsOn CortIandt r.
Bishop. Scholarship In Larn-wntsm Harrison honora-
ole nenten, Jsseph Jossphon Cornelius S. Abbott r.,
yemss L. Arnold Scholarship In mathematics Edwald
HyRes Scholarship In chemistry, Victor Nspss; honor5
NJ nrntions ChtFcs bafDb, htBtN NJ POWELL HfuoidF"
hip In history Cortahdt f. Bishop honorable mention.
Marcus Simpson, Victor Mspes. Henry NJ. Powell.
Freshman Clsss-schosrsbip in Greek, Charles A.
vasdter honorable mention. Edwin Rodney Fiske
In latin Samuel handler honorable mention
)hsrles A. Vala1Ier George L. Beer. janice u. Snl
cho sfship in mathematics Joseph c. Wight Scholar
hip In English Robert A. AshwoTth honorable mention
leonard b. Hcwhood
Prize FellOwshp-Joseph Clement Phster Fellow In
science; George Clinton DensmOIe odeil. Fellow in Let
ers CHAMBER Historical Prize ESQ, Edward Bright ir
Alumni Prize ESQ, the faithful aud deserving
STUDENT OF the graduating class joseph Clement PhsJer
,rize FeowShlps In Political Scianee-Wison L. BeYan
frank ~. Colby Frederick NJ. HerriCk and willard G.
humphreys. PyiSe Ieotueshp Ia the School Of POtca!
,cienee 1880 year, awarded Df. Frederick Han.
rost OF the Library, State Department Of Washington
CONVERTING THE DEGREES
The vsledctory addresses delivered by I'd.
ward Bright tr, and the following degrees con
erred by Acting President Drsler, Professor W. G..
Peck making the announcements for the School OF
Arts, and Professor c. f. Chandler for the school
6 Mines.
BACHELOR OF ARTS:
SCHOOL or ARTS.