Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-14
Prizes and Degrees.


The orchestra rendered Fanciullis Ma
rine Band March," and then President We'll
ling proceeded to announce the prize win
ners. Before doing so, however he stated
that he had the pleasure of announcing that
he had been authorized to confer upon Pro-
fessor Charles Edward Monroe dean of the
Scientific School, the degree of doctor of
philosophy, statement which was received
with great applause. The prizes were then
awarded follows:
College-ElIon prize (Greek) George r.
Davis; Staughton prize Uatinl, George r.
Davis; Davis prizes (oratoryI, first prize
Henry l.. Mitchell; second prize, Mary Vir-
ginia Fenwick.
Scientific School-Wilie E. Fitch prize,
$50 in gold chemistry, c. Preston Phelps
Fava prize (engineering). Harold Davis.
The prizes were presented by the Rev.
lated the winners of them and spoke word
or two OF advice. President Yelling then
conferred the degrees as follows: -lIr,r 10
College-Bachelor of arts, George Luff Ed
munds; bachelor of arts, s. Carroll Ford ;
bachelor of arts, William W. Grier; bachelor
CT arts Arthur L. Wilson; bachelor of arts
Henry l.. Mitchell; bachelor of science, Miss
Juliet Maud Duvall; bachelor of science
Miss Mary Virginia Fenwick; bachelor of
science, Miss Hester E. McNelly.
Scientific school-Bachelor of science
Frederick Ludwig Johannes Boettcher;
bachelor of science. Horace Mann; bachelor
civil engineer. Harold Davis; civil engineer
William l. Deming; civil engineer, George
Franklin Perry.
Diplomas. explained President yelling,
had been awarded to the following:
College-Gilbert Bloss, chemistry; G. r..
Davis, Greek and Latin; Harry Donnally
chemistry; Miss j. NJ. Duvall, English
French, mathematics and physics; c. L.
Edmunds, English, French, Latin, phlos-
ophy and physics; H. G. England. philos-
phy; Miss NJ. V. Fenwick, English, French
mathematics. philosophy and physics; 5. G..
Ford, French. Latin, mathematics and phil
osophy; w. w. Grier, English, French
Greek. Latin. philosophy and physics; NJ
&. Hall, chemistry; h. ID. Johnson English
and philosophy; Miss A. E. Mcguire, chem
istry; Miss H. f. McNelly English French
mathematics; physics and philosophy; H. L.
Mitchell, philosophy: c. L. Parker, chemis-
try and English; Miss +. L. Plant, chemis-
try; d. w. Prentiss. jr., chemistry: s. b.
Prentlss, chemistry; Miss Louise Richie
French; II. w. Talbot, chemistry; A. L.
Wilson. English. French. Greek. Latin and
philosophy.
Scientific SCHOOL, E. Armstrong, En-
glish; w. II. Aspinwall. French and Ger
man; Winfred Beck, mathematics; W. F.
Biehl, English and German; F. L. J. Boett-
cher. chemistry; Miss l. F. Chunn. English;
Dewitt c. Cook, German and philosophy:
Harold Davis. French, c. E., App. Math. !;
W. l. Peming, English, G. E., App, Math. :;
Harry Farmer, English: Miss N s. d. Har-
rson, English; John 3. Hull. mathematics
Miss E. n. Jones. mathematics: w. NJ
Iamson, mathematics: Horace Mann, En-
glish. German and philosophy; T. f. Maui
rim. chemistry; Miss NJ. ]. Merillat mathe-
mates; G. F. Perry, German, C. A, App.
Math.; G. p. Phelps, chemistry; Miss NJ A.
Stanley, English.
Certificates of Merit.
Certificates for excellence in studies had
also been awarded to the following:
College-NIiss NJ. w. Baker, Latin; Gilbert
Bloss chemistry; Miss NJ. X. Chaplin chem
istry; Miss C. A. Crew, English; G. r.
Davis, English; H. H. Donnally, mathemat-
les, physics; Miss ]. NJ. Duvall. German !;
G. L. Edmunds, German: Miss NJ V. Fen
wick German: S. c. Ford. German: Miss s.
D. Gadsden, German; w. w. Grier, Ger
man; NJ. B. Hall, chemistry and English:
F. c. Jones, mathematics; E. d. Johnson,
Greek, Latin and mathematics: r. H. King
physics; Miss Gel Logan, Greek and Latin
Miss A. f.. Mcguire, English; c. L. Parker
German and mathematics: Miss F. E. Plant
mathematics; E. A. Playter, French Greek
Latin mathematics and physics; n. w.
Prentiss chemistry, English and physics: E.
c. Prentiss, French. mathematics and physics.
5. B. Prem tiss English; Miss Henrietta Rob-
inson, Latin, Greek, mathematics, physics;
Miss Louise Richie, chemistry; Wright
Rivcs, French: ]. NJ. Sterrett, jr, French,
Greek, mathematics and physics; H. w
Talbot, chemistry, French mathematics
and physics: A. l.. Wilson, German; Miss
Elinor Wilson, French. Greek, Latin and
mathematics.
Scientific school-G. S. Arnold, assaying;