New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
AMID PALMS AND IVY.
THREE HUNDPED GRADUATES OF THE
NORMAL COLLEGE.
nroRyEs CONFERRED AND PRIZES AWARDED
THE HIGH REPUTATION OF THE lNSTi-


Nornal College OF the City Of New-forN yesterday
49,. .,,o,o,ned ,be reputation of bygone days in
nxoaue,ce IN each department. About oo' Eou"s
women were graduated. and the college nan ~
rated with palms and ivy-the college e,'"e'
white ROBBED graduates and the friehos OF 'ie So
yates and college. filling every aVa'aoie nv" -
room were an inspiring sight The eNerol'eS VIZ
sonewbat long but the interest OF the asSemDiase
even 70 the close Of the programme seemed )" ~
wav abated. Following the readihs OF 'Ne 0O''p'
ures by the Rev Daniel Van Pelt' anu l"s'o ny
the school the salutatory was dehVeTeu ny ''Ss
Frances Elizabeth Montgomery IL was "''"Oui.
nv President Hunter that an equal percentage WIN
~ sa,,,o,or,an was attained by Miss Frida David
son and Miss Jennie p. Titus
ESSAYS were delivered by the graduates as foi-
lows; "a Thing Of Beauty Is JOY Forever MISS
Jennie Putnam Titus; shelby and Ienhysoh'
Miss FrIda Davidson; Child STUDY MISS r".]a-
beth Darlington: "Civc Duty and the fuohc
schools" Miss Emma Lillian Dana, and the vale
dictorv Miss Martha Bachman. quotations III
Greek Latin, French, German ana Engiish' oy tHe
graduates a solo by Miss Loretta Ryan ana Sc
iectons by the Normal College Glee Club were also
part Of the programme comprehensive auu'cSS
10 the graduates was delivered by President Charles
II Knox. Of the Board OF Education. President
Hunter briefly addressed the class, and presented
the diplomas. The licenses were awarded by super
iptendent John Jasper. These are given 10 pupls
who attain a percentage OF rs per cent in arlth'
spelling in addition to the college curriculum Inc
degree of bachelor Of science. for the first time III
the history of the college. was granted TO harriet
Keith Daisy Conkn. Elizabeth W. j. Tying
Louisa W Webster Julia r, S. Chelhorg Anna
Cundlach and Grace b. Beach, post-graduates.
MEDALS AND PRIZES AWARDED.
Medals and prizes ewere awarded by commissioner
Guggen heimer follows:
In the Normal Observation-Disclosures sol
medal for proficiency in German. TO Caroline baer'
Ottendorfer silver medal, for greatest progress IN
German. to Sarah A. Nash; Kelly silver mccall
for methods Of teaching 10 Bessie Darlington;
Kelly bronze medal. for the same. 10 Helen Schei-
DER Kane gold medal for physiology. TO Marina
Bachman Hunt gold medal for Latin. 10 Martha
Bachman; first prize for French gold watch. to
Martha Bachman; second prize, $40 In gold gwen
by William Wood. to Katherine Mautner Ran
dolph Guggenhemer prize. gold watch. for En-
gish literature. to Martha Bachman.
In the Academic Department-Lbbie Van Ars-
dale memorial prize. for progress in music to
Helen Schneider; William Steinway prize. for pro-
fcjency In German. So In gold. 10 Annie l. ku-
bino; William Steinway prize. for greatest prog
ress in German. SO in gold to Emma J.. Dana
Frederic r. Coudert prize, for proficiency Ia French
gold watch. 10 Amy H. Koezley; Joseph Thoron
prize for greatest progress in French, $40 in gold
to Martha Adler: Commissioner Henry a. Rogers
prize for Latin. $40 in gold. f. Lillian Dana
Prizes open to both Observation-Disclosures Rldder
German composition prize. $40 in gold to Lena u.
Kuttner Commissioner Charles {. Wehrum prize
best essay patriotism s2j In gold TO Oracle g.
Krum; second prize $50 in gold. given BY President
Hunter. to f. Lillian Dana; Adolph l. Sanger prize.
books 10 the vaiedictorlan, Martha Baehnan
The floral offerings to the graduates were 50 nu-
merous and many Of them so bulky, that one OF
the long corridors was used exclusively for their
reception being converted for the time being INTO
a paradise OF sweetness and bloom
STANDING Of THE HONOR STUDENTS.
The honor students numbering twenty-four. We're:
Martha Baohman. IS per cent: Elizabeth earring
ton 81 500 Frida Davidson. 81 All; Jennie p Titus
81 4-2l Frances L Montgomery, 81 AL; Emma l.
Dana 81 3-2l; Helen Schneider. 81 10: Anna 5
Bracket 81 III; Martha Adler. &c 2O-2; Carolina
A. Baer. &c 1920; Harriet G, Beal. 9G il-2i Amy H.
Koezley SO 15-ol Mabel A Ruter IS l2-2l; Josephine
Earle sc s-2l Louise A. Roediger, s. li2o' Zerline
BALM. IS SCI; Lena c. Kuttner, 95 22l; Florence J.
Clarke 95i-21 Frances ID. Baker. 81 2j-2i; Ida
Seiniger "a 1920 Agnes NJ. Barrett q ll-2l; Lille
Schmeltz 81 s-2l; Henriette Rinaldo, "a go Anna
E. Rubino. % 3-2l.
The postgraduate class numbered seventeen-in
the manual training class Jennie May Knox
Bertha L. De Verona, Minnie A. Well. Mabel
Stone Jessie A. Pownal. Gertrude Y Kerwin.
Florence Patrick Hattie r Hanson. Agnes Nc
Cormick Marie T. Widmayer, Winnifred H. PM
Iis a'I n. cOntencin sa3iiIa 4. Elkus.
THE. BACHELORS OF ARTS. -.
The degree OF Bachelor Of Arts was conferred
upon the following young women Of the Academic
Department: Grace Eve,yn Adams. Mary Alison,
Emily Amson. Hi,da Mary Atkins, Fannie Draper
Baker Ruth F. Bats. Even Rogers Beach. Irma
Mabel Bernger Camille Beatrice Buriinsjn. Mary
Dodge camp-map. Jennie X Cohen. Marian Corey.
Frda Davidson Jennie Dexter hWaIl. Jahet ann
French. Emily Marc Gambler. olive MAY Gibson
Daisy S Heayenrch Mamie IIecht Sophie limo
oh ~.1pa tx. NJ
Bishop Agnes Virginia Leuffer. Emily Maciarlane,
Panne Ma,nI,heim Daisy GaronS yet" g. A or3T
Ida Loretta Reeaa. E!nor Thornton KeE;ey. Esther
Hattie KyttsnSSers l4G SeRmss 9ga Snv Acs
smith, Jennie Putnam Titus. Anna Elizabeth Vas
helm ' Martha Adler. zer.ine Balm Agnes Marie
Elizabeth Barrett Harriet Gertrude Bca Daisy
liner. Emma Louise Berwick. Anna speed Bracket,
Rosetta Alberta Drummer Lillian Cecilia ByrIne,,
Emma Dana. Rachel Lewis Dithrlge. Katharine
Mamie Ella clifford Elizabeth Augusta Heeb. Grace
Potter Holden. Emma Antolnette Hu.ge, Rose "a
coSs Amy Helen Koez,y. Hedwlg Kathleen kuriz,
McEwen. Frances Elizabeth Montgomery. He.ena
Beatrice O'Sulvan Gertrude Hilton Pepper Agnes
Free rerf HaTre f'' card OR Ryn6d Gaao
Norma Roman. Anna Elizabeth Kqoln2, Mine'
das Seaman. Harriet Slberberg. Catharine Daring
Smith. Mary Elizabeth Van Pelt Ghar.otte WI
Jams, Anna Madeline Wittmeyer, Elizabeth thi-ey'
florence A. Youmans
NORMAL DEPARTMENT GRADUATES.
Following is list Of the graduates In the Normal
Department: Robina BARLEY. Julia Gertrude bo.cn'
Margaret Agnes Brady Isabel Nelson BROOKS
Martha A. Brown. Regina II. Brul. Margaret isa-
bel Campbell Mary Alice Coleman Helen c. Cole
man. Irene Madeline Corey. Dora Angela de Va
roma, Charlotte brennan. Elvira Dubois. jeanette
q; Duffy Edith Mabel Even. May Robertson Glib
son. Mary FRANCES Haggerty. Alice II Houston
Anna Gertrude Howe. Helen NJ Hynes. Lena j.
Jewell. Agnes = Lor'mier. Hermlne lone
Mamlok, II. Clara Banks MARTINEZ. Anna
L. Mathews. Il. Mary McAVoy EMILY
Mcconnell Marcella Victoria Mccormick.
Florence c. McSweeny. Alma Frederick Moiwitz,
Mary Irene MuldOon. Eurctta McNicker Nicholson.
Elizabeth Anastasia O'Brien. Marion Carr Pollard
Ruth Pullman Maude IL Haywood, Helen NJ Rice.
Florence Marie Rossetti. Florence Edith SALISBURY
Esther Sammat Lillian A. Sands. ANNA Louise