The Washington times., 1894-06-14
PRIZES AWARDED GRADUATES.
Metzerott Hall the Scene of the Annual
Commencement OF Columbian College.

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Commencement OF Columbian College.
large number Of the relatives and friends of
| the graduates attended the seventy-second an
nual commencement exercises OF the Columbian
College and the seventh annual exercises OF the
Corcoran scientific school at Metzerott music
hall last evening.
The exercises We're opened by music By the
Marine Band Then cane the recitng OF the
essays, follows: Language and Science" by
Mr.. Marathon N. Ramsey, oi West Virginia;
commonplace Philcsopny." by Miss Juliet
Maud Duval; "Harmonies," by Miss Mary
Virginia Fenwick; ~ merican Womanhood the
Highest Product of Our Christian Civilization" !"
by Henry l. Mitchell The valedictory was de-
livered by 5. Carroll Ford
Miss Duval, Miss Fenwick. and AFR. Mitchell
were the contestants for the Davis prizes for
composition and elocution, which prizes were
| awarded were that of the Fava prize engineer
ing, 10 Harold Davis. the Elton prize (Creekl
and also the s,oUghton prize Natinl, to
George X Davis.
The thesis of the graduates who contested for
the prizes in civil engineering was defended sue
cessfully by the candidates last week before a
board OF experts, and the Fava prize was
awarded to Harold Davis by board OF Judges
composed of Prof. T. e. herdenhell, superin.
| tendent of the coast survey; BERNARD K Green,
engineer of the Congressional Library building,
ana {. b. Hunt, engineer Of bridges of the Dis
trict. After the medals were awarded the de-
grees were conferred by President j. c. WelliEg
on the following graduates:
College (diplomas)-Gilbert Bloss, G. X Davis,
Harry DoDnally, Miss j. NJ. Duval, q. l. Ed
munds, H. G. England, Miss NJ. V Fenwick, S. c.
Ford, W. ". Grier, Nj. b. Hall, Z d. johnson,
Hiss A L Mcguire, Miss II. f. McNelly, b. L.
Mitchell, c. L Parker, Miss +. Z. Plant, d. ".
Prentiss, jr, s B. Prentiss, Miss Louise Richie,
H. W. Talbot, A. l. Wilson
Scientific school [dipionas)-J E. Armstrong,
". II. Aspinwall. Winfred Beck, ". Z. Biehl,
F. L. j. Boettcher, Hiss NJ. Chunn, Dewitt G.
Cook, Harold Davis, W. !. Deming, Harry Far
mer, Miss n. S d. Harrison, John B. Hull, Miss
E NJ Jones. W. NJ Lamson, Horace Mann, 7. F.
Maurin, Miss NJ. j. Merillat, q. f. Perry, Z. P.
Phelps. Miss NJ. 4. Stanley
College lcertificstes)-AIiss NJ. W Baker, Gil
bert Bioss, Miss NJ h. Chaplin, Miss C. A. Crew,
G. K Davis. II. II. Donally. Miss J. NJ Duval, &.
/. Edmunds, Miss NJ. V. Fenwck, S. C. Ford, Miss
s. D. Gadsden, W. W. Grier, VI d Hail. f. c.
Jones, T. D. johnson, Miss Il. NJ. johnson, X. II.
King, Miss c. I. Logan, Miss Maguire, L. L. Par
ker, Miss +. E Plant, Z. A. Playter. d. W. Prem
tiss IL, E. C. Prentiss, s. B. Pren:iss, Miss L
kitchie, Wright Rives, j. VI. Sterrett, Ir, II. W.
Talbot, A L Wilson. Miss f. Wilson.
Scientific school (certihcates)-G. S. Arnold, F.
r. Berry, j. f. Blomen, Eugene Bradbury, Miss
Julia Cavanaugh, Miss VI. A. Clancy, Miss l.
Connolly, D. Z. Cook, I. l. Costigan. A. H. Cowan,
G. g. Dennison. ". F. Faulkner, A. v. Cana,
Miss C. l. Garrison, Elwin Green, Miss L. B. Hol-
brook, n. NJ Hopkins, j. B. Hull, w. b. lnRer-
soil, W " Lawson c. A. Loeffier, V. l. Means.
j. s Mills, E. A. Muir, q. B. Pfeifier, NJ N. RAM
sey, W. g. Reisner, II. W. Shepherd, O. f.
Thompson, N. W.Twitchell, E. s Wilson, and
H. c. Workman.