The Washington times., 1894-06-19
GEoRGETowN COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises At CASTOR Hall
Of the Preparatory Department.


of the Preparatory Department.
The closing exercises of the preparatory de-
partment of Georgetown College took place last
might az CASTOR Memorial Hall The literary
portion of the programme, arranged by Father
Ward, was a most decided departure from the
set graduation exercises
William J. McAleer delivered the saluatory.
He was followed by j. Raymond Stafford, who
told in Latin the story of Shylock and Antonio.
j. Walker as -Eschylus, Austin De Green as
Sophocles, and John A Garvan as Eurpedes ap-
peared judges Of the respective merits of por-
tions of Shakespeare's Merchant Of Venice as
acted in French, German, and English by differ
concluded by the crowning as victor Of
Arthur p Kennedy, who represented
the English version. Those who par
Foy, James OReilly Kuhn, James E. Alexander,
Hugh f. McGrann, John B. Copeland, Henry B.
Hoiway. William Mccullough, F. Ferdinand
Numa Lauve. Joseph DeYoung, Alfred G. Gross,
Arthur T. Kennedy, Thomas j. Duffy. joseph
o. Tobin, William Hoffman, Louis Lauve.
Martin Sullivan, and Burial Hoffman, while
O'Connell, John r Walsh, E. Courtney Ford.
William Applegate, Edmund German, Robert
Henry. Thomas Pierce, Terence Quinn, and Ed
ward McManus.
The exercises were intersperscd with music
and concluded with the presentation of prizes
and certificates to the following named success
S j. the rector of the university:
The awards of premiums and distinguished
mention were as follows:
Senior casses-Second grammar-Division A.
First premium, James c. Sappington; second
premium, Michael F. OConnor; distinguished
Charles A. Green English composition-Pre-
MUM. J. Raymond Stafford. Second grammar
Division B-First premium Samuel J. Wagga-
man; second premium, James T. Alexander dis
tingu!shed, John J. Sullivan English
der; distinguished, Samuel J. Waggaman
Third Grammer-First premium, James
Riely Kuhn; second premium, Alfred g. Geist;
distinguished, William Helmick.
Modern Lenguages-Second class Of French
First premium, Samuel \. Ludlow; second pre-
mum, James T. Alexander: distinguished, Sam
uel j. WaggaInan Third class Of French-Di-
vision A-First premium, John II. McAleer; sec
ond premium, Thomas ]. Duffy; distinguished,
James {. sap .ing;on. Third class of French
ond premium, James oRiley Kuhn; distin-
guisaed, Paul F. Alexander. Second class Of
Gerinan-fitst premium Francis F. Gen,seh:
distinguished. Timothy welch Class
Of 'omc;ry-First premium, Samuel A.
Ludlow: second premium, Daniel J. Ferguson:
distinguished, Thomas N. Pierce Lower Alge-
b,a-0iyision A-tirst premium, Thomas ].
i NY; se.'ond premium lex aequo), Salvador
Guil!en, IF hoelner smith; distinguished Sid
Pey NJ nsnry Lower hsnsraDi7isi1n n,as B.
ram: ras' ssntp ssedna premium, an Alfred 0'sG. e.
Geist; Distinguished, Leonard Jorrin.
CatechlSiD-SisNer medal, 1h0maS d. Cartland,
premium, William ]. McAleer; distinguished,
john j. Sullivan. klocution-Silver medal lex
aeluol, James C. O'Connor and Don Morrison
Carr
Junior c,asses-First rudiments, division A
FIRST premium, 'homas F. Delihant; second
premium. .Tnhn Murphy: distinguished, Will
lam A. fleming. First rudimen,s-divison
B-First premium, William NJ. Parker;
second premium, Thomas p. Cotter; dis
tingrished, " illiam r Lougbran. Second
rudiments-First premium, oden Bowie Rob-
erts; second premium, Maurice ]. Clarke
First All hmetic-First premium, James A.
O'Shea: second premium. Thomas p Cotter:
DISTINGUISHED James O'Riely Kuhn Book
keeping-Tirst premium, James O'Riely Kuhn;
second premium, Thomas p Cot;er; distin-
gUished, William NJ. Parker. Second arith-
metic-First premium. Oden Bowie Roberts;
second premium, Clarence NJ Roberts; distiu-
euished, Maurice J. Clarke Cat. chism-Silver
medal, James =. O'Shea: premium, Thomas
Eelihant; distinguished, Leonard Jorrin. Elo-
cutiGn-Siiver medal, William k Loughran: pre-
MUM, f Courtney Ford; distinguished, Charles
l. Heiznann- For improvement in penman-
ship-first premium, John X. Walsh; second
premium Robert l. Henry.
Inc commencement exercises fof the gradu-
ates will take place at 10 o'clock to-day. Car.
dinal Gibbons is expected TO be present