The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-23

Tenth Essay SlOue
Lydia R. woodward, Westminster.
As's'n Annie R. sparks, Cenlfevie u
William H. Forsyt6e, SyEesTie
ofa'0 winfield Collins vienna can '0f men
.a,' Ellen J. Harper. Upper Marlboro
gress. William G. Baker, Buckeystown.
Just before the valedictory essay and ora
ton, the following distinctions and degrees
were announced:
Honor Roll for IS93-94.
SENIOR CLASS.
Valedictory Ellen ]. Harper, Upper Marlboro
Honorable Mention-Blsnche Noble. Fredericksburg;
Mary R. Smith. McClellandsville, Del; Jennie NJ.
Thurman, Washington, D. c.; Susie H. Waldron'
yaledictory William G. Baker. Buekeystown
salutatory- Edw. C. Goodwin, Fort Leavenworth, Kan
JUNIOR CLASS.
Gold Medal Grace s. Weller, Cumberland
Honorable Menton-Leila NJ. Reiser, Union Bridge;
Lizzie L. Thomas Frostburg; Bertha n. Chandler,
Oxford, Pa; Olive Bohanan, Park Hall.
Gold William r. Reyelle, Westoyer
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Gold Medal........Carrie E. Rinehart. Westminster
Honorable Mention-May N. Kemp, TraPpe; Miriam
Lewis; Westminster; Bessie W. Gunkel' Warwick;
Gold Medal. ...Noa award in male department
Honorable mention-Marion Hearn. Salisbury;
hntOh hehaeS, EOCOh1OAe Sit9s dplih W SAhiNii'
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Gold medal .........No award in female department
Colin medal..-.. Charles E. Forlines, Graham n. c..
Honorable mention-Herbert H. Murphy Walkers
vile; Arthur G. Woodheld. Manasqnan, Nj.
sUB-FREsHMAN CLASS.
Certificate of observation-disclosures H. d. Patton,
Roseland, n. J.
Honorable menton-Wilism NJ. Garrison. Taylor;
Emory G. Buckingham. Westminster; Clarence f.
Berkshire. Easton, W. Va.
THIRD YEAR CLASS
Certificate of Distinction-Iona J. Simpson, West
Honorable mention-Heen X. Gorsuch, westmin-
ster.
Certificate of observation-disclosures W. Miller West
Honorable mention-Luther P. Miller, Westminster.
FIRST YEAR CLASS
Certificate of Decentralization s. MARYLAND,
Honorable mention-John 7. Auders, Westminster.
EXTRAS.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Gold medal. Ethel B. Murchison, La Grange, n C.
VOCAL MUSIC.
Gold medal...~J Pauline Barnes. Washington. D. C.
Certificate of graduation-I. Pauline Barnes. Wash
PAINTING AND DRAWING.
Gold medal R. Sparks Centreville
Certificate of graduation-Edith A. Earhart, Hagers
town; Annie R. Sparks, Centreville; Lydia r.
woodward, Westminster.
SOCIETY CONTEST.
Merrill Trophy-Irving Literary Society: Orators
Albert n; Ward, Jarrettsville;ThomasC .Galbreath,
Jarrettsville.
Newell Trophy-Browning Literary Society: Es-
sayists Mary B. Cochran, Baltimore; Grace 5.
Weller, Cumberland
EVOLUTIONARY CONTEST FOR NoRMEET MEDALS.
sophomore medal W Strayer
Sophomore medal. w. Smith
Freshman medal ..........Mary II. Barley, Florence
Freshman medal...-.-.Charles Z. Dryden, Hopewell
The Degree of Bachelor of Arts, conferred upon
the twenty members of the Glass of 1894 given else
where.
upon Virginia Smiley Brooklyn, N. Y; Anna McF,
Thompson, Centrevile; Rev. VIM. NJ Cross. Balti-
more; Esther A. Ebaugh, Gainesville; Rev. Bartlett
ington; Albert S. Crockett. Soomons.
The Degree Of Doctor Of Divinity was conferred
Annual Conference of the NJ. P. Church.
FACULTY NOTES.
Miss S. o. Rinehart left college May LIST
to spend a year with the celebrated artist
Julien of Paris.
Prof. James W. Reese will sail for Ant.
werp on the steamship Westernland, July
18th. He will remain only short time, as
he takes the ocean trip for his health.
Miss Sue W. Ferris, Preceptress, will at.
tend the summer school at Harvard Univer-
sty. She viii pursue the course in Litera.
ture.
Prof. W. R. Mcdaniel will travel through
the South in the interest of the College. He
lectures before the Stockholders Association
at Moorehead City. N. c., June 10Th.
Miss Jessie A. Walker leaves for Europe
early in July to continue her studies in Ger
man and French.
Prof. Simpson will deliver an address be.
fore the Maryland Teachers Association, in
July, and then leave for North Carolina,
where he will spend the summer.
Prof. W. NJ. Black will attend the Harvard
University next year and take advanced work
in Latin and Greek. He will be at his home
in Lynchburg, Va, during the vacation
Miss Katie NJ. Smith will spend the sum-
mer with friends in Maryland.
VISITORS
Among the visitors attending commence
ment exercises at Western Maryland College,
were the following registered at Montonr
House.. Il. Earhart and son, Hagerstown;
Mrs. ]. H. Clabaugh, Baltimore; William G.
Baker and wife, Buckeystown: J. ID. Baker,
Frederick; Mrs J. II. Baker and Miss Alice
Thomas, Webster NJ. Strayer aud wife and C.
B. Strayer, Buckeystown; j. Gunkle, War
wick; Miss Halle Walker and Mrs d. V.
Stouffer, Frederick; Mrs Mewshaw and son,
Miss Fannie Smith, Baltimore; Miss Ida
Forsythe, Hood Mill; Miss Mary Linthicum,
Rocksbury; Miss Gertrude Matthews, Glen.
wood; Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Forsythe, Sykes.
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Franklin, Lynch
burg, Va; Mr. Vanleer, wife and son, Man.
asquan, n. j.; Mrs. Fulton, South Amboy,
N. j.; F. R. Jones, Baltimore; r. S. Randall,
Newark, N j.; F. Elgin, Washington, D. c.;
E. W. Lightner, Hanover, Pa; D. V. Stout.
fer, VIM. Crane, Frederick; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Oliver Murray, DR.. Gava Warehime and Miss
Cora Bnh rman, Hampstead.
Other visitors-Rev. DR.. S. B. Sutherland.
Rev. H. C. Cushing; Albert S. Crockett. OF
North Carolina; Mrs. DR.. E. B. Fenhy, of
Baltimore.