The Washington times., 1895-06-26
Unveiling of Archbishop Carron's
Portrait an Interesting Feature of
the ENercises-Sono of Senator Roach
the Naledictorian-Ban of the
Faculty and Invited Guests.

ton, Mr.. w. 4. Hutchins Mr.. e b. Hay
Mr. Richard +. Johnson, Mr. Thomas
Kirby, Mr.. John s. Larcombe, Gen. Mi
chad X Morgan, Mr.. james ID. Mankin
Mr.. }. p. McCauley, Mr.. S. Chapman Neale
Judge T Ord, Mr.. Walter w Palmer. Mr.
Jose ]. Rodrgues, Mr.. William j. RheeS
Major g. {. Reid, Dr. Irving c. Rosse
Rev. j. Mcbride Sterrett Gen. Thomas
NJ. Vincent. Rear Admiral A. W. Weaver
Commodore j. R. Proctor, Milton E.
Smith. Alfred DOolittle, John H Ma
gruder.
Rt. Rev. A. Van de Vyver, bishop of Rich
mond: Rev. w. o. B. Pardow. S j., pro-
vincial: Rev. j. T. Comerford, of Arch.
bald, Pa; Rev. Fr Caughy, OF Laurel, Md;
Rev. ID. c. DeWulf. OF Brookland, d. c.;
Very Rev. p. ]. Garr:gan, d. D., vice
president Catholic University; Rev. Lucian
( johnson, OF Md; Very Rev John T Muir
ply, c. s. $; president Holy Ghost College,
OF Pit;sburg, Pa; Rev. Martin O'Donoghue;
Rev. I. j. Shahan, d. D., OF Catholic Uni
versity; Rev. E. w. Southgate OF Md:
Rev. I. j. Wilson, of Va; Rev. j. II.
O'Rourke, S. j., rector of Novitiatc, Fred
erick, Md; Rev c. Gillespie, S. j., rector
of Gonzaga College, Washington.
Alumnl-F. L. Alexander, d. c.; Francis J.
/ O'Nelli, D. c; DR.. Edward Andrade- Penny,
! Venezuela; E. II Bloch, Rev W R CowarCin,
5. j.; Daniel A. Boone, Bait; j S Bren-
/ nan. Wilmington, Del: L. ID F Brady.
/ DR. w. F. Byrnes, D. w Bahen, NJ. D.;
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/ Judge n. c. Collier. Albuquerque N
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/ Charles Francis Causi, Dr. F Y Dooley,
! Edward L. Dent, Prof. r. j. Des Garen-
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George X. French, L. Eugene French, j.
/ W. Glennan, II. GoldsboTough Goddard,
J. C. Hardie, Thomas B. Huyck, Dr. R T.
Holden, DR.. r. s. Hill, K. A Heisken,
DT. John j. Junghans, w A Johnson,
Bennett L. Jones. R. E. Joyce, K. H
keaTney, George B. Kearney, Edward
Key, Baltimore; F. j. Kieckhoefer; Charles
q. Lancaster, Wilton J. Lambert, Ernest
Laplace. Philadelphia; c. Piquette Mitch
ell; Harry Mann, Baltimore; Charles ].
Murphy, ]. Arthur McDermott, j. S
Mccoy, Dr. S. B. Muncaster. Charles T.
Moore, p. j McHenry, ] Nota McGiI,
George NJ. Mayo; Francis ]. Mclaughlin,
Boston, Mass; A. Alexander Porter Morse,
DR.. K A. Neale, Jer. / O'Connor, Fred. c.
Pratz, NJ. u. Porter, William F. Quick
sail; Senator w. y. r Roach, North Dakota:
DR. a. ]. Robbins, DR.. William Roberts,
Joseph 5. Rogers, Frank A Reynolds, DR.
S. j. Radcliffe, Charles w. Russell, Joseph
s. F. Seesford, Dr.. James T. Sothoron,
Thomas A. Stephens, Francis P Sheehy,
Vincent A. Sheehy, DR.. F. o. St Clair,
Wallace Streeter, DR.. L. NJ Taylor, DR..
J. F. Toner, A S. Taylor. DR. ]. H Taylor,
Capt. c. w. Whipple, Joseph l. Weller
DR.. ]. S. Wolf, Claude P. Zappone, T H.
Sprinkle, Thomas j. Sullivan, Lewis p.
Shoemaker
ARCHBISHOP CARROLL'S PORTRAIT.
The exercises were opened at 10 O'Clock
with a procession Of the graduates and
candidates for degrees who marched to
their seats on the platform. The first
feature was the unveiling of a portrait Of
Archbishop Carroll This picture is by
Stuart and Represented to Georgetown by
Judge Placedus Ord.
Archbishop Carroll was the founder Of
Georgetown College aud the first one to
hold an archbishopric in the United States
He was born at Marlboro, Nd, in 1885
and was ordained a priest in 1869. He
travelled through Europe for some years,
and after a period of teaching, was ap-
pointed papal vicar general for the United
States in 1855. This portrait was pur-
chased from the Goldsboroughs, OF Easton,
in whose family it has been an heirloomfor
several generations.
Theunveiling exercises We're conductedby
Bishop Van deVyver, ,ofRichmond. Father
Richards paid high tribute TO the life of
Archbishop Carroll and stated that he was
also founder Of St Mary's and Baltimore
Colleges. The class poem was read by H.
Augustine Gaynor, of New York. This was
entitled Success and Failure and was
an allegoncal versification which pointed
out philosophical way of living.
BACHELORS GRAFTON.
E. Vincent Smith, Of Virginia, deIiv-
cred the bachelors grafton, which was
an admirably written dissertation upon
Governmental Atheism" The masters
Grafton was made by Francis NJ. ElDe,
A. b., of Wisconsin, the subject being
The Sphere Of the State" The degrees
were conferred by Bishop Van de Vyver
The collegiate valedictory was delivered
by Charles +. Roach, son Of Senator Roach,
OF North Dakota, and his speech was pro-
nounced by all who listened TO it as the
most ably prepared and the most skill
fully delivered yaIedictory heard for years
in Georgetown College.
Rev. Francis Powers, vice president
OF the university, awarded the prizes, after
which the address to the graduates was
delivered by Bishop Val de Vyver
Among other things, he told the young
men TO follow the ideas and principles
which had been inculcated in their minds
by their preceptors; if they did so they
would be sure to achieve success, and
perhaps even greatness. The alumni and
a number of guests dined with the faculty
at the close Of the commencement exer-
cises.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The following degrees were conferred:
Honorary degrees Doctor of laws, Seth
Shepherd, associate justice court of appeals;
John w. COrcoran, Ernest La Place, NJ. d.
Master of arts-William j. Cronin, Fran
els NJ. Elipe, John S. Leahy, Conde NJ Mast
John p. O'Brien, Francis NJ Phelan,
Andre C. Scanlon. Daniel A Webb, Ray
mond F. Baby. William D Bradley, James
". Burk, Alexander Chaunean, James P.
Deery, John Devine, Thomas J. Filming,
Hugh A. Gaynor, Ralph Hopkins, Daniel |
j. Mccarthy, Martin Murphy, Louis T |
Noonan, John G. OLeary, John N Power,
Charles f. Roach. Charles A Romadka, |
EdmundV Smith, Joseph A Sproules ,Myies |
j. TUrney, Edward J. Tobin
PRIZES AND PREMIUMS.
Prizes. medals, and premiums were award |
ed as follows: Post graduate classes, |
philosophy faculty prize of $25, Francis |
NJ. Eline, A. B.; English literature prize OF |
S25, Francis NJ. Eline, A. B.; Oriental |
literature prize of $25; John p O'Brien. |
A b; history prize OF S25, Francis NJ
Eline, A. B.; prize for highest average in
whole course, Francis NJ. Eline, A. B.
Senior class-rational philosophy, Charles |
p Roach rh<SicS MvlaS