Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-23


arose and cheered and clapped, to which
President Mckinley gracefully responded
The distinguished guests were given "A seat
of honor on the platform, and the exercises
continued
President Mckinley was present not
only as an honored guest, but to discharge
an important function-the bestowal of the
honors upon the graduates. HIS presence
was recognized by frequent bursts of ap-
plause at the mention of his name and
upon his appearance, at the graceful intro
duction of President Richards of the uni
Nersity, to discharge the duty imposed upon
him.
The Guests.
Among those on the stage, besides the
President were:
The faculty-Justice NJ. F. Morris, Justice
Seth Shepard. Ross Perry, Tallmadge Lam
bert, j. J. Darlington, NJ. j. Colbert, Chas
A. Douglass. d. w. Baker. S. NJ. Yeatmap
Dr. Magruder, DR.: Frank Baker DR.. ]. f.
Moran, DR.. G. NJ. Kober, Dr. T. Morris
Murray. d. Sinclair Bowen, J. HUXLEY
Ashton. DR.. ]. b. Crttenden, DR.. G.. j.
Lochtoshler, q. Tully Vaughan DR.. F. p.
vale, DR.. Chas. F. Allen. DR.. Reisnger, DIR.
E. A. Gibbs, Dr. Motter, DR.. Wall. DR.. A.
Cr0cicchia. DIR. w. A. Wells l.. o. Howard.
J. F. Benedict, DR.. J. Ryan Devereux, DIR.
John j. Stafford. DIR. ]. Dudley Morgan,
Dr. w. III. Forwood
The alumni-Maurice F. Egan. LID.
Catholic University; John r. Ross, ]. Bris-
ben Walker, VIM. NJ Byrne. Rev d +
Stafford. ID: E d. F. Brady. Rev NJ
Dr. MCGEE. J: S. Easby-smith, Dr. Joseph
Jouy; j. Smith Brennan, DIR. Lieber, W. F.
2uicksan, W. H. Dennis Dr. F. o. St.
LA, lar, DIV Dr: W. 7. Byrns. Fred Pratt, wal
Mann. DR.. Raymond S. Hol6en. John r
Clark. F. A Reynolds. DR.. S. S. Adams
Dr l. 5. Stone. Fielder g. Chew. ~ r
f9r Tan,n; s R. Mallory. DIR. D. P. Hick-
uaylor ID, orc. Callaghan. W. H. DeI.acv
W. n Dennis. DR.. J. T. Sothoron. DR. "
H. In,a hawkes. ms T. J.; Sullivan. Bennett S
Daniel W. Lawler, j. Theodore Runii VI
Son J: Lambert. f. Francis Riggs. M I
,Meiler, Louis p Shoemaker DR. .jno -
inmShinas' Z. b. Barry, DR.. J. Taber Johnson
The clergy-Archbisho Cross of p".,
land Ore; Bishop Van de Vvyer of pi'.h
memo Va; Bishop McGovern OF Harris-
DGrs' Pa; Bishop E. p. Alien of Mohfie
I ma Mgr; A Stephan, bureau Catholic
vicar general, Wilmington, Del: Ver, Hy pa,,
w, Il. OHara, president Mt. st. Nary;s
Soi.ege; Dr. McSweeny, professor MI g.
1aary College: James Boyle, Rev. Paul
Donrber s. , et =. y: RosensteeI. Rev. j. j.
nihgham Of Baltimore Rev. W. S. Cauebav
Rev. ); j; OConrell, Rev. TIL. b. Kenny
co op y Rsv ka " "a en-; Rev J. j.
SSar,ori, Rev w. E. Starr, Rev. las
Mackin, Rev. FIR. Harmas, Rev. Fr Wiz.
er' Sd; Rev. W. L. Banens, Rev. I N
rlerney, ID, professor. Mt. St. Marv's
p p N hev; David Moves. Del: Rev. F.
r. Mackali Rev. Paul Griffin. Rev. W. X.
Kane; Rev. A. Turgeon. Sd, rector St
Mays College. Montreal.
Other distinguished guests Addison
Porter PRESIDENTS private secretary; At
torney General McKerna, Secretary Shcr.
man. Secretary Wilson, Secretary Gage
senator Stewart, Senator Smith, Senator
Mitchell, Senior Dupuy de LONE, minister
nom Spain; Viscount de Santo Thyrso.
minister from Portugal; Mr. Francis III
Hatch. minister from Hawaii: Secretary
Ho, Chinese legation; Mr.. Thomas Rvan
iirst assistant secretary of state; VIM Nc
Aieer. Representative r. A. Pierce. Ad-
nlral Weaver, DR.. E. S. Greene, Catholic
University; Gen. H. G. Gibson, Col Rich
lis s. Moore. chief of the weather bureau:
Dr. A p. Montague. dean of Columbian
Univ ersity; DIR. C. E. Munroe, Columbian
University: DR.. D; K. Shute, Columbian
Gnisersity; Prof o: T. Mason, Columbian
University; E. B. Hay. William Richards.
Frank Strcng. Maj. Reid, J. d. Hird. NJ. T..
Smith, editor Church News: j. S. Lar
combe: Rev. ]. NJ. Sterrett, Columbian
University; Col. J. Smolinski. Col J. d.
Brady. A. Van D. Power, j. e. Toner
NJ D.: H. w. Olds. Lieut. Gallagher, Capt
w. R. Hillyer. r. ]. Worthington, Leon h.
Dessez, ]. A. Mitchell. professor Mt st.
Mary's College; Walter Wyman, MD, sur
geon general, United States marine hos
pital service; Gen. Benjamin Lefevre
The music for the occasion was nv
Haley's Orchestra Band with full num-
bers. filling the air with meiodious chords
The order of exercises consisted of a
march. american Beauty" by Haley and
this was followed by an overture Fest
from Lcutner. The class poem was read by
the author, Michael /. Earls, A. b.. Of
Massachusetts. and 1t ELECTED much APP