Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-06-23
Madison. June y.

Madison, June q.
Commencement festivities OF the
university school of pharmacy were
held in north hall Monday evening.
Exercises were held in the lecture
room which was gaily decorated for
the occasion. Besides the fourteen
graduates, a number of other persons
were present. The program included
a vocal solo by Miss Kimball and man
dolin selections by Myron M. and Roy
E. Fowler. Robert L. Dadd, Mil
Waukee druggist, presented a picture
of his father, John A. Dadd OF Mil
waukee, now deceased, who was one
of the most prominent druggists Of the
state in his day. A response was
made by Prof. Edward Kremers who
also made a few cursOry remarks
Wallace E. Hendricks made a pres
entation of two pictures of the grad
uating class, one to Prof. kremers
and one to the university. After the
exercises, lemonade was served in the
room below. The class then adjourned
to the Hotel Van Eta where a ban
quet was held. Mr. Robert L. Dadd
of Milwaukee and Profs. w. w.
Daniels and Edward Kremers were
also present. Edwin c. w. Koske
acted as POSTMASTER and impromptu
remarks were made by nearly all
present.
At special meeting of the faculty
Monday, honors were voted as fol-
lows:
Alumni Fellowship-Hattie J. Grit
fin, Madison, in Latin.
William F. Allen graduate scholar
ship-Anna Nyhan Scribner, Madison.
John C. Freeman graduate scholar
ship-Ernest H. Kronshage, Boscobel.
Graduate scholarship in American
History-Georgine Zetelle Frazer,
Baltimore, Md.
Graduate scholarship in European
history-Grace E. McNair, Brodhead.
Madison graduate scholarship in
Fond du Lac.
Norwegian graduate scholarship
Hjalmar Rued, Madison.
Special honors for thesis-Joseph
E. Davies, Watertown, in political
science; Hattie J. Griffin, Madison,
Latin; Ernst H. Kronshage, Boscobel,
English Literature; Paul Frederick
Lueth, Baraboo, in mechanical engi-
neering; Grace E. McNair, Brodhead,
history; Lille E. D. Moessner, Mad
nj
history; Anna N Scribner, Madison,
Greek; Rebecca Shapiro Medford,
French; H. A. Smith, Brodhead, and
Harry Spence, Milwaukee, electrical
engineering; H. J. Thorkelson, Ra-
cine, mechanical engineering.
fiths, B. A., Madison, in Greek and
Latin.
Master of letters-Willard Grosven-
OF Bleyer, B. L., Milwaukee, in Eng
lish literature and English philology;
Ceorgine Zetelle Fraser, B s., Balti-
more, Md, in history and economies;
Sabena Mildred Herfurth, B. L., Madi-
son, in German philology and French;
May Hunt, B. L., Oneida, N. Y. in
English literature and German; elsa
buro Ishikubo, Saitamaken, Japan, in
economics and history.
Master of science-W. C. Bagley,
B. s., Detroit, Mich, in pedagogy;
Harry Alexis Harding, B. s., Brod-
head, in bacteriology; Andrew Philip
Hollis, B. s., Madison, in pedagogy
and philosophy; Azariah Thomas Lin
ccln, B. S.. Montfort, in chemistry and
geology; Henry Charles Wolff, B. s.,
Evansville, in applied mathematics and
geology.
Master Of science in mathematics
john Howell Griffith, B. s., Madison,
IL civil engineering and mechanics.
Electrical engineer-Victor William
Pergenthal, B. S., Milwaukee, alter
mating currents and mathematical
electricity; Charles Frederick Burgess,
B. S., Oshkosh, electro-chemistry and
electrical transmission of power; How |
ard Scott Webb, NJ. E., Orono, Me, |
currents and applied cleo !
tro-magnetism; Roy Rodney Wiley, |
B. S., Peoria, Ill, alternating currents |
and applied electro
Doctor of losophy-Katharine
Allen, NJ. A, Madison, Latin, Greek |
md English literature; Myron Eugene
Baker, NJ. A, Kenosha, English liter
lture, English philology and philoso-
,hy; Ernest Robertson Buckley, Il. S.,
Madison, geology, Photography AMI
'otany; Paul Samuel Reinsch, B. A,
IL. B., Madison, history, political
cience and economies; Samuel Wied-
nan, B. S., Madison, geology
and chemistry.
At s o'clock this evening at library
lall the university school of music
Will give a commencement recital,
assisted by H. o. Anderson's mandolin
orchestra. The recital will be free to
H. The program follows:
Piano dTet, March Heroique, (Schu-
'nrtl. Misses Meta Mills and Alice
Walden.
Quartet. (a) Welcome, Pretty Prim-
ose (arranged from Pinsuti). fb).
Iother's Lullaby, University Ladies'
uarfof CONSISTING Of Misses Eleanor