New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
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C,.,h,,dye Mass. June 20 Eight hundred an'
sov-ntv-threc degrees We're conferred al we '"'i.
nencelnent exercises o. the cass O. ~ Oh iia'
I-,fversitv this afternoon b. fiesi1en' '"ai-e
(,-,,,iar, Eliot Cf these 56i fell - graduates OF
lice 20 % nc Veterinary school o. 70 the
,,..ol school l29 TO the Law school l2' 10 the
1,.di,al schoo, and 3 % inc Divinity school ~
,nese degrees a. were The degree 81 y. &c. oil ID
= g. ;o- &c ! ". and q Of Pm y
st-r. lass a.y tie yard has seemed Ike n q
s.r..s village. until this morning. when the o'u
-. Lean - flock 90 the scene. ana the seniors
s,,,tie3 rrorarato-y 10 marching toSanGers inca
ere where the comrnen cement exercises W. B"
take place nuj where they w'rc 70 receive 'ie De
,.e l,r watch they had been working for three or
FOUR years - to-. -, Hal.
-,ev in order Of distinction. those receiving &c
. comma cum laudc being placed az inc
nesd o. the line Headed b. brass o@ho' '"e
graduating class marched to Sanders "HeIe my
80 ND outside and made passageway for me
t,.,. and the ard Of Overseers 70 pass through.
limited number OF tickets had been Issued LOT
rho friends OF the class and as result "nen me
6o-s were thrown open 10 the general puhic tho'e
wa q v.NG rush 20 get In Scores ana s'o'eS "a
,.on.e we're turned away. The graou"''hs ol"'S
oled the pit and nearly all OF the hrs' p1'O""''
iao,frg orIv the upper gallery for guests.
IT,. LATIN GRAFTON delivered by Wiiam
Henry Paine Hatch. who. after bidding welcome 10
those assembled and paying tribute 10 me iaculS
and the Board IF Ovorscers. spoke ior ie" MN
itcs 10 the class advising 'hsH OF inc U"'' Ivy
owned 10 their country.
Rooert Palfroy Ut:er followed with an essay on
.proynins's Gospel OF Everyday Life" MI Utter
smoke OF Browning as having shown the best efiort
o. point out the duty involved upon a man in
living
some Neglected Aspects Of Political Morals was
received with applause.
Ravrnond Tasker Park followed with disserta-
zion on Government Paper in tho United States
The last dissertation OF the afternoon was by
Villa - Cullen Dennlss
THE CONFERRING OF DEGREES.
Following the dissertations the degrees Of the day
were conferred by President Eliot The deans of
the several schools presented the candidates for de-
rrceg to tie Board Of Overseers and the Governing
board delivered the official list Of candidates to the
president In presenting tbs deGree Of Bach
olor Of Arts President Eliot recommended the
recipients youths Of promise to the society OF
educated men" OF those rcce wing the degree OF
Doctor Of Philosophy. he spoke as belonging TO an
'aacien, and universal company Of scholars
After the comforting OF the regular degrees hon
orary degrees conferred as follows:
Master Of Arts
CHARLES LAwHENcE rEAHsoN. soieieg IN 30. &c
Cyl War If the earliest graduates of the Soleh'n'
'PPGEKcY BRADFORD GOODWIN
N1THANIEL PATHE Worcester historian ard
CEr
Doctor Of Divinity.
JAMES De NoRMAHDIE, the pastor Of me First
'HSTgn ahv PI' VI l lis - ias:r 81 Grace
Ch.reG. Nev-lork C.i}
Doctor Of Laws
sA as 5 AAsoS aS seA t2'' 6: Ma
Th6NAs WENrW6RTH HIGGINsoN. u the abo.-
tlon.st ana colonel O.; the g, saa'he-n crei Nour
''. JONI c,AMPiBELI HAMILTON GoRpoN. seventh
-, 80. 80. -. seu-a- NV. -o,otvoa NTH ro,r5s
OF applause on the pla. form with the faculty and
BOARD Of Overseers were several well-known peo-
pie among whom Governor Wolcou. OF
Massachusetts and President Seth Low. Of Column
ba University
The following men received the degree Of Master
Of Arts in course): Walter Scott Andrews. New
York. Wendell Bush. Brooklyn. Charles Winifred
Savage. Churchvire y y; Philip Manchester
Wheeler Brooklyn
The new degree % Master Of Science was given
10 = William Grabau. Of Buffalo.
The degree % Ia chelor Of Science was given 10
Henry y Faber OF Brooklyn
The following received ne degree Of Bachelor
OF Law
WILLIAM LEOPOLD CAIN. Nv York CITY; FRED
KKS EJ2I 2fH NV York " TosrfH fxiFD
IiONE. KaeAssier y HgssE III; hI!i44kp iI0iNEs
oq = tATk SIiL4M NM LHhNNTEE T 1,
ioHHS STfTAFT M EgTl Ty ot CIV 'k kaE
WARDWELL WADE New York city RoBEKT VIII
KlNSOS. P0ughkeepsie y. J
philip Nichols OF Buffalo. received laude
in his law work
DINNER IN MEMORIAL HALL.
After the exercises were over tho graduates all
focked TO the yard. where they went 10 their re
spectivo places OF reunion Glasses from E2 20 1913
net together. while all classes from l&S
assigned separate places for meeting most OF which
were In the old dormtorios Holworfhy. Hollis and
stoughton There were occasional outhursts OF
singing in the yard until o'clock when the
grads began assemble and marched to Me
mortal Hall for the dinner. As they marched In