The times., 1898-06-09
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The exercises were of the usual char
acter attending such an occasion. There
was large and fashionable audience
present. and the color scene was en-
hanced daintily by the effect of Summer
dressings and cool-appearing coiffures.
The orchestra, B. L. Taylor. director.
played the overture, America at S
clock promptly. and the members of the
faculty. with the graduating class. filed
upon the stage, while there was a faint
murmur of applause.
The Serenade. Herbert. and Sousa's
Stars and Stripes" and then the invo-
cation by Rev. F. D. Power D. D., after
which the Angels Dream" was rem
dered
The address TO the graduating classes by
Prof John T. Winter. NJ. D., then was
delivered. Dr. Winter gave the students
and others of his auditors practical and,
hence. valuable advice for their conduct
in life, professional and general. and his
words fell upon his listeners with marked
effect.
After the patrol American" Meacham,
Hon. Richard H. Alvey, Ii. D.. chancel
lor of the university, presented the di-
plomas to the members of the classes,
with a few appropriate words. Full
blown, frail, sweet-faced flowers were
presented to the students by the ushers,
and there was more applause
Schubert's ''Serenade", and the Dane
ing Darkey were the next musical num-
bers.
The valedictory address by Seneca b.
Balm. D. d. s., followed DR.. Balm was
received well. and his remarks were prac-
tical and clever.
Sweet Vows" Rondere. the benedic-
ton, and the march, Patriotic America,
nd ha
cluded the exercises
Following are the names of those who
were identified with the happy event:
Graduates in medicine-John r. Atwell,
District of Columbia !, Ernest A A Dunn.
District of Columbia; Charles II. Fischer.
New York.
Graduates in dentistry-P. Bonnard
Balm. Texas; Seneca B. Balm, Texas;
Charles H, Beach, Kentucky; SiIas c. IL
lis, Missouri; Charles H. Fischer, New
York; Ernest w. Fowler, NJ. D.. District
of Columbia; William S. Frankland. Dis
trict of Columbia; Albert f. Hodes, New
York; Roue L. Hogan, Nova Scotia:
Thomas ]. Mcconnell. Indiana; Rosalind
Moore, District of Columbia; Harry r.
Perry, District of Columbia; Charles w
Radley, New York; Jesse B. Schafhirt,
District of Columbia; Edward S. Smith,
District of Columbia; Lena B. Watson,
Louisiana.
Glass officers-Charies w. Radley, presi-
dent; w. s. Frankland. vice-president:
James r. Armstrong. secretary; Thomas
f. Baxter, treasurer; Edward S. Smith,
class editor; Seneca B. Bain valedicto-
rian.
Invitation Committee-H r. Perry,
chairman; Miss Rosaind Moore, B. f.
Larcombe.
Executive Committee-John r. Atwell.
chairman; S. C. Ellis, Jesse B. Schafhirt,
E. w. Fowler, c. P. Cullen.
Finance Committee-P. B. Balm, chair
man; w. B. Todd. L. E. Ward, NJ. F.
Kirwan, W. E. Philes.
Auditing Committee-A. F. Hodes, chair
man: Thomas j. Mcconnell j. P. DevIin
Decoration Committee-E. Pendleton
Parker, chairman; Miss Ella r. House,
Miss Edith L. Maddren.
Reception Committee-R. c. Denison,
chairman, and all undergraduates.
Faculty-John T. Winter. NJ D., presi-
dent of the faculty; Howard II. Barker,
dean of the faculty; Louis Kolipinski,
Pharm. D., NJ D.; NJ. F.. Thompson. d.
D. s., NJ. D.; George c. Ober. NJ. D.: Will
liam Mercer Sprigg, NJ. D.. w. D. Bige-
low, Phi. D.. Watson ]. Newton, LII. D.;
Thomas Wilson. Ii. D.; T. N McLaugfh-
lin, NJ. D.; William Holland Wilmer, NJ.
D.; c. T. Caldwell. NJ. D.; J. Ronald Wal
ton, d. d. s.; A. d. Corhey, D. d. S.
Lectures-D. Olin Leech, nj. D.: Roster
Middleton, M. D.; w. A. Caldwell NJ. D..
William Penn Compton, Henry B. -Deale.
A. NJ, NJ. D.; ]. Thomas Kelley. jr., M.
D.; John S. McLain, NJ. D.; N p. Barnes.
NJ D.; G. r. Lee Co,e Charles K
II. Jerome Allen, d. d. s., M. D.; Shell
don G. Davis. d. D. s.; Llewellyn F.
Davis, D. D. s.. M. D.; ]. H. p Benson,
w. F. Barton, NJ. D.
Senior Medical Class. B. Balm, Clara
X. Bartlett. Ben. F. Larcombe, Edith L.
Maddren, Alex. d. Mckenzie, f. PendIe-
ton Parker.
Junior Medical C!ass-B c. Braden, ].
C. Brown. A. G. Hamilton. Ella R. House.
2. d. House, Mary Holmes.
Sophomore medical class-Howard w,
Barker, II. C. Caldwell, Pearl Clarke. r.
c. Denison G. S. Fitzsimmons, Thomas
G. Jones, William E. Philes, r. Mildred
Purman Josephine Riley, Allace B.
Seaver, Melville G.. Skinner, j. B. Webb.
N. E. Webb
Senior dental class-J r. Armstrong.
William H. Beck. S. D. Boak, Thomas f.
Baxter, c. p. Cullen, j. P. DeIvin. y. E.
House, NJ F. Kirwan, J. X, Munroe, VIII
liam B. Todd, L. E. Ward,
Junior dental class-T. L. Clear, NJ. o.
Davis, G. L. Edmons, W. G, R. Lea, F. N.
Libby, W. j. Manning. J. s. sManire, D. H.
Moran, W. A. Murray, Joseph B. North.
e. J. scanlin. G. F. Simpson, T. G. sef-
ton, B. l.. Taylor.
number of society. people were pres
ent The boxes were occupied by mem
bers of the families of doctors in the
faculty as follows: Drs Winter Thomp-
son, French, Barker, Sprague, Walton,
Corbey and Newton.
At the conclusion of the exercises,
friends and relatives of the graduates
crowded upon the stage I'd proffer their