The San Francisco call., 1898-05-18

sSisson. S. Thomas Martin Smith. Walter Joseph Smyth. Joseph. Mehlert Stalder, George Grant stewart. William Alfred Walden, Frank Dilts vytLi, a.hi.s, Saleb Russell Wicoxon, Jean Irene
 Doctor of Veterinary scienceyI,outs Louis C. Hor- George H. Locke.
 r Following the conferring of degrees by sions:
 To be colonel-MelviIle Dozier Jr
 IF De neutenant colonel-Loye Holmes Miller. 1o pc ma1or-Volney Howard Craig, Philip Rawthmall Thayer
 To be captain-Anson Northrup George. Hart lawrence Talcott Wagner, Alfred Lewis Gia- SSonnlnl John Edward Rainey. Cyril Wigmore, Archibald Barron Anderson, Howard Carpenter Marmon. Benjamin Bakewell.
 To be first lieutenant-Dudley Baird. Henry Pa3 PBer5eley Budd, Thomas Freeman Eastman Fred Tyson Mumma, Spiro Sargentich. To be second lieutenant- Lionel Samuel schmitt Howard Joseph Friedlander.
 Besides awarding degrees and commits sionS, the regents made the annual award or the State, Levi Strauss and Phebe A: Hearst scholarships as follows, the award belng made upon recommendation Of the ffaculty committee. consisting of Fro fessors William Carey Jones, E. J. Wick son and Irving Stringham:
 Phoebe A. Hearst scholarships: Reappoint- ed to temporary scholarship. Thirmuths A. Brookman; permanent scholarships reappoint- ed, Lily Hohfeld. Eva NJ. Stone. Grace E. pointed. Elise Wartenweiier, Belle Bowden. Alice M. Cummings. Grace Wiltshire;
 State of California scholarships: First Con grssional district: Reappointed. Bert E. Hoop er Elmer B. Harris, Henry J. Boise, Mittie
 Second Congressional district: Reapponted Minnie B; Ramon, Lillian G. Chace. Richard Walton Tully; newly appointed. J; H. Collier.
 Third Congressional district: Reappointed, Agnes l.. Frisius. Reno H. Hutchinson, Milton Newmark; newly appointed. Claude l. Rhodes
 ofaI G-fr, uf dfcf~ ~fnf. Reappointed. Clara M. stark. Alice B. Wright. Adrenne Cerf, Ralph C. Daniels, Charles J. Houston, Guy Van Schaick. Winnie c. Mil ledge; newly appointed. Iva A. Gelatt. Ger trude Sutcliffe.
 Sixth Congressional district: Reappointed. Frank c. Goedenow. Paul A. sinsheimer. Kate C; Johnston; newly appointed. Robert P. Ste
 Seventh Congressional Dlstrict-Reappointe Flora G. Savage, G. G. Hunter. Newly ap- pointed; Walter s. Sessions, John Nj. Chain.
 Strauss scholarships-First Congressional Dis trict-R Reappointed: Jessie Bowhall. Edith E. Gaddis, Edith M. Kendall Inga A: omblin,
 Second Congressional District-Reappointe B. A. Baird. Newly appointed: Henry A. Geisendorfer, Amy G. Van Deerlin, Emma M. Long,
 Third Congressional District-Reappointed Mary F. Burdick. Agnes R. Jewett. Margaret A. Fortier. Newly appointed: N. H. Garrison, :, Fourth and Firth Congressional Districts Reappointed: Carl s. Hansen Lorena s. Alfred c. skaife, F. ' W. aae' Kerns. Newly ap, pointed: Annie H. Allen, Monroe H. Deutsch.
 SlXIn congressional DStrlct-ReappolnteO Theobald P. Bayer, Willard c. Parsons, Carl NJ. Warner. Pearl Marshall.
 Seventh Congressional District -Reappointed: w. w. Merriam, Clyde M. Westcott. Newly appointed: Louis Arce, Henry N. Bagley.
 The big tent in which the commence ment exercises will be held was erected to-day. The tent Is an immense one. 150 by 100 feet. and will hold about 2400 peo- pie. A large platform has been erected, divided into three parts, occupied respec- lively by the. Regents and faculty, the Berkeley graduates and the graduates from the Affiliated Colleges in San Fran cisco. The graduates will assemble in the morning at Stiles Hall and march thence in procession across the campus to the tent, where the exercises will begin at 10 30 o'clock.
 Following the commencement exercises will come the alumni luncheon and re- union in Harmon Gymnasium. Com day will end with the alumni banquet tomorrow evening at the Cali fornia Hotel in San Francisco.
 .Conferred December 21. 1897. "'Conferred September 14 1897.