Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-29
GRADUATES IN MEDICINE
HoNORS CONFERRED BY THE COLUN-
BIAN UNIVERSITY.
Address by DIR. w. F. n. Phillips of
the Faculty-CInss in
Dentistry.

another class to the long list graduated
from its medical college. 1t was the sew
enty-ninth annual commencement exer-
cises. and thirty-three new doctors of medi-
cine and thirteen additional doctors of
dentistry We're added to the roll of honor
which already contains the names of men
prominent in the scientific world.
The National Theater was crowded to the
doors last night by the friends and rela-
tives of the students. The decora tons
were elaborate From the middle of the
proscenium hung the college emblem in i'm
morteles, bearing the device &c. U. 1907
in blue. while the theater was covered with
flags. The Marine Band dispensed it's
choicest music. the feature of the musical
program being a trombone solo, THE
Evening Star" by Mr.. Harry Stone.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DIR. Mckim.
The opening march brought out the fac
ulty and the graduates. They were greet
ed by applause.
After the preliminares Prof. E. A. de
SchweinitZ. dean of the faculty. presented
the graduates to Rev. DIR. Samuel H.
Greene. acting president, to receive their
degrees. Succeeding this ceremony DR.. w.
r r. Phillips of the faculty delivered the
address to the students. 1t was master
full effort. teening with good advice to the
graduates. He referred to the profession
they had adopted, its great responsibilities
and the opportunities it offered for doing
good.
List of Graduates.
The graduates, in medicine were:
N |. Barron. Alabama: C. NJ. Beall. Dis
trict of Columbia; r. S. Beale, District of
Columbia D. T Rirtwell. Pennsylvania; &.
NJ. Bradshaw Pennsylvania; o. G. Brown,
District Of Columbia: A. D. Butt. Pennsyl-
vania: j. l.. Cannon. England: w. S.
Clarke New York: f. T. Copeland. District
of Columbia: T. b. Dixon, District of Co
lUmbia. r. II. Ford. District of Columbia;
II. s. Greene. Vermont: A g. Greenstreet
Missouri: W. +. Griffith. Pennsylvania: I.
j. Kemp. Nebraska: Fl. c. Macatee. Nir-
GINA: K. Il Main. District of Columbia;
II. NJ Manning. District of Columbia: 5.
NJ. Mason. Virginia. w r. Mouldcn. Dis
trict of Columbia Z. c. Prentiss. District.
of Columbia: c. A. Raglan. Tennessee; II.
Ress. Ohio: ]. l.. Riggles, District of Co
lumbia: A. A. Rittenour Virginia: c. T.
Smith. Virginia; j. W. Stearns. District of
Columbia: j. w. Stewart North Carolina:
A. A. Taylor Ohio: L. r. Webb. Tennes-
see: A. j. Westlake, New York, and l.. j.
Wyeth. Illinois.
The candidates for the degree of doctor of
dental surgery were presented to President
Greene by Prof. ]. Hall Lewis, dean of
the dental school faculty, and the ceremony
of presenting the diplomas was repeated
The dental graduates are A. r. Bacon, 4.
E. Brengle f. NJ Calvin. C. w. Cuthbert-
son. L. G. Green. c. A. Hughes, II. +. Per
lie. Fl. NJ. Van Vorhis. ]. II. Wallace. F:
We'ch. II. W. Whitaker f. H. Walvin and
]. r. Yates
Winners of Prizes.
The announcement of the winners of the
prizes followed They We're as follows:
First prize. so. best average of four
years course, DIR. II. c. Macatee, Nir-
ginia: first honorable mention, DR.. c. A.
Raglan. Tennessee; second honorable men
ton. DIR. E. p. Copeland District of Co
lunlbia; third honorable mention, Dr. IL. 5.
Greene, Vermont.
Faculty prize in surgery. DR.. W. r. Moul-
den. District of Columbia.
Faculty prize in medicine, DIR. w. r.
Moulden. District of Columbia.
DR.. c. w Richardson prize for laryngol-
ogy and otology, DR.. r. b. Main, District
DE- Iompklns prize nervous diseases anu
III. n. l.. e 'pi.!iSoi Pii-o SSiieN'to7s'
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