The evening times., 1900-05-29
GRADUATES FROM COLUMBIAN.
Doctors and Dentists of the Glasses
of 1900 GET DiDlomax

The young doctors of medicine and Cen
tistry forming the classes of 1900, at Co
lumbian University. we're graduated last
evening in the presence Of a large audi
enee at the National Theatre. Society ws
well represented among the friends of the
young scientists. and the German Ambas-
sador was an honored guest
There were thirty-three men to receive
degrees from the School OF Medicine. while
diplomas OF dental surgery went to thir-
teen in the dental department They Oc-
n their classic robes and mortar boSrdS.
they made an impressive appearance
The address of the evening was made by
Dr. W. j. r. Phillips. who spoke o. no=-
quitoss as carriers OF naiarial germs Ths
Candidates for degrees in the medical oe-
partment were presented by the dean o.
the school. DR. de Schweinitz. and the di-
plomes were conferred by Rev. u. Greene.
Acting President Of the University. rhs
dental men we're presented 10 him for d
grees by DR.. H L. Lewis. dean CT the Cen
tai department Subsequently the bonors
OF the classics were announced. as fcIloEs:
First prize, $50 best average OF four
year course-Dr. II. c. Macatee. Virginia:
first honorable mention. DR.. c. A. Ragan.
Tennessee; second honorable mention. Dr.
+ p Copeland. District Of Columbia: third
honorable mention, Dr. H S. Greene. Yer
mont
Faculty prize in surgery-Dr. W. K
Aoulden. District OF Columbia
Faculty prize in medicine-Dr. w. r.
Moulden, District Of Columbia
Dr. c. W. Richardson. prize fer Isryng-
oiogy and otGlogy-Dr. r. 3. Main, Dis
trict Of Columbia.
DR.. TOmpkins' prize for nervous dis
eases and DR. II. L c. Johnson's prize
for gynecology-Dr. c. A. Ragan, Tennes-
see.
DR.. H. c. Yarrow's prize in dermasology
ana Dr- RuEhn's prize in medical juris-
prudence, third year studies-Mr. L. T. d.
Grasty. District Of Columbia.
Dr. Buffers prize in ophthalmology-Dr
II. s Greene. Vermont.
Or. Acker's prize in paediatrics-Dr. c.
NJ. Beall. District of Columbia
The programme included an invocation
by Rev. Randolph MeKim. D. D.: a from
bone solo by Harry Stone. and several
orchestral numbers
The graduates in the School OF Medicine
include:
Noel L Barron. Charles NJ Bsau. Robert
) Beale. Daniel T. BirtwelI. George Monroe
b. Bradshaw. Oryille G.. Brown. Abraham
Scott Clarke. Edgar PasquaI COpalant
Taylor Boyd Dixon. Rowland HOughtoa
Ford. Samuel II. Greene. jr.. Abner C.
Greenstreet, Wilmer z. Griffith. Thcmes
June Kemp. Henry Cook Macatee. RusseI
Burton Main. Herbert Miller Manning. Sell
man NJ Mason. William r Mou,den. ELL
OFT Coues Frentiss, Henry Refs, r.. J
Lewis Rggles. A Avery RittenOur. Charles
Alexander Ragan. Cornelius Timothy
Smith. J. " StearnS John Whitehu-st
Stewart. AdelbsTt a. Taylor. UIys R Wetb
Alfred John Westlake. and L. J. Wyeth.
The GENITAL graduates were Alexznder p.
Bacon. Harris Edgar BrenEle. Ernest NJ
Colyin, Charles ". CUthbertson, EdEin
Wakefield Greene. Charles AFory Hughes
Horace F. Perlie, II Morris Van Voorhis.
J. Kendall Wallace. Franklin WsIch. 10
race William Whitaker. Frank Hcner
NcIVen. and Jenes-RObertSOn Ya.ss
The class Of 1900 in the schoo! OF com
paratiFe jurisprudence and diplomacy will
De graduated az the National Theatre to-
night The graduating exercises for the
year from Columbian College. the COrcorsn
Scientific School. and the schOO. OF grad
uate studies. when degrees OF arts and
sciences will be conferred. is ST for to-
MORROW night