Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-14

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ashamed OF himself not to include girls
in the universities. DR. Smith closed his
very entertaining address with relating a
story of the Archbishop Archibald Camp
bell Tate, of Scotland, who when on a
return visit to Glasgow, was asked by
those who met him what he was doing
there. The Archbishop replied al am
here to improve myself, and TO make
friends. "Now, continued DIR. Smith,
should like you future archbishops.
judges, and presidents TO answer when
asked, what are yen doing here, Il am
here to improve myself and make
friends.
ROLE OF DISTINCTION.
At the close OF the address, DIR. Fell
made few remarks to the graduates,
and the prizes and certificates of distinc-
ton were awarded as follows:
mas-IooI-Edmund p. Duval,
Joseph r. Pennell, Merritt G. Rasin,
Harry b. Wilmer. I8oo-Walton II.
Grant. Iooo-Burtis N. Cooper, John
F. Mudd. Robert Tunis Strange, George
w. Wilson, John H. Hodges.
Thomas A. Symington, Harry p. Gra-
ham. Star Second Grade-Duncan Wal
ton. Second Grade-Edw. M. Gillett.
Second Class - First Grade - John
Tompson. Star Second Grade-Edwin
B. Coolahan. Second Grade-J. Vincent
Jamison, Jr.
Prizes-First Glass Harry p. Graham,
highest average; Thomas A. Symington,
highest average in Algebra; Harry b.
Wilmer, best essay; Arthur b. Cecil. dec
lamation, prize /; Harry B. Wilmer,
prize \; Thomas A. Symington, book
keeping.
Second Class-Edwin b. Coolahan,
highest average; ]. Vincent Jamison, Jr.,
highest average in mathematics.
Recommended for admission TO the
College:
Ralph Bowen = Conditioned in First
Preparatory-Latin.
Bernard CaTter-Conditione in First
Preparatory-Latin.
Arthur b. Cecil-Conditioned in First
reparatory-Latin.
Edw. M. Gillett-Condition in First
Preparatory Latin.
John M. Green-Conditioned in First
Preparatory--Latin.
Harry p. Graham Conditioned in First
Preparatory--Latin.
M. Keith NeVille-CondItioned in First
Preparatory--Latin and Nat. Philosophy,
Armine w. Smith - Conditioned in
First Preparatory Latin.
Duncan Walton--Conditioned in First
Preparatory--Latin.
ohm A. TaTbeTt--Co ditione in First
Preparatory--Latin.
Edgar A. Vey@-Conditioned in First
reparatory--Latin.
I. Alexander Symington--Conditioned
in Second Preparatory--Latin.
George +. Smlth--Conditioned in Sec
ond PreparatoTy--Latin.
Recommended for admission to First
Preparatory Class;
Mario Belaval-Conditioned in Mathe-
mates.
J. Robert Brady-Conditioned in Third
Preparatory-Latin.
Edwin b. Coolahan-Conditione in
Second Preparatory-Latin.
]. Vincent Jamison, Jr.-Conditioned
in Second PrefsEatory-Latin.
Albert R1x-- Conditioned in Second
PreparaSogy-Latin.
ASart J. Seeligmann-Conditi in
Third freparatory-Latin.
w. Stanley Observation-Disclosures in
Third Preparatory-Latin.
Harry H. CarteT-Conditioned in Third
Preparatory--Latin.
John Thompson-Conditioned in Sec
ond Preparatory--Latin.
No Demerits--First Class-Charles E.
Chance, Harry P. Graham, Joseph r.
Pennell, T. A. Symington.
Second Glass;. Reese Abbott, Albert
Rur. Harry P. Carter, Gonzalo Fer
nande.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
Saturday June IS, 4 p. m.,-Baseball
Game alumni VS.. College.) p. m,
Concert by College Glee and Mandolin
Clubs.
Sunday, June 10, II a. m. Sermon
before the College Y. NJ. c. A. by Rev.
Edward L. Watson, d. D., Baltimore.
Md, at First NJ. E. Church. 8 p. m.
Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. Donald
Guthrie. d. D., of Baltimore, in Presby-
terian Church.
Monday. June II, II a. m..-Senior
Oratorical Contest. 8 p. m, Philokalian
Society Celebration; Address by Rev. F.
P. Willes, Groom, Md.
Tuesday. June IS, 10. 80 a. m.,-Senior
Class Day Exercises. 8 p. m, PhiIoma.
thean Society Celebration; Address by
F. Johns Bohanan. New York, N. Y.
Wednesday. June Io. $50 a. m.,-
Commencement Day; Address before
the graduating class by Hon. Thomas S.
Hayes, Mayor of Baltimore. p. m. 4,
Business meeting of the Alumni.