The times., 1901-05-20
TO CONFER MANY DEGREES.
Columbian University Commence
ment VIII BE Lengthy One.

| ment VIII BE Lengthy One.
Owing to the rapid expansion of CoIum-
bian University, the eightieth annual com
| mencement this year will be divided over
| a period Of three evenings. and will take
place at the Natioral Theatre on Mon
! day, Tuesday. and Wednesday, May 2,
I 2S. and %
/ The opening night will be devoted to the
+ commencement exercises incident to the
/ graduation of the twenty-five candidates
! for the degree Of doctor of medicine and
| the nine candidates for tie degree of doc
/ tor of dental surgery. On Tuesday even
! ing viii take place the commencement ex-
| ercises of the Law School, at which the
! degrees of bachelor of law. master Of
patent law, master Of laws. master OF
! diplomacy. and doctor of civil law, will
he conferred on a number of candidates.
On Wednesday evening the commence
| ment exercises of the Columbian College,
! the Corcoran Scientific School. and the
| School of Graduate Studies will be held.
! lnterspersed with the regular exercises
will be musical selections by the Marine
| Band, solos. and appropriate addresses by
| distinguished men, and the announcement
| of prizes and honors. The theatre will be
! handsomely decorated with a profusiOn Of
| flowers, and the orange and blue of the
! university. The friends of the institu-
| tion will be afforded every convenience of
this popular theatre for witnessing the in
| teresting exercises in comfort.
! At a recent meeting of the faculty of
the university, a number of students were
! recommended for degrees. OF the stu
| dents of the School of Graduate Studies
the number recommended for the degree
of mechanical engineer was two: for the
! degree of master of science, eleven; for
! the degree of master of arts, eleven, and
| for the degree of doctor of philosophy.
| three
| Ten students in the Corcoran Scientific
| School were recommended for degrees and
| fifteen students were likewise distinguish
ed from the whole number in Columbian
! College. In the Medical School. twenty
| five were recommended. and in the Den
| tai School, nine-a total of eighty-siX
graduates, exclusive of the Law School
and School of Comparative Jurisprudence
and Diplomacy
Following is a list of students recon-
mended for the degrees designated:
Mechanical Engineer-John Adger Nc
Crary. b. s. and George Henry Swygert.
B. S. both of Clemson Agricultural and
Mechanical College.
Master OF Science-Martha Maria
Brewer q. s., Columbian University;
George Steed Edelen. B. S, Maryland
Agricultural College; Edwin Allston HIN,
A. B., Yale College; Arthur D. kidder.
b. S. Rose Polytechnic Institute: Ed
ward Janney Sidweil Lupton, 3. s, Co
lumbian University; Thomas Herbert
Means, B. s.. Columbian University;
Georgetown University. d. D. s., Tacoma
| College of Dental Surgery; Charles
Matthias Nssen. y. s., Case School OF
Applied Science; Artherten Seidel, b. s,
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Smith, graduate of United States Naval
Academy; Thomas Vincent Sullivan, a.
B., Georgetown University.
Master of Arts-Prof. Reed Paige Clark,
b. A. Columbian University; the Rev.
Wilberforce Costin. a. B., Mount Allison
College; Herbert Ernest Day, Pm. d,
Brown University; Ella May Ford; VIII
liam Dean Goddard, A. b, Colgate Uni
versity; Rolvix Harlan. 3. A, Columbian
University; Elsie Elizabeth Parkinson, b.
A, Columbian University, Sarah Harvey
Porter; the Rev. Herbert Harry Powell
Phi. D., Tyler University; Avis Lemuei
Rhoton, A b. Georgetown College; Pearl
Edna Thonssen. b. S., Columbian Uni
versity; George Light Ward, A. B., Yale
Doctor of Phiosophy-William Hamil-
ton. B. A. Moravian College NJ a. Co
lumbian University; William Mather
Lamson. b. s, c; E., Columbia Uni
versity: Chohei Shirasu, graduate OF
Doshisha University, A NJ. Yale Uni
versity.
Corcoran Scientific School-Arthur Wat
ers Calver, b. S. in civil engineering
George Anton Didden. B. S in architec-
ture: Ella May Ford. b. 8. in general
science; Buist Cuthbert Getsiuger, b. ).
in general science; John Adger McCrary,
z s in mechanical engineering; Robert
Edward Lee Newberne, b. S. in general
science; Samuel Galloway Reat, b. 5. in
general science; Roger Green Smith. ,.
S in chemistry; George Henry SWygert'
b. S in mechanical engineering, Edgar
Cyrus Thompson, 3. s in mechanical en-
gineering.
Columbian ColIege-Horace Frost Ash
ford r A: Cecilia Franzoni, r. A;
Florence Elizabeth Frisby. p. S. Charles
Franklin Fuller, 3. s; Eleanor Wilson
Hance 3. S; Evelyn Estelle knight, =.
A: Boynton Mcconnell Leach, b. 3;
Sarah Phebe Lynch. B. A; Charles w.
Main. B. A: John w. Matson, b. a;
Frances Howard Randolph. u: A.
Frances Sanders, B. s: Flora Warren
Smith. e A. Clarissa 3. Tufts, 3. A;
Carl e Whitney. b. S