The times., 1901-06-21

of the college,. awarded to Edward j.
Smith, Tennessee. Prize. Warwick J. Ker-
nan New Y YoTk. The Physics Medal (gfv-
en- by William V. McGrath. b. S, of Phil
adelphia, Pa.), awarded to Edward ].
Smith Tennessee. Prize, Thomas W.
Smith. Tennessee The Ikidwell Medal for
/ D.. NJ. E), awarded to Edward j. Smith.
! Tennessee. Prize, Hugh j. Fegan, jr.,
District of Columbia. A gold medal (giv-
en- by Mrs. Lawrence . Brien. of New
/ York in memory of Francis X O'Brien,
of the class Of 1899, for the best essay on
+ shakespeare Criticism Of Life in Ham
( let presented by member of the class
of 1902, awarded to George LeGuere Null
laliy, Louisiana
Junior-Silver medal, Conrad Reid, Dis
trict of Columbia; prize Francis r Kama
ley New York. English literature and
composition: Prize, Conrad Reid, District
of Columbia.
sophomore Silver medal, Nicholas Ker-
nan, New York; prize, William II. ByrneS,
Louisiana. English literature and COM
position, William III. Byrnes, Louisiana.
Frcshman-Silver medal, Hall S. Lusk,
District of Columbia; prize, JoZach Miller.
Texas. English literature and compost
ton, Hall S. Lusk. District of Columbia.
Modern languages-German; prize, Ho-
ratio @. Winslow, Wisconsin.
Mathematics-Calc silver medal,
Theodore A. Dissel. New York; analyti-
cal geometry, silver medal. John NJ. Rus
sell. District of Columbia; prize, John j.
Walden, South Dakota; advanced alge-
bra, silver medal. Albert Litschgi, South
Carolina; prize, Harry V Carlin, New
York.
medal, Stuart a. Tschlffey. District of
Columbia; prize. Conrad Reid. District of
Columbia; general chemistry. silver med
al, Frank A. Kane; S,; jr Pennsylvania;
The Christian Doctrine Medal Gift of
Mrs. Eleanor Martin. San Francisco,
Cal), awarded to Raymond !: Dunnigan,
District of Columbia. Prize, Conrad Reid,
District of Columbia
Gold Medal for Elocution (gift of a
| friend of the college, In memory of Rev.
! William f. Clark, S. j., awarded to
George LeGuere Mullaliy. Louisiana.
| Next in merit, Edward J. Smith. Mary
land.
! The Merrick Debating Medal (founded
by Richard T. Merrick, LII d., awarded
to Rice Winfield Jones, Virginia. Ques-
ton: Resolved that the Federal Govern
all the railroads in the United States"
The Morris Historical Medal (founded
by Martin +. Morris. Ii. D., Washing
ton, D. c., awarded to William II.
and Growth of the Nations Capital
The Edward Thompson Company Prize
| was awarded to William j. Jones, of
! Pennsylvania.
Thomas w. Smith, % Tennessee. who is
the second man to receive a degree from
Georgetown (summa cum laude) was
/ given great ovatton and a class yell.
Richard Peyt0p Whiteley, who received
the degree Of bachelor of arts, is the
soldier of the class. having left college
/ long enough to serve in the Spanish
American war. He is a son of the late
Senator Whiteley, of Georgia.
Hon Patrick II. ODonnell, of the class
of 80. delivered the address to the grad
/ uating class. He was frequently inter-
rupted with applause.
Mr.. ODonneI personally congratulated
some of the students who had carried off
the honors during the year. and said that
4 they should carry their medals out into
the world and show what the alma mater
represented.
This class, said he, lis more fortunate
than any other The graduates carry away
! all that the Jesuit fathers have done in
the way of education during almost a
/ whole century. Your education here is
primarily a religious one and you should
ever be proud of this. Georgetown is
truly the home of religious education and
its graduates are better fitted to take up
the problems of life than those of any
other college in my knowledge.
| - ou go out to become members of the
nation. citizens of the country. and work
crs in the world May you all put the test
| to your education and see If the Christian
education is good one and sufficient
| one. The aim is to place at the end of
the road of life the ipfnite good which
we all strive after Besides training
/ in the classics and in the studies which
/ Will materially benefit YOU in the world
I you have also the higher education and
should be better men.
Il hold that the graduates of such q
! school az this can be better citizens of
! such a country as this because of their
/ education. He is the best man who sees
! call patriotism and love of country is
! but the voice of God. 1t is divine and
can be entrusted to such men as graduate
! from a religious university
! Christianity enters into every profess
sion. We all need it, Ii is needed in
medicine, in law, and in letters Let
! your lives be patterned after your alma
mater and all will be we'll
/ closed n dinner
/ the big dining hall. r. Ross Perry pre-
! sided. with Thomas Walsh, of New York,
I as the poet of the day. Among those who
| were guests at the dinner were the fol-
/ lowing:
| The German Ambassador; DR.. S. S. Adams,
member of Medical School Faculty; DR.. Edwin
! b. Bchrend, member OF Medical School Faculty;
! Jules Boeufye Chancellor and Attache of French
| Legation; DR.. W. Sinclair Bowen, member OF
| Medical School Faculty; Z. B. Briggs esq,
member Of Catholic University Law Faculty: DR..
| Swan NJ Burnett, member Of Medical School
! Faculty; Rev. J. V. Burns, G. 5. c., rector of
Holy Cross College; Manuel Alvarez Calderon,
Peruvian Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenipOtentiary; Senor Joaquin b. CalvO, Costa
Rican Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary; Prot. L. f. c. Coliierc, member Of
College Faculty; Gen. J. J. Coppinger, L. 5. A.
DR.. H. L. CrossOn, member OF Medical school
Faculty; Rev Henry j. Cutler, pastor st. Mary's
Church. Alexandria; Gen. J. Madison Cults; DR..
Clarence r. DufOur, member OF Medical Faculty;
Rev. George 4. Dougherty, of St. Augustnc's
| Church, John Hadley Doyle Frank 5. Cannon,
Third Vice President and General Manager South
Railroad Rev. Paul Griffith, OF St Angus
tines Church; DR.. William c. Gwynn, member
Of Medical Faculty; +. b. Hay; Senor Thomas
Hcrraui David J. Hill, Assistant Secretary of
state; John ID. Hrd, member of Medical school
Faculty; J. Altheus johnson, esq, member of
Law School Faculty; DR.. Wallace Johnson mem
Der of Medical School Faculty; DR.. c. II. A.
kleinschmidt, member OF Medical School Faculty;
DIR. George A Kober, dean OF Medical School
| Faculty; Tallmadge 4. Lambert, esq, member
OF Law School Faculty; DR.. Francis r. Lane,
Director of High Schools. Washington, d. c.;
II. b. F. Mcfarland, Commissioner Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia; DR.. George L. Magruder men,
Der of Medical School Faculty; Rev. Joseph F.
McGee, pastor OF Sacred Heart Church. city; ].
Nota McGil member OF Law School Faculty; Adj
miFal George w. Melville, u. S. N; Count Won
Montgelas, Third Secretary, German Embassy;
DR.. James Dudley Morgan member OF Medical
School Faculty; Martin f. Norris member Of
Law School Faculty; ID. !. Murphy, ex-Commis-
soner Of Pensions; Rev. p j. O'Connell, OF St
Stephens Church, NJ. +. A. Pezet First See
rctary Peruvian Embassy; Col. George c. Reid
u. s. NJ. c.; DR.. A. B. Richardson, member
Of Medical School Faculty; Seth Shepard. mem
Der Of Law School Faculty; Senior Carlos Mar
tI.iez Silva, Colombian Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PenipOtentiary; A. r.. Spoford. As
sstant Librarian OF Congress; Admiral 5 W.
Terry, L. ). N, Commandant OF Navy Yard;
Dr. John d. Thomas, member pf Medical Faculty;
DIR. Lewis A. Walker, member OF Medical Faculty;
Admiral A. W. Weaver u ) n; DIR. Walter
4. Wells, member of Medical Faculty: Mai. G.. y.
Wilmington friend of Father Whitney: A.
Percy Wyndham, Second Secretary British En-
bassy; T. Y. Powderly, Commissioner Of lmmigra-
ton; Senor Don Manuel Torres y Sagaseta, At
tache Mexican Embassy; DR.. Emory W. Refs
niger. member of Medical Faculty; DR. ". n.
COgan, member OF Dental School Faculty: DR..
fIcro Of Ma1i ipb