Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-11

owing to the inability of the committee
to whom these essays were referred to re-
port in time. the award will be made at
the academic commencement; Thursday
June 20.
The Class Prizes.
A cash prize of $50 to the member of the
hrst-year class maintaining the best aver
ago in recitations and examinations dur
ing the year. Awarded to Frederick L. Ed
mands of Massachusetts.
A cash prize of SO to the member of the
first-year class maintaining the second best
average in recitationS and examinations
during the year. Awarded to Henry Ittig
of Nebraska.
A cash prize of SO to the member of the
second-year class maintaining the best av-
erage in recitations and examinations dur
ing the year. Awarded to Frank ]. Hogan
of Georgia.
A cash prize of $40 to the member of the
Second-year class maintaining the second
best average in Rotations and eXamina-
lions during the year. Awarded to Living
ston j. Cullen of the District of Columbia.
A cash prize of ST5 to the member of
the third-year class maintaining the best
average in recitations and examinations
during the year. Awarded to Stuart Nc
Namara of the District of Columbia.
A cash prize Of $40 to the member of
the third-year class maintaining the sec
ond best average in recitations and exami-
nations during the year Awarded to James
S. McDonough of Kentucky.
Glass Banquet.
The audience dispersed to the rhythm OF
1.-THE Inaugural March" After the con-
clusion of the exercises at the theater the
graduates enjoyed a banquet at Rausch-
er's. Those who responded to toasts were
Stuart Mcnamara, THE Profession" Jas.
S. McDonough, Alma Mater Adrian ID.
SiZer, Glass Of 1901 Bernard McElroy,
Law and Lawyers"
q Of
Thomas j. Spellacy, chairman: Michael A.
keane, treasurer; Franz H. Ridgway, Har-
ry Hegarty, Thomas F. Athey, John E.
Connolly and John ]. Finnegan. Justice
Shepard was among the guests.
The Organizations.
The class organizations Of the law de-
partment follow:
Third-year class-John D. Hird, District
of Columbia, president; Adrian Sizer, Penn
sylvania, first vice president; Michael A.
keane, District of Columbia, second vice
president; William Livingston Browning
MARYLAND, secretary; Edward Birckhead,
District Of Columbia, treasurer; A. Jeter
Butler, s. c., sergeant-at-arms.
Second-year class-F. Sprigg. District of
Columbia, president; George A. Horkan
Montana, first vice president; Walter p
Turner, Wisconsin, second vice president
James NJ. Watson, Kentucky, secretary;
Charles E. Mulhearn, Rhode Island, treas.
urer; Richard Lee Edwards, Texas, SER
geant- alarms.
First-year class-Richard J. Jones' Penn
sylvania, president; Joseph L. McAleer
Pennsylvania, first vice president; Frank
Z. Williamson, Illinois, second vice presi-
dent; David A. Murphy, Nebraska, secre-
rary; Charles w. S. Rague, New York
treasurer: Luke ]. Clancy, Massachusetts,,
sergeant-at-arms.
Reception committee-W. r. Proctor Ma
'lony, chairman; Charles w. Arth, William
F. Barnhart, Frank ]. Bresnahan, Henley
A. Calvert, Leon A Clark. Lewis Drill,
Arthur F. Duffey. Joseph T. Dyer. jr.,
Philip A. Grau. Harry w. Hahn, Hugh H.
Hanger, Harry L. Hart, James A. -Hodg-
cite, Henry Ittig, Charles Jenkins, John
w. Jennings. Charles L. Latham, Charles
E. Lord, Charles S. Price, jr., Edward I.
Randle, Francis c. Reagan. Carl B. Xix,
Thomas L. Stevens Frank Vera, jr.