New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
UNDERGRADUATES NO MORE
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE MEN
ADDED TO PRINCETON'S ALUMNI

Princeton y. j. June Il (SpeciaD-One Of the
chief features OF the commencement exercises in
Alexander Hall to-day was the speeches Of Presi-
dent Patton and President-elect WIsond PRESIDENT
Patton referred the numerous gifts that the uni
versIty received in his administration and saio IN
part:
cannot help realizing that this is the last time
+ha+ 7 snail conduct these services. and wish 10
express my heartfelt thanks TO al who nav 80
nv adrninistration stiI hope the univer-
Ss 5fs 1s men6ers I1S Of the faculty know and what
nv beliefs have been and that hANe LIe,l-e.Sy @ y
fence on questions that came up Iney Know know tsaI e
have never asked rs vote neSf5 fo bare adopted
These fourteen years haze sL1sa1Gu 1 @
nenda lions they have treated me generously; kindly
and friendly. regard as my good fortune Inat me Iie
cessor a true son of Old Nassau. He VIII rally ne
PRESBYTERIAN Church win not feel any breach by
his election. He is trained in art and m Is social
and carry TO greater achievements the traditions OF
Princeton
PresIdent-eIect Wilson spoke in part as follows:
In looking forward 70 my new duties on can fi sge
nnt eDe"t me TO say anything about my educatonat
IDEAS faith in the coinlnE IN ne prohIens
ehead 10 perpIex US. We know that we nave tashs h
sHaI We IN dong them I'VE hope that our friends
viii open their hearts for mora @ rV 20 law
man indicates revolution There ben T co1e og ~ from
revolution any Chdiise SilSi4l Oo4N '--
natural forces and in natural ways.
o,. r-ocess,on Of the board Of trustees, faculty.
senior. and undergraduates TO Alexander Ha44 TINS
morning was led by President Patton' MI, oe ~
land and President-elect wilson "Heii INC ~ ~p
cassfor entered Alexander Hall the audience arose
an1 a prolonged burst of applause 1oIo"eu-
A.. PATTON presided. AT his right sat NJ Lew
land and at his left President-elect Wilson, "nle
the Rev DR.. Henry van Dyke was Oh 'lIe -
Professor Wilson When the AUDIENCE "H10I -
Is said was the largest ever pleSe4' - 80
r1encenent here seated there was d ~
- Zirnr,errnanu's Annapolis Naval baho- Ing
Rev Dr. ]. Addison Henry Oh ehe s.
C,-,r oP philadelphia, then offered prayer aItei
which the commencement orauons ny
ne graduating class were delivered
'Le - bonorarv degrees had been conferred
.. a-as exnected that President Patton ana iss
s+elact Wilson would speah, out tnvy @ vs. 49, ss
until after the valedctory. Inc pioei
Ltin sauaor Harry saa0aafFhN of NewYork eT
Sb red with Stambaugh for this honots was en-
cused from speakiWRs', othony. of New-York; Sci
entifc Training and Culture oy Inihcation of
NeW-HeTEsey E t4omser. of Ohio; The Power OF Cult
ure Russell T. Moqbe' ibe 81 g members Of the class
~ Sp President Patton. The announcement Oh p tle
awarding of = the GtaTen f9MsnS o PM
Of the board of trustees conIerT1hg & on @ oP Penn
y-he following special honors were awarded to
hlsI lSsIhiIIosonbvEEdSyin II. Kellogg and Harry E
Jurisprudence and politcs-Robert w
Antnony the Rev Mr.. Mackenzie, David d. Day
Ton Fletcher Swain. Richard Ely, FREDERICK H.
Whitman and Raymond q Mrlghl, :, >rorris and
Classics-Jasper H. Dodd. PerclVal I. MOTIFS anu
Mathe1natics-Ray G. Brush and Edwin n. heI-
lOgC
The fellowships and prizes were awarded as
follows:
Tie + ) X Mathematical Fellowship Qnterest Of
s16 Go)GJanes c, Morehead of Virginia. and Archer E
The Southeast University Fellowship ts5oo)-Ed-
v,er,i I. Katzenbach. of New-Jersey- o
TIE class Of II University Fellowship in Biology Cs4eO
ia rbares Scribner University Fellowship In English
Literature ($0)De Witt C Croissan OF the District OF
@ Fellowship Archaeology Cs40o)-Charles
NJ Weryin of the District OF Columbia 80
rbs Thavy Fellowship in Astronomy Income OF $4,000
for one yearl-Robinson Pierce, jr of Rhola Island.
rbe Chancellor Mental Science Fellowship On
come $4,000 for one yeaT)-fiaTrS + otaIoaugh OF
ems % Eiassca1 Fellowship G6ON-Jasper H. Dodd
Cass Of 80 Experimental Science Fellowship Cs4O0l
Tbe Boudinot Fellowshp in History tS2oo)-Frederck
r % w aieTander Guthrie McCosh Philosophy un-
terest on 81 50O)-Edwin H Kellogg OF Pennsylvania
TIE Tynde Debate Przes-First tsl00). Richard Ely
Nsv-yoylN second $500 Alexander ]. Barron OF Penn
sylvania: third $40 Robert w Anthony of NewYorA
The Class SO Prize in English (S1o0)-Robert II
The Baird Prizes-The Prize s1Oo for general
excellence Russell T. Mount of NewJersey; prize for
Oratory fs01 Edwin H. Kellogg Of Pennsylvania prize
FOR Delivery $500, Bond Houser OF Ohio; prize
Poetry $50 John v MacMurray. OF New-York Prizes
foT D.DStston~Firs (S4O) Edwin H. kellogg Of Penn
syiyana; second $500. Richard Ely. OF New-York
The George Potts Bible Prize fs5o-Charles F Reed.
Tbe Lymaa H. Atwater Political Science $500
Clarence V Boyer, of pennsylvania
fs5O)-Cha-les Merwin. Of the District OF Columbia
The Thso6ors Cuy.r Rri-A IN GSononaics x2OG-Harry