The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-04

Tho Leading Award of Scholarship Honors-The Hooker rFeIlowship-LIss
 of Theses for Gradnatton-AIumni
 Meeting and Eiecttom-Thtrty-fou
 Graduates This Year.
 The commencement exercises of the class of 1903, Yale Divinity school, celebrating the eighty-frst anniversary of the school, were continued yesterday with the graduat- ing exercises in Battell chapel. The process sion formed at West Divinity hall and pro- ceded to the chapel, where, with President Hadley presiding, the exercises took place: Ihirty-fOur students of the Divinity school graduated yesterday.
 The following speakers from the graduat- ing class, chosen by rank in scholarship, de- livered the addresses for the senior class:
 Edwin Arundel Ralph, of North Guilford. Beloit college, subject The Power of Per sOnality in the Cure of Souls"
 James Edward Gregg, of Colorado Springs, Col, Harvard university, subject "A Plea for the Larger Use of Fixed Forms of Pray CT in Public Worship
 Henry Francis smith. of Turkey, Beioit college. subject "'rhe Mysticism of freder- ick ". Robertson"
 Raymond Gilmore Clapp, of South Boston, Yale 30, The Missionary Motive in Modern Theology"
 tfedeflck LanrlsloH buiidfu' VI AueSnVhS City, Pa., University of Worcester, "A Plea for the Jaw.'
 The delivery of the addresses was inter spersed with musical selections by the Di- vinity school chorus and an organ pEelude by Professor Harry Benjamin Jepson, 5. A., Mus B. The exercises of the morning con cluded with q short but practical ana I'm. pressiye address to the graduating class py Professor Benjamin W. Bacon, of the DVin ''S Srso ieodirc scholarship honors for the school were announced as follows:
 Degree of B. D. summa cum laude-Ray' mond Gilmore ClaD3 r,.
 Degree of E. D. magma cum laude|Freu IIt". eric Lauriston Bullard, James Edgar Gregg and Charles Harvey Harrison.
 Degree of B, D. cum laude-Seth Herbert Buell., Robert Rltchie Harwell, Paul Ernest Gross, Albert Alonzo Madsen. henrg Y ran Cis Smith and Alexander Thomas Thomp' son. - .,.
 Raymond G. Clapp was announced as the holder of the Hooker fellowship Tor the com gna ing two years. He is the former IT., intercols' sIis ship was created by Mrs. Amelia D. Hooker, of this city, and amounts to $60O a year TOT two years The sum allows the holder 70 study either in this country, in Europe or Ill Palestine for 'twoAyears. E, t.
 Following are the theses presenteu TUT
 Vision in the New Testament as Psycho- logical Experience and Literary Device Gordon Franklin Bailey, B. A., Yale uniVef-' sity, Westbrook, Conn.
 Repentance-Its Nature. Conditions ana ana Necessity George Henry Brown, Hiram col lege Danbury.
 ifhe Ritschlian Doctrine of Value;Judg' ments-Seth Herbert Buel. E. A., ooerIin college Plymouth, Conn.
 A Plea for the Apocrypha-Freder Lau- riston Bulard, B. A., University of Wooster Allegheny City. Pa
 Christian Union as Advocated by the DIS Tohh To11 lucky university, Owenton. Ky, ,.
 The Missionary Motive in Modern Theolo- gy-Raymond Gilmore Clapp, B. A., Boston university. South Boston.
 The Jewish Synagogue-Its Relation to the Development of Judaism and it's Significance for Chrlstianity-Grant Vincent Clark' hl' pon college, Princeton, Wis.
 Religious Conversion as Cure for Alec holism-George Barton Cutten. B. A.. 1aie university, New Haven.
 The Education of Man. or Froebel Ex- pounded and Applied-Arthur Charles Die. fenbach, B, A., 0livet college, Port Huron Mich.
 A Study of the Mysticism of Saint Fran, els of Assist i-Merlin Ernie, B. A., Wesleyan university, Philadelphia.
 The Church in it's Relation to the Foreign Population tn the United States-Edward Everett Green, B. A., Amherst college, Spen- cer. Mass.
 The Value Judgments of Ritschl-James Edgar Gregg, B. A., Harvard university, Colorado Springs.
 The impression of Horace Bushnell on American Thougt and Life-Paul Ernsst Gross, B. A.. Moravian college, unionyille, Mich.
 Gir0iamo Savonarola, Political and Social Reformer-Charles Harvey Harrison, E. A., Dartmouth college, West Avon, Conn.
 The Influence of Horace Bushnell on American Thought and Life-Robert Ritchie Harwell, B. A., Hampden-Sidney colles Petersburg. Va.
 Conditional Immoraity-John Lloyd Hop. wood, B. A.. Marietta college, Plymouth. Pa.
 The Christology of Christ Thomas Me Candless, B. A., Yale university, Meriden, Conn.
 The Philosophy of Miracles-Charles Brown MacDnffee. B. A., Amherst college Charlestown Four Corners, N. Y.
 The Influence of Geography Upon Ancien! Semitic History-Albert Alonzo Madsen, E. A.. Moravian college, Elba, Minn.
 Justification by Faith-Charles Clark Mil Ter, B. A., Princeton university, Rerthshire, Scotland.
 The Missionary Motives in the Life and Work of the Apostle Paul--Edwin Arundel Ralph, B. A., Belolt college, Beloit, Wis.
 Tertullian-James Evan Rnes, B. A., Mari etta college, Plymouth, Pa.
 The Evolution of the English Bible from the Early English Versions to the Auth0riz- ed Versi0n-Chrlstoph Crocker St. Clare, B. A., Amherst college, New London, Conn.
 Nature of the Authority of Christ as a Teacher of Social Ethics-Henry Francis Smith, B. A., Belolt college, Marsovan, Tur- key