The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-18
RECEIVE THEIR DEGREES
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA
GRADUATES LARGE CLASS.
Address by DIR. william Lowe Bryan
on Education by Occupation"-
The Graduates.

A class of seventy-six young physicians
received degrees as graduates of the
Medical College of Indiana last night at
English's Opera House at the thirty-third
annual commencement exercises of that in
stitution. The theater was filled with a
large audience composed of the relatives
and friends of the graduates, and friends
of the college. and the exercises were un-
usually interesting.
Dr. Henry Jameson, dean of the medical
department of the University of Indian
apolis, presided. and after three selections
by the orchestra the exercises were form
ally opened by the invocation of the Rev.
Owen Davies Odell, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church. A quartet, composed
of Misses Lulu A. Fraser and Eva Jeffries
and Messrs. j. Raymond Lynn and w. II.
Morrison, sang God Bless Thee, Love,
and then came the feature of the pro-
gramme, the address by DIR. William Lowe
Bryan, president of Indiana University.
DR.. Bryan took for his subject Education
by Occupation" and his address was both
scholarly and eloquent. He expanded the
idea that the true value of an education
lies not in itself, but In the use to which it
is put for ones fellow-men. The college,
school for the great university of life, and
1t Is in practice and experience that the
knowledge gained in the academic course
Is amplified and broadened into the real
education.
An alto solo, by Miss Jeffries, followed
Dr. Bryan's address. Hon. Addison G.
Harris president of the University OF In
dianapolis, then conferred the degrees on
behalf of the board of trustees of the uni
versity. Mr.. Harris prefaced the presenta-
ton of the diplomas with a brief address,
in which he impressed on the members OF
the class the responsibilities they had as
sumed In adopting the profession of medi-
cine and extended to them the encourage
ment and best wishes of the faculty and
THE GRADUATES
A number by the quartet the benediction
and the exercises were over. The new
doctors. the greater number of whom come
from Indianapolis and the smaller cities OF
the State, are as follows:
S. G. Alexander. New Albany; C. w.
Atkinson, Plainheld; c. r. Barcus, Rom
ney; F. E. Bass, Shelbyville; F. S. Browne
Liberty Center; j. H. Bull, Kokomo; t. A
Burkhart, Paragon; E. w. Burris. city; A
West Point; R. s. Chappell, Algiers; W. s.
Coleman, Rushville; c. N. Combs, Terrt
Haute; A. B. Gray, Greenwood; F. s
Crockett, Lafayette; j. E. Cullipher, An
Franklin: A. l. Donaldson, Washington; H
H. Gilmore, Charlottesville; j. E. Terrell
Eden; ]. e. Fisher, city; ]. L. Fortune
Terre Haute: G. A. Glasgow, Muncie; c. d
Goodwin city; p. c. Graham, Knights
town; Harvey Hadley, city; NJ. N. Hadley
Mooresville; Joseph Hall, Delphi; E. E
Hamilton. Connersville; r. V. Hannell
Oakley; E. d. Ravens, Cicero; L. c. Hicks
Hardinville, ILL.,; III. A. Hutchinson, city; b
M. Hutchings. Charlottesville; X. /. JEFF
fries, city; Hiram johnson, Washington; p
s. Johnson. sheridan;. c. II. Jones, city
w. w. Kemper, Muncie; W. H. Kennedy
shelbyvile;; f. F. Kiser s,n city ai,.. w 3
Kratzer, city; N. E. Laidacker, Greencas
tie; E. c. Lidikay, Ladoga: A. H. Miller
Kokomo; A. w. Miller, Holton: E.. B
Moser, Windfall; A. w. Moser, Cloverdale
l.. j. Murphy. city: e. c. Newly, Sheridan
H +. Parr, Washington; Mary Ritter, An
COLA; c. A Roark. Milton; e. +. Rose, city
Mark Ryan, Anderson; F. w. Solman
Greenfield; d. W. Sheek, Greenwood; III. M
Shultz, Logansport; w. E. Simpson, Mar
tinsville; c. L. Slonaker, sLieter's Ford; G
E. Stephenson, Portland: A. J. Stewart
city; j. w. Strange, Bremble; 0. A. Sweet
Martinsville; E. c. Taylor, Petersburg; r
d. Warner. Chrisman; s. c. Wagner. Wa
kensa; E. d. Wagoner, Flora; r. H
VILE, O.; H. ]. Well. city; c. c. Vert, Hills
boro; A. Whiteman, Middle Fork; c. H
Wright, Muncie.
At o'clock last evening the members OF
the graduating class were entertained al
dinner at the Columbia Club by the faculty
of the college. Dean Jameson presided al
the dinner, but as the time was neces'
sarily limited, there was no speech-making
Plates were laid for 120.