The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

| ILL. B. 1907 George Washington University;
Theodore Keller Bryant. New York ILL B.. 1897;
IL. NJ, 1885. Cornell University MonG1re Burke.
District Of Columbia Oil. B.. 1904 National Uni
versityl Louis Edward Giles. Michigan B. S IN
Z. z. 1902: IL B. 1907. the George Washington
University; William Samuel Graham District a
Columbia Gil. NJ, 1907. National University I;
Charles Stanton Grindle. Ohio Ill B. 1907. Ma
tioDal University Law SCHOOL, Paul Rankin Hal
lam. Kentucky ILL B.. 1905 the George Washing
ton University: William Barron Kcrkham. District
OF Columbia ILL. B.. 1906: IL. NJ. 1907. National
University; Albert Levers. Nevada Ill. B.. 1907.
National University Robert Magrane New York
"a. B. 1885, A. NJ. 1901 Harvard University ::
Thomas L. Mead. IT,. Ohio (Ph. B.. 1901. Western
Reserve University La B.. 1907. the George Wnsa-
ington UNIVERSITY Curt Berthold Mueller. Ohio
"a. B.. 1906. Cornell University Edwin Augustus
Packard. Massachusetts, (B. S.. 1893 Massachusetts,
Institute Of TechnolosS; IL B.. 1903, the George
Washington University; George Frapcis Scull. New
York oil. B., 1907. National University: Lester
Abbot Stanley. District Of Columbia Ill B. 1907
National University; William Leonard Symonds
District Of Columbia Ill NJ 1896 IL. B. 1896
Columbian University Samuel Mortimer Ward r.
District Of Columbia ILL., B.. 1906 National Uni
verstyl; Henry Trumbuil Williams. Massachusetts,
IS. B.. 1908. Harvard University; Ii. B.. 1907
the George Washington University Damn Leonard
Wood. District Of Columbia Ill. B.. 1907 National
University; FRnklm Tuthin woodward District Of
Columbia "a B.. 1901. Dickinson College: LII. B..
1907. the George Washington University.
Introduced by Dean MunrOe.
Under the faculty. for graduate studies
degrees were conferred as follows. Dean
Munroe introducing the candidates:
Master Of arts-Horaoe Hatch Gusts. District Of
Columbia (B. A. 1906 Johns Hopkins University /;
John Homer Deis. District Of Columbia ILL. B. .
1902. the George Washington University Thomas
Latiner Kibler. virginia a B.. lsi Randolph
Macon College,; John Elliott Ross District Of
Columbia a. B.. 1902 Loyola College,; Charles
Wesley Tenney. Montana Pm. r.. 1895. william
mette University.
Master Of science-Katherine Harrington. District
Of Columbia Oh. s. 1906 the George Washington
University.
Civil engineer-EdWin Hauptman King District Of
Columbia lB. s. in c. E. 1907. the George Wash
ngton University: David Albert 8lolitoT Wisconsin
tB. S, in c. T.. 1905 the George Washington Uni
Tersityl
Electrical engineer-Nfark Rit,enhouse Woodward.
District o. Columbia CB. S. in F. E, 1906, the
George Washington University.
Doctor Of phiosophy-Frank Cummings Cook, Con
necticIt II. A.. 1900; NJ A. 1902; NJ s. 1904
Yale University; Benjamin George Wilkinson. Dis
trict Of Columbia (B. A. 1907. University Of Michi-
gan; NJ A, 1906 Union College,.
A meeting Of the trustees Of the George
Washington University. the Columbian
College, the Washington College Of Engi-
necring. and the National College OF Phar-
macy was held in the university hall yes
terday afternoon
At a meeting OF the trustees OF George
Washington University in University Hall
yesterday the following trustees were
elected: Thomas H. Anderson. John B.
Larner, Hennen Jennings. Francis G.
Newlands. II. B. E Macfarland. and
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell.
! The following officers were reelected to
serve for three years: Commissioner H.
B. F. Mcfarland. chairman: DR.. f. NJ.
} Galiaudet, vice chairman; John B. Lar
ner. secretary; Charles W. Holmes. treas
urer, and William A. De Caindry. aud
itor.
Gift of $4,000 from West.
A gift OF $500 from the Alumni Asso-
citation Of Colorado was announced. as
well as the fact that the medical gradu-
ates have started a research fellowship.
donating the sam Of 800 toward it to the
university
The board Of trustees passed a resolu-
, ton thanking them.
The following trustees for Columbian
College, to serve three years. were also
elected Samuel H. Greene. Samuel W.
: Woodward. William s. Shauenberger. and
George Otis Smith. and the following or
, fcers: Samuel E. Greene. chairman: DR..
f. NJ. Gallaudet, vice chairman; John B.
Larner, secretary. and John JOY Edison
, treasurer.
The prize awards for 1907 and 1908 were
! not announced from the platform. but
were published IN the programme as fol-
lows:
Columbia CeIlege; Slaughter pr7e-Catherine
Agatha MeAvoy. District q Columbia Elton prize
, catherine Agatha McAvOy. District Of Columbia.
! kcggles prze-Bertha Birtvell Pernsylvania. Nun
TOE pTize-PTe-cOtt Stearns Tucker District Of Co
lumbis. Davis pTzos-First prize Justin Frank
4 Seller, Ohio; second prize. William Cabeu Van
Week. District Ct Columbia: third prize Edward
: Percy Gates. Arkansas Daughters Of the American
Revolution prizes - Edward Percy Gates Arkan-
Sas; Pearl Ketcham Merritt, Minnesota Thomas
; + Walsh prize-William Cabell Van Week, Dis
inst OF Columbia: honorable mention TO Pearl
hetcham Merritt. +. X. Gutter prize-Iulu Eliza
beth Conner Willie E Fitch TTize-Sidney Forsythe
| Sherwood. Virginia French composition rrizes-
First prize, John Howard Dellinger Ohio; scoond
Prize Ernst Otto Schreiber. IT. District Of Colum-
bia. Gardiner G. Hubbard memorial Trize-WiIliorr
Cabell Van Week District Of Columbia: honorable
mention 20 Edward Percy Gates Enosinian de
l baters prize-Edward Percy Gates; honorable men
ton to William c. Van Week. Gore Prize in par,
iamenta-y law-William Cabell Van Week
College of Engineering.
Washington College Of Engineering Class Of %
James Mcbride ste-rett, r.: memorial prize, ].
! ANasIh rem AlAffsi the FEeu A. schmidt FTlzei
Irving Randolph saum. District Of Columbia.
Division Of architectrEe-The Prize membership in
the Washington Architectural Club, offered b. the
club for the best work by a student In the fresh
man class TO Meade Bolton District Of Columbia
Honorable mention to Darlington Foster. Virginia.
Department q medicine-The prize Of SO in gold
Offered to the candidate for graduation who attan'
the highest average Eade IN all subjects dr-ing thf
four years is awarded 10 Harry Msrbuy Tayloe. o.
Virginia. whose general average was 55 per cent.
Honorable mention is made Of Harry Alfred Ong
OF Ohio whose general average during the four year
was 937 per cent Frederick Scott Avery. Of MICH
gan. whose general average was 926 per cent: ant
Robert Stanley MacKught. Of Michigan. who's,
general average was 9LS per cent
. The Henry c. YarTow prize In deTmatology
offered for the best examination in this subject &
awarded 10 Harry Marbury Tayloe.
The Charles w. Richardson prize in laryngology
for the best examination in this subject Is awardeC
! % John Sweyn Neate. Of the District OF Columbia
The William X. Butler prize IN Ophthalmology
for the best examination in this subject is AWARDED
I, to Herman Emil Molzahn. Of Minnesota.
The George n Acker prize in pediatrcs for III,
best examination in this subject, Is awarded {,
Harry 4iarbury Tayloe.
The Hagner prize. offered fo- the best examina
ton in genitO-urinary surgery, given by Dr. Franl
= Hagner. Is awarded TO Harry Marhury Tayloe.
Department of Dentistry.
Department Of dentistry-The first prize for tn
best record throughout the course Of three years
awarded 10 James Walter Bernhard. Of Pennsylva
/ MA whose average is ss.4 per cent Honorable men
ton is made OF Walter Henry Hildredth, Of New
d York, whose average Is s55 per cent. and EmlyI
James BTitton, Of PENNSYLVANIA, whose average i