The Washington times., 1909-06-09
(ContInued Ion First 20

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the place of footIights. and thousands
OF blossoms were banked several rect
high over the orchestra pit Festoons OF
DUN and blue, with bun ana Diue Fan
ners. were strung about the boxes ana
into them We're looped scores OF huge
bouquets
At 1870, the graduates. 49, marched
into the theater, double file. and took
their places. PRAYER by the Rev. Robert
NJ Moore followed, and, folloWing music
nv the orchestra, James Wlllis-m Berry
who later received a degree of 3. A.
delivered an Grafton on Senedlet AT At
mold" His address was followed with
close attention, for the reason that he
showed the good points IN the lie OF
the man whose name is usually sYnony-
nous with traitor.
Mastery of Mind.
Mastery of Mind was the topic upon
which Raphael Henry Blakesley spoke,
taking the ground that a man shapes his
own career, and that he is not the
product Of his environment.
More music followed. then came Pres
ident Nsadham's address. Following
this. the deans of the schools presented
their candidates for degrees TO Presi-
dent Needham and received their diplo-
mas.
Tonight at Rauscher's the members
of the faculty of George Washington
University viii be hosts at the an
nual reception to the graduating
classes of the university
This is one OF the events or tne
George Washington University COM
mencemenG week TO which the mem
hers of the student body look for
ward eagerly and is always the oc-
casion of much enthusiasm.
There will be music and dancing
The reception viii begin at o'clock.
Columbian College.
Dean Wilbur presented the following
candidates for degrees IN Columbian
College. ----o.o--., rs
Vera Elsie Adams, District Of Column
bia with disunctionl.
Cbarles Harvey Bowker. District Ct
Columbia, NJ. p, Hahnemann Medical
College. National University Medical
Lillian Claire Cash. District of Column
Christine Merrick Church. District of
Columbia
Ruth Gilbert Cochran, Colorado.
May Thacher Cooke, Colorado.
Marion Edith Craig Pennsylvania,
with distinction
William Joseph Francis Curran. vir-
ginia-
Howard G. England, District of Co
lumbia Maryland Divinity School.
Anne Lee Ettenger, Indiana.
Frank Orear Everett, Missouri
Charlotte Raynsford Harrington. Min
nesOta.
Lille V. Keathley, North Carolina
James Lnthr Martin, Maryland; 1904.
Theological Seminary In Virginia
Tench Tilghman Marye, District Of
Yale o Wilmington. District of Column
bia.
Roy Layman Joseph Newhouser.
Pennsylvania.
Edgar Corden Powers. District of Co
lumbia
Henry y. sisco. District Of Columbia.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
Nellie Ecker Besselievre, District Of
Mary Cecilia Breen. District of Column.
Joseph Ryland Curl. District of Co
Franz Frederick ". Dahn. Minnesota.
Laura ShackeifoFd. District OF Colum-
Sidney Forsythe Sherwood. Virginia.
College Of Engineering.
Dean Hodgkins presented the follow
ing candidates for degrees in the Wash
ington College OF Engineering:
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, CIVIL
ENGINEERING.
Raymond Edmond Adams, Pennsyl-
vania
Max ". Winter, Nebraska.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, ELEC-
TRICAL ENGINEERING.
Ara Marcus Daniels. District OF CO.
lumbia
George winship Easterday, District
of Columbia.
William Frederick Nickel. Maryland
Harold Brooke Stabler Maryland.
Philip H. Ward. jr., District of Co
lumbis
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, MECHAN-
1CAL ENGINEERING
Kemp Gerard Acker. District of Co
Political Science.
Dean Wilbur. Of Columbian College,
presented the following candidates FOR
degrees in the College Of the Political
Sciences, and division of education.
BACHELOR OF ARTS, COLLEGE OF
THE POLITICAL SCIENCES.
Charles Raymond Atkinson, Wyom-
BAcHELoR or ARTS AND TEACH
Err 5 DIPLOMA DIVISION OF
EDUCATION.
Alice Sinclair Botlzin. District of Co
iuni MA
May Paul Bradshaw, District of Co
lumbia.
Edith Lee Compton, District OF Co
Iun1bia
Henry White Draper. District Of Co
lumba.-
Margaret Newton. District Of Co
BACHELOR or ARTS.
Mildred Floyd Johnston. District of
TEACHERS DIPLOMA.
Ruth Fowler B. A, 1903. University
OF Indiana
Department of Medicine.
Dean Philips presented the following
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