The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-06-18

Institute, Fort deposit, opened on
Saturday with the ast Chapel and the
initiation OF the Alpha Delta Tau Fra
tcrnty, founded at Tome in 1000 and
extended to other leading preparatory
schools in the interval. c. Ellis Por-
ter. of Perryman. one of the year s
graduates. Was admitted as meWber
OF Tome Chapter Director Thomas
s. Baker awarded prizes for the bes,
essay and book review to G. Ellis Por-
ter, set of Brownings Works. and
to Marvin Kent Curtis, ,f Chicago. a
set of Poe's Works. DR.. Baker also
awarded the following ath :tc honors
Wearers of the It" in base hall, David
son. Nisbet, Weems, Abber, Faure
Yule. Beasley and Mitchell IT, on
track, S. Kerr, A. Smith, Argue Ogle
and Hopkins "A. I. A." on track, A.
]. Carter. Hiscox. Clarke. Hamilton,
Smyser, Martin and Rosenfeld. Base
ball second team, Jamison, Kreider,
Palmer, Enggenheimer, Hall. Brown,
Knight, Vroman. Proctor, d. Williams
and Ritter. Dexter. champion, IuIe,
Furner-up, and Knight. consolation
prize winner at go'f. DR. Baker ad-
dressed the graduates. and the eXef-
cses closed with the singing OF Anna
Mater"
On Sunday. il Tome Memorial
Church, Rev. DR.. David G. Wylie
pastor at the Scotch Pr esbyterian
Church. New York. reached the bac-
calaureate sermon. On Monday the
Class Day exercises OF the Boys and
Girls Schools were held, the former in
the afternoon. and the latter in the
evening. Memorial Hall was decor
ated with flowers from the Italian
Garden and ribbons ui blue and white
the class colors Wade II. Bunting
Delivered the Presidents address,
Stuart Rich read the Class History, J.
C. Keplinger gave the Prophecy, J. M
White the Flag Grafton. X. w. CIR
ter presented the gifts ard w. b
Towne gave the Farewell address. F
L, Grandv presented the class memor-
i4I a iine~S,n-d dial At the Girls
School exeiSI,'sT-ss;;p puise Wagner
gave the Pres 4 sdress. Miss
Lille F. F. f"sh 'sfq /AElass history
Miss Nellie G. Pndujan made the
Presentation address. Miss Mary +
Mohrein gave the reply. Miss Li'l'an
F. Davis presented the Memertoes
Miss Anna Scott Wells made the re-
sponse. Miss Alva n. Berrikcr gave
the Lamp Grafton. Miss Caroline F
Webb. the response. Miss Lillian F.
Davis the Class song. and Miss May
F. Davis gave the Prophecy. a recep-
zion was held by Director Baker later
in the evening. and the grounds were
beautifully Illuminated
The commencement exercises prop
er were held on Wednesday in Me
mortal Hall Rev. William Dallan
Morgan, OF Baltimore. gave the Invo-
cation. and Charles NJ. Andrews Phi
D., Professor of History in Johns
Hopkins University. delivered the adj
dress to the graduates on the duties
of citizenship. saying, that America
had spent too much time sounding her
own praises while there was hardly
one civilized nation from which she
gould not get points for her own i'm
provemcnt. Perhaps at no time was
National or Municipal government
more corrupt but. happily there were
signs OF awakening, and the people
were realizing the need Of remedies ior
growing evils. Nndng men hal a
:. gigantic task set iur them They
should be courageous citizens and
stand for the right at all tines, Gov
ernor Crothers who awarded the di-
plonas to the graduates, said he hoped
+. they would take Dir. Andrews lesson
I to heart The best way to ru n son
was To give him money to Squandcr
Make a boy work for what he gets and
she will realize the value OF money. On
the other hand parents fortunes
I should be give nto the eirlS. Econom,
and usefulness form the basis oi sue
cess in life. Never be selfish Nc,er
!. be extravagant
N y The graduates were as follows:
Girls High Schc. l-Alva Naoma
Y etssllSs. Lillian Eliza Davis. Nellie
Hindman, Florence Ellen
w. Mary Frark'yn Mohrcin. Lii
Elizabeth Pugh Jessie Louise Wae-
--1fer. Annie Scott Wells and ccrtf,
Gates to Mary Franklin Latham AMI
Esther Friedman
s Boys Boarding School-Wade Hca,
bn Bunting and Harold Ellsworth
Aopwood. Of Pennsylvania: John Ber.
Nrd Barker. Harvey Irving Cassidy
s-Athur Breese Donaldson, Granville
Hopkins. Harold Dabney Kerr,
beer Hall Kerr. and Gabriel Ellis
3er, all of Maryland; Richard Whit
Garter. of Illinois: Jerome Hof-
M Brown and George Cornelius
Alig, Of Indiana: John Carper
hger. of Ohio: Davis Proctor. OF
William Brisben Towne and
IS Mayne White. Of New York,
2 iart Lowell Rich. oi MasSachu-
'e afternoon the students ard
met on the diamond and the
gpyon by score of 10 to 3, The
nade the only double pav of
(, Smith to Oldham to Cald-
Alumni banquet was he'd in
.t 6:3o, and at o:3o the Gem
dance. closing the pro
a.