Evening star., 1911-06-08
DCOURSE TONIGHT
Annual Commencement of
Georgetown College.
CLOSE OF "PREP" SCHOOL
Award Of Prizes-Class Of 'Ol Cele.
brates Tenth Anniversary
Of Graduation.

The ninety fourth annual commence
| ment Of Georgetown College will take
place this evening, at 7:3O o'clock, in Gas
ton Hall.
Preceding the exercises the annual BAN
Quet for the graduates and the alumni
meeting will be held in the college din
ing hall. The dinner begins at O'Clock.
Andrew ]. Shipman. who graduated
from Georgetown in 1873. will make the
address to the graduates, following the
award of honors.
The order Of exercises follows: Grafton,
''The True Liberty Of Nations" Frederick
Gibbs: Grafton. The True Wealth Of Ma
tions.'' Leo F. Joliat; valedictory. 1.-The
True Progress of Nations" Charles An
gelo.
Preparatory School Commencement.
Commencement exercises of the George
town College Preparatory School were
held held yesterday afternoon. in CASTOR
Hall. Rev. John F. Quirk. s. j.. pre-
sented diplomas to twelve graduates. and
in a short address complimented them on
the completion of their preparatory course.
The following graduates received d.
plomas: Charles r. Galligan. Massachu-
setts; Calvin Garwood. Texas: Richard
tine T. Hayes. District of Columbia: Cor
nelius D. McGrath. Massachusetts,: John
j. McInerney, District of Columbia: John
j. Mattare, District of Columbia Carlos
Rodriguez, New York: Dolphin Rodriguez.
New York; John j. Shugrue. District of
Columbia: John w. Stohlman. jr., Dis
trict of Columbia. and Eliot j. Wright,
District of Columbia.
Award of Prizes.
Glass prizes were awarded as follows:
First preparatory-First prize, John Nc
Inerney: second prize. Calvin Garwood.
and Eliot Wright, ex aequo: English
composition. Thomas r. Jessup.
Second preparatory-First prize. Joseph
lish composition. John T. Mccarthy.
Third preparatory-First prize, Robert
Matthews; second prize. William Cusack:
English composition, Robert Matthews.
mund INLAND; second prize, George
Brown; English composition, George
Bliss.
First preparatory mathematics-First
prize. Roger Bone; second prize. Calvin
Garwood.
Second preparatory mathematics-First
prize. Arthur kirwan: second prize. James
Baxter.
. Third preparatory mathematics-Firs
prize. Joseph Leary; second prize, VIII
liam Cusack.
Fourth preparatory mathematics-FYrs
prize. Edmund inland; second prize, Mi
guel MARQUEE.
First preparatory French-First prize.
Eliot Wright: second prize. Manuel Pie
tro.
Second preparatory French-F1rst prize.
Calvin Garwood; second prize. James
Baxter.
Third preparatory French-F1rst prize.
Robert Matthews; second prize, Rufus
Lusk
First year Spanish-First prize. Thomas
Healy: second prize. Thomas R. Jessup.
Second year Spanish-First prize. Ray
mond West; second prize. jamie Vaughn.
The Frank NJ Rosillo gold medal for
Christian doctrine bounded by Mrs. John
T. Devine) was awarded to Michael DON
ohue.
The Philonomosian debating gold medal
went to Thomas Sullivan, the elocution
gold medal to James Hishan, and the
Trinity purse of S25 for mathematics to
Eliot Wright.
Reunion After Ten Years.
To celebrate the tenth anniversary Of
their graduation from Georgetown Col
lege members of the class Of 'O1 gath
cred at the Shoreham Hotel last evening
for their first reunion.
There was no set program Of speeches,
but Hugh J. Fegan. first vice president Of
on various members for short talks.
Those who were present were:
Lewis Lauve Of New York. Benson c.
Rice of New Jersey. Edward j. Smith
of Maryland (treasurer). Thomas Smith
of Tennessee. Clifford Sappington Of
Maryland. Joseph McCaigon of New York.
p ]. Fleming of Massachusetts,. A. Muir
ply OF Pennsylvania, Thomas Whalen Of
Maryland, Winfield Jones of Georgia. E.
l.. Byrne of New York. Stanley Brady of
New York, James J. Martin Of Louisiana,
Thomas A. Ferneding Of Ohio, James p
B. Duffy of New York. r. P. Whitley of
the District, James Horrigan of the Dis
trict, NJ. ]. Ready OF the District Hugh
j. Feagan of the District, John Keane Of
the District. George c. Green of North
Carolina. Wernick Herman Of New York.
c. NJ. Barry of Virginia. NJ. ]. Walsh Of
Pennsylvania, John Timmis Of Pennsylva-
mia and John p. Oracle and Asa c. Gra-
Gle of Arkansas.
This afternoon q picked team composed
| of players from the class Of 'O1 will line
up against a team composed of players
| from the present senior class