The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-12
Washington Z Tee
HAS It's GRADUATES.
HONORARY DEGREES PRIZES AND
SCHOLARSHIPS ARE ALSO
AWARDED.
DIR. CAMPBELL
PAUL M. PENICK. LEXINGTON AT
TORNEY, Is CHOSEN TREASURER
OF UNIvERsITY-FINAL BALL
ENDS EXERCISES.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LEXINGTON. VA, June IL
Tho graduating exercises Of Wash
ington and Lee university today
brought a successful year to a close.
One hundred and fifteen graduates re-
ceived diplomas.
DR.. Charles Beatty Alexander. re-
gent Of tho University Of New York.
delivered the address to the graduates.
Paul d. Converse. OF Tennessee, was
va~ledictorian.
Honorary Degrees.
President Horny Louis Smith an
neunced the following honorary de-
Grees conferred by the board Of trus-
tees:
Doctor Of Laws H. L. D.)-Presi-
dent George Hutcheson Denny. of Ala
hama: Francis T. A. Junkin. Of Chi
cago. ILL.,: Alfred P. Thomas. OF Wash
ington.
Doctor Of Letter (Litt. DIR.
Charles Beatty Alexander. OF New
York; Duncan Campbell Lyle, OF Nc
Donough. Md.
Doctor of Divinity I'd. D.)-Rev.
W. Cosby. Of Alexandria,; Rev. B. C.
Patterson, of Sanchow, China.
The board Of trustees elected Paul
M. Penick. a lawyer of Lexington. and
president Of the Bank Of Rockbridge.
- treasurer Of the university TO suc-
coed the late John l.. Campbell.
The following scholarships. medals
Ana diplomas were awarded:
1 Endowment Scholarships.
Howard Houston Fellowship
James Sommerville. Jr.. Walden. Miss
Mapleson Scholarship - Edward
Schley Deiaplaine. Frederick. Md.
Vincent L. Bradford Scholarship
william Moseiey Brown. Danville.
Va.
Luther Sewers Bireiy Scholarship
Clarence Lane Sager, Funkstown. Va.
Franklin Society Scholarship
Thomas Alexander McCorkie. Lexing-
ton. Va
James Mcdowell Scholarship
Joshua Clyde whetzel, Martinsburg.
W. Va.
James ]. White scholarship-Fran-
CTS .Pickens Miller. Lexington. Va.
Taylor Scholarship-James Carl
Fisher. Martinshurg, ". Va.
Young schoiarship-Rupert Nelson
Lattine. Bristol. Tenn.
University Scholarships.
In the Department OF Chemistry
9oftt AC0 \ S'tft IS
In the Department of Civil En-
Etneering-Edwin Wheeler Bucking-
ham, Jr.. Lynchburg, Wa. :
In the Department OF Economics
George Kerns. Charleston, w. Va.
In the Department Of English
Lacy Lambert stiney, keenan,. w.
Va.
In the Department of French
woodson PIyer Houghton, Washing
ton. d. c.
In the Department Of Geology and
BioloEy-Theodore Bryant I1eith.
Mountvilie. Va.
In the Department OF German
Ralph Terrell, Martinsville. W. Va.
In the Department of History
John Ward Baylor. Indian. Va
In the Department Of Latin
George Preston Jackson. Lyncheurg.
Va.
In the Department of Physics
Claiborne Watts Goode. Jr.,* Lynch
burg. Va.
In the Department of Politics
Clarence Richard weinherger.. Park
ersburg, w. Va.
Prizes Awarded.
gantini Medai-william Thomson
Hanxsche. Baltimore. Nd.
Orators Medal-Leo Vincent Jud-
ron, Norfolk. Va.
Masters OF Arts.
Cannon, Samuel Rhea- p, A.
Rural Retreat. Va: Miller, William
McElwee, b. A.. Lexington. Va: Neei.
william Trent. r. s.. Galax. Va: SOM
ervilie. James. Jr.. "a. A Walden,
Miss.
Civil Engineer.
Edward Henderson Deets, n, s..
Rockville. Md: Lester Boyd Dutrow,
Il. g., Knoxville, Tenn: Harvey Lock-
hart Handley. r. s.. Yankee, n. NJ.
One hundred and fifteen men re-
presenting n score of States received
the degrees of bachelor Of art. and
bachelor Of laws. The final ball to-
night closed the exercises.