New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-11

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Here's TO you, Tom Brown
Here's to you. my joyial friend -,
30 we u take cup before we part TOT edNe VI
company.
Wen drink before we part
Here's to you. Tom Brown.
The name OF each man in the class Was
sung as he held the cup, the exercises
lasting until late at night. After the last
mans health had been drunk the next
years seniors fled slowly around the
east end Of Nassau Hall as the graduating
class fled away to the right. In silence
next years guardians Of the steps took
their stations After T. T. Pendleton'
president OF the outgoing class, had turned
the privileges OF the seniors over TO II
in a short speech there was cheering for
'l3 as Il left the campus for the class
dinner in the Casino.
Put Out Every Light.
Returning later the class Of 10 fol-
lowed Princeton traditions and drove
everybody from the campus and put out
every light in the dormitories preparatory
to the rites of burning the benches which
they had used for senior singing. A bon
nlt OF benches diouUu lIt Olu Ndililpi''
which is the centre Of everything joyous
and solemn on the campus. severed the
last connection of the 10 men from their
undergraduate days
Howard c. Phillips. OF Chicago. class OF
90. was elected to-day a member Of the
board of university trustees TO serve for
FIVE years The board also announced the
appointment of }. o. H. Pitney. class of
81. of Newark. as a life member to sue
coed the late stephen s. Palmer.
Professor Paul Van Dyke of the univer-
sity faculty. was appointed TO the recently
endowed chair in history on a foundation
Of $4,000 by an anonymous donor. Pro-
fessor Leroy McCay also Of the faculty
was made the incumbent OF the chair OF
chemistry recently endowed by Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Moore, Of New York city
with a fund Of 10000 The resignation OF
stockton Arson as professor OF English
was announced.
President Hibben announced at me
commencement exercises that Mrs Rus
sell Sage had promised 10 give 10000 for
new university dining hall provided the
university raised $4,000 for the same pur-
pose. Plans for the new building have
been drawn and approved.
President Hibben also said the class OF
s. had increased its decennial gift OF
$4,000 10 s2j 600 for the maintenance Of the
department in economies. During the
year, according 10 President Hibben,
about $4,000 had been received for en-
dOWments and about $4,000 for current
expenses. In addition 10 this there are
the requests OF Ferris $ Thomson ana
William b. Reed. jr., from which the uni
versity will receive eventually about
S25D.pDO. The Thomson gift also carries
with it an immediate income Of $4,000.
The resignation of former President
Francis Landey Patton as lecturer III
ethics was received.
The following degrees and honors for
general excellence were conferred and
lellowships awarded:
Bachelor of Arts.
Pursei Elder Adams. Frederick Haiman
Atwood English Bagby, Charles Dabney
baker, Daniel Baker, Lawrence Adams
Baker Robert Dodge Baldwin. Samuel
Dennis Bell, Herbert Weller Berky. Will
lam FOrman BiCkel William Dennisun
Bckham. Charles Edward bingham,
Glauwin BoutOn.
Brown, Wendell Wheeler Brown, Alison
Reid Bryan, Benjamin Allen Calhoun
Philip Lttlejohn Coffin, George Dawson
Coleman, Norman Peoples Coolidge, Ed
Critchlow. Arthur Pierson Curtis. willard
Stanley Danser, Wilburt Cornell Dawson,
William Hamilton Dickey, Bruce Nc
Naughton Donaldson
Lindsay Montgomery Donaldson, Earl
Leroy Douglass Ferdinand Eberstadt,
Francis Shelton FAIR. Gilbert Forbes, Ar
thur Eugene Fox. Edwin Ray Frazier,
John Appleeate Furman. jr" Georse
Houston CASTOR. jr.. Loren Greene Gatch,
Harvey Geiger. John Alexander Gilmore.
William Rodger Gilmour, James Henry
Gorham, Robert Morris Green.
Alden Donnely Gron. James Caldwell
Grundy. Henry Eastman Hackney. Wa
ter Brand Hall Truman Parker Handy.
James Penrose Harand, Alfred Gibbs
Harlow. Henry Winthrop Hastings. War
rem Hastings. Dudley Allen Hawley. Ar
thur Woodruff Hay. Thomas Watt Hen
derson. Robert Scovel Hendrickson. David
Reeves Henry Ralph Tilden Holsapple.
Raymond Talmage HOPES. Sidney Henry
Horner Kenneth Howard, Alexander
Hays Hunter.
De Witt clinton Jones. jr., Sd. Charles
Clinton Edmunds Kimban, IT,. Morris
Egenton Kinnan. Joseph Proctor Knott.
jr, Cornelius Van santvoord Knox, vii
mer Lands. John Adrian Larkin, Edward
Law Robert Church Lee. William John
Logan, Francis Cowlyn Ill. Alan Wood
Lukens Edward Mack, jr.. Seward Nc
Kittrick. Thomas Murphy Mcmillan, jr..
Francis Henry Marling. Stanley Mat
thews. Clifford Schuyler Mortified.
Benjamin Rodney Michael, John Ather-
ton Miller. Clarence Van Schaick Mitchell,
Stanley Matthews Moffat John Rhea
Montgomery, George Orlando Morgan, r..
Sherley Warner Morgan. Franklin Wal
lace Morre!, Paul Forest Myers, William
Henderson Norman, Henry Bruner
O'Donohue. Robert Wilson Patterson, IT,
Talbot Taylor Pendleton, Lloyd Richards,
Albert Starnes Richardson, James Mckin-
ley Ross.
Donald Macgregor Roy, Warne Phillips
Schenk, Charles Scribner, jr., George Kline,
Shand, jr., James Cole Shively, Lionel
Veldemar Sylvester. John Farr Simons,
Arthur Delafeld Smith, Joseph Lyndon
Smith, Francis Cecil Speir, Robert Wilbur
Steele. jr.
Rupert Broas Thomas. jr., Victor Au-
gustus Trauh, Arthur Lusk Trowhridge.
Jacob Neuhauser Troyer. Benjamin
Franklin Van Vlet. Alan Tower Water
man, William Richardson Wensley. George
Parks Whitaker. Norton Rugee White
Gouding Kumer Wight George Walman
Wisner, Fitz William McMaster Woodrow
and Frank Dallain Worthington.
Magma cum laude.
Wendell Wheeler Brown James Penrose
Harland Joseph Proctor Knott jr., Ed
ward Mack, IT., Sherley Warner Morgan,
Albert StarneS Richardson Warna Phil