New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-13
ADELPH| GIVES DEGREES
Three Lonely Men Among the
Scores of Girls.
ALL WOMEN HEREAF TER
Few Leftover Students of Mas
culine Persuasion Get Little
Notice in Feminine Throng.

Adeiphi College. Brooklyn. held it, nrst
graduating exercises as school FOR WON
en only al she Academy Of Music last
night and the girl graduates in their
caps and gowns. made the three lone men
who had been left over from the old re-
pime look very lonely ana out OF plac,
on the platform.
A fcw men who had once claimed their
share in the institution slipped into the
hall and hung about the back OF the
room. Some even sought seats in incon-
sp.cuOus places.
The commencement exercises were the
Sc, enteeuth 10 be- held by the college
After the Invocation by the Rev. ". T.
Davenport and the singing Of Alma
Mater" Dr. Cadman delivered an address
on The University and civic Ideals
Junior college certificates were given TO
the following.
Martha Albers. Jennie James Aver,
Florence Louise Becker, Helen Frances
Bcrquist. Margaret Elizabeth Hank
Clara Agnes CdsWeil. Elsie l.enorc cope
man, Caroline Louise Cook. Priscilla
Dexter. Florence Miriam dunno. katha-
rine Duntzc. Ella Woodruff Dutcher.
Agnes Adelaide England. Florcnc" The
rcsa Fennins. Louise May Hall Elsie
Hayward. Bertha Catherine Ielmkcn.
Ida May Howard. Ruth Gladys lIoyt
Marjorie Hunt. Florence johanna Isen-
burger. Dorothy Viola Kennedy May
Veronica Kennedy. Edna Kincaid, Anna
Sherman Knapp and Erncstine Kuhnla.
Mildred kathryn Kunze. Estele Laux.
Marjorie May MacDOwcll. Janet Wylie
McCracken Mabel Frances Marine. Emma
Anna Moehling. Josephine Monaco. Edna
Grace Nicholson. Mary olivia ODonneJL
Madeline Nincentinc OFT, ClaTissa Petit.
Estele Rae Price. Ruth Randel. Eloise
Maude Ritter. Vera Roscoe. Hernia Ross.
Louise Lohmann Schriefer. Idelle Scott.
Harriet Smith, Ottilia Maria Stehlin, Jo-
sephlne Elsa Stumpi. Helen Josephine
Thoms. Elizabeth Trundle. Geraldine
Walker Esther Eva Waller. Edna May
Weber and Stella Anna Yuells.
Those who received diplomas OF the
Normal School for kndergartners and art
teachers are Florence Martin Baxter.
Marjorie Bantyre Bolger. Margaret
Travis BuCkwalter, Genevieve Marie Car
lin. Anna Susan Draudt. Gertrude Mary
Dumprof. Auguste Marie Eberle, Lillian
Mae Gallivan. Ina Mae Gould, Lillian
Halsey. Bertha Sophia Hilmer. Claudne
Roberta Johnston. Mildred Luce Keeney.
Olive Winifred Leighton and Elizabeth
Eleanor McAllister.
Irene McCulloch. Helen Elizabeth Nc
Killop. Mae Frances Odell. Eleanor Marie
O'Keefe. Charlotte Wright Peace. Mary
Jane Porter. Helen Martha Price. Chrys-
tai GLADYS Raynor. Marguerite Roberts.
Ethel Roy, Nav Dolores Shields. Edna
Belle Smith. Flora May Sytz. Dorothy
Geraldine Tracy. Anna Griffen Walker
and Dorothy Wing.
The degree OF Bachelor of Arts was con-
ferred on the following: Ethel Kingsley
Artoe. Mary Ellen Bertram, Gertrude Elise
Betsch. Agnes Boxold Ethel Lionelle
Brown Caroline Louise Cook. Flora
Francis Cook Elsa Wingate Draudt.
Katherine Elizabeth Foley, Honour Ber-
nadette Gleason. Catharine Gerard Glea
son. Carolyn Marie Gray. Marguerite Val
entine Haver. Mary Florence Hennelly,
Ruth Sherwood Hessey. Ida Virginia
Ueyson. Fannie Browne Ivans, Elizabeth
Wilson Kemlo. George Joseph Kerllng
Marion Frances Kramer, Florence Caro-
line Lampe. Emily Anna Mangam. Shir-
lev Lorraine Martin, Anna Louise Nc
Goldrick. Estelle Whitney Merrill. New
ton David Nichols Resale Wilhelmina
Ormont. Frances Rae Pecht. Ella Heaton
Pope. Marjorie juliet Prentis. Harriet
Rose Norma Eriksen Sammons. Alice
Sealy. Herman Sharlit Gladys Cameron
Simmons. Ellzabeth Anna Sullivan. Doro-
thy Prescott Tuthifl. Mabel Van Colt and
Paul Wicksman.
Two received the degree Of Master OF
Arts They are Mary G. G. Clarke. Il. a,
of the division of history and philosophy
and Nellie Shirley Russell. B. A.. Of the
division Of languages and literature.