The Washington times., 1913-06-11
BELL WILL RECEIVE.
i. UNIVERSITY DEGREE
Exercises for Graduates Of
George Washington School
Will Be Held Tonight.

Alexander Graham Bell will receive
the honorary degree of doctor OF laws,
George Franklin Bowerman, doctor of
humane letters, and Oscar Phelps Aus
tin, master of arts, at the graduation
exercises of George Washington Univer-
sity, at O'Clock tonight, in Memorial
Continental Hall.
President Stockton will address the
graduation class.
Our Equipment will be the subject
Of an address by Rex Emir Kinsell, of
Columbian College, and THE Law Of
Yesterday and Today" the subject of
Peter Royal Feldman, Of the law de-
partment.
The prize awards will be made as
follows:
Columbian College-RuggIes prizes.
two awarded for excellence in mathe-
rnatics: first prize, Louis Archer Max
SON.
Staughton prize, awarded for excel
ieSce in the Latin language and litera-
ttire: Arthur Huber Redfield.
Davis Prizes three awarded for ex-
,ellence in elocution: first prize, Rex
Emir Klnsell; second prize, Hilda
louise Ulrickson; third prize, Arthur
Huber Redfield.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton prizes. two offered by the chap
tcrs in the District Of Columbia 10
members of the graduating class Tor
high standing in history and LOT es-
saws on an assigned topic OF American
hjstors,: Leila Fordham Scott ana
Olivia Alexander Taylor.
Thomas +. Walsh prize. AWARDED TO
that candidate for graduation, VINO
having maintained a high standard OF
scholarship in history. proouGes tns PES .so
history of Ireland: Lulu Mignonne NC
Cabe.
Best In English.
E. K. Cutter prize, awarded for ex-
ceilence in English: Lulu Mignonne
McCabe.
Sigma Kappa prize, in English. award
10 that member of the freshman class
Eho passes the best examination In
English rhetoric: Elizabeth Weber.
Gardiner G. Hubbard prize. AWARDED
to that candidate for graduation VINO
has maintained during four years high
standing in American history and pro-
luces the best essay touching some as
signed period of American history: Ar
thur Huber Redfield.
Colonial history prize offered by
Chapter LII of the Colonial Danes OF
america for, excellence in American CO.
,f.nlal history: Eva Phelps Kelley.
Fitch prize, awarded for excellence In
Chemistry: John Brockwell.
chi Omega prize in philosophy, award.
ed for the best essay on a philosophical
subject: Lulu Mignonne McCaoe.
For Mathematics.
College Of engineering and mechanlc
arts-Ruggles prizes, two awarded LOT
excellence in mathematics; second
prize. Erwin Harsch.
Muth prize, offered py George :.
Muth & Co., for the highest average
record in mechanical drawing, Eo"dru
lanes MacBride Sterrett, jr., prize,
awarded to that student taking course
/ in physics who obtains the highest
average in special examina tion on q
given subjest and in the writing af an
essay on an assigned topic, Albert
Ihurston st. Clair.
Department of law-F1rst honors IN
the June graduating class given to the
student in that class who attains the
highest average of scholarship during
The entire course, Burr Shearer Stottle;
average, 9o.39 per cent.
American Law Book Company prize,
awarded TO the student graduating In
the entire course for the LIZ b. degree,
with the highest scholastic standing
for the entire course Lloyd Hall Sutton.
LII. B. with distinction), winter con-
vocation, 1919; average, Sl.05 per cent.
Ellsworth prize, awarded for the best
Lawrence A. Gale Miller.
Department OF medlclne-William Is.
Butler prize, awarded for the best ex-
animation in ophthaimoiogy; Josiah
Baker Henneberger-
George y. Acker prize, awarded for
the best examination IN pediatr:cs;
Leonard Harrison English.
Francis r. Hagner prize, awarded for
the best examination in genito-urinary
surgery: JOSIAH Baker Henneberger-
Department Of dentistry-Henry c.
Thompson prize awarded to the best
operator in the dental fntirmary: Claude
Durfee; honorable mention: Walter
Brittin SiIliman.
National College of Pharmacy-John
s. Mflbrrn memorial scholarship.
awarded for the best record in the
senior class: Raymond D. kinsey.
William S. Thompson memorial
scholarship, for the 0esi record I'm The
junior class: Walter J. 4. Donohoc
Edward 7. Fristoe memorial scholar
ship. awarded for the Oest record I'll
the freshman class: Herrord T. Cow
ling.
Medals awarded for intercollegiate de,
bating-Harry Gabriel SeItzer, Teacher,
Uoilege; Randolph Goldman Shaw, de.
partment of law; Burr Shearer Stottle
department OF law.
department OF arts and sciences-Ken'
dall scholarship, Gertrude Catherine Fo
gerty, Central High School: first uni
yersity, Yetta Brez, Central High
School; second university. Karl willet
diller. Mckinley Manual Trainirrs
school; third university, Jane Norman
'tout, Central High School; fourth
University, Ethel Wolf, Central High
school; fifth university, James Allison
buchanan. Central High School; sixth
university. May Hovencamp Boteler
Eastern High School
In the department of medicine-Cor.
coran faculty scholarship. RAYMOND r
Storch, Central High School.
Appointed internes I'm university hos.
Dftal-RnV NJ Eortiar and a,,f. roh.