The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-06-20
COMMEN CEMENT AT
DELAWARE COLLEGE

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The commencement exercises OF
delaware College were held on We'd
nesday morning. The address was de-
lEered by Senator Robinson, of Ark
ansas, who was introduced by Sena-
tor SaulsDury. Three OF the grad
yates delivered orations:-- Messrs.
Archie Dean Homewood, Charles Ed
ward Grubb, Emory Wight Loomis.
Inc hrst prize for the best literary
essay, written by. an Undergraduate,
was won by Joseph Edward Wallis, OF
ing in English by John A6el Honkins.
OF Newark; for oratory on Temper
ance subject (3d prizel by George
france Anderson, OF Newark. The
members of the graduating class are.
bacheior OF Arts IN Artsand Science
-AiIIed freston scout.
Bachelor OF Science in Arts and
Sclence-Archle Homewood Dean,
Norman armstrong Groes, Henry
Morgan, TOBIAS Rudolph and Joseph
EdWaro watts,
BacneIor OF Science In Agriculture
-Paui emerson.
6acheior OF Science IN Civil Engin-
eeflng~Walter e. George ;Aurand, AL
Ired Champerialn Conneilee, Charles
Edmuno Gruoo, Joseph warren NC
Ca1erty, norman Joseph Mcdaniel
ana J0nn Harold Veaie..
Bachelor OF Science In Mechanical
EEngineering-CIlnton Eng Harriott Brown,
1afi We6ster Hearne, Elmer Keller
Racbalo, of Sc;anno ~ EIao+,.;oo1
Englneerlng-Robert Walker Grams
ton, arthur cleveland Huston, Will
Dur Earl Lind: Emery Wight LOOMS
ana samuel Miller Shallcross.
Farmers Dav
Monday has become established and
popular as Farmers, Day in Com;
mencement week at Delaware, and all
records Tor attendance were broken
tms year, year, 1t beng estimated that 1000
70 oooo people were at the College
farm:
In the morning a meeting was ad-
dressed by MISS RoDlnson- Dean OF the
new Womans college, Mrs. Jean
fouike, MRS; A. u. warner, Mrs. Mes;
SICK: MIS- MISS Messlek, Mrs. Jones and
froI. Ellis OF the University OF Texas;
all the speakers dwelling on some
phase Oh the work to be accomplished
py the Womans college.
In the afternoon Governor Miller
presided at the meeting and addresses
were MADE by Dr. warren Il. Wilson,
M Oh ne" ork; lJr. L. N; carver, OF
washington, Or. Cyril G>Hopkins and
1uoge henry conrad.
Class Day
luesday was given up to the reun-
ION OF Aiumhl ana to Class Day eXer.
Glses; Among those at the Alumni
Luncneon were
u L. sloan, ). r; Dlggs; r.. l.. Jac-
OBS, Y. n. Jones; h. X. Whittlngham,
y. 4. lhomas, howard Ennis, J. II.
terkihs, w. 4. Edgar, =: Il. Lind, W.
a. a 1aWdoh' HroI' =. a. snort, arthur
Y. huston; w. l.. Beck, Philip Green
stem, W. W. Shafer, ). r. Watts, DIR.
". owen Sypherd; ). +. armstrong,
"A y. Ward, Z. I; johnson, }. ii. Hos
singer Egmont Horn. George Lock
Woou, 'onh r. 10tWals, fTof; George +.
Dutton, r. ): Price, K. II: Morrow, W.
"A. singles, Sharles T. Messlck, +. l..
1noTter, l.. +. Maler, W. L. Leonard,
w W. j; bratton; John AttlX, W. E. Lind,
w. a. Rosseil, A. II. Dean. Robert
Samuel Knopf Walter G Curtis Hoy
low H.Curtls, A; M. jackson, n. NJ.
Motnerali, n. l. Hurlock, DR.. George
W. Marshall, EDWARD Hearn, Randall
1arswell, "a Norris Wright. John Pilling,
waiter u. Aurand, Edward Watts, c.
w. Hearn, I; Z, Watts, t. b: Patter-
son, Char,es 3. Evans, Lewis w. Mus
tara, william francis, d. II. Bell, j.
II. raymond, Z. M. Steel Hayes Will
SON A. Z; Connellee, E. L: Price, R: c.
wilson, j. ID. IruXton, II. A. Miller,
William LaWton1, +. Z. Shallcross, w.
w; Prlce, Arthur ): Houchin, Jr:,
TOBIAS Rudolph, ;. M: Shailcross, Prof.
+. Laurence Smith, j. w. McCafferty
ana , Norman A. Groves:
Inc ClaSs Day exercises were held
IN the College, oratory. Music was
turnlshed by the college orchestra. E.
=: Souder was chairman. The class
history was read by G. II. Brown and
the class prophecy by j. h. Watts.
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