The Washington times., 1914-06-10
173 GET DIPLOMAS
c. ". j. TONIGHT

The deans of the various schools Of
George washington University will pre-
sent 1z3 candidates for diplomas at the
rinety-third annual commencement
which Will be held AT Continental Mem
orial Hall at o'clock tonight.
Ernest L. Thurston, Superintendent Of
the Public Schools. will be the principal
speaker, his address being, The Edu-
Gated Man and the Community" Mr.,
Thurston, a graduate Of George Wash
ington in 1888. and a former professor
in the engineering department, viii be
given the degree of master of arts.
The address to the graduating classes
will be delivered by Rear Admiral
Charles Herbert Stockton. president of
the university. Music Will be by the
Marine Band. the program being as as
CRossinD; excerpts. "Sari' Helmann)
national anthem. THE Star-Spangled
Banner; romance, Traumerei' (Schu-
MANN: melodie. I'm Peu d'Amour''
tSilseu), and march, Admiral Dewey
lSantelmann).
Procession at o'clock.
The commencement procession will
enter the hall at o'clock, and the
opening prayer win be offered by Rev.
DR.. Joseph Johnstone Muir. Miss
Genevieve Margaret Frizzell, of the
Teachers College, will deliver an ora
ton on The Power of Personality"
and Walter Ebert Barton. Of the Law
School, will speak on The Influence
of the Lawyer for Good"
The honorary degree of doctor of let
tiers will be conferred on Percival Hall
Roy John Hardstaff will be senior
marshal of the evening, with Herbert
Paul Middleton and Frances Hue Kari
Reynolds as assistant. William H.
santelmann, director of the Marine
Band. will be in charge of the musical
program
The various graduating classes will
be presented by the following: Dean
Wilbur. Columbian College; Dean
Hodgkins. College of Engineerimg:
Dean Gregory, Law School; Dean
Borden, Medical School; Dean Wal
ton. Dental School: Dean Kalusowski.
National College Of Pharmacy: Dean
Buckingham. College of Veterinary
Medicine. and Dean Munroe, School
OF Graduate Studies.
Prizes To Be Awarded
Prizes will be awarded to the fol-
lowing:
Arts and Sciences-Margaret Marian
Browne, Edith Cheney, Geneyieve
Margaret FrizZeu. Margaret Posey
" lAGDU. LIllLdDtNA GSOl4t Lillian
Evans Carpenter. Mathilde Eiker,
May H. Boteler, Harry G. Beneman,
Esther Elizabeth Galbraith, and Mar
garet Posey Wilson.
Law School-James Francis Pierce,
Merren Edward Clark. and Frank Al
bert Bower.
Medical School-Roy John Hard
stan. Andres Martin iowa, and
Tsannyoen Philip SEE.
Dental school-Samuel Danemann and
Aemorin Guilhempe.
National College of Pharmacy-Earl
Richardson Hall and Morris G. Cold
stein.
College of Veterinary Medicine-Harry
Rohrer Getz and Irving Magruder
Ceshell.
intercollegiate debating-Philip David
Bo0kstaber. John St Clair Brookes,
Herbert Watson Cornell, Shirley PEN
rose Jones. David Bryan Morehouse,
Randolph Goldman Shaw. and John
Fraser Webster.
High school scholarship awards in de-
p2rtTnent Of arts and sciences-Do=nthy
g, Sornborger, Central High School:
Wallace NJ Yater, Eastern High School;
Emma Reh, Eastern High School; Doru-
Thy Franc Suefel, Central High School;
Mildred Padgett. Central High School;
Maurice HerZmark, Central High School;
Aubrey Eugene Hummer. Mckinley
Manual Training School; Esther Kahn,
Central High School