The Washington times., 1914-05-29
LAW DIPLOMAS ARE
GIVEN LARGE CLASS
Fifty-fve Graduate at the
Washington College of Law.
twenty-five Are Women.

The Washington College Of Law tocay
boasts having graduated the largest
lass In its history. following the sn-
uual exercises, held last night In Con-
mental Memorial Hall at which di-
plomas and certificates were given to
forty-ffve students. OF the forty-fiye
graduates, twenty-five are women.
The, diplomas were presented by Dean
Emma NJ. Gillette. The principal ad-
dress was delivered by Congressman
James NJ. Graham of Illinois. Stanton
:. Peele, former chief justice Of the
Court of Claims, and president of the
board of trustees of the institution, ad-
dressed the class.
For the highest average In the second
year highest honors were awarded TO
Edwin A Mooers, of the senior class; /;
honorable mention was given to Eunice
Wortham Wright and Adele Minnie
Stewart
For the highest record examination
In trademarks.p patent law course, high
est honors were awarded to w. q.
Jones. The highest average In junior
year was made by Paul z. Pierce; hon
ofabie mention TO ]. Edward Tenly.
The highest average of the freshman
Year class was made by Laura Ii. Ber-
rien.
Other Scholarship Awards.
year scholarship for graduate work.
was won by Edwin A. Mooers; honor
able mention to Albert Temple
For the highest standing in scholsr-
chip during the entire, course-nrst ana
second prizes (gold medals). were
Adele Minnie stewart; honorable men.
ton to Eunice Wortham Wright and
William Henry Delaney.
For the best work in moot court BY
members OF senior class the honor was
won by William E. Chapman, and hon
orable mention given TO Eunice Worth
an Wright, William Henry Delaney,
and James Patrick Greeley.
List of the Graduates.
those who received degrees of bache-
Tor Of laws were Herbert Blase An
drew, Sarah T. Andrew. Lillian Cox
Athey, Marie Louise Bottineau Baldwin,
William Edgar Chapman. Helena Tracy
DOGGY. William Henry Delaney. James
Patrick Greeley, Harry Jay Groff. Dan
iel Curtis Hall. William S. Hammers,
Henry J. Hayden, Lydia Hendrickson,
Christian Frederick Himmler, William
Clarence Houghtelin, Francis Albert
Huston. Julius Adam Kaiser. Mary Lee
Kiddoo, John Meador King, Ethel Lee
raghy. Donald A Macdonald. Bess Mel |
ton, Effie Meta Miller, Edwin A. Moo |
ers, ]. Homer Smith, Chauncey Depew |
Snow. Adele Minnie Stewart, Albert |
Temple. May Dennison Trader, Henry |
c, Wilson, and Eunice Workman Wright. !
Degrees OF master Of laws were given |
TO Kate Peninah johnson. Gertrude |
Ella Leonard, Mary OToole, Kathryn 4
Sellers, Roselle Mckee Shelton, Adele
Virginia Smith, Emily Alexina Spilman.
Mary 2. Sweeney, Eunice Heating /
and Elizabeth Irene Weaver.
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patent and trademark law were WILL |
lam Edgar Chapman, Walter @. Jones,
Mary lOToole, John A. Tauberschmidt,' \
and g. Holland Williams
C. Keith Carfin. president Of the first
year class OF the National University |
Law School. was awarded a gold medal
ast night By the school. at the annual
banquet, held at the University Club.
Denver s. Church OF Cali
ornia and Charles D. r. Carusi, dean
# the school were the principal
u. e. Anderson. president of the sec
'nd-year class: John NJ. Murphy. pres
dent Of the third-year class. and
,harles A Keigwein. president Of the
ourth-year class, were among the
:. o. Donner. G. Leybufn shorey, w.
d; Rice, George G. Box. Leo +. Evan
haw. L Berman George Alpha Gam
lett, Jesse z. White. r. c. Riensel,
Trancis D. Alexander, Louis Rattner,
Z ofenberg. J. B. Harrell, jr.. Ernest
y. Miller, 3. Y. Martin. ]. NJ. Gross
nan. w. T. Jones, Charles E. Tullon,
ames Y. Norton. Oliver T. Lawrence,
". o. Arner. z. l. Finch, 8. p. Dow
rs, J. 8. West, Otto E. Koegel, John S.
)ennee. W. J. Conlyn, Paul Rollins
Irthur A Wilsdorf, c. J. Milhron. w.
;. Dent. E. J. Church, E II Evarts,
nd Hugh z. Gladman-