Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10
THRUSTON WILL TALK
TO C. ". U. STUDENTS
Principal Speaker at Annual Grad
uation Exercises
Tonight.
Superintendent of the d. c. Schools
to Be Given Honorary Degree
of Master of Arts.

Ernest L. Thurston superintendent of
schools Of the District of Columbia. is
to be the principal speaker at the ninety
third annual commencement exercises OF
George Washington University. The ex-
ercises are to be held at 8 O'Clock tonight
in Memorial Continental Hail. and Mr..
Thurston, whose subject is to be 1.-The
Educated Man and the Community is
to be given the honorary degree of mas
ter of arts.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton,
U S. N, retired, president of George
Washington University. is to address the
graduating classes, which are to be pre-
sented as follows:
Columbian College. presented by Dean
Wilbur; College of Engineering, Dean
Hodgkns: Teachers College, Dean Rue
diger: law school, Dean Gregory; medical
school Dean Borden: dental school, Dean
Walton: National College of Pharmacy,
Dean Kalusowski: College of Veterinary
Medicine Dean Buckingham; school of
graduate studies. Dean Munroe. Music is
to be furnished by the Marine Band
Roy j. Hardstaff is to be the senior
marshal of the evening. his aids being
Herbert P. Middleton and Francois H. X.
Reynolds. The invocation is to be pro-
nounced by Rev. j. ]. Muir, and Miss
Genevieve NJ. F'rizzell of the Teachers
College Is to deliver an address on The
Power of Personality. while Walter T..
Barton of the law school is to sreak on
THE Influence of the Lawyer for Good
During the exercises the degree of doc
tor of letters is to be conferred on
Perceval Hall Bennett Champ Clark,
son of Speaker Clark. is one of the stu
dents who will receive the degree of
bachelor of laws.
To Be Awarded Prizes.
Those to whom prizes are to be award
ed are:
Department of arts and sciences-Rug-
giles prize. Margaret NJ. Browne; Elton
prize, Edith Cheney; Davis prizes, Gene
We've NJ. Frizzell, Harry G. Beneman and
Esther E. Galbraith: D. \. r. prizes,
Margaret P. Wilson and Elizabeth Fer
guson; Thomas F. Walsh prize. Lillian
E. Carpenter: E. X. Cutter prize, Ma
thilde Eiker: Sigma Kappa prize. May H.
Boteler; Gardner G. Hubbard prize,
Harry G. Beneman; Colonial Danes
prize, Esther E. Galbraith, and Chi
Omega prize. Margaret P Wilson.
Law school-John Byrne & Co. prize
Company prize, Merrell E. Clark, and
Ellsworth prize, Frank A. Bower.
Medical schoolEWilliam K. Butler
prize, Roy ]. Iardstaff; George N. Acker
prize, Andres NJ. iowa, and Francis R.
Hagner prize. Tsannyoen P. SEE.
Dental school-Henry c. Thompson
prize, Samuel Danemann honorable men
ton, Meuorin Guilhempe).
National College of Pharmacy-John
A. AIilburn memorial scholarship, Earl
R. Hall, and William S. Thompson me-
mortal scholarship. Morris G. Goldstein.
College of Veterinary Medicine-F1rst
honor prize, Harry r. Getz, and opera
tive surgery prize, Irving NJ. Cashell.
Medals for intercollegiate debating.
Philip D. Bookstaber, John St. c. Brookes,
Herbert W. Cornell, Shirley P. Jones,
David B. Morehouse, Randolph c. Shaw
and John F. Webster.
High school scholarship awards in the
department of arts and sciences-Kendan
scholarship, Dorothy G. Sorn berger Cen
traD; first university. Wallace NJ. Yater
Eastern; second university, Emma Reh
Eastern; third university, Dorothy F.
Stiefel Central: fourth university. Mil
bred Padgett Central; fifth university.
Maurice Hermark (CentraD; sixth uni