New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
60 THEOLOGIANS
ARE GRADUATED
Award of Degrees and
Prizes Marks Princeton
Seminary's Exercises.

Princeton, N. j., May 9.-Sixty stu
dents were graduated to-day at the
104th commencement of the Princeton
Theological Seminary. OF these twenty
one received the degree Of Bachelor Of
Divinity for special work, while six
fellowships and five prizes were an
nounced.
The Rev. Dr. Maitland Alexander, of
Pittsburgh, president of the board Of
trustees, presided at the exercises,
which were held in Miller Chapel. The
Rev. DR.. John K. Davies, of Philadel
phia, addressed the class, and the Rev.
DR.. Sylvester Beach, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church Of Prince
ton, announced the awards of fellow
ships and prizes. DR.. Ross J. Steven
son, president of the seminary and
moderator of the Presbyterian General
Assembly, conferred the degrees and
made a farewell address TO the class.
The graduates were:
Charles Menger Alderman. William Sage
horn BaltZ, Louis van Valzah Barber Cliff
ford Osee Barber. Moses II. Brackyille, Al
bert Bruchhaus, Herbert Raymond Bryan
Adam Brown Caldwell, Archibald Camp
bell, John Randolph Campbell. Thomas
Stacey Capers. Angelo Maria Centanni
Edwin Stanley ChedIster, William Davies.
Samuel Reynolds Diehl, Harold Irving DON
nelly, William Thompson Manasche, Fred
Lee Harper. Warren Hiram Hayes and New
man Warren Hess.
Ernest Paxton Janvier. Paul Fisher Lam
dis, Charles Henry Lewis, Alexander Cliff
ford McMuilen. Edwin Fleming Montgom-
cry. Thomas Arthur Patterson, Arthur Reno
Porter, George Yeisley Rusk, Earl Lands
Stehman, Hendrix Peter Larthimus Steyn,
Aladar Tomosanyi William lie Grand Tuck
er. Henry Frederick Wilke. William Charles
Roberts Williams, Merle Clayton VIM. David
Hosweil Wye. William Norris Wysham and
Lewis Edmund Shields.
The graduates receiving the degree OF
Bachelor of Divinity were Howard Edgar
Bodder, Frank Goess BOssert. William Rob
ertson de Yilliers. Richard John Dosker.
Charles Darby Fulton. Walter Darby Fulton
Walter Edward Jordan. Toyohiko Kagawa.
Paul Edwin keene. Joseph Spencer KennRrd.
James Alexander Machean, Edwin Fem-
ing MONTGOMERY. Winfield S. Morrow. Ebert
Jerome Niekerson, John GaEon Noordewier,
Howard Arlington Aorthacker. Robert Leon
ard Riddle. Mebane Ramsey. David Charles
Ross, Bart Dannelly stephens. Jan Karei
van DoAieA hAH i'NSAiS h@ii FoeN
The fellowships awarded were:
George S. Green Fellowship in Old Tesla
ment literature TO Jane Burd Wilson.
William Henry Green Fellowship in Semitic
philology 20 David Russell Wylie.
Alumni Fellowship in New Testament and
the Archibald Robertson Scholarship TO
Harold Irving Donnelly.
Calston-Winthrop Fellowship In apologetics
70 Mebane Ramsey.
Galston- Winthrop Fellowship in church
history 20 Thomas Stacey Capers. II he COM
pietes his examination, which was broken
into By sickness in the family.
Galston-Winthrop Fellowship in didactie
and polemic theology TO Edwin Fleming
Montgomery.
Awards Of prizes we're:
First scribner prize in New Testament
literature to William Warren Hayes.
BENJAMIN Stanton prize In Old Testament
literature TO Joseph Minton Batten.
Firt Robert l.. Maitland prize in New
Testament exegess TO William McElwee
Miller
Archibald Alexander Hodge prize in didac-
tic and poemic theology 20 George Rusk.
Thanksgiving prize In history Of doctrine
70 Warren Hiram Hayes.
Following the exercises we're an
alumni luncheon and meeting at which
the Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil, Of Rich
mond, Va, presided.