Evening journal., 1917-06-13

Carlton Hastings. Of Laurel. and Har,
old Wolfe Horsey. OF Dover
Bachelor OF Science in Agriculture
Richard Morrison Appleby. OF New
Castle; Franklin Tracy Campbell. OF
D. c.; Harvey Wilson
Ewing. OF Zion. Nd; Carl Rudolph
Fischsr ard Francis Albert Gilman OF
Philadelphia. James Mcconnell Helm
e. and John Abel Hopkins. IT.. Of
Newark William Nirden Marshall Of
lewes and William Homer Savin. OF
ChesNoid
Bachelor OF Science in Civil Engi-
neering John Hurst Beauchamp,
Michael joseph Fidance, Joseph
Eoiton Jones. Albert Ruth and Ed
win Gaylor Smyth OF Wilmington.
and LEROY Bayard Steele. OF Elsmere
Bachelor OF Science In Mechanical
observation-disclosures Smith Of Henry
Clay.
Bachelor Of Science in Chemical
EnginoerinF- Harold Mercer Veasey,
OF Wilmington.
Winners Of the Prizes.
Prizes we're awarded as follows:
Bishop Coleman memorial prize
To graduate having best standing in
Dts senior yea-. S25, Harold Wolfe
Horsey.
Alumni prizes-Best debaters in an.
nual contest-First $50. Leroy Bay
ard steele; second $50, William Scott
Lovey.
Lieutenant Clarke Churchman me-
mortal prize-Student attaining high
est proficiency in military depart
ment. SOS. Robert Houston Pepper
Philo sherman Bennett prize--For
best essay discussing principles OF
free government S25, Donald Pan
coast Horsey
william d. Clark prize-student
showing greatest proficiency in mathe-
matics during freshman and sophie
more years-First, $3.50 William
Springer Moore; second, s12.5o Jay
Robinson.
Trustees prize-Junior who during
.hree years has maintained highest
general average IN all college activi-
les. $50. Donald Panooast Horsey.
State Grange prizes-Three stu
Tents who have made greatest pro-
sress in agriculture course First.
80. Jonathan Farr Davis; second.
no, John Abel Hopkins, Jr., and third,
IS. Henry Leroy Kister.
Francis A. Cooch botanical prizes
Two students making best collection
If Towering plants native 70 Della
yare--Tirst, Sis, Edmund Wollaston
ienvis; second, $40, Arthur c. Chh-
as
William II. Purnell memorial prize
Best essay on some phase OF history
" Delaware or Eastern Shore, S25
robert Houston Pepper.
Edward +. Mullen prize-Senior IN
,ivil engineering displaying most
in writing his thesis, S25,
.eRoy Bayard Steele.
Robert Bayne Wheeler Scholarship
-S125, William T. Broughall, of VII
nington.
lnyeil Wolf Portrait.
A feature Of the program this after
loon will be the unwilling OF a por-
raft OF the late DR.. Theodore r.
Wolf. for many years State chemist
and In charge Of the chemistry de-
lariment Of the college. This will
lake place in the new Wolf Hall the
science building, named in honor OF
Dr.. Wolf Il will be presented by his
SON Robert B. Wolf. and will be &C
cepted on behalf OF the college by
George Morgan. Tho portrait was
painted by Mlhran Kevorkian, lof
Philadelphia, and will hang In the yes
Thule OF the new building.
Henry 3. Thompson presided at a
luncheon held for the alumni and
,uests Immediately after the COM
nencement exercises.
This afternoon the Alumni Associa-
ion VIII hold its annual business meet
nd there VIII also be a baseball game
etween the seniors and freshmen for
be college championship.
There was much disappointment
mong tho college officials and students
ecause Of the fact that II. Rodney
harp. chairman Of the committee on
eveiopment, was unable 20 be present /
wing 20 illness. The Blue Book. which I
res placed on sale today, Is dedicated /
o Mr sharp
These members " the graduating class
ave been elected 90 the honorary fra I
crnitv. Leroy r. Steele. Harold w.
dorsey. John A. Hopkins. IT., Joseph II 1
ones and Edwin g. Smyth.
With ire farewell shop 70 he held in the
Armory tonight
The alumni-faculty supper held in
he new diningroom Of the Student Com.
mons last night attracted large NUM-
her Of graduates Of old Delaware and
practically All members Of the faculty
Dr. Samuel O. Mitchell presided and the
feature was n talk by DR.. J..
r. Parkin, Of oxford University, Eng
land.
lie spoke Of the many thousands of
men who are In this war.
Others who spoke NJ the supper were.
Thomas Davis. Charles W. Bush. George
Morgan. John s McNfaster, Professor C.
A. short Dean a. r. Cullimore and for
mer Congressman William II. Head. An
address written by T. \. Vallandigham
was read by Or. w Owen Sypherd.
Following the supper there was re-
union Of tho various fraternities at the
frat houses.