New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
Some Members of Classes Of
1917 and 1918 Who En-.
listed Are Graduated Will,
Men of the Glass of 1919
lbs Cold Stars in Flag
Frank A. Vanderlip, DR.. W.
L. Manning and Robert
Bridges Among Honored
Staff Corresnondencc

Staff Correspondence
PRINCETON, June 16.-Princeton' 9
l72d commencement ended to-day with
the presentation of 201 degrees to
graduates, including number of men,
bers of the classes of 1917 and 1913
who went to war.
Honorary degrees were given Frank
A. Vanderlip, IL. D.; DR.. William T.
Manning, rector of Trinity, New York,
DID,; Provost Marshal General Enoch
Crowder, LII. D.; Robert Bridges, poet
and editor, Lift. D.; Jesse Lynch Will
lams, author and dramatist, Lift. D.;
Albert w. Atwood, journalist and
writer on economics and finance, A. NJ;
Edward Augustus Woods, authority on
life underwriting and originator of
the rating system for army officers,
A. M; Ernest Lester Jones, director
of the United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey, A. M; Paul Elmer More,
critic and philosopher, Lift. D.; Pro-
fessor John Douglas Adam, of Hart
ford Theological Seminary, D. d.;
John Mason Clark, New York State
geologist. D. Sc; Justice Charles VOL
colt Parker, of the New Jersey Su-
preme Court, IL. D.; Rear Admiral
Caspar F. Goodrich, D. Sc, and Will
lam Mindred Johnson, First Assistant
Postmaster General, LII D.
The academic procession from Mas
sau Hall to Alexander Hall was the
longest Princeton has ever seen. Many
OF the men were in uniform and
Princeton's service flag was carried.
This contains 5,O4S stars, 1876 of which
are gold.
This years prize men were an
nounced as follows
Alexander G.. McCosh prize-Philip
NJ. Kretschmann.
Baird prizes-The Baird prize, Sgd
ney D. Sherrerd; prize for oratory
Randolph c. Sailer; prize for delivery
Samuel N. Comfy.
Glass of 1859 prize-Sydney B. Self.
Glass of 1859 prize in ethics -Archi-
bald DeB.-J ohnson.
c. 0. Joline prize in American po-
litical history Sydney D. Sherrerd.
Lyman H. Atwater prize in political
Benz njamin II. Beckhart.
Lynde debate prizes-First. Sydney
D. Sherrerd; second, Randolph c.
Sailer; third, William D. F. Hughes.
Class of 1876 memorial prize-Ran
dolph c. Sailer
Philo Sherman Bennett prize in DO
ltical science-Benjamin II. Beckhart
Glass Of 1870 junior prize in English
Alexander c. Zabriskie.
Dickinson prize-Abner 'Evanns.
Mary Cunningham Humphreys,
Junior German prizes Charles G..
Sfoo obo1L ~
Manners Prizes-Winner of the
Golden Tiger-John Biggs, jr.
Glass of 1878, Fellowship in English
Donald Goodchild.
Alden Memorial Prizes in French
First, Donad NJ. Street; second, Jarvis
Cromwell
Garrett Prize in South American
History-.George A. Waddington.
Prize in American History Estab-
lished by the Society of Colonial Wars
in New Jersey--George A. Wadding-
ton.
Glass Of 1861 Prize-John H. Neher.
Glass of 1870 Sophomore English
Prize-James M. Landis.
Francis Biddle Sophomore Essay
Prize-Foster Rhea Dulles.
Class of 1883 English Prize for
Freshmen in School of Scence-Nelson
a. Kenworthy.
Lawrence Hutton Prize in History
Henry L. Wheeler, jr.
Final special honors were awarded
as follows:
Philosophy and Psychology-High
honors, Philip NJ. Kretschmann.
History and Politics-Highest hon
ors, Junius P. Fishburn, Henry l..
Wheeler, jr. High honors, George D.
Skinner. Honors, Meade Fletcher,
Ralph D. Mckee.
Classics-Highest honors, Paul H
Norton.
Chemistry-High honors, Sydney L.
Wright, jr., William c. Lyman.
Mathematics and Physics-Hiphest st