The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-06-01

Smith College: william Franklin
Haywood. Texas. A. B.. 1917. How
ard Payne College; Charles Madi-
son Hewett. Iowa, A. B., 1917. Up
per Iowa University: William
Elisha Honeycutt. North Carolina.
A. B.. 1919, Wake Forest College;
Merritt Eugene Lindsey. New
York, Diploma, 1901. University of
New York, 3. Ped. 1902, B. s.. 1so4.
Ohio Northern University; Jennie
Loyal, Georgia, A. B.. 1912, Wes-
leyan College. Ga: Brice Martin
Mace. jr, District of Columbia, A.
B.. 1908. Cumberland University:
Catharine Regis Moran. District of
Columbia, A. B.. 1919. George
Washington University: Helen Ma
rie Cecilia Rose. Illinois. Phi. B..
1919. University of Chicago: Doro-
thy Berkshire Scott. District of
Columbia. A. B.. 1915. University
of Omaha: Edgar Clarke Soule.
Texas. A. r.. 1919, University of
Texas; Mary Evelyn Steger. Dis
trict of Columbia. A. B.. 1918,
George Washington University:
Jeannete Blarey Strayer. New York.
A. B. 1919. George Washington
University: Mary Ruth Sullivan.
Virginia. A. B.. 1918, Fredericks-
burg College: Ethel Isabelle
Sunny. District of Columbia. A. B.
1918. George Washington Univer-
sity: Harold Ellsworth Warner.
District of Columbia, A. B.. 1913,
George Washington University:
Jessie Lander Wells. District of
Columbia. A. B.. 1911. University
of Colorado: Mary Felicia williams,
Florida. A. B.. 1914. Florida State
College for Women: Grace Viola
Wright, District of Columbia, A.
b.. 1919. George Washington Uni
versitS: En- Tsung Yen, China. A.
B.. 1913, Shanghai BAPTIST College;
Augusta Freeman Young. North
Dakota. A. B.. 1918, George Wash
ington University.
Doctor of philosophy-Peter John
Donk. District of Columbia. r. S.
in chemistry. 1917. George Wash
ington University; Dudley Ward
Fay, New York, A. B.. 1907, Will
lars College: John AbsaIom Gar
Der, Virginia, A. B., 1891. Bridge
water College. A. NJ. 1915, George
Washington University: Ewart
William Hobbs. District of Column
bia. LII NJ, 1910, National Univer-
sity Law School. A. B.. 1916. George
Washington University. A. NJ. 1917;
Alanson David Morehouse, District
of Columbia. NJ. E.. 1898, Cornell
University: William Edwin Stafford,
District of Columbia, Graduate,
1880. U. S. Naval Academy; Elon
Galusha Salisbury. District of CO.
lumbia, B. s., 1911. Union College,
A. NJ. 1917, George Washington
University: Benjamin Schwartz,
District of Columbia, A. B., 1911,
College of the City of New York,
a. NJ, 1918. Columbia University.
Prize awards were announced as
follows:
Department of Arts and Science
Davis prizes for excellence in elo-
cution: First prize, Sol S. GIuck !:
second prize, Harry Perrin; third
prize. Cleveland Cabler; Daughters
of the American Revolution, for
high standing in history and es-
says on topic of American history:
James NJ. r. Adams, Leslie H.
Adams; Thomas F. Walsh prize,
for high standard of scholarship In
history and best essay on period
of the history of England: Nav
B. Einstein: E. X. Cutter prize, for
excellence in English: Beatrice
wilkins TAFT; Willie f. Fitch prize,
for highest excellence in chemIs-
try: Beverly L. Clarke; StauEhton
prize. for excellence in Latin Ian
guagc and literaturc: Mildred 4
Moore; Colonial Danes prize, for
excellence in American Colonial
history: Mary E. Wheatley; Cen