The Washington herald., 1921-02-23

and desire to utilize their life in
washington for q few years in fit-
ting themselves for broader citizen
ship at their homes"
Among the university's largest
contributors, King mentioned Will
lam w. Corcoran, John Withers. A.
Lisuer, Gen. Maxwell Van Zandt
woodruff and John Quincy Adams.
King paid-high tribute to Rear Ad-
miral Charles Herbert Stockton, for
saying that until Admiral Stockton's s
regime the university had never
been on a sound financial basis.
Four women were among the re-
cipients of honorary degrees. They
were Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Dis
trict Commissioner; Mrs. Frances
Parkinson Keyes. novelist and wife
of Senator Keyes, of New Hamp-
shire: Mrs. Julia NARROW Sothern.
Shakespearian actress. and Miss
Permeal J. French. OF idaho Uni
versity. The only other woman
holding an honorary degree from
the university is Mrs. Larz Ander-
son.
~ Get Honorary Degrees.
The honorary degrees were
awarded as follows: y
Master of Arts-Clifford K. Berry
man. cartoonist, and Miss Permeal
J. French. dean of women of Idaho
University.
Doctor of Divinity-Prof. Robert
H. Nichols, of Auburn Theological
Seminary, Auburn. N. Y.
Doctor of Humane Letters
Charles II. Belts. editor, of Lyons,
N. Y; s. Richard Fuller, lecturer.
Of this city; George 3. Seymour.
lawyer and author. of this city,
and Representative Alanson b.
Houghton. OF New York, trustee of
Hobart and st. stephens Colleges.
Doctor of Letters-Mrs: Frances
Parkinson Keyes, novelist, vice
president of the League of Ameri-
can Pen Women and wife of Sena-
tor Keyes. of New Hampshire, and
Julia Marlowe MRS. E. H. Sothern),
famous Shakespearian actress.
Doctor of Science-Frederick v.
Coville Of this city. noted botanist !:
Frank Springer. paleontologist and
archaeologist of New Mexico; DR..
Charles w. Richardson. physician
and medical writer of this city; and
Prof. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins.
mathematician and physicist and
dean of the Department of Arts and
Science.
| Doctor of Laws. ]. Jusserand,
Ambassador from France; Senior
Don Beltram Mathieu, Ambassador
from Chile: Senior Rolando Ricci,
newly-appointed Ambassador from
Italy; Charles A. Richmond. presi-
dent of Union College: Frederick C.
Ferry. president of Hamilton Col
| lege; Senator George II. Moses of
New Hampshire; Senator Key Pitt
man of Nevada; Col. Robert N.
Thompson. Miss Mabel T. Boardman,
District Commissioner; Augustus s
Worthington of this city. lawyer:
Melville Church of this city. law
yer; George Sutherland. former
Senator from Utah and former pres
ident of the American Bar Associa-
/ ton: Representative Luther w.
Mott Of New York, delegate to the
centennial celebration from Har-
ward University. the oldest educa-
tional institution in America; and
Arthur c. Rounds of New York City,
lawyer. former professor of law in
New York University, and trustee
Of Amherst College.
Degrees I'm Course.
Degrees in course were confer
red upon the following graduates:
Bachelor of arts-Dona1d George
Coleman, Thomas Francis Sarrell,
Alys NJ. Goforth, Arthur johnson
Gronna, Louis Irving Harrison, Dan
iel Luther Halderman, Everett Al
bert Hellmuth. Frank Oscar Lund-
strom. Albert Joseph Mottern with
distinction). James Byrne Ranck
with distinction), Ralph S. Scott.
George Shisler. Sherwood 7. Van
Der Waters and Jessie Mary VOL
| cott
Bachelor of arts and teachers di-
ploma-Margaret Jane Edic, Mary
Oda Thompson and Margaret Jose
pha Bashford.
Doctor of medicine-Julian Men
| go Howe.
Bachelor of laws-Raymond Bis
hop Garfield. Joseph Clifford Curry,
James Morris Hammond, Cato
Burdge Hurd, Louis Mayors, Fred
Nash Oliver. Mark Joseph Ryan,
William Salisbury, George Eugene
Strong and Maurice M. Duffy.
Master Of arts-Gerhard Emman-
uel Lanski.
Master of science-Alice Iva