New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
ESLEYAN DEGREES IRE GIVEN TO l3O
Trinity College AZ Men Are
 Given LambSkinS
IERAL HONORARY AWARDS

lnFy Degrees and So Docs Hart I'd Institution -- Graduation At |rliams and Vermont. tddieto~n, June 20.-Degrees in sotto izo men and honorary de- to ten were conferred at the nencoment exercises in Memorial 1sieyan university today. krf Lako received the honor degree of doctor of laws. be academic procession had Prof. |ieG R. Hoover as marshal and krnor Lake was accompanied by ldent. W. A. ShankIin.
 Honorary Degrees 5e recipient of honory degrees as follows: Doctor of laws: ntt J. Lake. governor; Albert B. |dEth. State commission of educa- President Remsen B. Ogilby of SR college: Clinton De Witt lick. of Brooklyn. University |urer: William Ingraham Haven, lew York.
 EnEIIshman Honorcd. kcfor of civil law: Robert Newton 
 e. England. Gin absentia). kctor Of divinity: David Brewer
 of Boston: Frank Sumner hnend Of Kingwood- West Va. hpd Lacld Mills of Portland. Ore. bctor. Of humane letters: Henry rne Taylor. of New York city.
 III A. II. Degrees
 tha degrees in course 1i4 were = bachelor of arts and six N arts. Herbert l.. Arnold rocElyn. W. Y. received the high honors. President Shanklin an- cod the. winners of nonors and aepartmcntai awards.
 Horc to Raise Fund.
 the close Of the exercises the brinR ent to Fayweather gym i'm where tho alumni luncheon |held. Tn the after-dinner speak preaident Shanklin Ntatod that hoped to raise by October the seven hundred and fifty thou doilnrn of the three million uni- hy,. endowment. Many had had m the amount would be entire adEed by July 1. Prof. Morris Crawford. retiring head of the rtrnnnt Of physics. spoke on the evan spirit. and addresses were sby Judge W. T. Dunmore. of N. Y.. and pr. Sherwood Eddy onton.
 President shanklin Speaks.
 presenting the degrees and in- icing Governor Lake. President kiln said:
 oycrnor of the state of connecti- rs1mn Of vision and fine purpose kfnx your task q standard of con- Fd an Idea of service that places cLxtion in practical politics on
 plane. accommodating R treas n fhe consciousness of the love admiration of y~ur fellow citi- MT. Meredith he said:
 M Of Wesleyan, Commissioner of aAfon of tho state of Connecticut, Of the teachers of tho common |h. i
 helr glorious task in silence per- e<f not because of the power vest yotr but because of your learn ana high inspiration and ideals. hfy admit you to tho degree or br ofy1aws.'
 Introduces Pres. Ogtlby. aaldent oEilby Of Trinity college Introduced by tho following: l0ouent preacher of the gospel ,r Lord Jesus Christ. teacher or in the homeland and in the pplnea, chaplain in the World prenident of the Trinity college these relations, you throw your Into the forward. giving your In inspiring service"
 Trinity's Exercises
 rtford. June 20.--Commencc- da.v at Trinity college saw a
 in Alumni hall much
 an that in many years. If he first commencement under .fent Remsen E. ogilby. The N academic procession pre-
 tho exercises. Degrees in 4 were conferred upon 32 men. ,onn 30 received the bachelor of aerrce and two masters of art. honorary degrees conferred An follows:
 mscr of arts. Edward MilIigan, lord. and Charles F. Chase lord.
 ater of science: Magnus Wash Alexander of the General rio Co.
 ror Of music: John Spencer Of Hartford.
 ptor of science: Col. William ay of New York.
 rtor of Laws: Vittorio Rolandi
 ambassador from Italy to the | States.
 rtor Of divinity: Rt. Rev. Philir bishop of Delaware: Row. !. w pls of Shanghai. China; Rev. F. llivan. Lynn. Mass.
 Williams Graduation.
 lIanstown, Mass. June 20.-
 college at its 127th annual
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