Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
HARE GRADUATED
FROM HAVERFORD
New Yorker Wins Two Of His
toric Colleges Coveted
honors
ADDRESS BY DR.. JONES

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The eighty eighth commencement of
Haverford College was held this morn Z.
ing. when n class of forty three marched
from the doors Of Roberts Hall with the
coveted degree in their hands.
Two Of the most valued prizes
awarded a. the college went 70 tho same
student. Henry Salmon Fraser. of Svr
acuSc. y. Y. They were the Clcmontlne
Cope Fellowship and the Ellison p.
Morris Prize. In ALL fifty pri2cs were
given. and of the degrees. fifteen were
bachelor Of arts and twenty eight bach.
clor Of science.
An all-day program has bccn arranged
by the senior class luncheon in Founders
Hail following the morning exercises. 4
cricket match. tennis. baseball game
and band concert on the campus are
among the activities. concluded by an
alumni tea in the Mary Newlin Memo
rial Garden west Of tho library. Class
songs, music by the glee club and a
play presented by the Cap and Bells
Society will bring the exercises TO a
close this evening.
Dr. Jones Honorcl
Or Comfort. president Of tho college.
in brief address to the graduates. re-
viewed the achievements of the year and
deplorcd somewhat n tendency 10 make
a country club life Of college career.
The degree of Doctor Of Laws was
conferred on Rr. Rufus Matthew Jones.
professor of philosophy for twenty five
years NJ tho college. "pr. .Jonc, is a
remarkable optim!st, who has discovered
the secret of perpetual youth. said DR..
Comfort. in presenting tho degree. III"
has helped many young men to find
themselves in finding God He also
praised Dr. Jones oranizing ability in
connection with relief work in Europe.
II is tho first time in many years that
the l.. l.. ID. has been awarded at liav-
crford.
Address TO Graduates
The address, Ia the graduating class
was delivered by Dr. Jones, who forty
years ago came aS student. and where
for the last thirty years he has taught
every man who has graduated from this
college since that date.
Or. Jones laid stress on tho kind Of n
college he wanted iIaverford to be-
come. and declared that eve shall
which we want to have. II should
be our first in>istent aim to have
IlAvrrford stand at the highest point Of
distinction in ''hola"Ship." he con-
tinupd. "W" want the nam" and
brand to signify n typ" Of "ducat ion
and make tn" iiav"rf0rd degree every
wher" the badge Of di>tinctjUn
"Education which rightfvlly fashions
imagination is real education. but the
founders of lIavcrford College, would
not have lndOrScd this Statcm"nt.' DR..
Jones declared.
Scholars Wanted
"Thev made their great venture here
nearly a hundred years ago because
they were ready tn undergo any saCri-
flee in money or in personal effort If
they could reap. equip and cndow
college which for coming generations
would mold and form the moral and re-
ligious life Of young men. And after
all they We're right.
DR.. James then launched n bolt at
those places which place athletics in an
primary aims of n college. Games
should be for the sheer joy and expr.
cise-not to advertise the college and
not to gain newspaper n0torietv and
fame. h" v"hcmcntly declared. As for
l1averford. he said. I'VE do not want
to attract hippopotamuses We want to
draw scholars.'
Degrees were awarded as follows:
Master Of Arts
EdEar Baldwin Graves Had,oy 1lar:
harlss r. Turner Benjamin p Wcath"r-
t"Ia May DUNCAN. H",ea Ts,he- HAWKING.
,yie Al"n2o Mi!ncr, A!g!" Inaman Newl.u.
Mary f. Mendenhall White.
Bachelor Of Arts
;mt,h. Jim 3. Bat,koT. HsnTy $, Fraser,
K Hetjman, william :. Iicrdr.chs. I'r%I.
,LICk $. Miller, Harry W. Ifuud. William I.
GGondS Go lSE% R,naFd Nc G S2$"6G%r S%% Ja%ys IdS +
Wright, Donald 4. Flanders.
Bachelor OF Science
Kenneth Rraddock-RcEors. Alien X
!nrkT"N ,Gnnlm"rs + Fm.s9. Thomas !.
i.,lt" H"roIt Gr,sL Pfrstysl oSs HG
Iarr'y. Ram \. KIcmm. wlNiam f. Mr.
y ,iqr"ch yE'h,atuncey G. PSSs"" I2aM i
E@"sr"" : ,WI",am =. .ESHyyeec, R,htrG, N
,vls" Edw,n " Z.rer. William j. Cndcr
Norr son {. Mckinney, Robert l.. Mo.tor,
Fcll0wships and Prizes
TO ,1omcH'!ne cop" Fellowship - Henri
R@s.doH, TT.'iowsh!p 70 Rober, Atkinson
IL FarrGc ara N",som Ar,5% Wh'," n-
Iar-f Hnrkor strong
Te Wa.a&ar7s w. 21 ,''G iro%s,o Ry:3T LAIN m9,Ar
n,,Dcs 70 liaylort Farnwell
The ",sss II q Is9G pr'~" N chemistry I"
'rho ra-o Of 1902 prizN n Latin to Frcd- !