New-York tribune., 1922-06-04

For highest proficiency tnIougnou'
the university course in pharmacy
Mabel Anna Bauer. sayonne. n. J
Awarded the Kappa Psi prize, gold
medal presented by the Gamma chap
ter.
Foreigners Share Honors
Two foreign students. who came in
for a share in the honors OF the year
we're Sotaro Y. Ohta. Toxic. Japan
class OF 1922, who was first in the
Perkins fellowships awarded every SIX
years. and HAig Haroutune Davidian,
Island Of Cyprus. %, VINO received
the first prize award Of the George
William Curtis medals, in orstory.
The Chandler gold medal. awarded
annually by the Charles Frederick
Chandler Foundation, established by
the alumni and former students Of
Professor Chandler. TO the Chandler
lecturer appointee will be given TO DR..
Edgar Fahs Smith. LID, president Of
the American Chemical Society snd
former provost Of the University Of
Pennsylvania.
A freshman. Morris Monsky, Of
Brooklyn, won the John Dash Van
Buren, ir.. prize for the student pass
ing the best examination IN r-the-
MATES. This prize carries a years
income on the $1,000 gift Of Mrs. Louis
" . arsk mnnf
Monsky passed highest in analytical
geometry, differentisl and integral
calculus.
Beatrice Clarke, Brighton, Mass, wor
the Earle prize IN .he classics OF $50
established in memory Of Mortimer
Lsmson Earle, OF the class Of 'ss
competition open annually to csndi'
dates FOR the B. A. degree.
PhiloleIian Society Winners
The first prize Of the Philolex;ar
/ Society. the oldest on the campus, wal
won by Edward T. Hodnett, %. Of
/ Bay Shore, L. ]. Robert Morgan Tur
ney. %, Of Ridgefeld Park. y. j., re
ceived second prize. The third prize
was divided between Horace Coon
'22. Of Glen Ridge. y. J., and DAME
Treadwell Walden. '23. Of Hacken
sack. n. j. This society was founded
in 1902 Among its early members
we're Alexander Hamilton and Johr
Jay.
In the Chanler historical prize CON
petition the first prize was awarded e
Joseph Daniel McGoldriek, '22, Brook
lyn; second prize to Louis Mortor
Hacker, %. Brooklyn, and third priz.
to Silbert Wenerd. %. Philadelphia
/ The Chsnler prizes were established
I through beQuest OF J. Winthrop Chan
Ter, Of the class Of AZ. and supple
mented by gift 20 provide three prizes
/ Of $500, 500 and $50 for the best es
says on the history Of civil government
In America or some other historiea
subject. The composition is open q
seniors in Columbis College
The Albert Marion Elsberg prize oi
a medal and $50, given BY Mrs. Albert
Elsberg in memory Of her son. Alberi
Marion Elsberg, Of the class Of '05, anc
awarded for excellence in modern his
tory 20 a student regularly enrolled IL
Columbia College for not less than one
academic year as a candidate for a de-
gree. WAS won by Thomas Francis
Boyle, %, Of Schenectady, n. Y.
II. NJ. Robinson jr., %, OF Maiden
Mass. received for his poem. Lillian,
the James s. O'Nesle jr. prize. founded
in honor Of James s. O'Nesle. jr.. OF the
class Of rs. by classmates and friend.
for the best poem or group of poem
printed for the first time in an under.
graduate publication Of Columbia Col
lege.
( Mathematical Prize Split
The Professor Van Amringe mathe
matical prize was divided between Mel
win David Baller, "a, o. New York City
and Benedict Kurshan. "a. Of Brooklyn
The winners receive the annual income
Of fund Of $4,000 given by George C
Dewitt, Of the class Of 81, in honor Of
Professor John Howard Van Amringe
and awarded annually 70 the student oi
Columbia College deemed most pro
hcient in the mathematical subjects.
The winners OF the 1llig medal
were: Solomon Caplan. %, New YorI
City; Thomas Hamilton Chiffon. '22
Mount Vernon, y. Y; Willard Fer
dinand Grenwald %. New York City
These medals were provided by a be
quest OF $1,000 and are awarded by III
faculty TO members OF the graduating
elias for commendable proficiency.
William Donald Jordan. %. of Ney
York City, won the Montgomery prize
the income Of $1,000, founded b,
Robert n. Montgomery. This prize !
awarded 20 the student in accounting
deemed most proficient. Edward vii
liam Herr. %, Of New York City, re
eeived honorable mention.
In the School Of Medicine. the Harol
Lee Meierhof memorial prize va
divided between Harold Alexande
Abramson. %. Of New York City, an
Samsel Harold Gray. %. Of Brooklyn
n. Y. This prize. given in the depart
ment Of pathology for some meritoriou
piece Of research, is the annual in
come Of the gift 20 the university o
7 DR.. and Mrs. Edward Lee Meierhof il
memory Of their son. Harold Le
Meierhof. Of the class Of rs.
The cash prize Of 5000 giver annual.
by Max J. Breitenbaeh for highest pro
fciency in the junior course, College o
I Pharmacy, was awarded 20 Jacob Cal
man Olshsnsky. Of Stamford. Conn.
Wins Senior Year Tuition
Seabury scholarship. founded by DR.
Henry c. LOWS. in memory Of Georg'
J. Seabpry, providing tuition durini
the setor year Of the universit,
rourse - the hfOhest xtanding durin.