Smyrna times., 1924-06-11
BOTH COLLEGES UNITE AT
COMMENCEMENT At U. OF D.
DELAWARE AND WOMAN'S COL
.LEGE CLASS GET DIPLOMAS
Baccalaureate Sermon On Sunday
and Commencement Exercises on
MOnday-Big Glasses Graduate

Baccalaureate Sermon On Sunday I
and Commencement Exercises on
NIOnday-Big Glasses Graduate
Belief that the world is better Sun
day than ever before, that every event
in the past has brought about an i'm
prOvement and, as a result, the Golden
Age lies before US, was expressed by
Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, D. D., of
the Calvary Methodist Episcopal |
Church, of Philadelphia, in his bac-
calaureate exercises to more than sew
enty members of the graduating class
of the University of Delaware, in
Wolf Hall, Sunday morning. DR..
Randolph addressed his remarks not
only to the graduating class, but to
many friends and relatives of its
members and a number of undergrad
yates. The Seniors and faculty, dress
ed in cap and gown, assembled at Old
College, from where they marched in
slow procession to the baccalaureate
hall. Dr. Finley NJ. K. Foster, honor
airy member of the class, lead the
procession. He was followed by Pres
ident Walter Hullihen and DR.. Ran
dolph. One of the impressive and dis |
tinguishing features of the bacca-
laureate ceremonies Sunday was the |
addition of the women graduates to |
the professional. The young women
followed the members of the faculty
and were as beautiful in appearance
as the men were sturdy. 1t was an
innovation in commencement exercises
at the University and pleasing one.
The commencement exercises proper
took place Monday.
Graduating Class
The following from the Women's
College were graduated:
Miss Anna Louise Beck, Delaware
City; Miss Helen Gilmore Black, Will
mington; Miss Josephine Margaret
Burnett, Morristown, N. j.; Miss
Marjorie Elizabeth Burns, Whining
ton; Miss Miriam Waithman CARL,
Camden, N. j.; Miss Anna Rebecca
n Carroll, Granogue; Miss Margaret
It Elizabeth Caulk, Blackbird; Miss
e Hazel Sargent Collins, Newark; Miss
Il Edna Everson CranstOn, State Road;
e Miss Vera Anita Edwards, Whining
s ton; Miss Viola Bertha Elters, Wyom-
% ing; Miss Alice Sterling Finn, Will
!, mington; Miss Lois Garrett, HOckes-
u sin; Miss Mary Jackson GivisOn, New
ID Castle; Miss Sara Margaret Hatfield,
Georgetown; Miss Mildred Amelia
Holiday, New Castle; Miss Charlotte
Louise Jackson, Wilmington; Miss
D. Frances Long Jones, Seaford; Miss
Greta Estelle McKinsey, Wilmington;
Miss Elizabeth Macintire, Lewes;
IS Miss Mary Kathryn MOfit, BrenfOrd;
of Miss Lucille Petry, Sudlersville; Miss
Emily Pearle Roe, Sudlersville, Md;
Miss Katharine Regina Rothrock, Eas-
ton, Pa; Miss Eleanor Anna Rush
Wilmington; Mrs. Mary Braeme Sea-
, shultz, Newark; Miss Eleanor Vim
/. yard, Milford; Miss Mildred WOlfen-
w. den, Cardington, Pa; Miss Frances
Worthington, Wilmington; Miss Mary
L. Powers, Newark; Miss Martht
Elizabeth Charbonneau, Bordeaux
France.
Those from the Mems College were
Bachelor of Arts (Arts and Sci
ence)-William Edwards Howard, Jr
Crisfeld, Md.
Bachelor of Science (Arts and Sci
st, ce)-Merwyn Appleton Akin, JOp
tie. lin, Mo-; George Biddle Breuningei
SIS, Philadelphia, Pa; Kan Leung Chu1
lg, Honolulu, T. H.; James Hamer Don
lc- alison, Wilmington; Charles WinstO
'ry Murray, Wilmington; Wilbur Sauls
are bury Shockley, Millsboro; Wingat
Ike Daniel Short, Charlestown, Md; Gilt
ar ford Asbury Smith, Wilmington; Free
lex erick Benson Smith, Wilmington
OF John Davidson Williams, Newark.
are Bachelor of Science in Agricultul
ted Henry Shurtleff Barker, Lansdown
and Pa; Joseph Allen Frear, Jr., WyOn
on ing; Godfrey V. C. Houghland, Brool
lyn, N. Y; Albert Organ Hump
gas reys, Wilmington; Horace Alfr'
and Num-, Milford; James Albert Smyt
%z'- Wilmington.
in Bachelor of Science in Civil E
As gineering-WilIam Richard FOste
Trenton, N. j.; John Butz Franc
St., Wilmington; Everett Lewis Maga
late Elsmere.
Bachelor of Science in Mechanic
myr- Engineering-John, Gilbert Christie
Pos Albert Oliver H. Grier, Jr., HOwa
'A'--' Richard Mcclure, Leo Blumberg,
of Wilmington; Clarence Burwi
q Downing, Milford.
~ Bachelor of Science in Electri
Engineering William Cl
ARE John Reed Nicholson, Jr., Clarel
James Underwood, Franklin Tay
. Vansant, George Eisler Willis, all
- Wilmington; Edward Henry Jacks
Principle Furnace, Md; Paul Der
ster Owens, Perryville, Md; Eug
= Morris Smith, Elsmere.
Bachelor of Science in Chem
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