HONORARY ALUMNI*
DEGREE, Honoris Causa
I MASTER's DEGREES
4723· SAMUEL C. BROWN 1853. A.M. Clergyman. 4724. THOMAS C. GARDINER 1853. A.M. Clergyman. 4725· CHARLES CHURCHILL 1857. A.M. Clergyman, Halifax, N. S.
4726. *WILLIAM H. DE PUY 1857. A.M. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Asst. Editor New York Christian A.dvocate for some years. Died--.
4727. *CHARLES ERNST FAHNESTOCK 1857. A.M. Born 20 Apr. 1834 near Valley Forge, Pa. Died 26 Sept. 1872.
*WILLIAM KREUTZER (or- KRITZER) 1857. A.M. (See No. I.) 4728. H. M. ALLER 1858. A.M. Dundee, N.Y. (?)
4729. GEORGE W. BRADFORD 1858. A.M. 4730. WILLIAM S. BROWN 1858. A.M. 4731. *WILLIAM HENRY HOLLIS 1859. A.M. Born 30 Nov. 1830. A.B. (Wesleyan). Teacher of Math., Cooperstown Seminary, N.Y., 1854-5; same Gen. Wes. Sem. Lima, N.Y., 1858-9; same
•Prior to 1872 the degrees are those of Genesee College. 1574 HONORARY ALUMNI
Polytech. Inst. Brooklyn, N.Y., 185C)-6o. Admitted to the bar, r86o. Law yer in Brooklyn, N.Y., r86o-8o. Died Feb. 7, 1881 at Brooklyn, N.Y.
4732. *ALFRED SEAMAN PURDY 1859. A.M. Born 1808 at New York, N. Y. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1859. M.D. (College P. & S., N. Y. city) 1831. Physician, 1831-82. Fellow N. Y. Acad. of Medicine. Member N.Y. Patholog. Soc.; Med. Soc. of N.Y. Died 22 Jan. 1866 in New York of Cystitis.
4733· *JOHN E. ROBIE 1859. A.M. Clergyman. *JOHN JACKSON BROWN I86o. A.M. A.M. (Syracuse) 1874. (See No. 4689.)
4734· PETER S. WORDEN I86o. A.M. Clergyman. 4735· JOHN DOWTY 1861. A.M. Clergyman. England.
4736. *DANIEL W. FISH I86I. A.M. Born 4 Sept. 1820 at Springfield, N. Y. Author of many books, mostly elementary mathematics, called "The Progressive series," r86o and 1862; "The Complete Series," 1874; "The Shorter Series," 1883, Also "Problems," 1874. Assisted Professor Davies in the revision of his Arithmetics. Died 5 Sept. 1899 at Rochester, N.Y.
4737· CHARLES LAVELL 1861. A.M. Clergyman, Canada.
4738. DUNCAN CAMPBELL 1862. A.M. Professor. JAMES HARMAN HOOSE 1863. A.M. (See No. 78.)
ALVA HULL DORRIS 1864. A.M. A.lVI. (Syracuse) 1875· (See No. 53.) HONORARY ALUMNI 1575
4739· *SIMEON TUCKER CLARK 1866. A.M. Physician, Lockport, N.Y.
4740. CICERO M. HUTCHINGS 1866. A.M. 4741. ANDREW MciNTYRE 1866. A.M. 4742. EZRA H. GRIFFITH 1867. A.M. 4743· OSCAR F. INGALSBE 1867. A.M. HENRY F. TARBOX 1867. A.M. A.M. (Syracuse) 1874. (See No. 4693.)
4744· JOSEPH WILD 1867. A.M. 4745· *WILLIAM PENN ABBOTT 1868. A.M. Clergyman. D.D. (Syracuse) 1878. Endowed chair of Greek and Logic, Syracuse University.
4746. *JEREMIAH H. BAYLISS 1868. A.M. Clergyman. JOHN MACOUN 1868. A.M. A.M. (Syracuse) 1889. (See No. 4704.)
DAVID W. THOMAS 1868. A.M. Clergyman. A.M. (Syracuse) 1874. D.D. (same) 1889. (See No. 4694.)
4747· *JOHN BARTLIT FOOTE Father of Nos. 298, 8o8 and 852. 1869. A.M. Born 1 July 1826 at Martinsqurgh, N. Y. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1869. D.D. (Syracuse) 18¢. Clergy,r:p.an, Me~jl. Epis. Pastor of various charges in Central N. Y. Sec. BlackRiver Conf., seven years and first Sec. Cent. N.Y. Conf. ·Grad uate Meth. General Biblical lost., Concord, N. H., 1850, being the first graduate of the first Theol. School of the Meth. Epis. Ch. Chaplain Onondaga Co. Penitentiary, 1897-8. Member Nat. Holiness Assoc. since 1870. Dele- HONORARY ALUMNI gate to General Conference, 1864. Sec. Bl. Riv. Con£. Commissioners on the removal of Genesee College. Sec. of the Exec. Com. on Call and Program of the N. Y. State Meth. Convention, 1870, and Sec. of the Con vention. Has published, "Memorial of Adoniram Foote and Geneology of his Father's Family," 1867; "Address at Dedication of Lowville Cemetery," 1868; Sermon on "The True Tabernacle," in The Double Cure, 1894; Sermon (funeral) of Rev. B. G. Paddock in his "Life" by Rev. Z. Paddock, 1875. Died 30 Dec. 1911 at Syracuse, N.Y.
4748. *DARIUS HENRY MULLER 186«). A.M. Born 23 Oct. 1838 at Baltimore, Md. D.D. (Ill. Wes. Univ.) 1874. LL.D. (Mt. Union Coil.) 1892. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Presiding Elder, E. Ohio Con£., 1891-7. Died 22 July 1909.
4749· JUSTUS F. COY 1870. A.M.
MATTHEW M. PARKHURST 1870. A.M. A.M. (Syracuse) 1874. (See No. 4692.)
4750. *FRANCES ELIZABETH WILLARD 1871. A.M. Born 28 Sept. 1839 at Churchville, N. Y. A . Preceptress Gen. Wes. Sem., 1866-7. President Woman's College, Evanston, Ill., 1871. Professor N. W. Univ., 1873. President National W. C. T. U., 1879-?; World's W.C. T.U., 1883. Has published "Nineteen Beautiful Years," New York 1864; "How to Win," Boston, 1884; "Glimpses of Fifty Years," Chicago, 1889; "Woman and Temperance," 1883; "A Classic Town (Evanston, Ill.)," 1890; "How I Learned to Ride the Bicycle;" "Do Everything;" "A Great Mother;" "Women in the Pulpit," etc. [Miss Willard furnished The Record the above 31 July 1897. Eo.) Died 17 Feb. 1898 !n New York City.
4751. *ELIJAH HORR, JR. 1875. A.M. Born 20 Apr. 1841 at Carthage, N. Y. A.M. (Hamilton) 1871, (so that the degree above given might be considered ad eundem). S.T.D. (Bates) 1884. Clergyman, Meth: Epis. and Cong'l. Pastor of various churches in Central New York and in Mass. Died 14 Feb. 1904. HONORARY ALUMNI 1577
4752. *ROSS C. HOUGHTON Brother of No. r86 1875. A.M. Born 9 July 1839 at Turin, N. Y. Student in Union Coll. and Concord Bib'l Inst. D.D. (McKendree Coll.) 1878. L. H. D. · (Williamette Univ.) 1890. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor. Literary work, 1885-7, 1892-5. President McKendree Coll, 1878-9. Published, "Women of the Orient," 1878; "Ruth the Moabitess," 1882; "At the Threshold," 1881 ; "]ohn, the Baptist," 1889; beside numerous pamphlets and newspaper articles. Lectured extensively. Was member Amer. Authors' Guild; Soc. of Biblical Archaeol. of London. Died 10 Dec. 1904 at Malden, Mass.
4753· E. V. DEGRAFF 1876. A.M. Troy,N. Y. 4754· ELLEN SARGENT (RUDE) 1876. A.M. Born 17 Mar. 1838 at Sodus, N.Y. Student from Sodus in Genesee College, 1857-9· Teacher and lecturer. First woman elected to office of Worthy Chief of Good Templars in U. S. Member State Board of Managers of Good Templars, two years. Assisted in organization of N. Y. State W. C. T. U. On Board of Managers of same, two years. Has published a book of poems, "Magnolia Leaves;" a booklet "Two Legends;" "A Souvenir of Sodus Bay;" and poems and sketches for NationaJ Magazine of Boston, Arthur's Home Magazine, etc. Poet of Alumni Associa ion, 1876. Married 9 Aug. 1859, Benton C. Rude (No. 39, q. v. for further record) of Mt. Morris, N.Y. Residence, 44 Spencer St., Lyons N. Y.
4755· GUILPORD WILEY WELLS 1876. A.M. Member Congress from Mississippi.
4756. FRANK LIONEL CURTIS 1878. M.Mus. 312 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N.Y.
4757· CHARLES FRANKLIN WEBBER 1878. M.Mus. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.)
4758. ELLA DEUEL (MORSE) 18<)5. M.Mus. HONORARY ALUMNI
Born 19 Mar. 1851 at Greenwich, N. Y. Teacher of Music, Maine Wes. Sem., Kent's Hill, Me., 1870-8 and since 1883; Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 188o-3. Married 5 Feb. 1868, Wilson F. Morse (No. 4867) of Corry, Pa. Residence, Kent's Hill, Me.
4759· WILLIAM HENRY KELLY 1897. _.\.M. Born 13 June 1839at Glens Falls, N.Y. Teacher at Lake George, N.Y., Adams, N. Y., and New Windsor, N. Y., 1856--61. Principal at Newburgh, N.Y., since 1861. Alderman for eight years. President Common Council, two years, Newburgh, N.Y. Residence, 67 Grand St., Newburgh, N. Y.
4760. WILLIAM VERBECK 1897. A.M. Born 18 . Jan. I861 at Nagasaki, Japan. President of St. John's School, Manlius, N.Y. Married 28 July 1886, Katherine Jordan of San Francisco, Cal. Children-Gumo FRIDOLm, born 1887. KARL, born 1900. WILLIAM JORDAN, born 1904. Residence, Manlius, N.Y.
4761. LINCOLN ELLIOTT ROWLEY H)OO. A.M. Born r6 Oct. 1863 at Seward, N. Y. Student in Syracuse University, 1884-6. .1 1'. Principal, High School, Sidney, N. Y., 1886--1); Athens, Pa., 1889--92; Lowville (N.Y.) Academy, Hl92- 6; East Orange (N. J.) High School, 1896-- 1900. With American Book Company, I<)OQ-4; N. Y. Insurance Co., 1904-7. City Clerk of East Orange, N. ].. since 1907· Member of City Council of East Orange, N.J., 1906-7. Secretary of Playground Commission since 1907. Married 1887, Martha C. Butler of St. Johnsville, N.Y. Childrm-KATHERINE MARIA, born 27 June I-893· MURIEL EsTHER, born IO June I895· jOHN McKINLEY, born 21 Apr. 1898. ELIOT HENRY, born 6 Apr. 1903· ALLEN BUTLER, born 19 Apr. 1908. Residence, 62 Beech St., East Orange, N. J .
4762. CONRAD LOUIS BECKER 1902. M.Mus. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.) HONORARY ALUMNI I579
4763. WILLIAM HENRY BERWALD 1902. M.Mus. (~e Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.)
4764. ADOLPH FREY 1902. M.Mus. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.)
4765. RICHARD GRANT CALTHROP 1903· M.Mus. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.)
4766. HAMLIN ELISHA COGSWELL 1903. M.Mus. Born 1852 at Silvata, Pa. Student at Wyoming Seminary. Student of Lowell Mason, William Mason, Charles R. Adams, Leander Campanari, Dr. Hugh A. Clarke and others. Made special study of methods of teaching music in public schools. Director of Music at Mansfield, Pa., for ten years. Supervisor of Music at Binghamton, N.Y., two years; at Syracuse, N.Y., for four years. Director of Conservatory of Music, Mansfield, Pa., 1902- ; Indiana, Pa. Director of Chautauqua Summer Music School. Has contributed many songs to piano and military band productions. Author of "School Room Echoes," 1892; "American Songster," 1896; "The Institute," 19(>6. Married--- 1874, Dorothy Tewksbury. Child-EDNA ALLAN, born 24 Nov. 1884. Residence, Indiana, Pa.
4767. EUGENE HENRY HOWARD 1903. A.M. Born 30 Oct. 1850 at Buffalo, N.Y. Student from Lima, N.Y., at Genesee College, 1869-71. Student of Medicine, University of Buffalo. M.D. 1873. Ben. Resident Physician Monroe Co. Hospital, Rochester, N. Y., 1873-1881. In general practice at Rochester, 1881-5. Medical Supt. Rochester State Hospital since 1885. Dr. Howard has a national reputation as a physician and alienist. Trustee of Genesee Wes. Sem; since I905· Has prepared and read papers on medical topics before medical and charitable societies, etc. Married 25 Dec. .I879, EmmaR. Remington of Caledonia, N.Y. Child-HENRY REMINGTON, born 4 Feb. 1881. Residence, Rochester, N.Y.
4768. WILLIAM GRANT EGBERT 1904. M.Mus. Born 28 Dec. 1869 at Danby, N. Y. Student in Hochshule, Berlin, Ger many, I89 1892. Continued study and concert work in Europe, i903-6. President of Ithaca Conservatory of Music, since 1907. Concertmeister and assistant conductor of Swcik's string orchestra, Prague, Austria; 1903-6. President of Anglo-American Club, Prague, Austria. Residence, Ithaca, N.Y. 4769. LILLIAN LITTLEHALES 1904· M.Mus. Born 15 Oct. 1873 at Hamilton, Canada. Residence, 1708 W. Genesee St., Syracuse, N.Y. 4770- LUELLA STEWART (HOLDEN) 1909. M.P. Born at Syracuse, N. Y. Student at the Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. Abbott H. Thayer; Art Students' League, New York; in Paris with Courtois, Edourd Conyer; Anatomy Course at Ecole des Beaux Arts; Colin and Ferrice. Her paintings have been exhibited at the World's Fair, in St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York and Chicago. Instructor in Water Color Painting and Free Hand Drawing, College of Fine Arts, 1889-93. Professor of same,18 93-4. Professor of Painting and Drawing, 1894-1902. Married HendrickS. Holden of Syracuse, N.Y. Residence, 1000 James St., Syracuse, N.Y. 4771. JEANNETTE S80TT 1909. M.P. (See Faculty Record, p. 461.) II DocToR's DEGREES 4772. ISRAEL CHAMBERLAYNE 1853. D.D. 4773· JARED 0. CHURCH 1i54· D.D. Connected with Ohio Wesleyan University. 4774· NICHOLAS W. GOERTNER 1854. D.D. Philadelphia, Pa. 4775· *CALVIN KINGSLEY 1854. D.D. . Bishop of the Meth. Epis. Church. Died 6 Apr. 1870. HONORARY ALUMNI 4776. *EPHRIAM EMERSON WILEY 1854. D.D. Born 6 Oct. 1814 at Melrose, Mass. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1837. A.M. (same) B K. President Emory and Henry College, Emory, Va., 1852-81. Clergy man, Meth. Epis. South. Member General Conferences, 1854, '58, '62, '66, '70, '74, and '78. Delegate to Ecumenical Conference, 1881. Died 1893. 4777· RICHARD KNIGHT 1856. D.D. 4778. *STEPHEN MONTFORT VAIL 1856. D.D. Born 1818 at Union Dale, N. Y. A.B. (Bowdoin) 1838. B.D. (Union Theol. Sem.) 1842. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Professor of Hebrew and of Sacred and Oriental Literature, Meth. Biblical Institute, N.H., 1849-68. U.S. Consul to Rhenish Bavaria, 1869--73. H.as published "Ministerial Education in theM. E. Church;" "The Bible against Slavery, "etc. Died 188o at Jersey City, N.J. 4779· *HENRY CARRIER VOGELL 1858. D.D. Born I June 18o6 at New York, N.Y. Graduate of Madison (now Colgate) University, 1827. A.M. (Madison) 1852. Other colleges gave him A.M. also. D.D. (Union). Clergyman, Baptist. Pastor at Rome, N. Y., 24 years. Chaplain of 61st N. Y. Vols.; also Asst. Surgeon, 1861-5. In charge of Freedman's Bureau as Supt. of Education for N.C., Raleigh, 1866-70. Pastor at Oyster Bay, N.Y., 1871-8. Member of Corporation of Madison Univ., 1851-62. His daughter Georgeanna is Mrs. W. J.P. Kingsley of Rome, N.Y. Died 1887 at Brooklyn, N.Y. 4780. *DANIEL W. BRISTOL 1859. D.D. Born 1812 at Adams, N.Y. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1855. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Oneida and Central N.Y. Conferences. Delegate to General Conference, 1880. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1870-8. Died 2 Mar. 1883 at Syracuse, N.Y. 4781. *FREEBORN GARRETTSON HIBBARD 1859. D.D. Born 22 Feb. 1811 at New Rochelle, N.Y. A.M. (Allegheny) 1844. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor for many years. Member of General HONORARY ALU~ Nl Conferences, 1844, ~56, '6o, '64, '68 and '72. Member of Com. on the Dis cipline and wrote the chapter on the relation of Baptized Children to the Church. Some of Dr. Hibbard's works follow: "Hibbard on Baptism," 1841; "Palestine," 1851; "Religion of Childhood," 1864; "Psalms Chronologi cally Arranged," 1856; "Life and Works of Bishop Hamline," three vols., 186<); "History of E. Genesee Conference," 1887; "Eschatology," 1890; "The Book of Psalms," in Whedon's Commentary, 1882; and frequent contributions to the Quarterly Review. Editor Northern Christian Advocate, 1856-6o. Died 27 Jan. 1895 at Clifton Springs, N.Y . .f782. ]. H. WHALLON 1859. D.D. 4783. P. T. CUTLER 186o. LL.D. 4784. *GEORGE LOOMIS 186o. D.D. Born 30 June 1817 at Attica, N.Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1842. A.M. (same). 4> B K. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Teacher of Nat. Science, Gen. Wes. Sem., Lima, N. Y., 1842-4. Principal of same, 1844-8. President Allegheny College, 186<>--73. Pastor at Clifton Springs, N. Y., 1875-6. Founder and Principal of Foster School, Clifton Springs, N.Y. 4785. *FITCH REED 186o. DD.. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. 4786. JAMES RICHARDSON 186o. D.D. Bishop of the Canadian Meth. Epis Church. 4787. JOHN B. HAGANY 1861. D.D. 4788. *GLENZEN FILLMORE 1862. D.D. 4789. *EDWARD' GAYER: ANDREWS 1863. D.D. Born 7 Aug. 1825 at New Hartford, N. Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1847 A.M. (same). 4> B K. LL.D. (Allegheny). Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Teacher Oneida Conference Sem., Cazenovia, N. Y., 1854. Principal of same 1856-64. Pastor. Bishop Meth. Epi~. Ch. since 1872. Died. HONORARY ALUMNI 4790. *HORATIO ROSS CLARKE 1863. D.D. Born 1813 at Candor, N.Y. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1853. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Oneida and Wyoming Conferences. Died 4 Nov. 1898 at Binghamton, N.Y. 4791. *DALLAS D. LORE 1865. D.D. Editor of the Northern Christian Advocate. Died 20 June 1875. 4792. ROBERT MASEROON 1866. D.D. 4793· *FALES HENRY NEWHALL 1866. D.D. Born 19 June r827 at Saugus, Mass. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1846. A.M. (same). q, B K. Teacher Wesleyan Acad., Wilbraham, Mass., 1848-53. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor. Professor of Rhetoric and Eng. Literature and Instructor in Hebrew, Wesleyan University, 1863-71. Died 6 Apr. 1883 at Worcester, Mass. 4794· *JOHN W. ARMSTRONG 1867. D.D. Born 1812 at Woolwich, England. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1845. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Black River (N. Y.) Conference . Head Master Oswego Training School, 1865-9. Principal State Normal and Training School, Fredonia, N. Y., 1869-78. Delegate to General Con ference, 186o, '64, '68. Died 1878 at Fredonia, N.Y. AMMI BRADFORD HYDE r867. D.D. (Sec No. 4691.) 4795· JAMES R. WOOD r867. LL.D. Physician. *DEWITT CLINTON HUNTINGTON r868. D.D. (See No. 46go.) 4796· *CHARLES WESLEY BENNETT I 871. D.D. (See Faculty Record, College of Liberal Arts.) HONORARY ALUMNI 4797· JOHN DENNIS 1871. D.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Rochester, N.Y. Residence, 298 Mt. Vernon Ave., Rochester, N.Y. 4798. *ALBERT D. WILBOR 1871. D.D. Trustee of Syracuse University, 187 4799· *MICHAEL JOHN CRAMER 1873. D.D. Born 6 Feb. 1835 at Schaffhausen, Switzerland. A.B. (0. Wes. Univ.) 1863. LL.D. (Taylor Univ.) 1895. Teacher of Latin and German 0. Wes. Fern. Coll., Delaware, 0. Clergy man, Meth. Epis. 186o. Pastor at Bethany, 0., and Cincinnati, 0., 186 4800. AUGUSTUS FIELD BEARD 1875. D.D. Born 11 May 1833 at Norwalk, Conn. A.B. (Yale) 1857. A,M. 186o. B.D. (Union Theol. Sem.) 186o. Clergyman, Congregational. Pastor at Bath, Me. Central church, 1862--9; Syracuse, N.Y., Plymouth church, 1869-83; Paris, France, American church, 1883-6. Cor. Sec., American Missionary Assoc. and editor of Amer. Mis sionary Magazine since 1885. Office, Congregational Rooms, 4th Ave. ~ 22d street, New York, N.Y. President of N. Y. State Home Missionary Society, Secretary of Amer. Missionary Society. Member of Corporation of Yale University. Trustee HONORARY ALUMNI .ofFisk Univ. (Tenn.); Tougaloo Univ. (Miss.); Straight Univ. (La.); Talla dega College (Ala.) Has published many pamphlets on the religious condition of France, educa tion in the South, etc. Author of "The Story of Oberlin;" "The Under-man," and "The History of the American Missionary Association." Married (1) Eliza Payson Goddard of Portland, Me.; (2) Annie Deming Barker of Calais, Me. Residence, Norwalk, Conn. 4801. *LORENZO D. McCABE I875· LL.D. A.B. (0. State Univ.) I843. Published, "The Divine Foreknowledge of God," 1880; "Divine Nescience," 1882; "Light on the Pathway of Holiness," I892; "St. Peter the Rock." (The church of Christ is built upon redeemed human nature.) Meth. Rev., I855; etc. Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, and Vice-President Ohio Wes. Univ. Died I 8 Jime I 897. 4802. *WINFIELD SCOTT SMYTH I876. Ph.D. Born 2I Oct. 1838 at Franklin, Pa. A.B. (Wesleyan) I863. A.M. (same). "IJI' r. <1> B K. Principal Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1865-8; Cazenovia Sem., I869-78. In the school book business, 1878-I908. Died 4 Aug. I908. 4803. *GEORGE LANSING TAYLORI Father of No. II o7 I876. D.D. Born 13 Feb. I835 at Skaneateles, N. Y. Student in Wesleyan University and in Ohio Wesleyan Univ. A.B. (Columbia) I86I. A.M. (Wesleyan) I864. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in N. Y. E. Conference. Tntstee of Syracuse University, I870-I903. Poe~. Died 26 July I903 at Brooklyn, N.Y. 4804. HENRY RANDALL WAITE 1876. Ph.D. Born 16Dec. 1846 at Copenhagen, N.Y. A.B. (Hamilton) I868. A Y. Founder and Pres. American Institute of Civics since I885. Pres. Waite & Son Co., Inc. Lit. Ed. Utica Morning Herald, 1869-70; Ed. New Haven Eve. Journal. 1876-7, and International Review (N. Y.) 1878. Founder and pastor Am. Union church, Rome, Italy, 1872-4. Minister Cong. and Presb. churches, Pelham-on-Sound, and Brooklyn, N. Y., I876-92. Assistant f For bibliography of Dr. Taylor to 1882, see Alumni Record of Wesleyan University, 3d ed., x883, pp. 642-4. HONORARY ALUMNI Director Tenth U. S. Census, in charge of statistics of education, illiteracy, libraries, religious organizations, etc., 188o-4. Secy. Nat. (Political) Refonn League, and Pres. Polit. Science Asso., N. Y. City, 1877--9· Pres. Dist. Columbia Social Science Assoc., 188o-2. Secy. Interstate Commission on Federal Aid to Education, 1882. Mem. Mohonk Conference on Internat. Arbitration, Atlantic Union, London, Eng.; Order F. & P. of America; Am. Geog. Soc.; V. P. Universal Peace Union; Mem. Internat. Law Assoc., etc. Contributor to cyclopedias and journals. Married--- 1876, Cora A. Huntoon of Boston, Mass. ChiJdren-WINTHROP, born 1880. ELEANOR, born 1882. Residence, Glenwood Place, East Orange, N. J. 4805. *DAVID COPELAND I877- D.D. Born 21 Dec. 1832 at Braintree, Vt. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1855· A.M. (same). D.D. (Wesleyan) 1877- Principal Monroe Academy, Henrietta, N. Y., 1855. Teacher of Natural Science, Falley Seminary, Fulton, N. Y., 1856-8. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pres. Hillsborough Female College, Ohio, 1865-72. Prin. Wyoming Sem., Kingston, Pa., 1872-81. Delegate to General Conference, 1880. Died 7 Dec. 1882 at Royalton, Vt. 4806. *WILLIAM HEINRICH SCHULTZE 1877. D. Mus. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.) 4807. *ORRIS H. WARREN 1877- D.D. Fonnerly Editor of the Northem Christian Advocate. Died--. *WILLIAM PENN ABBOTT 1878. D. D. (See No. 4745.) 4808. *DANIEL CURRY 1878. LL.D. Born 26 Nov. 1809 near Peekskill, N. Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1837. A.M. (same). cl> B K. D.D. (Wesleyan) 1852. Principal Troy Conf. Acad., 1837. Professor in Ga. Female Coll., Macon, Ga., 1839. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member of Georgia, New York, and later, N. Y. East Conferences. Editor The Christian Advocate, 1864-76; of The National Repository, 187~. Assoc. Editor of The Methodist, 188o-1. Delegate to the Ecumenical Con ference, 1881. Delegate to the General Conferences of 186o, '64, '68, '72, '76, '8o. (A full bibliography to 1881 may be found in Wesleyan University Record 3d ed. I 883, pp. 562-3.) Died 17 Aug. 1887. HONORARY ALUMNI *CHARLES HENRY FOWLER 1878. LL.D. ad eundem. (See No. 44.) 4809. *WILLIAM H. OLIN 1878. D.D. Born 1822 at Laurens, N. Y. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1866. Lawyer, 1844-51. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Oneida and Wyoming Conferences. Delegate to General Conference, 186o-8o, six sessions. Trustee Syracuse University, 1872-90. Member of Assembly from Broome Co., N.Y. Died t6 Sept. 1889. 4810. *ISAAC SABIN BINGHAM 1879. D.D. Born 18 Mar. 1819. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor. Editor No. Chr. Adv., 186o-4. Member of General Conference from 1856-88 without a b~ak. Sec. of Gen. Conf. 12 years. Member Book Committee, 1868-76, 1877-80. Sent by Chr. Commission as Chaplain, 1864. Author of the chapter in the Discipline on Conference Boundaries. Died 20 Apr. 1893 at Herkimer, N.Y. 4811. GEORGE HENRY BRIDGMAN 1879. D.D. Born 2 Aug. 1841 in Ontario, Canada. A.B. (Victoria Univ.) 1864. A.M. (same) 1867. LL.D. 1900. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Ontario, 1864-73. Principal Gen. Wes. Sem., Lima, N.Y., 1873-83. President Hamline University since 1883. Residence, Hamline (St. Paul), Minn. t 4812. HOMER J. EATON 1879. D.D. 1907. LL.D. Member of the firm of Eaton & Mains, Agents of the Book Concern of the Meth. Epis. Church, New York, N.Y. Trustee of Syracuse University, 11195-1901. Residence, 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 4813. JAMES WATKINS ALDERMAN 188o. D.D. Bon~ i9 Dec. 1834 in Athens Co., Ohio. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member of Ohio, Central Ohio, Troy and Kansas Conferences. At -present is pastor of Washington Ave. church, Kansas City, Kan. Chaplain of Sing Sing Prison, 1878-Bo. Chaplain of 2oth 0. Vol. Inf. and of 130th 0. Vol. lnf. Residence, 1548 Mirlhesota Ave., Kansas City, Kan. 1588 HONORARY ALUMNI 4814. *GIDEON DRAPER 1880. D.D. (See Faculty Record, Genesee College.) *ISAAC GIBBARD 188o. D.D. (See No. 45.) 4815. *JOHN CLARK RIDPATH 188o. LL.D. Author. Professor in DePauw University. Died---. *JOHN ALABASTER 1881. D.D. (See No. 49.) 4816. *GEORGE H. COREY I88I. D.D. Born 18 May 1844 at Athens, N. Y. LL.D. (Taylor Univ.) 1891. Clergyman, Meth. Epis., 1863. Pastorates mainly within theN. y: Conf. Published lectures, sermons arid magazine articles. Pastor Metropolitan church, Washington (1899). Died--. t 4817. *JOHN MORRISON REID 1881. LL.D. (See Faculty Record, Genesee College.) 4818. *HENRY SPELLMEYER 1881. D.D. Born 25 Nov. 1847 at New York, N.Y. · ~ r . A.B. (Univ. City of N.Y.) 1866. A.M. (same) 1869. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastorates in Newark Conf., 1869- . Trustee Drew Theol. &om.; of Syracuse University, 1896- 1902. Member General Conf., 1896. Member Book Com., 1896-1900. Pastor Central church, Newark, N. ]., 1892-?. Died---. 4819. *ELI CONVERSE BRUCE 1882. D.D. Born 18 Apr. 1820 at Worthington, Mass. A.B. 1846. A.M. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastorates in New York State. Principal of Seminary, Red Creek, N. Y., 1848-9; Wesleyan Seminary, Gouverneur, N.Y., 1853-9; Seminary, Antwerp, N.Y., 1869-70. Member of the General Conferences of 186o, 1864, 1868 and 1876. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1872-8 and 1889-95· Died8Jan. I9II at Syracuse, N.Y. 4820. *JOHN TALBOT GRACEY 1882. D.D HONORARY ALUMNI Born in Delaware Co., Pa. A.M. (Dickinson) hon. A.M. (Ohio Wesley an Univ.) hon. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor. Missionary to India, 1861-8. Dele gl!-te to General Conference, 1868, 1884. Member American Oriental Soc. since 1868. Has published, "History of Methodist Episcopal Missions" 3 vols., Reid Gracey; "Manual of Missions;" "India, Country, People, etc.," and many pamphlets and articles. Member editorial staff Missionary Review of the World and of the Northern Christian Advocate. Died 5 Jan. 1912 at Clifton Springs, N.Y. 4821. AARON KETCHUM SANFORD 1882. D.D. Born 19 Oct. 1827 at Redding, Conn. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in the New York Conference; 27 years in New York City. Superannuated 1909· Residence 1 I 92 Franklin Ave., Morrisania, N. Y. 4822. WILLIAM J. WALLACE 1882. LL.D. Born 14 Apr. 1837 at Syracuse, N. Y. LL.B. (Hamilton). LL.D. (Ham ilton) 1875. Mayor of Syracuse, 1873-4. U. S. District Judge for Northern Dist. of N.Y., 1874-82. U.S. Circuit Judge for 2d Judicial Circuit since 1882. Residence, Albany, N.Y. 4823. HENRY GRAHAM 1883. D.D. Born 3 June 1841 in Jefferson Co., N.Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Dele gate to Gen. Con£. 1884 and 1888. Has published "Old Truths Newly Illustrated;" "The Preacher and His Work;'.' "History of Troy Conference;" aritcles in Ladies' Repository, Meth. Refliew, etc. Private in Co. A 177 N. Y. Infantry. At the siege and capture of Port Hudson. Married 2 Jan. 1873, Martha A. Flack. Children-SARAH NEWCOMB, born 27 May 1874 (No. 1461). jEANNETTE FAIRBAIRN, born 18 Mar. 1876 (No. 146o). HENRY FLACK, born 20 Apr. 1880. Cu~RENCE FLACK, born 23 Mar. 1887. Residence, 5 N. Pine Ave., Albany, N.Y. 4824. JESSE LYMAN HURLBUT 1883. D.D. Born 15 Feb. 1843 at New York, N. Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1864. A.M. (same) 1867. 'Y 1. 1590 HONORARY ALUMNI Teacher (Vice-Principal) Seminary, Pennington, N. ]., 1864. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor, 1865-79. Agent S. S. Union, 1879-84. Asst. Editor S. S. Dept., 1884-8. Editor of S. S. Literature and Sec. S. S. Union and Tract Soc., Meth. Epis. church, since 1888. Supt. of Newark Dist., Newark Con£. Has published, "Outline Normal Lessons," New York, 1884; "Biblical Geography," Chicago, 1885; "Studies in the Four Gospels," New York, 1888; "Studies in Old Testament History," New York, 1892; "Supplement Lessons for the Sunday School," New York, 1889. Member Board of Education and Supt. of Schools at Plainfield, N. ]., 1884-<)4. Residence, 93 Quitman St., Newark, N.J. 4825. *WILLIAM C. RUGER 1883. LL.D. Chief Judge Court of Appeals, State of N.Y. Trustee, ex-officio, of Syracuse University, 1882-6. 4826. RICHARD WHEATLEY 1883. D.D. Born 14 July 1831 at Copmanthorpe Grange, Yorkshire, England. LL.D. (Syracuse) 1894. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in the New York Conference, 1853~1. Chaplain 28th Conn. Vols., 1862-3. Pastor of an Independent Wesleyan church, Huddersfield, England, 1863-6. Pastor in New York Conference since 1866. Dr. \Vheatley has been very active in literary work and has pulbished a library of books. It is impossible to give here a complete bibliography. Some of his publications are as follows: "Life and Letters of Mrs. Phrebe Palmer," 8vo., N.Y., 1876: "The History of the World," Meadville, 1881; "Biographical Encyclopedia of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire," in 5 vols., 4to., New York, 1879-86; "Cathedrals and Abbeys in Great Britain and Ireland," New York, L89o; numerous articles, review and others, in magazines. Dr. Wheatley was one of the most laborious revisers of the Meth. Epis. Hymnal, 1876. Lectured in England, 1862- 6, on Slavery and the Civil 'Var in the U. S. of America and helped to raise many thousands of dollars for the U. S. National Freed men's Aid Society, and .in aid of the Sanitary and Christian Commissions. Residence, Coldspring, N.Y. *WILLL\l\[ R. BENHAM 1884. D.D. (See I\o. q.2.) 4827. *NATHANIEL C. HUSTED 1884. LL.D. HONORARY ALUMNI 1591 Born 1825 at North Greenwich, Conn. A.M. (Wesleyan) r88o. M .D. (Univ. City o' N.Y.) 1850. Physician at Tarrytown, N. Y. Surgeon to N. Y. State troops, 1864-5. Vice-President Amer. Med. Soc., 1874; of N. Y. State Med. Soc., 188o. Member of N.Y. Acad. of Medicine; Amer. Med. Assoc.; Internat. Medical Congress, 1881. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1885-92. Died1892. 4828. *RODMAN H. ROBINSON 1884. D.D. Trustee of Syracuse University, 188o-6 . Died 19 Oct. 1886. 4829. HENRY KING CARROLL r885. LL.D. Born 15 Nov. 1848 at Dennisville, N. J. Religious and political editor of The Independent, New York. Resigned 1 Sept. 1898. In charge of the department of Churches, U. S. Census 1890; completed in 1893· Appointed Special Commissioner of the U. S. to Porto Rico, by the President, 23 Sept. 1898. Chief editor of the Proceedings of the Centennial Meth. Conf. of 1884; author of census volume of "Statistics of Churches," Washington, D. C., 1893; of "Religious Forces of the United States," Christian Literature Co., N.Y., 1893; various pamphlets. Member of the Board of Managers of Meth. Missionary Soc. since 1892. Sec. Commission of Ecumenical Meth. Conference, 1901. Manager of League for protection of American Institutions. Member of various societies. Delegate to the General Conference of 1896. Residence, 95 Westewelt Ave., Plainfield, N.J. 4830. *GILBERT HOLMES GREGORY rss5. D.D. Born 28 Nov. 1837 at Modena, N. Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1863. A.M. (same). Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in the New York Conference. Died30 Sept. 1900 at Kingsbridge, N.Y. 4831. ABRAHAM J. PALMER 1885. D.D. Born 18 Jan. 1847 at Frenchtown, N. J . A.B. (Wesleyan) 1870. ~ K E. A.M. 1873. D.D. (Allegheny) 1885. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor. Missionary Sec., 1896. Corresponding Sec. of Conference Commissionon Annuities and Vested Funds. Editor World Wide Missions. Author. Member Co. D. 48th N. Y. S. Vol., 1861-4; in prison nine months. Residence, Milton, N.Y. 1592 HONORARY ALUMNI 4832. CHARLES C. CREEGAN I886. D.D. Born 29 May I850 at Brighton, Iowa. B.S. (Leban Normal Coli.) 1869 and A.M. 1876. B.D. (Oberlin) I879· Secretary N. Y. Home Missionary (Cong'l), I882-4, residence, Syracuse, N. Y. Field Secretary American Board of Foreign Missions, I888-94, resi dence, Boston, Mass. New York Secretary of the American Board, I894- I909· President of Fargo College, Fargo, N. D., since I Oct. I909· Has published "Great Missionaries of the Church," Boston, 1896; "Pioneer Missionaries," New York. Married (I)--- 1872, Melissa A. Williams; died I897· (2) --- 1899, Harriet Miriam Stephens. Children-]A~!ES DwiGHT, born 1876. LINUS JuosoN, born 1879. CHARLES CLARENCE, born I 88 I, died I 906. GRACE IRENE, born 1884. Residence, Fargo, N.D. 4833. CHARLES HOWARD DUNTON 1886. D.D. Born I844 at Underhill, Vt. A.B. (Univ. of Vt.) 1870. ~ IJ~. A.M. 1875. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. and Teacher. Principal Troy Conf. Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1877-97 and since I900. County Examiner of Teachers for Rutland Co., Vt., since 1897. Member General Conference, 1892. Member 13th Reg. Vt. Vols., I862-3. Member Vermont Legislature, I898-I9QO. Cl).airman of Committee on Education. President of Vermont Anti-Saloon League, I905-9· Residence, Poultney, Vt. 4834. NAPTHALI LUCCOCK 1886 . . D.D. Formerly Professor in Allegheny College. At present is pastor of Hyde Park M. E. church, Kansas City, Mo. Residence, Kansas City, Mo. 4835. WILLIAM NORTH RICE I886. LL.D. Born 2I Nov. I845 at Marblehead, Mass. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1865. A.M. (same) I868. Ph.D. (Yale) I867. Professor of Geology and Nat. Hist., Wesleyan Univ., 1867-84; of Geol., same, since I884. Acting President, 1907-9. Asst. Geologist, U. S. Geol. Survey, I89I-2. Supt. of Connecticut Geological and Natural History Survey since 1903· Student in Europe, I867-8, 1881, 1884, 1892-3. Engaged with the U. S. Fish Commission, I87J, 1874. Visited Bermuda for Geol. Study, 1876. HONORARY ALUMNI 1593 Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member Board of Educ., Middletown City Sch. Dist., 1884-91, and Pres. of same, 1885--<)1. Fellow Amer. Assoc. for the Advanc. of Science; Geol. Soc. of America; American Soc. of Naturalists; Nat. Geograph. Soc.; Conn. Acad. of Arts and Sciences; Appalachian Mt. Club; Middletown Sci. Assoc., etc. Pres. Amer. Soc. of Naturalists. Has published "The Geology of Bermuda;" Bulletin U. S. Nat. Mus. No. 25; "The Geology of Middlesex County," 1885; "Science Teaching in the Schools," Boston, 1889; 2d ed., 1894; "Twenty-five Years of Scientific Progress and other Essays," N.Y. and Boston, 1894; "Dane's Textbook of Geology," (edited), New York; " Christian Faith in an Age of Science," Ne\v York, and numerous articles in various scientific, educational and religious journals. Married 12 Apr. 1870, Elizabeth 'Ving Crowell of Worcester, Mass. Children-EDWARD LoRANUS, born 18 Mar. 1871. CHARLES WILLIAM, born 19 Sept. 1879; died 30 June 1882. Residence, ]\,fiddletown, Conn. *CHARLES WESLEY BENNETT 1887. LL.D. (See No. 4796.) 4836. WILLIAM CORNFORTH 1887. D.D. Born 13 Oct. 1828 at Brierly Hill, Staffordshire, England. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Engaged in training students for the ministry, lecturing on Theology--exegesis of the Greek Testament, etc., since 1874. Has published sermons for special occasions such as the Official Sermons before the French Conference; numerous articles, mostly of a polemic charac ter, review of books, etc., mainly in L'Evangeliste. President of the French Conference in 1876, '81, '82, '83, '84, '85, '91, '94. '95· Residence, unknown. *OSCAR ALLEN HOUGHTON 1887. D.D, (See No. 186.) 4837. ALEXANDER HARRISON TUTTLE 1887. D.D. Born 28 Feb. 1844 at Bordentown, N. J. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1866. 'Y 1. A.M. (same) 1869. B.D. (Drew Theol. Sem.) 1870. D.D. (Grant Mem. Univ.) 1887. S.T.D. (Wesh:yan) 1906. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Newark, Wyoming and Baltimore Conferences. Has published "The Jew," Baltimore; "Bible Readings," ibid.; "The Living Word," Cincinnati; "Mary Porter Gamewell," New York; "The 1594 HONORARY ALUMNI Peril of Young Men," New York, and many articles in Meth. Review, N. Y Christian Advocate, Northwestern Christian Advocate and Zion's Herald. Married 1872, Charlotte T. Gamewell of Hackensack, N.J. Children-CHARLOTTE GAMEWELL, born 1873. FRANK HARRISON, born 1882. Residence, Summit, N.J. 4838. MELVILLE REUBEN WEBSTER 1887. D.D. Born 14 Feb. 1850 in the Town of Cuyler, N.Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epls. Pastor in the Northern N. Y. and Genesee Conferences. Pastor at Central Square, N. Y., r87o-3; Brockett's Bridge N. Y., 1873-6; Frankfort, N. Y., 1876-9; Little Falls, N. Y., 1879-82; Watertown, N.Y., State St. church, 1882-5; Oswego, N.Y., Trinity church: 1885-8; Rome, N. Y., 1st church, r888-<)I; Rochester, N. Y., 1st church, 1891-6; Bradford, Pa., 1st church, 1896-1900; Supt. Niagara Dist., 1900-2; Rochester Dist., 1902-8. Pastor of Park church, Hornell, N.Y., since 1908. Sec. Northern N.Y. Con£., r883-<)I. Delegate to Ecumenical Con£., Washing ton, D. C., 1891; Gen. Confs., 1900 and.r904. Representative of 3d General Con£. Dist. on Board of Church Insurance of M. E. Church, 190Q-8. Has published ''Historical Register of Northern N. Y. and Black River Conferences for 52 years," in Minutes of r888; occasional articles. At work on "The History of the Governor John \Vehster Family of Connecticut." Married 23 Mar. 1870, Frances Jennie Jay of Sullivanville, N.Y. Child-FLoRENCE MAY, born 25 Apr. 1871; died I Apr. 1890. Residence, 21 Main St., Hornell, N.Y. LAFAYETTE CONGDON r888. D.D. (See No. 161.) GEORGE HERBERT DRYER r888. D.D. (See No. 214.) 4839. JOHN H. COLEMAN r889. D.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Presiding Elder, Albany Dist., Troy Conference. At present is pastor of First church, Rensselaer, N.Y. Residence, Rensselaer, N.Y. 4840. *HENRY DARWIN DIDAMA 1889. LL.D. (See Faculty Record, College of Medicine.) 4841. GEORGE PRESTON MAINS Father of No. 1388 1889. D.D. HONORARY ALUMNI 1595 Born 7 Aug. 1844 at Newport, K Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1870. A~ <1>. A.M. 1873. D.D. (Wesleyan) 1889. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in the New York East Conference. Agent of the Methodist Book Concern since 1897. Member of several Gen eral Conferences. Frequent contributor to church publications. Was President of the Wesleyan University Club of New York. Twice elected to a College Presidency. Was in the Navy in 1864 and 1865. Participated in the Fort Fisher Campaign. Address, 150FifthAvc., New York, N.Y. 4842. HELEN F. SMITH 1889. Litt.D. Professor in Wells College, Aurora, N.Y. DAVID W. THOMAS 1889. D.D. (See No. 4694.) 4843. GEORGE M. COLVILLE 1890. D.D. Residence, Racine, Wis. 4844. NICHOLAS H. HOLMES 1890. D.D. President of Beaver College, Beaver, Pa. 4845. ST. CLAIR McKELWAY 1890. LL.D. Born 15 Mar. 1845 at Columbia, Mo. Educated under private teachers. B K. A.M. (Colgate) 1883. L.H.D. (Union) 1893. D.C.L. (St. Lawrence) 1897. Ph.B. (Rochester) hon. LL.D. (Univ. Missouri) 1901. LL.D. (Princeton) 1901. Admitted to the bar, 1867. Asst. Editor N. Y. World, 1867-70; same on Brooklyn Eagle, 187o-8. Editor-in-Chief Albany Argus 1878-84; same on Brooklyn Eagle since 1884. Has published many addresses on Educational, Reform and Ethical subjects, such as "Press and Pulpit," "Doctors and the Times," "Medical Ethics," "Municipal Reform," "Plea for Old Fashioned Pulpit," "Yale Lectures on Newspaper Making," etc. Regent of the Uni versity of the State of N. Y. since 1883. Hon. Mem. of Long Island His torical Club; of Society of Legal and Medical Jurisprudence; and of Montauk club, Brooklyn. Member of Metropolitan, Barnard, Reform and Manhattan clubs, New York and Brooklyn. Married (1) 19 Dec. 1867, Eleanor Hutchison of Brooklyn, N.Y., died 1884; (2) 25 Jan. 1888, Virginia Brooks of New York city. Children-LEE, born 28 Jan. 1872. HuTCHISON, born 8 July 1875, died- June 1896. Residence, Brooklyn, N.Y. HONORARY ALUMNI 1890. D.D. Bishop of Selsey (?) England. 4847. WARNER MILLER 1891. LL.D. Born at Hannibal, N.Y. A.B. 1860. LL.D. (Union). Member N. Y. Assembly, 1874 and 75. Member of Congress, 1878-8o U. S. Senator, 1881-7. President Nicarauga Canal Co. Private, Sergeant, Major and Lieut. 5th N. Y. Cav., 1861. Taken prisoner at Winchester and paroled. Residence, Herkimer, N.Y. 4848. EDWARD NEWMAN PACKARD 1891. D.D. Born 16 Dec. 1841 at Lancaster, Mass. A.B. (Bowdoin) 1862. q,· 1 . A.M 1865. B K. Tutor, Instructor, Asst. Professor, Bowdoin College, 1863-8. Clergyman, Congregational. Pastor at Evanston, Ill., 187()---(); Dorchester, Mass., Second church, 1879-87; Syracuse, N. Y., Plymouth church, 1887-1904; Stratford, Conn., since 1904. Corporate member and Asst. Recording Sec retary of the American Board, Overseer of Bowdoin College, Member N. E. Historic-Genealogic Society. President N. Y. Home Missionary Society, 1898-1904· Annual contributor of sermons for thirty years to "Monday Club Sermons" Boston. Frequent contributor to religious newspapers. Married 10 Nov. 1870, Mary Elizabeth Ford of Winona, Minn. Children-CHARLOTTE MELLEN (No. 1245). EDITH MoRTON (No. 1497). ELIZABETH FORD (see Non-graduates). AGNES KENT (No. 7oc). EDWARD N. (No. 3048). CHARLES (No. 3345). Residence, Stratford, Conn. 4849. JOHN W. THOMPSON 1891. D.D. Clergyman; Meth. Epis. Residence, Nassau, N.Y. CARLTON CYRENUS WILBOR 1891. D.D. (See No. 178.) 4850. PERCY GOETCHIUS 1892. D.Mus. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.) HONORARY ALUMNI I597 4851. JAMES BENJAMIN KENYON 1892. Litt.D. Born 26 Apr. I 858 at Frankfort, N. Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Teacher, 1875-7. Pastor in N. New York and Cent. New York Conferences since I878. Retired 1906. Has published, "The Fallen and Other Poems," Utica, 1876; "Out of the Shadows,'' Phila delphia, 188o; "Songs in All Seasons," Boston, 1885; "In Realms of Gold," New York, 1887; "At the Gate of Dreams," Buffalo, I892; "An Oaten Pipe," New York, I896; "Life Triumphant," 1896; "A Little Book of Lullabies," Syracuse, N. Y., 1896; "Poems," New York, I90I; "Loiterings in Old Fields," N. Y., I90I: "Remembered Days," 1902; "Retribution," 1903. Contributor to The Century, Lippincott's, The Cosmopolitan, The Atlantic, New England Mag., Meth. Rev., The Independent, The Midland Monthly, etc. Married---, Margaret Jane Taylor of Frankfort, N. Y. Children-RAYMOND TAYLOR, born 21 Oct. I878. MAYBELLE ARETTA, born 31 Aug. 1880. (Haanel). (See Non-grad uates.) DORIS MARGARET, born 5 Sept. Residence, Ausable Forks, N.Y. 4852. *ORAM HOWARD McANULTY 1892. D.D. 4853. *ESTHER BAKER (STEELE) 1892. Litt.D. Born4Aug. 1835atLysander, N.Y. A5sisted in editing Dr. Steele's books, especially the Histories of United States, France, Ancient, Medieval and Modern Peoples, for which she wrote the sections on Civilization, etc. More recently, since his death, engaged in revising and supervising revisions of Dr. Steele's Series. Traveled exten sively. Lectured before the University in I897· Mrs. Steele was one of the most generous benefactors of Syracuse University, and served as Trustee from I895 to 1911. Married 7 July I859, Joel Dorman Steele (No. 40) of Mexico, N.Y. Died, 23 Nov. 191 I at Elmira, N.Y. 4854. CHARLES SHERMAN WING 1892. D.D. Born I9 Jan. 1841 at West Goshen, Conn. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. · Pastor in the New York East Conference. Has published two poems: "The Blue Bill," Chr. Adv. 1890; "The Open Sepul cher," Chr. Adv., 1892; and several articles in same. Delegate to General Conference, 1892 and 1896. Residence, 47 Brevoort Pl., Brooklyn, N.Y. CHARLES WESLEY WINCHESTER 1892. D. D. (See No. 168.) 1598 HONORARY ALUMNI 4855. *GEORGE FISK COMFORT 1893. LL.D. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.) BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD LOOMIS 1893. D.D. (See No. 461 z.) 4856. GEORGE ALBERT PARKER 1893. D.Mus. (See Faculty Record, College of Fine Arts.) 4857. ARTHUR BENTON SANFORD 1893. D.D. Born 2 Dec. 1851 at Redding, Conn. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1872. A.M. (same) . BK. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in New York East Conference. Asst. Editor Meth. Reviev.!. Address, Van Alst Ave. M. E. church, Long Island City, N.Y. WILBUR FLETCHER STEELE 1893. D.D. (See No. 224.) 4858. AUSTIN GRIFFIK 1894. D.D. Born 1 Feb. 1836 at Westford, N.Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in the Wyoming Conf. since 1860. Member of General Conferences, 1884, '92 and '1)6. Corresponding Secretary of Preachers' Aid Society. Married--- 1858, Rosalie 0. LaMoure of E. Worcester, N.Y. Child-AusTIN LAMOURE, born 7 July 1859 (Scranton Pa.) Residence, Oneonta, N.Y. 4859. *FREDERICK DAN HUNTINGTON 1894. L.H.D. Born 28 May 1819 at Hadley, Mass. A.B. (Amherst) 1839. A.M. (same) 1842. A ~ 4>. S.T.D. (Amherst). LL.D. (Amherst). D.D. (Columbia). Clergyman. Pastor So. Congl. church, Boston, IR~2-SS · Preacher and Plummer Professor, Harvard Coli., I855-6o. Rector of Emmanuel church, Boston, 1860-9. BishopofCentralNewYork, 1869--1904· Editor for several years of The Christian Register, The Monthly Religious Magazine, The Church Monthly. Bishop Huntington's literary activity was very great. It is impossible to give here more than a few titles. Books: ·~Chr:\st in :~he Christian.Year; vol. I, Advent to Trinity; vol. II, Trinity to Advent;" "Good Talking a Fine Art;" "Christ in the World:" "Sermons for the People;" "Unconscious Tuition." Pamphlets: "Addresses before Agricultural Societies in Massa chusetts;" "The Church Assoc. in the Interests of Labor;" "Duty of the HONORARY ALUMNI I599 Church Respecting Social Problems;" "Systematic Offerings for Christ," etc. Died 11 July 1904 at Hadley, Mass. 4860. WILLIAM H. MICKLE I894· D.D. Born IS Sept. I838 at Florida, N.Y. A.M. (Union) I879· Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in the New York Conference. Presiding Elder of the Poughkeepsie district, I89S-9· Pastor of Asbury church, Tarry town, N. Y., I899-I900; Coxsackie, N. Y., I9oo-3; Walden, N. Y., I903-5; Wappingers Falls, N. Y., I905-8. Superannuated I908. Was a soldier in the War of the Rebellion, I34th N.Y. Vol., Ist Lieut. Was with Sherman on his ''March to the Sea." After Gettysburg, served as Adjt. General for the Artillery of the I I th Corps, and finally for the army. Residence, Fishkill, N.Y. WILLIAM HENRY REESE 1894. D.D. (See No. 204.) 4861. GEORGE BURLEIGH SPALDING 1894. LL.D. Born II Aug. I835 at Montpelier, Vt. A.B. (Vermont Univ.) 1856. D.D. (Dartmouth). Clergyman, Congregational and Presbyterian. Pastor at Vergennes, Vt., Hartford, Conn., Dover, N.H., Manchester, N. H. Now pastor of the Fjrst Presbyterian church of Syracuse, N.Y. Member of theN. H. Legislature; of theN. H. Constitutional Convention. President Board of Trustees of theN. H. Normal School. Trustee of Hamil ton College; of Auburn Theol. Seminary. Residence, II 1 Highland Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. RICHARD WHEATLEY 1894. LL.D. (See No. 4826.) 4862. STEWART LYNDON WOODFORD I894· D.C.L. Born 3 Sept. I835 at New York, N. Y. A.B. (Columbia) 1854. A.M. (same) I867 . . A.M. (Yale) I867. LL.D. (Trinity) I868. Lawyer since 1858. In the army, 1862-5. Messenger N. Y. Electoral Coli., I86o. Lieut.-Gov. New York State, 1867--9. U.S. Atty., Southern Dist. N. Y., I877-83. Member of Congress, 1873-4. Presidential elector and President of Electoral college of N. Y., 1872. Member commission to frame charter of Greater New York, I896, p. S.·Minister to Spain since 1897. (These data were written on shipboard when on his way to Spain, 1897.) Residence, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1600 HONORARY ALUMNI *MALTBIE DAVENPORT BABCOCK 1895. D.D. (See No. 410.) 4863. BENJAMIN WISNER BACON 1895. Litt.D. Born 15 Jan. 1860 at Litchfield, Conn. A.B. (Yale) 1881. B.D. (same) 1884. A.M. (same) 1892. D.D. (Western Reserve) 1893. LL.D. (Illinois) 1905. Clergyman, Congregational (?). Pastor at Old Lyme, Conn., 1884--9; Oswego, N. Y., 1889--96. Professor of New Testament Criticism and Exegesis, Yale University, since 1896. Director of American School of Archaeology in Jerusalem, Syria, 1905-6. Has published "The Genesis of Genesis," 1892; " The Triple Tradition of the Exodus," 1894; "An Introduction to the New Testament Literature," 1900; "The Sermon on the Mount," 1902; "The Story of St. Paul," 1904; "The Beginnings of Gospel Story," 1909; "The Fourth Gospel in Research and Debate," 1909. Married 27 May 1884, Eliza Buckingham Aiken of Norwich, Conn. Children-DOROTHY BucKINGHAM, born 13 Nov. 1885. BENJAMII'/.SELDEN, born 6 Apr. 1888. Residence, New Haven, Conn. 4864. *JOHN STOREY BRECKENRIDGE 1895. D.D. Born 12 July 1837 at Augusta, N. Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1861. qr Y'. A.!vi. (Wesleyan) 1864. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor until 1887. Superintendent of the Meth. Epis. Hospital, Brooklyn, N.Y.; 1887- Died 28 Aug. 1900 at Stamford, N. Y. 4 865. JAMES BYRON BROOKS 1895. D.C.L. (See Fa.culty Record, College of Law.) 4866. DAVID WESTON GATES 1895. D.D. Born 29 July 1835 at Pleasant Mount , Pa. A.B. (Troy Univ.) 1862. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1863. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Has been pastor at various charges in Troy Conference. Superannua ted 1906. Married (1) Anna H. Robinson, who died 1868; (2) Jennie E. McChesney, who died 1907. Children-ALPHEUS WESTON, born 3 1\!Jar. 1864; died 12 Aug. 1886. KATHARINE MAY, born 5 Jan. 1873; died 5 Mar. 1898. Residence, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. HONORARY ALUMNI 1601 4867. WILSON F. MORSE 1895. D.Mus. Born 7 May 1843 at Westfield, N.Y. Teacher of Music, Maine Wes. Sem., Kent's Hill, Me., 1870-80, and since 1883; Saratoga Springs, N.Y., 1880-3. Band-Master in the Civil War. Was at the ba:ttle of Lookout Mountain. Married 5 Feb. 1868, Ella S. Deuel (No. 4758) of Corry, Pa. Residence, Kent's Hill, Me. 4868. *CARROLL E. SMITH 1895. LL.D. Editor Syracuse Daily Journal for many years. Syracuse, N.Y. Died 21 Aug. 1903 at Syracuse, N.Y. 4869. JAMES MARTIN YEAGER 1895. D.D. Born 2 Nov. 1857 at Yeagerstown, Pa. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1880. A.M. (same) 1883. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in N. Y. Conference. President Drew Seminary, Carmel, N.Y., 1892--<). Commissioner of Schools of Putnam Co., New York, 1899-1902; Traveled in South America, 1905-6. Elected mem ber of Pennsylvania Legislature, 1.906 Appointed United Stat~s Marshal of Middle Dist. of Penn. by President Roosevelt, 1907. Member of many organizations and societies. Has lectured extensively on travels in Europe and the Orient. Has published a pamphlet on "Over the Peruvian Andes," 1896; "A History of the Yeager, Buffington and Creighton Families of Pennsylvania," 1909. Married 13 Oct. 1886, Emma McElroy of Rhinebeck, N. Y. Children- JAMES CREIGHTON, born I Jan. 1888. MARION, born 1 Oct. 1891. Residence, Lewiston, Pa. 4870. *JAMES YEOMAN BATES 1896. D.D. Born 1 May 1831. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in the New York Conference, 1855--<)9. }Jember of the General Conference of 1876; of the General Missionary Committee, 1876-80. Died 12 May 1899. 4871. JOHN W. BLAISDELL 1896. D.D. President Bordentown Female College, Bordentown, N.J. 4872. OLIN BURR COlT HONORARY ALUMNI Born 24 Mar. 1855 at Hoboken, N. ]. Student from Newark, N. J. in Wesleyan University, 1873-7. A.B. A .1 <1>. A.M. B.D. (Drew Theol. Sem.) 1881. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Amityville, L. I., Simpson M. E. church. Address, Simpson M. E. church, Amityville, N.Y. *JOHN BARTLIT FOOTE 1896. D.D. (See No. 4747.) 4873- BENJAMIN HENRY RIPTON 1896. LL.D. Born21 Mar. 1858atJohnstown, N.Y. A.B. (Union) 1880. '!" l'. B K. A.M. (same) 1886. Ph.D. (same) 1895. Professor in Union CoUege since 1886. Dean of Union College since 189~. President of B K, Alpha of New York, since 1896. Member Board of Education of Schenectady, N.Y., 1903-7. Member Gen. Conf. M. E. church, 1900. Married 2 June 1880, Francena Narc of Johnstown, N.Y. Children-MAUD, born 20 May 1881 (No. 2178). RUTH, born 2 Sept. 1892. Residence, Schenectady, N.Y. 4874. JOHN STEVENS 1896. Litt.D. Clergyman, Shanghai, China. 4875. *JOHN G. ECKMAN 1897. D.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Died IO Aug. 1898 at Scranton, Pa. 4876. STEPHEN J. HERBEN 1897. Litt.D. Clergyman. Asst. Editor Christian Advocate, New York, N.Y. 4877- WILLIAM DEWITT HYDE 1897. LL.D. Born 23 Sept. 1858 at Winchendon, Mass. A.B. (Harvard) 1879. D.D. (Bowdoin; also Harvard) 1886. Clergyman, Congregational. Pastor at Paterson, N. ]., 1883-5. President of Bowdoin College since 1885. Has published "Practical Ethics," New York, 1892; "Social Theology," N. Y., 1894; "Practical Idealism," N. Y., 1897; "The Evolution of the College Student," Boston, 1898. Residence, Brunswick, Me. HONORARY ALUMNI 4878. CHARLES WESLEY McCORMICK 1897. D.D. Born 14 Dec. 1856 at New Prospect, N.]. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1881. A.M. (same) 1884. A.M. (New York University) 1894 and Ph.D. 1898. B K. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Northern N. Y. and Newark Con ferences. Address, Nostrand Ave. M. E . church, New York, N.Y. *REUBEN DEWITT MUNGER 1897. D.D. (See No. 79.) 4879. IRVIN_G GOODWIN VANN 1897. LL.D. (See Faculty Record, College of Law.) 488o. NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER 1898. LL.D. Born 1862 at Elizabeth, N.J. A.B. (Columbia) 1882. 1Y Y'. A.M. 1883 and Ph.D. (Columbia) 1884. University Fellow in Philosophy, Columbia College, 1882-5. Student at Berlin and Paris, 1884-5. Assistant in Philosophy. Tutor Adjunct Profes sor, Professor of Philosophy, Ethics and Psychology, Columbia University, 1885-95. Professor of Philosophy, 1895- . President of Columbia Univer sity, since --. President of the New York College for the Training of Teachers, 1887-91. Member of the American Psychological Assoc.; the National Council of Education; the New York Academy of Sciences. Editor of the Educational Review. Author. Residence, New York, N.Y. t 4881. SAMUEL PARKES CADMAN 1898. D.D. Born 18 Dec. 1864 at Wellington, Shropshire, England. Ph.B. (Illinois Wesleyan Univ.) 1895. D.D. (Wesleyan) 1898. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor, Metropolitan Temple, New York, N. Y., 1895-1900; Central Congregational church, Brooklyn, N. Y., since 1901. Member of Boards of Trustees of Brooklyn Institute, Adelphi College, Hart ford Theol. ~em ' University Commencement preacher at Vanderbilt, Wesleyan, Cornell, Columbia, Yale Divinity School, Trinity College, Durham, etc. Member Amer. Board of Commrs. for Foreign Missions; Board of Directors of Am. Bi_ble Soc. Vice-president of Church Federation Society. President o( Board 'of Trustees of Brooklyn Missionary Training Institute. Called to presidency of Wesleyan University, 1908. Occasional writer. l\-Jarried - Oct. 1888, Esther Lillian Wooding of Dawley, Shropshire, England. HONORARY ALUMNI Children-FREDERICK LESLIE, born 1 Apr. 1890. MARJE IsABEL, born I Mar. I892. LILLIAN EsTHER, born I Nov. 1894. Residence, 2 Spencer Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. 4882. *WILLIAM EDGAR CLARKE I898. D.D. Born 5 Mar. 1829 at Sidney Plains, N.Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member New York Conf. Pastor. Died 10 Aug. I906. EBENEZER HERMAN LATIMER I898. D. D. (See No. I64.) *JAMES DUANE PHELPS I898. D.D. (See No. 3I7.) 4883. WALDO SELDEN PRATT I898. D.Mus. Born I857 at Philadelphia, Pa. A.B. (Williams) I878. A.M. (same) I88J. Graduate student, Johns Hopkins University, 1878---9. Fellow (same) in Esthetics and History of Art, I879-8o. A!!st. Director Metro. Museum of Art, New York city, I882. Instructor · in Music and Hymnology, Hart ford Theol. Sem., I882-4. Assoc. Professor, same, I884---9. Professor, same, since I891. Lecturer on the History and Science of Music, Smith College, since 1895. Lecturer on the History of Music, Mt. Holyoke Col lege, since 1896. Lecturer on the P"salms and Hymnology at theY. W. C. A. Training School, New York city, since 1908. Organist, Asylum Hill Cong'l church, Hartford, Conn., 1882---l)I. Con ductor, Hosmer Hall Choral Union, 1882---l)J. Editor· Hartford Seminary Record, I89o-5. Has published many articles principally on Music, in various Reviews and periodicals. Residence, 86 Gillett St., Hartford, Conn. *JOHN SCOTT CLARK I899· Litt.D. (See No. 340.) *RICHARD EDWIN DAY 1899. Litt.D. (See No. 344.) *DE WITT CLINTON HUNTINGTON 1899. LL.D. (See No. 4690.) 4884. DAVID F. PIERCE 1899. D.D. HONORARY .-\LliMNI !605 Born 26 Apr. 1847 at Depeyster, N.Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor Arsenal Street Church, Watertown, N. Y. At present is Supt. of Mohawk Dist. of Northern N.Y. Conf. Was a member of Co, I, 14th N.Y. Heavy Artillery in the Civil War. Residence, 21 Brinckerhoff Ave., Utica, N.Y. 4885. JOHN H . RACE 1899. D.D. Born 10 Mar. 1862 at Paupack, Pa. Student at Princeton University, 1886-1890. A.B. A.M. (Princeton) 1894. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. President of Grant University since 1892. Has published various addresses, sermons and contributions to the Press. Married 25 June 189o,Alice Bannister (No. 493) of Kingston, Pa. Residence, Chattanooga, Tenn. *ELMER ELLSWORTH SMILEY 1899. D. D. (See No. 724.) EZRA SQUIRE TIPPLE 1899. D.D. (See No. 682.) 4886. WILLIAlVI FRANCIS WHITLOCK 1899. LL.D. Born 20 Oct. 1833 at Euphemia, 0. Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, Ohio Wesleyan University. Has published "The Story of Book Concerns" and articles in the Methodist Review and in the Church papers. Residence, Delaware, 0. GEORGE HENRY BRIDGMAN 1900. LL.D. (See No. 4811.) 4887. SAMUEL ROBERT CALTHROP 1900. L.H.D. M.A. (Harvard) before 186o. Born in the village of. Swineshead, Lincolnshire, England. Entered Trinity College, Cambridge, 1848. Declined to take a degree on account of religious restrictions. (These have since been removed). Pastor May Memorial church, Syracuse, for many years. Has published Poems, Sermons, Essays, "Primitive Gospel." Residence, 1821 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N.Y. THERON COOPER 1900. D. D. (Sec No. 117.) 16o6 HONORARY ALUMNI 4888. CHARLES VALENTINE GRISMER 1900. D.D. Born 10 Mar. 1852 at Newtonville, N.Y. B.D. (Drew) 1884. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Gansevoort, N.Y., 1880-3; South Cambridge, N.Y., 1883--6; Rupert, Vt., I886-9; Slingerlands, N. Y., I888---90; Schenectady, N. Y., First church, 1891--6; Glens Falls, N. Y., I896-1900; Plattsburgh, N. Y., I9Q0-3· District Supt. of Plattsburgh Dist., since I903. Delegate to Gen. Conf. at Los Angeles, I904. Married 30 May I88o, Luna Mabel Leonard. Children-jOSEPH RILEY, born IS Apr. 188I; died 23 July I888. ALTA HELEN, born II Mar. I891. RAYMOND LEONARD, born 30 Mar. I895· Residence, Plattsburgh, N.Y. -l889. JOSEPH FRANKLIN HALEY 1900. D.D. Born 26 July I857 at Kennebunk, Me. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1876. A.M. (same) 1879. Professor in E. Maine Con£. Se~., 1876-80. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor and Presiding Elder, 1880-()8. President E. Maine Conf. Sem., 1898-1900. Pastor at Portland, Me.; at present, Brunswick, Me. Residence, Brunswick, Me. +890. PETER CHRISTIAN LUTKIN 1900. D.Mus. Born 27 Mar. I858 at Thompsonville, Wis. Director Theoretical Dept., American Conservatory, Chicago, Ill., I885-91. Director Dept. of Music. N. W. Univ. Evanston, Ill., 189I-5. Director Evanston (Ill.) Musical Club, since 1893; Ravenswood Musical Club, since I895· Dean of the School of Music, N. W. University, since 1895. Organist and Choir-master, St. Clement's church, Chicago, 1884-1890. Organist, St. James Church, Chicago, 1890--6. Organist and Musical Director, First M. E. church, Evanston, r899-I901. Reviewer for Swinney's Music Review, Chicago, I89I-I9QO. Has published Church Music through Novello & Co., London, and C. F. Swinney & Co., Chicago. Married 27 Oct. I885, Lelah Carman of Chicago, Ill. Children-HARRIS CARMAN, born 20 Oct. I886. CARYL CECIL, born 28 Sept. I888; died 5 Dec. 1892. Residence, Evanston, Ill. CURTIS ELLIOTT MOGG 1900. D.D. (See No. 397.) CHARLES FREEMONT SITTERLY 1900. S.T.D. (Sec No. 635.) HONORARY ALUMNI MILTON DANA BUCK 1901. D.D. (See No. 255.) 4891. GEORGE PECK ECKMAN 1901. D.D. Born 8 Jan. 186o at Gouldsboro, Pa. B.D. (Drew) 1886. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1893. Ph.D. (N.Y. Univ.) 1897. D.D. (Wesleyan) 1907. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor St. Paul's church, New York, N. Y., since 1897. Member of Gen. Con£. of 1904 and 1908. Member of vario11s denominational boards. Trustee of Syracuse University. Author of "Controversial Elements in Lucretius," 1899; "Young Man with a Program," 1905; "Studies in the Gospel of John," 2 vols., 1907 and 1908; "Passion Week," 1909, and many miscellaneous articles on theological, literary and social subjects. Married--- 1891, May Townley of South Orange, N.J. Child-MARGARET, born 21 June 1898. Residence, 550 West End Ave., New York, N.Y. CHARLES ELBERT HAMILTON 1901. D.D. (Sec No. 760.) 4892. BENNETT WERTZ HUTCHINSON 1901. S.T.D. Born 15 Jan. 1859 at Mount Pleasant, Pa. A.B. (Ohio Wesleyan) 1883. A.M. (same) 1886. S.T.B. (Boston Univ.). President of Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N.Y., 1898-1903. Clergy man, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Gowanda, N.Y., 1903- ; Pittsburg Conference, since 1905. Pastor of Oakland M. E. church, Pittsburg, Pa. Trustee of Ohio Wesleyan University, five years. At present is trustee of Beaver College. Married·14 July 1886, Ruth A. Eastwood (No. soB). Children-MARK E., born 29 June 1889. PAUL E., born 29 Nov. 1891. Resiclence, 3904 Forbes St., Pittslmrgh, Pa. FREDERICK THO!VIAS KEENEY 1901. D. D. (See No. 763.) 4893. BENJAMIN BARKER ODELL, JR. 1901. LL.D. Governor of the State of New York, 1899- Residence, Newburgh, N.Y. LEON HARRY VINCENT 190r. Litt.D. (See No. 598.) I608 HONORARY ALUMNI 4894. NACY McGEE WATERS I9QI. D.D. Born 2 Nov. 1886 at Independence, W.Va. S.T.B. (Boston) I891. Clergyman, Congregationalist. Supt. of Schools, Morgantown, W. Va., I886-<). Student at Divinity School, Boston University, I888--91. Pastor of St. Luke's church, Dubuque, Ia., I891-5; Emanuel church, Evanston, Ill., I895-9; First Cong. church, Binghamton, N. Y., I899-I902; Temple Ave., Cong'l church, Brooklyn, N.Y., since I9Q2. Author of "The Religious Life," "A Young Man's Religion," etc. Married-Aug. I892, Katherine B. Pierce. Child-WILLIAM PIERCE, born 3 Apr. I896. Residence, I400 Union St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 4895. *ROBERT BAIRD 1902. LL.D. Born 2I Jan. I844 at Glasgow, Scotland. A.B. (Northwestern) I86\). A.M. (same) I872. Professor of Greek, Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., 1869-I904. Professor Emeritus, 1904-5. Died 5 Feb. 1905. 4896. *ANDREW BURR BLODGETT 1902. Pd.B. Born 19 May I850 at Mottville, N.Y. Superintendent of Schools, Syracuse, N.Y., I889-1910. Author of "School Readers," I906-<). Married I May I879, Frances H. Eggleston of Buffalo, N.Y. Child-Clements W., b_orn I9 Feb. 1885. Died I9 Aug. 1910 at Syracuse, N.Y. 4897. MELVIL DEWEY 1902. LL.D. Born 10 Dec. I8SI at Adams Center, N.Y. Director New York State Library and Home Education. Author of "Decimal classification and Relative index;" "Library School Rules." Editor Library Journal, v. I-S; Library Notes (a quarterly journal of librarian ship) 1887--98; also author of cyclopedia and magazine articles, addresses, etc. Residence, Lake Placid Club, Essex Co., N.Y. CHARLES EDDY I902. D.D. (See No. 55.) 4898. DAVID HENRY HANABURGH I902. S.T.D. Born 10 Nov. I839 at Rhinebeck, N.Y. Student at Wesleyan University, I866-J869. A.B. A.M. I8]3. HONORARY ALUMNI Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member Maine Conf., I87I-4; New York Conf. since I874· President Drew Seminary for Young Women, Carmel, N.Y., since I899· Married I I May 1875, Hattie M. Turner. Children-MARTHA LEE, born 4 Aug. 1876. (See Non-graduates.) EMORY Foss, born 30 Jan. I888. Residence, Carmel, N.Y. 4899. WILLIAM SHEPPARD JONES I9Q2. D.D. Born I4 Feb. 1830 at Bristol, England. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Began ministry I848. Member Maine Con£. since I863. Married 22 July I852, Hannah Neppington. Children-THOMAS FREDERICK, born 23 Jan. 1854. FRANCISWILLIA~£, born 2 Feb. 1860. MARY HANNAH, born 6 Oct. 1862. CHARLES ELLIS, born 22 Mar. 1868. Residence, 24 Hartley St., Portland, Me. WILLIAM DIXON MARSH 1902. D.D. (See No. 434.) 4900· ISAAC BUCHANAN POUCHER 1902. Pd.B. Born 21 July 1827 at Claverack, N.Y. Teacher in Public Schools, Oswego, N. Y., 1848-61. In State Normal School, Oswego, 1891-7. Principal of same, since 1897. Collector of United States Customs at Port of Oswego, N.Y., and Supt. of American Light Houses on Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River, 1885-91. Married (I) 1858, Catherine L. Allen; (2) 1890, Matilda S. Cooper. Children-ALLEN W., born 3 June 1859. Lucy AuGUSTA, born 13 June 1866 (Mrs. Albert E. Nettleton, 705 Walnut Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.) KATHERINE M., born 12 June 1864 (Mrs. Edward W. McCohn, 548 Franklin Ave., Columbus, 0.) Residence, 148 W. 5th St., Oswego, N.Y. 4901. WILLIAM PATTON STEVENSON 1902. D.D. Born at West Alexander, Pa. A.B. 1882. Clergyman, Presbyterian. Pastor at Yonkers, N.Y., following a pastorate at the Park church, Syracuse, N.Y. Married I June 1887, Elizabeth M. Cooper of Allegheny City, Pa. 1610 HONORARY ALUMNI Child-WILLIAM' COOPER, born 30 July 1888. Residence, III N. Broadway, Yonkers, N.Y. 4902. FRANK DAVID BOYNTON 1903. Pd.D. Born 29 Apr. I863 at Potsdam, N.Y. Supt. of Schools, Ithaca, N. Y. Ch'm Regents Syllabus Revision Com. of Associated Acad. Principles since I89S· Editor New York State Teacher, 1903-4· Has published, "Plane and Solid Geometry"; "Syllabus of Civics"; "Library Manual of Civics"; "School Civics"; Contributor to Educa ti EDGAR HUNTINGTON BROWN '1903. D.D. (See No. 496.) 4903. LEWIN FRANK BUELL 1903. D.D. Born 21 Sept. 1863 at Killingworth, Conn. A.B. (Yale) 1885. B.D. (Yale) I888. Clergyman, Congregationalist. Ordained at Smyrna, N. Y., 3 Jan. 1889. Pastor at Smyrna, N. Y., I888-(p; at First Church, Mt. Vernon, N. ·Y., 1892-8; at Good Will church, Syracuse, N. Y., 1898-I904; First Cong'l church, South Norwalk, Conn., I904-5; \Voodford Cong'l church, Portland, M:e., since 1905. Married 30 July I888, Helen M. Westervelt of Philadelphia, Pa. Children~RALPH LEWIS, born 30 Mar. I891. GERTRUDE HELEN, born II May I896. Residence, 36 Beacon St., Portland, Me. 4904. ERNST CARL EBERHARDT HELD 1903· D.Mus. Born 28 June 1823 at Halle on Saale, Germany. Was engaged as mining expert in the service of the Prussian government from 1840 to 1848, parti cipated in the Revolution of 1848, emigrated to America the same year and has taught music in Syracuse, N.Y .. since 9 Jan. 1849. Has published musical and literary compositions. Dr. Held's father was Johann August Held, pastor of St. Laurentii, New market, Halle, and was born9 Feb. 1768; died 8 Aug. 1840. Married 14 May 1862, Martha H. Thomson of Syracuse, \\'ho died 4 Nov. 1903· Residence, 129 Burnet Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. HONORARY .\LUMNI !611 4905. EDWIN HOLT HUGHES 1903. S.T.D. Born 7 Dec. 1866 at Moundsville, W. Va. A.B. (Ohio Wesleyan I889. A.M. (same) hon. 1892. s:r.B. (Boston) I892. D.D. (Ohio Wesleyan) I904. LL.D. (DePauw) 1909. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Newton Centre, Mass., I892-6; Malden, Mass., Centre M. E. church, 1896-1903. President of DePauw University, 1903-8. Bishop of M. E. church since 1908. Member of State Board of Education, Indiana, I904-:-8. Trustee of Carnegie Foundation, 19o6-8. Author of "Evangelism," I907; "Thanksgiving Sermons," 1909; "The Teaching of Citizenship," I909· Contributor to papers and reviews. Marrieq Isabel B. Ebbert of Atlanta, Ga. Children-MARGARET, born 19 Apr. I893· (Deceased.) ISABEL, born 2 Apr. 1894. HoLT, born I4 Nov. I896. EBBERT, born 15 Aug. 1898 ~ (Deceased.) CAROLINE, born 2I June I9Q2. :\fORRIS SHARP born I6 Jan. I9Q6 . .-\NNA LOUISE, born I I Feb. I908. FRANCES M., born 16 Dec. 1909 Residence, San Francisco, Cal. 4906. WILLIAM EDWARDS HUNTINGTON 1903. S.T.D. Born 30 July I844 at Hillsboro, Ill. A.B. (?) 1870. S.T.B. and Ph.D. (Boston) 1873 and 1882. D.D. (Wesleyan) I903. LL.D. (Wisconsin) 1904· LL.D. (Tufts) 1905- Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member of New England Conference since 1872. Appointments have been: Jamaica Plain, Roslindale, Newton, Cambridge and Boston, Mass. Dean of College of Liberal Arts, Boston University, r882-I904. President of same, since 1904. Author of "Life of Frederick Sargent Huntington," 1890. Private in Co. G. 40th Wis. Infantry Volunteers, 1864. First Lieut. Co. H. 49th Wis. Inf. VoL I865. Married 10 May r88r,Ella M. Speare of Newton, Mass. Children-RAYMOND EDWARDS, born 28 June 1882. EMMA CAROLINE, born 16 Jan. I884; died 14 Aug. 1884 GENEVIEVE, born 29 July 1892. MIRIAM, born 21 Nov. 1897. Residence, Newton Centre, Mass. FREDERICK DELAND LEETE t903· D. D. (See No. 908.) 1612 HONORARY ALUMNI WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM 1903. LL.D. (See No. 315.) 4907. CHARLES TYLER OLMSTEAD 1903. D.C.L. Born 28 Apr. 1842 at Cohoes, N.Y. Clergyman, Prot. Epis. Bishop-Coadjutor of Central New York. Now Bishop of Centra.! New York. Residence, Utica, N.Y. 4908. FRANCIS BOURNE UPHAM 1903. D.D. Born 21 Nov. 1862 at Bristol, R.I. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1885. B.D. (Drew Theol. Sem.) 1888. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Mamaroneck, N. Y., 1899-1904; at Bridgeport, Conn., since 1904. Residence, 622 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 4909· AUGUSTUS]. BUCHER 1904. D.D. Born 7 Feb. 1862 at Zurich, Switzerland. Educated in Switzerland. Clergyman, Meth. Epis., since 1882. Pastor at Canal Dover, 0.; Akron, 0.; Cleveland, 0.; Cincinnati, 0. In 1893 he was sent to Frankfurt Martin Mission Institute, Germany, by the Missionary Board, as successor to Dr. N. W. Clark, where he is professor. Has published "Popular Commentary on Corinthians I and II," Teufen, Switzerland, 1902; "Von Todesbach zur Lebensquelle," Barmen, Switzerland, 1903; "Der Christliche Glaube an Gott," Zurich, 1903; "Der Hypnotismus vom Christlichen Standpunkt," Cincinnati, 0., U.S. A., 1906; "Geschichte des Christlichen Sangerbundes Deutscher Zunge," Bonn, Switzerland, 1904; "Christliche Mannerchore," Cincinnati; "Friedenklange," Zurich, 1908; also numerous treatises and articles in the Christl. Apologeie, Cincinnati, 0.; Worldwide Missions, New York; New York Advocate; Epworth Herald and especially in European press. Editor of the first German paper in Europe advocating total abstinence from Christian standpoint, Der Christl. Abstinent. Married23 June 1885, Maria Gebhardt of Zurich, Switzerland. Children-WALTER H., horn 12 March 1888 at Akron, 0. MYRTHA L., born 1 July 1893 at Cincinnati, 0. Residence, Frankfurt-a-Main, Germany. ARTHUR COPELAND 1904. D.D. (See No. 657.) 4910. HERMAN GUSTAV DATTAN 1904. D.D. Born 25 Jan. 1853 at Rudersdorf, Saxony-Weimar, Germany. Student at University of Jena, 1872- 75. HONORARY ALUMNI r6I3 Clergyman, Lutheran. Assistant pastor at the Court chapel at Weimar, 1875-6. Pastor at Nerkewitz, 1876-1882; Stadtlengsfeld, 1882-7; Butt stedt, 1887-90. Pastor of Grace Ev. Luth. church, Buffalo, N. Y., 1890-3; Zion's Ev. Luth. church, Syracuse, N.Y., since 1903. Contributor to the German and American religious press. Married 2I Aug. 1879, Louise Grosse of Naumburg, Saxony, Germany. Children-ELIZABETH, born I r Jan. r88I. (Baum.) ILsE, born 19 Nov. r883. URSULA, born 12 Apr. 1885. (No. 2946.) Residence, 804 McBride St., Syracuse, N.Y. *CHARLES A. GARDINER 1904. D.C.L. (See No. 4591.) 49I 1. J. WESLEY JOHNSTON 1904. Litt.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Lawrence, L. I., N.Y. Residence, Lawrence, N.Y. 4912. EZEKIEL WILSON MUNDY 1904. Litt.D. Born 16 June 1833 at Metuchen, N.J. Student at University of Rochester, 1856-6o. A.B. A.M. (Rochester) 1863. Was graduated from Rochester Theological Seminary, I863. A,;\ <1>. B K. Pastor First Baptist church, Syracuse, N. Y., r863; Independent church, Syracuse, N.Y., 1866-79. Rector St. Mark's church, Syracuse, N.Y., 1882- 93· Librarian, Public Library, Syracuse, since 1880. Has published sermons, addresses, etc., in periodicals and pamphlets. Married 15 Jan. 1873, Emily Kendall of Syracuse, N.Y. Children-EDWARD}CENDALL, born 21 Dec. 1873. ETHEL FaANcEs, born 24 Aug. r876. EMILY KING, born 4 Oct. 1878. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. 4913. EDWIN PITMAN STEVENS 1904. D.D. Born 29 Nov. 1851 at Boston, Mass. Student at Wesleyan University, 187o-1874. A.B. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1877. B.D. (Boston) I877. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Bath-on-the-Hudson, N. Y., 1877-Bo; Stillwater, N. Y., I88o-83; Hoosick Falls, N. Y., 1883-6; Ballston Spa., N. Y., r886--{); Cambridge, N. Y., 1889--{}I; Plattsburg, N. Y., 1891-5; Albany, N. Y., 1895-1900. Presiding Elder, Albany District, 1900-6. Pastor at Mechanicville, N.Y., since 1906. Married 1878, Frances C. Saxe of Medford, Mass., died 1888. HONORARY ALUMNI Children-GRACE D., born I88o; died I88I ELIZABETH FRANCES, born I 884 FRANKLIN RAND, born I886. Residence, Mechanicville, N.Y. WILLIAM HARMAN VAN ALLEN I904. S.T.D. (See No. 972.) 49I4. ISAAC HARRISON WHITTIER WHARFF I904. D.D. Born 3I Oct. I849 at Bangor, Me. Student at Wesleyan University, 1873-77. A.B. A.M. (Wesleyan) i88o. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Lincoln and Mattawamkeag, Me., 1879- 8I; Topsfield and Forest City, Me., 1881 -~2; Newport, Palmyra and Detroit, Me., 1882-83; Newport.and Detroit, Me., I883-85; Wiscasset, Me., 1885-88; Rockland District, Me., 1888-94: Ellsworth, Me., 1894-I898; Danforth, Me., 1898-I90I; Machias, Me., 1901-3. President Wesleyan Grove Camp meeting Association, 1903-4· Supernumerary since I904. Superintendent of schools, Wiscasset, Me., I886-87; of City of Ellsworth, 1896--()7. Trustee East Maine Conference Seminary for five years. Trustee Wesleyan Univer sity, 1899-:-1909· Secretary East Maine Conference Seminary, 1897-1905. Married (I) 15 Oct. I879, Annie B. Chambers of Brewer, Me.; (2) 24 Dec. 1896, Lillian M. Hardy of Winterport, Me. Children-EDWARD MANSFIELD, born 27 Mar. 1882. (No. 2403.) RALPH CHAMBERS, born 14 Oct. I 886. Residence, Winterport, Me. 4915. FRED WINSLOW ADAMS 1905. D.D. Born 31 Aug. 1866 at Belfast, Me. Student at Boston University, 1889--()2; Harvard University, I892-3; Yale Divinity School, 190i-2. e .6. X (Boston Univ.). Engaged in newspaper work, teaching and lecturing, I893-5. Supplied pulpit of St. James church, Brooklyn, N.Y., I Jan.-Apr. 1896. Joined N.Y. East Conference of M. E. church, Apr. I896. Associate pastor of Nostrand Ave. church, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1896-7. Pastor First church, Yalesville, Conn. 1897--9; Epworth church, New Haven, Conn., II)00-2. Transferred to Troy Con£., 1902. Pastor of First church, Schenectady, N.Y., since I902. Secretary of Brotherhood of Meth. Epis. church, 1898-1902. President of Schenectady Ministerial Assoc., 1904-5· Director of Hudson River Humane Society, since 1905. Has published "A Prophet of Good Cheer," Meth. Review, Nov.-Dec. 19o6; "What Must I Do to Be Saved," a series of pamphlet sermons under the fol lowing titles: "Answer of the Emmanuel Movement," "Our Other Self," "The Home Beautiful," "The Sanity of the Mental Habit Field;" published by BONORARY ALUMNI I615 the Capt. Thomas Webb Club, xst M. E. church <;>f Schenectady. Has also lectured on "America: the Messiah of Nations," "James Whitcomb Riley, Prince of Hoosiers and Prophet o' Cheer;" ''Mark Twain and other Marks;" "The Ministry of Healing;" "The Real Washington." Married 11 June 1901, Harriet Heath of Slingerlands, N.Y. Children-WINSLOW HEATH, born 20 Mar. 1903. VINCENT TAFT, born 29 Sept. 19o6. Residence, Schenectady, N.Y. 4916. JOSEPH F. BERRY 1905. LL.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Bishop since 1904. Residence, 455 Franklin St., Buffalo, N. Y. 4917. JAMES MONROE BUCKLEY I905. L.H.D. Born I6 Dec. 1836 at Rahway, N. J. Student from Mount Holly, N.J., at Wesleyan University, 1856-8. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1872. D.O. (Wesleyan). LL.D. (Emory and Henry College) --. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Editor Christian Advocate. Has published, "Christians and the Theatre," "The Midnight.Sun," "No Czar and No Nihilist," "Oats Versus Wild Oats," "History of Methodism in America," "Travels in Three Continents," "Fundamentals and Their Con trasts," "Faith Healing, Christian Science and E:indred Phenomena," "A Hereditary Consumptive's Successful Battle for Life." Three days chaplain during Civil War. Refused by Surgeon General qn ground of pulmonary disease. Married ---. Childrm-MONROE, born--- 1876 SARAH, born--- I883. Residence, Morristown, N.J. HERBERT GUIBORD CODDINGTON 1905· D.D. (See No. 751.) *CHARLES HENRY FOWLER I905. L.H.D. (See No. 44.) 4918. JAMES R. JOY I905. Litt.D. Born 16 Oct. 1863 at Groton, Mass. Honorary A.B. (Yale) 1885. A.M. (Yale) 1891. On editorial staff of The Christian Advocate since 1904. President of Board of Education, N. Plainfield, N.J. Has published "Twenty Centuries of English History" (N.Y. 1898), "Ten I6I6 HONORARY ALUMNI Englishmen of the Nineteenth Century" (N.Y. I902), "Thomas Joy and His Descendents" (N.Y. I900). Married,2o Jan. I89I, Emma Prentice McGee of Plainfield, N.J. Children-HELEN, born IS Jan. I892. ALicE, born 9 June I899· GERTRUDE, born I6 Aug. 1904. Residence, N. Plainfield, N.J. 49I9. WILLIAM KENT I 90S· Sc.D. (See Faculty Record, College of Applied Science.) 4920. GEORGE CLARKE PECK I905. D.D. Born I3 Sept. I865 at Lowell, Mass. Student from New Haven, Conn., at Yale University, I88S-9· Z o/. A.B. (Yale). B.D. (Drew Theol. Sem.) I892. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member of New York Conference. Has published four volumes of sermons: "Bible Tragedies;" "Ringing Questions;" "Old Sins in New Clothes;" "Vision and Task;" published by Eaton & Mains. Has also contributed various · articles to Meth. Review, Christian Advocate and other periodicals. Married 8 Oct. I889, Kate H. Marshall of Brooklyn, N.Y. Child-JAMES 0., born 3 May I 896. (Adopted.) Residence, I20 W. 76th St., New York, N. Y. 4921. ORVILLE C. POLAND I905. D.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor of Maple St. church, Lynn, Mass. Residence, Lynn, Mass. 4922. ROSCOE SANDERSON I905. D.D. Born 3I Mar. I843· Educated at Kent's Hill Seminary and Boston Uni versity. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Member of Maine Conference, I864-89; New Hampshire Conference, since I889. Delegate to Gen. Conf. at Los Angeles, 1904. Supt. of Dover Dist., N. H. Conf., I904-IO. Pastor at Salisbury, Mass. Married 3 June I869, A\fdie W. Luquet of Kennebunkport, Me. Children-Lucy FRANCES, born I7 Sept. I874· LYLE WARD, born I8 Nov. I876. Residence, Salisbury, Mass. DAVID EUGENE SMITH 1905. LL.D. (See No. 545.) HONORARY ALUMNI 1617 4923. CHARLES MACAULAY STUART 1905. Litt.D. Born 20 Aug. 1853 at Glasgow, Scotland. A.B. (Kalamazoo College) 1880. A.M. (Kalamazoo). A.M. (Northwestern Univ.). B.D. and D.D. (Garrett Biblical Inst.). D.D. (Wesleyan). Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor, Detroit, Mich. Associate editor of Michigan Christian Advocate, 1885--6. Asst. Editor of Northwestern Christian Advocate, 1886-<)6. Professor in Garrett Biblical Institute, 1896-1909· Editor of Northwestern Christian Advocate, since 1909· Has published "Descriptive Text of Photogravures of the Holy Land," 1890; "Life and Selected Writings of Francis Dana Hemenway," with C. F. Bradley and A. W. Patten, 1890; "Gospel Singers and Their Songs," with F. D. Hemenway, 1891; " Vision of Christ in the Poets," 1896; "Story of the Masterpieces," 1897. Married 10 Oct. 1883, Emma R. Littlefield of Detroit, Mich. Residence, Evanston, Ill. *JAMES W. A. DODGE 19o6. D.D. (See No. 417.) 4924. AUGUSTUS S. DOWNING 19Q6. LL.D. Commissioner of Education of New York State. Residence, Albany, N. Y. *DEWITT C. HUNTINGTON 1906. L.H.D. (See No. 4690.) HENRY HERBERT MURDOCK 1906. D.D. (See No. 717.) 4925. LEONARD COLBURN MURDOCK 1906. D.D. Born 24 Aug. 1863 at Zoddsville, N. Y. Student at Wesleyan University, 1886-<)o. A.B. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor, Carneton, Pa:, 1890-4; Parrish St. church, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1894-7; Kingston, Pa., 1897-1904. Dist. Supt. Wyoming Dist., Wyoming Conf., 1904-10; Scranton Dist., since 1910. Member Board of Trustees of Wyoming Seminary, 1897-1909; Board of Home Missions and Church Extension, since 1908; General Deaconess Board, since 1908. Married 2 July 1890, Lucy E. Peet of Clayville, N.Y. Child-HARRIET E., born 8 Mar. 1893. Residence, 1403 Linden St., Scranton, Pa. 1618 HONORARY ALUMNI 4926. WILLIAM COURTLAND ROBINSON I9o6. D.D. Born 13 Nov. 1865 at Delhi, N. Y. Student at Princeton University. A.B. 1888. A.M. (Pirnceton) 1891. Clergyman, Presbyterian. Pastor, Portland, Me., 1891-2; Clinton, N.Y., 1892-6; Potsdam, N.Y., 1896-1902; Syracuse, N.Y., 1902-7; Philadelphia, Pa.; since 1907. Married 24 June 1891, F. Augusta Homer of Delhi, N.Y. Child-STEWART McMASTER, born 21 July 1893. Residence, 3504 Baring St., Philadelphia, Pa. 4927. FRANKS. ROWLAND Brother of Nos. 875 and 1324 19Q6 .. D.D. Born 1 May 1859 at Groton, N.Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor, Asbury M. E. church, Rochester, N.Y. Married 22 Aug. 1883, M. Jean Hosie of Boston, Mass. Children-HENRY H., born 30 Sept. 1884. MARGUERITE M., born 3 March 1889. ARTHUR A., born 27 June 1897. Residence, Rochester, N.Y. *LUCIEN M. UNDERWOOD 1906. LL.D. (See No. 364.) 4928. WILLIAM KERR WICKES 19{>6. Pd.D. Born 30 Mar. 1847 at Sand Lake, N. Y. A.B. (Amherst) 1870. 'Y 1. A.M. (same) 1873- Tel,I.Cher in Albany (N. Y.) Free Academy, 187o-1. Private tutor, 1871-2. Teacher in Brooklyn (N. Y.) Polytechnic Institute, 1873-4. Principal of High School, Watertown, N. Y., 1874-88; Syracuse, N. Y., 1888-1907. Head of Dept. of Expression, Central High School, Syracuse, since 1907. Editor of "Manual of Patriotism," published by State Dept. of Education for use in public schools; "Last of the Mohicans;" Carlyle's "Essay on Bums." Has published several lectures and many articles on literary, educational and patriotic themes. Married 4 Sept. 1873, Mary Elizabeth Rankin of Albany, N.Y. Residence, 601 S. Warren St., Syracuse, N.Y. 4929. *DANIEL PRATT BALDWIN 1907. L.H.D. Born 22 Mar. 1837. Graduated from Colgate Univ. 1856. LL.B. (Colum bia) 186o. LL.D. (Wabash) 1872; (Madison) 1872; (Hamilton) 1901. Litt.D. (Wabash) 1903· Judge of Circuit Court of Indiana, 1870. Attorney General, same, 1880. Lecturer on Literature at Wabash College. HONOR.\ RY ALli~l NI President of Hamilton College Alumni, Chicago, 1900. Trustee of Colgate University, 1905. Wrote "A Lawyer's Readings in the Evidences of Christiantiy," 1875; "How States Grow," 1880; "Manners," 188o; "Personality," 1883; "The Wastes of Life," 1885; "Christ's Credentials," 1892; "Orators and Oratory," 1903· Died 20 Dec. 1908 at Logansport, Ind. 4930. EDMUND ALDEN BURNHAM 1907. D.D. Born 3 May 1872 at Fall River, Mass. Student from Springfield, Mass., at Amherst College, 1894-8. IF Y'. A.B. A.M. (Amherst) 1900. B.D. (Hartford Theol. Sem.) 19QO. Clergyman, Congregational. Pastor at Stafford Springs, Conn., 1900-5; Plymouth church, Syracuse, N.Y., since 1905· Trustee of N.Y. State Home Missionary Society. Has published "A Statement of the Social Evil" in Recent Christian Progress, MacMillan Pub. Co. Married 24 Dec. 1895, Ruth Thayer of St. Louis, Mo. Children-RANDOLPH THAYER, born 30 Dec. 1896. RUTH, born 31 July 1901. ROBERT FoSTER, .born 12 June 19o6. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. HOMER J. EATON 1907. LL.D. (See No. 4812.) 4931. CHARLES K. JENNESS 1907. D.D. . Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Morgantown, W.Va. Residence, Morgantown, W.Va. 4932. CHARLES LAREW MEAD 1907. D.D. Born 20 July 1868 at Vienna, N.J. Z 1Y. A.B.(---) 1896. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Rutherford, N.J., 1896--9; First M. E. church, Hoboken, N.J., 1899-1905; Centenary M. E. church, Newark, N.J., since 1905. Married 10 June 1906, Eleanor M. Smith of Mauch Chunk, Pa. Children~ WINIFRED MARSENA, born 2 Sept. 1897. ELEANOR CHARLENE, born 22 Apr. 1900. MARION SALOME, born 10 Oct. 1902. Residence, Newark, N.J. 4933· ALEXANDER ROSS MERRIAM 1907. S.T.D. 1620 HONORARY ALUMNI Born 20 Jan. 1849 at Goshen, N.Y. Student at Yale University, 1868-72. 1J' r. A.B. D.D. (Andover Theol. Sem.) 1877 and (Olivet College) 19o6. Teacher, High School, Hartford, Conn., I872-4. Pastor, Congregational church, Easthampton, Mass., 1877-84; Grand Rapids, Mich., 1884-<)3. Since that time, Professor of Practical Theology, Hartford Theol. Seminary, Hartford, Conn. Has published articles on theological and theosophical subjects in various religious papers, also sermons and articles in pamphlets, etc. Married 16 July 1879, May Gore of Boston. Mass. Children-EDMUND SAWYER, born 4 May 1880. ALMA MAY, born 9 Dec. 1881. ELIZABETH CAROLINE, born 3 Apr. I884. HELEN LoUisE, born 5 May I885. MARGARET LOUISE, born 2I July 1890. Residence, 3I4 Collins St., Hartford, Conn. 4934· WILLIAM MORRIS STERLING 1907· D.D. Born 4 July 1845 at--- Nova Scotia. Student at 'Vesleyan University, 1872-3; Boston Theological Seminary, 1873-4. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Newport, Vt., 1869-74; Lyndon, Vt., 1874-6; Congress St. M. E. Church, Portland, Me., 1876-8; Augusta, Me., 1878-81; Wesley church, Bath, Me., 1881-2; Seventh St.church, Minneapolis, Minn., 1882-3; Brunswick, Me., I883-5; Waterville, Me., 1885-7; Santa Ana, Cal., 1887-<); Riverside, Cal., 1889-91; Asbury M. E. church, Los Angeles, Cal., 189I-6; CentraJM.E. church, I896-7; Redland,Cal., 1897-1904; Boyle Heights, M. E. church, Los Angeles, Cal., I904-5; Asbury M. E. church, Los Angeles, since 1905. Presiding Elder of San Diego Dist., Cal., for six years. Married I6 April I874, Eva E. Drew of Barton, Vt. Child-EJ.LEN MAY BuRNHAM, born I May 1875, (Thorne.) Residence, Los Angeles, Cal. 4935· DEWITT BURTON THOMPSON 1907. D.D. Born 2 July I86o at Napanoch, N. Y. Student from New York, N.Y., at Wesleyan University, I88r..:5. A 6. . A.B. A.M. (Wesleyan). Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Bedford Sta., N. Y., 1885-6; Croton Landing, N.Y., I886-8; Garrison, N.Y., I888-<)0; Newburgh, N.Y., 1890-4: Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., 1894-6; Poughkeepsie, N. Y., I896-I901; Park Ave. M. E. church, New York city, I90I-8. Financial Secretary of Syracuse University, since 1908. Married I5 Sept. r886, Margaret R. Schofield of Matteawan, N.Y. Children-RALPH S., born 26 Oct. 1887. GRACE ELOISE, born I I Oct. I 893. Residence, 104 Comstock Pl., Syrctcuse, N.Y. HONORARY ALUMNI 1621 FRANCIS NEWTON THORPE 1907. LL.D. (See No. 4593.) JOHN HESTON WILLEY 1907. S.T.D. (See No. 4620.) 4936. FRANCIS DUNLAP GAMEWELL I9Q8. LL.D. Born 31 Aug. 1857 at Camden, S. C. Student from Hackensack, N . ]., at Dickinson College. A~ <1>. A.B. (Dickinson) 1881. A.M. (Dickinson) 1884. M.S. (Columbia) 1901. Ph.D. (Dickinson) 1901. Methodist Episcopal missionary to China. Located in Peking, 1881-4. Superintendent of West China Mission, Chunking, China, 1884-7. Professor of Chemistry and Physics, Peking University, Peking, 1889-1900. Field Secretary, Middle Atlantic Division, Missionary Society of Methodist Episco pal church. Executive Secretary, Open Door Commission, Board of Foreign Missions, 1904-8. Supt. of Education for China, M. E. church, Peking, China, since 1909. Married (1) 29 June 1882, Mary Q. Porter of Davenport, Ia., who died 27 Nov. 19o6; (2) 1909, Mary L. Ninde of Providence, R.I. Residence, 10 Woosung Rd., Shanghai, China. GEORGE HASBROUCK HAIGH 1908. D.D. (See No. 1142.) JOHN ALBERTSON INGHAM 1908. D. D. (See No. 762.) 4937· *CHARLES JOSEPH LITTLE 1908. L.H.D. (See faculty Record, College of Liberal Arts.) 4938. *WILLIAM HENRY MEREDITH 19Q8. S.T.D. Born 28 Mar. 1844 at Bristol, England. Student from Gorham, N. H., at Boston University, 1871 - 5, half year in the college and four years in School of Theology. Litt.D. (Moore's Hill Coli.) 1905. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor, Topsfield, Mass., 1875-7; Salem, Mass., 1877-80; Winchester, Mass., 188o-2; Northampton, Mass., 1882-4; Lowell, Mass., 1884-7; l;y.pn, Mfl;SS.," 1887-90; Stoneham, Mass., 189fr-2; Spring field, Mass., 1892-5; Eve'tett, Mass., 1895-8; Lowell, Mass., 1S98-1900; Boston, Mass., 1900- 2; Southbridge, Mass., 1902-3; Lynn, Mass., 1903-6; Framingham, Mass., 1907-11. Lecturer in Boston Univ. School of Theology, 19o6-9. Instructor in. New England Deaconess Training School, Boston, Mass., 1903-1 r. Delegate to the Ecumenical Meth. Con f. in London, Eng., 1901. 1622 HONOR ARY ALUMNI Contributor to Wesleyan J1ethodist Magazine, London, Eng.; Methodist Recorder; Methodist Review, New York and Cincinnati; Meth. Quarterly Review, Nashville, Tenn.; Christian./ntelligencer, New York; The Christian Advocate, New York, and all the leading Advocates of the M.E. church; EP worth Herald, and Zion's Herald, Boston. Also published "Pilgrimages to Methodist Shrines," Jennings & Rye, Cincinnati and N. Y., I903; "The Real John Wesley," same, 1903; "John Wesley, His Courage and Ambition," same, 1904; "Methodist Beginnings in Lynn," Mutten & Cass, Lynn, Mass., I904; "Jesse Lee, a Methodist Apostle," Eaton & Mains, I909· Married 2I Sept. I867, Susan Barrett of Bristol, England. Children-WILLIAM HENRY, born 12 June I869; died I3 Apr. I870. ALBERT BARRETT, born 2 Feb. I871. HATTIE EMMA, born 7 Feb. I873; died 8 May I879· ARTHUR JOHN, born I Nov. I874· HELEN MAY, born 29 Mar. I876. SusAN ALICE, born I4 Oct. I878. FREDERICK CHARLES, born I I Aug. I 88o. ELIZABETH REBECCA, born 4 Oct. I88I. FRANK GEORGE, born 2I Oct. 1883. Died 14 Jan. I9II, at Saxonville, Mass. 4939· WARD PLATT 1908. D.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Residence, 1026 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. 4940. DAVID SMITH SPENCER 1908. D.D. Born 3I Jan. 1854 at Lemon Township, Pa. B.D. (Drew Theol. Sem.) I883. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Entered Detroit Con£. I882; tran~ferred to Wyoming Con£. Missionary to J apan, 1883; Mission College, Aoyama, Tokyo, 1884. Transferred to Japan Conf. Principal, Chinzei Gakkwaw, Nagasaki, 1886- 93. Presiding Elder, Nagoya District, I893-9; same, Tokyo District, 1899- 1904. Financial Agent of Methodist Publishing House in United States, I905-6; General Manager of same in Tokyo, since 1907. Author of "History of Christian Church," I888; "Introduction to New Testament," 1890; "Comparative Church Polity," I892; all of which are in the Japanese language. Translator of "Solidarity of Methodism" and "Paying What We Owe." Married I8 May I882, Mary A. Pike of Factoryville, Pa. Child;eil- HENRY JAMES, born 10 Apr. I884. DAviD CLARK, born 25 Oct. 1885. ROBERT STEWARD, born 26 Nov. 1888. (No. 4502.) Residence, Tokyo, Japan. HONORARY ,\LIJMNI BERTRAND MARTIN TIPPLE JC}o8. D.D. (See No. 1263.) CHARLES LORENZO WALSWORTH 1<)08. D.O. (See No.927.) 4941. CHARLES ANDREWS 1909. L.H.D. Born 27 May 1827 at Whitestone, N.Y. LL.D. (Hamilton); (Columbia); (Yale). Admitted to bar, Jan. 1849. District Attorney of Onondaga County, 1853- 6. Mayor of Syracuse, N. Y., _I86t, 1862, 1868. Elected Associate Judge of N. Y. Court of Appeals, May 1870; Chief Judge, 1881. Reelected Assoc. Judge, 1884; Chief Judge, 1893. Married 17 May 1885,Marcia A. Shankland. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. WALLACE ELIAS BROWN 1909. D. D. (See No. 1540). 4942. LIVERUS HULL DORCHESTER 1909. D.O. Born 27 Aug. 1864 at Roston, Mass. Student from Natick, Mass., at Boston University, 1882-6. El .::\ X. A.B. S.T.B. (Boston Univ.) 1889. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Springfield, Mass., 1889-1894; West field, Mass., 1894-9; People's Temple, Boston, 1899-1902; Newton Center, Mass., 1902- 3; Lindell Ave., M. E. church, St. Louis, Mo., 1903-7; Elm Park church, Scranton, Pa., since 1907. Member of School Board, Westfield, Mass., 1899. Delegate to Methodist Ecumenical Conference, London, 1901. Trustee of Public Library of Scranton since 1907- Contributor to Zion's Herald of Boston, Western Christian Advocate, Cin cinati, 0.; Central Christian Advocate, Kansas City, Mo. Author of lectures on "Bermuda," "The Rhine" and "The Yellowstone." Married ro June 1889, Nellie E. Hardy of Natick, Mass. Children-DONALD H., born 24 May 1895. RuTH, born 5 Aug. 1897. Residence, Scranton, Pa. JOHN A. HAMILTON 1909- D.D. (See No. I003.) 4943- ARTHUR JAMIESON 1909. D.D. Clergyman, Mcth. Epis_ Pastor at Newburgh, N.Y. Residence, Newh-.trgh, N.Y. BELVA ANN LOCKWOOD 1909. LL.D. (See No. 30.) 1624 HONORARY ALUMNI 4944· GEORGE EDWIN MAC LEAN 1909. LL.D. Born 31 Aug. 1850 at Rockville, Conn. A.B. (Williams) 1871. A.M. (Williams) 1874. B.D. (Yale) 1874. Ph.D. (Leipsic Univ). 1883. LL.D. (Williams) 1885. Clergyman, Presbyterian. Pastor at New Lebanon, N.Y., 1874-7; Mem. Presbyterian church, Troy, N. Y, 1877-81. Studying in Europe, 1881-3. Professor of English Language and Literature, University of Minnesbta, 1884--95. Chancellor of the University of Nebraska, 1895--9. President of the State University of Iowa since 1899. Ex-President of Nat. Assoc. of State Universities. Chairman of Committee on Standards, N. A. S. U. Chairman of Conference Committee of Associa tions of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Has published "Aelfric's Anglo-Saxon Version of Alcuini Interrogationes Sigewulfi Presbyteri in Genesin," Halle, 1883; "An Old and Middle English Reader," by Zupitza, Boston, 1886; "An Introductory Course in English," prepared by Professor Wilkin and Mr. K. C. Babcock, Minneapolis, 1891; "A Chart of English Literature with References," New York and London, 1893; "An Old and Middle English Reader with Introduction, Notes and Glossary," New York and London, 1893; addresses; Bulletins of University of Nebraska and University of Iowa, 1896-1902, etc. Married 1874, Clara Stanley Taylor of Great Barrington, Mass. Residence, Iowa City, Iowa. 4945· ALBERT EDWARD PIPER 1909· D.D. Born 6 Dec. 1867 in England. Student from Bangor, Pa., at Lafayette College, 189o-1; at Dickinson College, 1891-4. A.B. B K (Dickinson). A.M. (same) 1897. Ph.D. (TaylorUniv.). Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor in Philadelphia, Pa., 1894-1905; First church, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., since 1905. Member of the American Academy of Political and Social Science and of the National Geographic Society. Author of lectures 0". "John Ruskin, the Man and His Message;" "Long fellow;" "Job;" "Hamlet;" "Frances Willard;" "David Livingstone Knight of the New Chivalry." Has in preparation lectures on "Oliver Cromwell" and "Marion Crawford-Story Teller." Married 26 Mar. 1896, Elizabeth Edna Thomas of Easton, Pa. Child-RuTH ELIZABETH, born 6 Feb. 1900. Residence, Wilkes~Barre, Pa. 4946. JOHN ALBERT SLEICHER 1909. LL.D. Editor. Began as member of editorial staff on Troy (N. Y.) Whig; later on Press and Times of that city. Was editor successively of Albany (N. Y.) Evening Journal, New York Mail and Express. At present, editor of Leslie's Weekly, 225 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. HONORARY ALUMNI 1625 Civil Service Commissioner of State of New York. Member State Water Supply Commission. Married I873, Ella S. Peckham of Albany, N.Y. Children-GEORGE INGALLS. MARY PECKHAM. REUBEN P. PAUL. Residence, 7IO Madison Ave., Albany, N.Y. 4947· RAY ALLEN I9IO. D.D. Born, 22 Mar., 1860 at Pavilion, N. Y. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor of Grace Church, Rochester, N. Y. Sec. Genesee Conf. since 1908. Delegate to General Conf., 1908. Has traveled 6oo,ooo miles, once around the world and 14 times to the Orient. Has published "History of East Genesee Conference", Rochester, N. Y., 19o8; "Century of Genesee Conference", Rochester, N.Y., 1911. Married (I) 20 Dec. 1885, Bessie J. Bouk of Pavilion, N. Y., who died 25 May 1888; (2) 2 July 1895, Sarah E. Martin of Alden, N. Y. Children-EARL, born 30 June, 1896. CARL, born 14 Sept., 1897 RALPH, born 14 Oct., 190I. Residence, 77 Lenox St., Rochester, N.Y. 4948. LEWIS BOSS 1910. Sc.D. Born 26 Oct. 1846 at Providence, R. I. A.B .. (Dartmouth) 1870. A.M. (same) 1873. LL.D. (Union) 1902. Civilian Assistant, U.S. Northern Boundary Comm., 1872-6. Director of Dudley Observatory since 1876. Professor of Astronomy at Union Univer sity. Member of Government Expedition to observe total eclipse in Colorado, 1878. Chief of Gov. Expdn. to observe transit of Venus, Santiago, Chile, 1882. State Supt. Weights and Measures of N.Y., 1883-1906. Editor and manager of Albany Express, 1885. Director of dept. of Meridian Astronomy, Carnegie Institution, Washington, 19o6. Editor of Astronomical Journal, 1909. Received Gold Medal from Royal Astron. Soc., London, 1905. Foreign Associ ate Royal Astr. Soc. Member of Nat. Acad. of Science; Astronomische Gesellschaft, Leipzig. Corresponding member of British Assn. for Advance" ment of Science, etc. Author of "Declinations of Fixed Stars," 1878; "Catalogue of 8,241 Stars," Leipzig, 1890 (Astronomische Gesellscha£t); "Monographs: The Solar Motion, and Related Papers," 1888; prize essay on the "Physical Natureof Comets," 1881 ~ "Division Correction of the Olcott Meridian Circle," 1896; "I 79 Southern Stars," I 898; "Solar Motion and Related Researches," 1901; "Positions and Motions of 627 Standard Stars," 1903; "Preliminary General Catalogue of 6,188 Stars," 1910; "Catalogue of 1,059StandardStars," 1910, etc. HONORARY ALUMNI MarrieJ. 30 Dec. 1871, Helen M. Hutchinson of Washington, D. C. Address, Durlley Observatory, N.Y. +949· GEORGE FINLEY BOVARD 1910. LL.D. Born 1856 at Alpha, Ind. A.B. (Univ. of Southern California) 1884. A.M. (same) 1887. K 1V. D.D. (Willamette) 1896. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Pastor at Orange, Cal., 1884-7. Presiding Elder of Pasadena, Dist. So. Cal. Con£., 1887--9. Pastor of Boyle Heights M. E. church; Los Angeles, Cal., 1889--90. Supt. of Arizona Mission, 189o-7. Presiding. Elder of Los Angeles Dist., 1897-1903. President of University of Southern California since 1903. Member of Gen. Confs. of 1900 and 1904; Book Committee, 190o-4; University Senate, since 1904. Married--- 1884, Emma J. Bradley of Los Angeles, Cal. Children-WARREN B., born 4 July 1885. EDNA G., born 27 July 1887. GLADYs F., born 6 Nov. 1892. Residence, Los Angeles, Cal. 49.50. WILLIAM HENRY CRAWSHAW 1910. LL.D. Born 6 Nov. 1861 at Newburgh, N. Y. A.B. (Colgate) 1887. A.M. (same) 1889. Litt.D., (Univ. Rochester) 1909· Instructor in English and Elocution, Colgate University, 1887--9. Assoc. Prof. of English, 1889--93. Professor of English Literature since 1893. Dean since 1897. Acting President, 1897--9; 1907; 1908. President pro tem, 1908--(). Member of Mod. Lang. Assn.; Am. Soc. Science Assn.; Nat. lnst. of Arts and Letters. Author of "The Int~rpretation of Literature," 1896; "Dryden's Palamon and Arcite," 1898; "Literary Interpretation of Life," 1900; "The Making of English Literature," 1907. Married 26 Dec. 1888, Jennie L. Broughton. Residence, Hamilton, N.Y. 4951. CLEMENT CARRINGTON GAINES 1910. LL.D. Born 15 Mar. 18,:;7 at Mossingford, Va. A.B. and A.M. (Hampden-Sidney CoiL) 1875· LL.B. (Univ. of Virginia) 1882. Teacher, Fincastle,--, 1875-6. Principal, Walton,Ky., 1876-7; Oak land Inst., Pembroke, Ky., 1877-8; Charlotte, Va., 1878-80. Lawyer at Chicago, 1883. Teacher in Banking Dept. of Eastman Business College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., i884. President of Eastman College, 1884. Estab lished N.Y. Business Inst. (125th St,), 1892. President of same. One of organizers (1896) and member of first executive com. of Harlem Board of Commerce. Organized N. Y. Assn. of Registered Schools, 1898. Elected first president. Member of Syllabus comm. and chairman of Com- HONORARY ALUMNI 1627 mercia! Education Comm. of N. Y. Assn. of Acad. Principals. Member Virginia Hist. Soc. of Christian Philosophy; Am. Inst. of Civics; Virginia Soc.; S. A. R. Author of "The Farmer and His Future," 1895; "Simplified Shorthand," 1897; "Practical Bookkeeping," 1899; "Boys and Business," 1901; "Arith metic for Business," 1904; "How to Write a Good Hand;" "Corporation Bookkeeping," "Business Correspondence." Married 29 Oct. 1884, Mrs. M. M. Eastman of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Residence, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 4952. BENONI I. IVES 19I0. L.H.D. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Conference Evangelist. Trustee of Syracuse University. Residence, Auburn, N.Y. JOHN SAYRE MARSHALL I910. Sc.D. (See No. 3I2.) EDWIN NOTTINGHAM 1910. LL.D. (See No. 314.) 4953· SILAS EVERARD QUIMBY I9IO. D.D. Born I9 Oct. 1837 at Haverhill, N. H. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1859. A.M. (same) 1862. 'Y. r. Clergyman, Meth. Epis. Teacher in Seminary, Newbury, Vt., 1859-63 and 1864-7. Principal of same, Feb. 1866--July 1867. President of Tilton Seminary, Tilton, N. H., Mar. 1878-June I885. Held pastorates in New Hampshire Conference, 1863-4, 1867-78 and 1886- 1908. Evangelist, 1901-2 and since 1908. Member of School Board, Exeter, N. H., 1872-3. Delegate to General Conference, 188o and 1896. Secretary of N.H. Conf. since I8]7. Has published "Church Music," I889; "If Jesus of Nazareth was Good and Wise-What Then?," Christian Witness Co., Chicago, I906; "The New Cate chisms," Derry, N. H., I9Q8; "Line of Descent from Robert Quinby to Benjamin Quinby and Benjamin Quinby's Descendents," Boston, 19IO; "A Paraphrase of the First Epistle of St. John," Bellefonte, Pa., I9I I; also articles in Meth. Review, Christian Standard, Homiletical Review and various other papers. Married IO July 1862, Anna W. Scott of Newbury, Vt. Children-CLARENCE EvERARD, born 4 May I 863. CARL NoYES, born 27 Nov. I866. MABEL, born 6 Feb. 1870. ERNEST SCOTT, born I5 July I872. ANNA LUCY, born 2 I Sept. I877; died 30 Aug. I878. Residence, Bellefonte, Pa. 1628 HONORARY ALUMNI 4954· HAROLD D. SENIOR 1910. Sc.D. (See Faculty Record, College of Medicine.) CHARLES DRAKE SKINNER 1910. D.D. (See No. 2374.) EDWARD BURDETTE TOPPING 1910. D.D. (See No. 1264,) FRANK DUNWELL WALTER 1910. D.D. (See No. 1342.)