THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BALTIMORE Conferring of Degrees At the Close of the Thirty-fourth Academic Year JUNE 14, 1910 IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC AT 4 P. M, Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation http://archive.org/details/commencement1910 ORDER OF EXERCISES Music i Prayer Ecverend 0. C. S. Wallace, D. D. Pastor of the First Baptist Church II Conferring of Degrees Bachelors of Arts, presented by Professor Griffin Masters of Arts, presented by Professor Bloomfield Doctors of Philosophy, presented by Professor Bloomfield Doctors of Medicine, presented by Professor Howell hi Music IV Address Count Johahh Hetnrtch von Bernstorff German Ambassador at Washington " Historical Development of the German Empire" v Music VI Announcements The President of the University VII Music Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine Mary Dayton Allen, of New York. Edward McPherson Armstrong, of Maryland. Moses Haven Baker, of Indiana. Henry Gray Barbour, of Connecticut. Emil Boehm, of Missouri. William Symington Bole, of Montana. Carl Ferdinand Bookwalter, of Illinois. Ethan Flagg Butler, of the District of Columbia. Walter Austin Calihan, of New York. Ross Stagg Carter, of California. Thomas Rodney Chambers, of Baltimore. Joseph Lynn Choate, of California. Claude Carr Cody, Jr., of Texas. Henry Theodore Collenberg, of Baltimore. Haskett Lynch Conner, of New Albany, Ind, Henry Nicholas Costello, of Connecticut. Walter Edward Dandy, of Missouri. Clinton Demas Deming, of Connecticut. Bernard Solomon Denzer, of New York. Thomas Alan Devan, of New Jersey. Baruch Mordecai Edlavitch, of Baltimore. Ralph Landis Engle, of Pennsylvania. Horace Burnett Fenton, of Oregon. Edgar Lorrington Gilcreest, of Texas. Hyman Ginsberg, of Florida. Lemuel Whittington Gorham, of New York. William Lawrence Grimes, of North Carolina. Crowell Clairinton Hall, Jr., of Maine. Runkle Fisher Hegeman, of New Jersey. Henry Gildersleeve Jarvis, of Connecticut. Albert Eugene Johann, of Missouri. Samuel Laban Ledbetter, Jr., of Alabama. Ralph Herman Major, of Missouri. Albert Francis Mattice, of Washington. Sidney Robotham Miller, of New Jersey. Dana Elbra Monroe, of Texas. Raymond Bartlett Morris, of New York. t Angus W ashburn Morrison, of Minnesota. Douglass Howell Morse, of California. James Craig Neel, of Ohio. William Bradford Newcomb, of Virginia. Firmadge King Nichols, of Baltimore. Samuel Timothy Nicholson, Jr., of North Carolina. WlLLEY HlGBY NORTON, of Ohio. Thomas Grover Orr, of Missouri. Jean Paul Pratt, of Ohio. Chesney Macaulay Ramage, of West Virginia. Robert Lewis Rhodes, of Georgia. Harry Hungate Robinson, of Washington. Walter Black Rogeks, of Pennsylvania. Alice Rohde, of Illinois. James Wendel Rosenfeld, of Oregon. Raymond Sanderson, of Florida. Raphael Eustace Semmes, Jr., of Tennessee. Herbert Milford Senseny, of Ohio. John William Sheetz, of Pennsylvania. Henry Augustus Stephenson, of Virginia. Howard Lester Taylor, of New York. William Lawson Thornton, of Alabama. Thomas Palmer Tredway, of Pennsylvania. Arthur de Talma Valk, of Maryland. Herbert Francis Vanorden, of Brazil. Clyde Emil Watson, of West Virginia. Helen Watson, of Massachusetts. Milton Weinberg, of South Carolina. Theodore Henry Wenning, of Ohio. Miley Barton Wesson, of Texas. James Harvey Whitcraft, of Ohio. Luke V. Zartman, of Ohio. (69) Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy David Simon Blondheim, of Baltimore. Oscar Ellis Bransky, of Baltimore. George William Brown, of Baltimore. William Henry Brown, of Virginia. William Mansfield Clark, of Connecticut. Arthur Howard Estabrook, of Massachusetts. Rogers Harrison Galt, Jr., of Virginia. Arthur Mathews Gates, of Connecticut. Benjamin Harrison Grave, of Indiana. Joseph Ellis Hodgson, of Virginia. Henry Royer Kreider, of Baltimore. Andrew Hoffman Krug of Baltimore. Thomas Albert Lewis, of Missouri. Homer PaysoxN Little, of Massachusetts. Sylvester Kline Loy, of Pennsylvania. Chester Newton Myers, of New York. Henry Clarence Robertson, Jr., of South Carolina. Joseph Eugene Rowe, of Maryland. Karl Singewald, of Baltimore. Edward Raymond Turner, of Baltimore. Anthony Pelzer Wagener, of South Carolina. George Frederic White, of Massachusetts. Charles Branch Wilson, of Massachusetts. (23) Candidates for the Degree of Master of Arts Frank Gottlob Breyer, of Baltimore. William Stuart Gorton, of Baltimore. John B. Lalime, of Montreal, Canada. (3) Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts* Otis Herbert Draper, of Maryland. Raymond Fon Dersmith Gable, of Pennsylvania. John Mallory Holmes, of Baltimore. Carl Henry Levan, of Baltimore. Norman Clyde Marvel, of Maryland. Austin Ralph Middleton, of Baltimore. Francis Key Murray, of Maryland. Aaron Robinson, of Baltimore. Gilbert White Rosenthal, of Baltimore. George Ross Veazey, of Baltimore. August Vogeler, of Maryland. Benjamin Franklin Wallis, of Baltimore. Theodore Sinclair Will, of Baltimore. Alan Churchill Woods, of Baltimore. (14) *Three years ago the normal period of residence for undergraduates was changed from three to four years. The effect of this was to make the present year an interregnum. Students who entered the University in October, 1906, were, for the most part, graduated in 1909 ; those who entered in 1907 will be, for the most part, graduated in 1911. Hence the small number receiving the bachelor's degree this year. MARSHALS Professor E. B. Mathews Chief Marshal Aids Professor M. P. Brush Professor J. C. Ballagh Professor "W. W. Ford Dr. E. T. Abercrombie USHERS J. Fred Hunter, CJiicf Usher A ids Lingurn B. Bobbitt Alfred C. Hatch Leo Brady John G. Huck James J. Corner, Jr. John G. Murray, Jr. James W. Easter George E. Pickering Edwin L. Frederick Benjamin Tappan John S. Fulton, Jr. Gabriel H. Todes Charles L. Warner RECEPTION TO THE GRADUATES The President and the Faculty will receive the graduates of the year and their friends in McCoy Hall at half-past eight o'clock. Special cards of invitation must be shown at the door on Druid Hill Avenue, between Eutaw and Howard Streets..