New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS.

ST. JOINS COLLEGE, FORDHAM.-The twenty
third annual commencement VIII take place on the Coz
lege lawn, on "Wednesday, July J. Inc LAeIclses Wiz
slxthst, corner of Fourthaye, precisely at 100 m
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, KY.-The exercises
we're onened on Monday evening June with an address
Nv the Rev L. b. voolfolk. The address before the
Adepm Society, composed OF ministerial students Inc
subject " Civilization in its relation To Tie Bible
tuesday evening June 9, an address delivered by
Col w c. r. Breckenridge before the Cceronlan ana Iuw
Theta Kappa Literary Societies Subject: Roman
History"
BALTIMORE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Annual COM
mencement, June 49, Miss Eta D. Goodwin OF Botetourt
ferred on Miss Hannah Fletcher James, and Miss +. j.
White OF AccOmac, Va.
KALAMAZOO COLLEGE-The Board of Trustees
met AT O'Clock June on motion, the honorary degree
OF d d. was conferred upon the Rev. Samuel Cornelius, OF
Ann ArbOr Trustees Of the Sd class officers OF me Board
Executive Committee aud Board OF VISITORS ana AUDITORS
were appointed The Committee on Financial Plans re-
ported approving the plans Of the report IN addition 10
iTofhe Sherwood Rhetorical Society gave an
exhibition. The performances Of the several
speakers were creditable. IIllldale College June
14-Baccalaureate Sermon by President Fairfield
June l5-Lecture before The Literary Societies
in the church by President Nairhed Ills theme was
Effective Speech" On the evening OF the 10Th and l5th
the students performed the popular cant5a OF the Hay
makers" An admission fee was charged, te proceeds
to be expended IN beautfyng the church Regular com
mencement the 18th Music mteGspersed between Tue
graduated and the degree Of Doctor OF Divinity was con
ferred on the Rev Geo l. Day OF power ~ H. Hiddu
ating classes were addressed IN rev DIied kdy ana
Impressive parting words by President Fairfield
GRANVILLE (Ohio) MEDICAL COLLEGE.-This
Institution which has just closed It's 3lth year mas long
been known as one Of the best conducted female nst
tues in the country. The closing exercises which took
place the 18th, were well attended The Rev j.. r.
TenDey OF the Second Presbyterian Church. Newark de
vered an eloquent address The remarks OF w. r. Kerr
A. NJ, Principal were touching Excellent music was
furnished by the Newark orchestral CluD
Harvard UNIyERsITY.-On Saturday the Sc
nior Glass celebrated its festival before the young aud
beautiful. The seniors formed in front OF Haworthy
Hall with their marshals and marched To the first Uni
tartan Church in Harvard square The exercises com
menced at II a. M with prayer by me Key Dr. feaD4Gy
delivered the address, which was pronounced eloquent
The class ode sung at INC CONCLUSION o inc
written by Robert A. Bolt OF Boston Dancing TOOK pace
on the green in the afternoon In the evening aer the
illumination, reception was gwen at the fIesdenus
ting chorus
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, KY.-The exercises
were opened June By the Rev. J.. b. voolfolk formerly
editor OF The BnDhSt Standard. On Tuesday evening"
June o. an address delivered by Col ". C. p. Breck
inrdge before the CcerOnan and Tan Theta Kappa Lit
erary Societies. Roman History. grand reunion OF
the College Alumni took place on Wednesday evening
An address on Woman" was delivered by Richard Reed
of Mount Sterling. After poem by j. W. Ellis OF war
saw the Alumni and the invited guests partook OF
sumptuous feast ON THURSDAY morning the nn
large tent Speeches were delivered and diplomas pre-
sented.
XENIA FEMALE COLLEGE, OmO.-The com
encement exercises took place last week The following
are the subjects Of the OF the graduates In the
Scientific Department: Miss Mary A. Burke Xen2, Ire
land MISS Luetia Clemens, jamestown, W Ihe "oIeh
Age Of Christianity" Miss Emma DAVIS, omega, "Ihe
he Of the man" MISS Selma Gatcn, Per
intown, Nothing in VAIN Miss NJ. B Catch, 1enia'
poein "Thrce across the river" Miss sally Nesbit,
Xeuia Achievements Of the pineteenth century MISS
PeIle Pelham Xenia, stability In change" Miss Mela
Tufts Manvie, Americas Glory Temple" In me Gas
steal DEPARTMENT Miss Clara a. Collett Xenia PEA
for Lillput" Miss Edna Davidson, Aenla, Denigue
Meta /" fTIe goal at LAST. Miss Emma DOnnally Nor
row Woman" Miss Salie Drees, &enia "lntrospec.
tion'p Mary +. Dyer Loveland, Concerning money
Emma c. King, Xena, "Undercufrents' mary T. stamp
Dayton, LIES oorOnet of graces."
UNION CoLLEGE.-The programme for Com
rencement week at Union College Is as f0l0Ws' On
sunday Jupe o. at y. IN, the Baccalaureaie Sermon
will be preached by President HlckOK IN Tue TiIst I've
cal Society nv the Rev Marvin X. Vincent OF Troy ON
Monday, 29h, at "a j. address before the Wy
Societies by Austin Blair late Governor OF mlcDlgah On
uesday 30th at 10 o'clock a. the Alumni Association
will meet in tine College Chapel. At b. M the I'm Beta
Kappa Society will meet. Al j. m, an ADDRESS wiz Ds
delivered before this Society by GARRISON " Potter OF
New York. At "a D. ~ Prize SPEAKING Dy INC SoPhU
more and Junior Glasses. On "Wednesday July l. at ~
a. m Commencement exercises.
AMHERST CoLLEGE.-The Commencement ex-
ercs AT Amherst College will begin on Sunday, July o.
with the Raccalaureae sermon TO the graduating cass
by President Stearns at p. IN. The REMAINDER Vi 'o
programme IL as follows: ---,o-. - ,ho
Sophomore and Freshman classes at p M Iuesday
It'll examination Of candidates for admission 10 the cor
Iege In Alumni Hall at Tuesday morning ADDRESS
before the Society OF Inquiry by DIR. j. NJ Manning OF
Boston. Wednesday the sth, annual neesmg % "ro
graduates IN Alumni Hall at a. M Wednesday al p
n address before the Phi Beta Kappa Society ~ fsoi
T. A. March Of Lafayette College, Penn, on Iuesuay
afternoon and Wednesday morning and AFTERNOON .cio
win be exhibitions hight gymnastics under the oreo.
ten u Prof Edward Hitchoock.A D. Th"r'a~F' any