, 1875-06-18

| exerctaes. This Vas very happy occasion to tho
| htudonts, the sddroasea tbouudtp1 In witty sat.
| 'loa and good-naturci ra,ory. Thu nor. J. II.
| Ehap'n, Of 81. Lawrence Unlveraity. Mendcn,
Conn. offered pravnr. qnartette, consisting
OF Misses Gcuso and Clara Edwards and Messrs
Duck aud Nash+ then sang, 10 tho evident do.
light Of tho audience. Miss Carrie Dratnerd wss
oceRAted to speak for tho reception room, With
tbs class motto, 'Coneiier the End" u htf
subject. sfsa Jonno O. fclaon bado "Tarevcll
10 tho Text-Dooks;" and 3ltss Emma Collins TO-
Aovod tho monotonY Of tho litorasY az
orcsses by singing. With swce. and
p'ssntavo M''t., Toico. the beautiful solo,
iTerod s, ~ Grafton On "a Keacarcl.." sllss josie
~ rtyno made many happy Llsa In reading Tho
LAM. 1ls'osy, and kept up geuial how of
lnmor. L, j.. DinBmoso read poem, which
~! rot 30 !,ks'y to hnk him to tl!e level Of
,w.hoorne or Wiitmsn, nor entltle htua to rank
10 Seer Of tho Glass; road tho prophecy, Which
"as extremely funny. MiAs LlIIio T. ConYor
Sssto"sd t,,''1" tho Legacy on juniors" "The
oatlook .aa madc tho anbtect for radical
"Alma Mater. Ch!" waa sung by Tic Glass;
the audit nco then adIour1,lng 10 tho cojieeo-
Csounda. wheso Mr. c. T.. Nab delivered tho
G!oeiuR o1Aton on tho huhjcct, Cremation"
It aad > local application, and WA quite witty
md entertaining.
THE JUNIORS.
Tho Junior Exhibition took place tho saue
oTon1g. rIeailens livinratone presided aud,
pleasing music, tho lev air. Chaplin prayed.
Mias Fnl1er read III essay On .sThe Eud Not
iet'-a vcry appropriate titIo, tho audience
thought before aho cloucd. She Expressed somo
an essay on ' TIMES Finger Maska, '-spolytng
herself to tho changes that have taAon t!aco 10
alo coege' and the political Aociat. and religious
world during the laat Two yoars.. Jay l.. Hast
Inv upon sla subject Of a Culture ~. Wealth"
Hastings Is pc.sun who can't hep be,ug at
orator; ho was born that way. Miss Leichson
saa.t seaa IN etsssy on Ambition : A. u. Warner
and Miss Parker closed Tho ii.erury EXERCISES
will! fu essay on "0roNttl of Hoclcty," VERY
sood 1nlislc both vocal and instrumental, tnter-
spefsod tho programme.
TIL. zsrE2ALEAr SOCIETY,
This IL litnrary organizattoil flr 1aiics only.
on Tuesday afssrnoon Mrs. l.. .. CrosHloY, IT
upon 11"a = tue subject, "Tns lrseprsrsitle Womane
ttef Morai Power ard Her Prisilegea." Tic all-
ufeHs discouraged wonan's rights. ~ defined by
tho leading fetnalo totosmrga Of the daY II
MAR "o1nRn's mission to promote tue
moral powar OF tho World. It vas moro Inn
portant tnas women trai,. theIr children properly
vas: snat mtho WHO rockn tho. cradle rules tho
world" Non!an'a work should bo conflued 10
The performance Of plain moral duty within
tae church and the houo-clcls. Whom sho
church ialiuance Was weakened. In c!oauE, sho
adfnonished tho young ladies 10 work faithfully
IN any position they may be placed. always ns.
firing to something higher Ind nublor. Miss
Clobsley Ia hpir,lcd st aahcr,
:liE ZHAaoPH1Ax SOCIETY.
INA 10 li'ersry organization for gentlemen
only. Qn 1uesaaY ovening IN otation Wa de-
1iseted I. before them by.thP l:ev. J.. II. caapn.
treated upon "Scholarshtp IN Element Of |
Power" l1o argued ~ favor Of educating tue
youth on broad aEd liberal principles. Ho did |
10. 6e'ave : IN eontlnIns tho student II those
vocation 10 might choose IN life. a. |
Tnackesay began gu artist and finally became au |
author. 60 Ia the inclination Of eIt .tabte to |
change ~ years mature. IIo nonld not discard \
The Languages. for they aided in erasplns the |
sciences: The acquisition OF seo,niugly-uniu,-
portant knowledge, beBldos dircip1ining the mind,
in 1 Rht lead to grcat and uuantlclpnted results,
LIZ CLOSING remarks eon'ih.ca of ao'ns good Id
them to uso uutnlinished efforts 10 promote tl,a |
tntc1eata Of Lombard University,
COMMENCEMENT DAT.
IAo preceding o1erc.ses are merely eido-dishee.
t',cir frends. bo!ng tho graduating exercises.
Nh!ct conifnenced at 1890 this 1noruiug. Tho
following aro tue names Of tho graduates
Charles 4, nnck' Of L Roy Iuc;an ). Dius-
A4oAos ~ o0htLtt 1hss -. lIAHQ0Q NAEt1, or KQck-
and. Me-; Carrie 1Iraiuard, OF Ouoida Euua |
). Collins, Of Eigin Llla T. Coager, Of One-
"a uonle Il. Edwards. Of datesburE ;'Jonno G.
Nelson. q st. chares Josie II. j.
l'ryne, Of dalcsburg; Luel]4 n. Warner, Of Nor
ihon. u Hazard. Of Chicago, opened with
'sayer; and THO literary exercises folio we'd, in-
With music. The oratons and essays
we're up to tho assFage, probably. They wo.o
spon oratiencc Of The audience. Dinsuaoro 1poko
N "Ths Mission OF tho Jousnast," )" from whtch
Was AppaEeut that Lo hover had mucll prao-
ical experience. Ills lleA might have sounded
III right to hls audience generally; but they
Ec1e such III We laro ,iovos teen realized. The |
loxt tcht thing MAS NaAla'H grafton On s.Tho
linlstry,' containing n,1uy good ttloughts we'll
xprshsed. For sotno une1pisined reason, th,n |
xA'9ltlon waa minus tho u4uAl SAlutatory aud
'alcdictoty.
The following doxraes we1e conferred, Daehc-
Or OF Letters upon Mr. luck, aud AIsebs COL
ns. Conger, Edwards. Nelson, aud Jtyno;
!tchelor Of Sciencs upon lii. uiuslpste aud i
tlss Warner; Dacha!os Of Arts upon Air. Nsah !
I'D nl1ss Dralueid. Tho honorary deg1oo OF :
u. .. waa conferred on tho Rev. :. u. Chhpiu. !
no 1tev. Ar. Liyingstpn then dismissed the ,
ud1ence With 4 bouodction, aoi tho rauks Of | c
Ia alumni and alumnB Of Lombard University !
'ors tnoloasad by anoteE enss. q
HLLSDALE COLLEGE. n
THE ExEaCUE3 YESTERDAY. +
5ptefal utsuateh - 2h* cascaso Tffots<.
u11tapA1x, Atieh., juno 17.--At o'Sock this !!
forming the a1ssclses Of tho nnetee.th annual !,