Daily globe., 1879-06-19
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY.
Interesting Graduating Exercises-Full
List of the Graduates-The Alumni aud
Board of ReRenss. es.,t

Board of Regen.s. , 6,f,s5
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis.,, June 18.-The commence.
ment exercises of the State univer. ity to-day
was very successful in every particular. The
procession at o'clock was very large and the
Assembly chamber was densely packed to Listen
to the orators of the graduating classes.
1All participating acquitted themselves with
honor. President Bascom conferred the de-
grees upon the graduates. The following il
complete list i:
In Arts-John Anderson, Tomah; George
Moore Bascom. Madison; Clarence Dennis.
Sharon; Flora E. Dodge, Monroe; Archibaid
Durrle, Madison; Oliver George Ford, Madi-
! son; Harry G. Martin, Darlington; David Ma
eou, Genesse depot; Lewis Ostensen Alderly,
Jeffersoni Bern.rd simpson, shuttsburg.
In Letters-Charles II. Albertson, Rockford.
ILL.,; Jennie Bascom, Madison; Mary Bum,
Msdison; Belle Case, Baraboo: Lulu Celeste
Daniels, La Crosse; Abby Wilder Jewett Jew.
ett's Mill; Edward ]. Paul, Milwaukee; Kath-
crime G. Paul, Milwaukee; Arthur Pulsy, May
vile; Susie Adelaide Sterling, Madison; Geo.
| Lester Voorhees,, Lndlowvilie, N. Y; Flora e.
Dodge, Monroe.
In Science-John Gi bert Conway, Hills
borough; Alfonso Eustin bennett. Sextonville;
Eugene Dennet. Sextonviile; Ida Maria Hoyt,
Hudson; John Henry Hutchinson, Rock Run,
III; Kemper 3. Knapp, Winneconne; Robert
Meyer, Laneaaser; Eaward Baton o.eley, ,
Madison; Albert d. Pr deane, Mineral Point;
Edith Stearns, Monroe; rhos. Dodges Conners,
EIlery; VIM. Davis, Oconomowoc; J. N. Fisher,
| Madison.
In Mining and Mattalurgy-C. r. Van Hise,
| Union.
! In Law-Wm. Henry Allen. Fort Atkinson;
Perry Baird, Madison: Jas. d. Benjamin, Msdi-
SON; Henry sigourney Butler, Madison; Geo.
DeClark, Plover; Henry George Dickey. Ra-
cine; Leon A. Dooh,tle, Madison; James
Adolphus Eggen, Milwaukee; Chas. Nelson
Harris, Viroqua; Everett Hanson Hayes,
Waterloo; Fred. w. Hendrix, Elk House; Jos.
William lvey, Lancaster; Jno. aKelly, Jr.,
Menomonee; Chas. Henry Ladd. Menomonee;
Ge'. L. Kurtz, Milwaukee; Patrick Helm
Martin, Fond du Lac; Seth Mills.
Charles Henry Cakey, Madison;
John M. Olin, Madison; Germain Post, Madi-
son; Anson Clay. Prescott; Plymouth Tennis
Slingeland, Mantorviile. M.nn.; Otto Peenil-
Ter, Madison.
HoNoRs OF THE FIRST GRADE.
Jennie Bascom, in letters; Flora E. Dodge,
in arts and letters; G. R. Van Hise, in mining
and metalurgy.
HoNoRs OF THE SECOND GRADE.
| Susie Adelaide Sterling, in letters; John Gill
bert Conway, in science; K.1hper Knapp, in
science.
The degree of master of arts was conferred
upon Chas. Ford Harding and Helen DouRsl
Street.
The committee on the Lewis prize, consist
ing of Dr. Clark Gapen, j Judge Boys, Judge A..
B. Braley and Mr.. s. L. Sheldon, awarded the
prize to Miss Belle Case.
4 THE ALUMNI.
Immediately after the close of the com.
mencement exercises the Alumni association
held a meeting in the Senate chamber. A large
number of graduates were present. The meet
ing was presided over by Burr w. Jone., ESQ.
The principal business was the election of Of
fcers for the ensuing year, which resulted -
follows:
| President. L. High, class of 1864.
I Vice-President-Susie A. Sterling, class Of
1879.
Secretary and Treasurer-Fred Bright. class
of 1874.
Orator-H. W. Chynoweth, class of 1868.
Alternate-H. w. Hoyt, class of 1879.
Poet-Mrs. Bacon, class -.
Alternate-Mrs. ]. 8. L. Leavitt. class of
! 1874.
After short session the ASSOCIATION ad-
journed to meet at the alumni banquet, at the
Park hotel, at P. NJ. Tue was . large attend
auce, and the affair was quite recherche in al
its appointments. One hundred and Twenty
: five persons were seated at the tables, and to
night q brilliant alumni reception and party
is in progress at the capitol, attended by tho
alumni and prominent citizens from all Sec
tions of this and neighboring States.
THE REGENTS.
At . meeting Of the board of regents of the
university ex Governor Washburn was elected
president; Hon. Geo. 81. Paul, vice president,
and John 8. Dean. of Hudsun, aecretary. Ex-
ecutlve committee, Geo. II. Paul, e. VI. Koyel
; and J. G. Greg ry.
: Miss Levina Goodall, of Janesville, was ad-
! mitted as an attorney by the supreme court Of
: Wisconsin.