Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-15
aid 1872, on Wednesday from to 8 p. m.

aid 1872, on Wednesday from to p. m
III.
Biennial reunions Of the literary 80
cieties, alternately after next year, be
ginning with reunions of both in 1882
continuing the Goethean in 1888 and alter
nately thcreafter-t0 be held on the Tues
day evening of commencement week, be-
fore the biennial Grafton, from to p. m
~.
The present reunions of the literary So
cieties on Wednesday morning to give
way to and be included in the foregoing
and the meeting Of Alumni association to
be held from 8 to II :3Oa a. m. Alumni din.
ner from IL to 3 p. m. Alumni address
in the chapel 8 p. M.
The biennial orator to be selected, as far
as possible, from men distinguished in the
sphere of thought and oratory, outside Of
the college community" or alumni.
The publication every fifth year there
after, of a general catalogue with the
their classes) with their addresses, titles,
&c.
A Junior prize OratOrical contest, to be
held on Wednesday evening of commence
mcnt week.
Presidents levcc or Alumni .Recep-
tiOn," on Thursday evening.
Mcssrs. w. U. Hensel, C.. A. Heilman n
and U. III. Heilman were appointed a
special committee to carry out the prov;-
sions of Section VII.
The meeting then adjourned until 4 p.
m. after hearing the report of the COM
mittee on alumni pr0fessOrship.
sThe Alumni Dinner.
The annual dinner of, and for, and by
the alumni was held in Harbaugh hall at
noon, $50 guests sitting down to hand
some dinner in q beautifully decorated
room. The following was the bill of fare
and the arrangement for toasts and re-
sponses.
Roast Chicken.
Cold Roast Bcc:
Cold Ham.
Lettuce and Dressing.
Cucumber Salad.
Cheese and Crackers.
"CIiHIsTIANlTY A FRIEND TO INTEL
LEOIO AL " LII ORE
"PrO DeO ct Ecclesia,
REV. c. u. WEIsEE, ID. ID.
THE STATE AND THE HIGHER EDU-
CATION"
sAnd sovereign Law-tlIat States collect
Ger thrones and globes elato,
Sits empress. crOwning good, suppress
ing ill.,
IL will point ye out the right path of a
irtuOuS and noble education labOri-
Gus indeed at the first ascent, but else
SO smooth. SO green. so full of SHodly
prospect and mclOtiiOus sounds on
every side that the harp OF Orphcus
was not more charming"
HIS ExCELLENCY GOVERNOR HOYT.
"ALMA MATER-PAST AND PRESENT."
.'Dic anu cndow college,
A. C. REINOEHL Esq.
1.-THE ALUMNI"
"Thcsc my sons invinciblc.''
JAMES ii. WOLFE, Esq.
"TUE DINNER AND OUR IIOSTESSES.''
ale may live without books-what is
knowledge but grieving?
He may live without lope-what is hope
but tecciving?
lie may live without lovc-what is pas
sion but pining:
But where ia the man that can live with
out dining?''
REV. Z. f. HIGBEE, ID. ID.
TO-MOrrOw's Exercises.
Following is the programme of exercises
for tomorrow, 10 be celebrated IN Fulton
hall.
Order OF Exercises.
MORNING SESSION, 8 O'CLOCK.
Music-Ovcrture-" Golden Fleece" Rip
SalutatOry-Lewis Reiter, Kittanniug. Pa.
OratiOnj" True and False Socialism, Ed
Music FrnehIing anf der iseisee: Zikof
Oration-" The Leaders and the Leu" }.
Writ Forney, Hanover, Pa:
ment" Lewis +. Brown, New Oxford, Pa.
Music-Nauvette. Walston.
OrationI" Choosing Profession" Josiah
Oration-" Man Social Being" Harvey f.
Bartholomew. Bath, Ia.
Oralion-" Responsibilities Of Wealth."
S%a %ra,ion G n,sts National St saissy. Swift
Music-COvent Garden Waltzes. Parlow.
Oration-' Value OF Time and Opportunity"
6raiionc "ia T. snssy; Diamond He Cut Diarnond NJ
Vivcn. Reading. Pa
Mn.ic-NstISna, Ion; Airs: WaIst9n ton >, ,,,,,,
f.. shannon, Merccrsburg, Pa.
Grafton" Poverty y Social Force" J.CaI-
vim Meyer, AarOnsburG, Pa
Music-GalOp-Wild Hunt. Bulk.
AFTERNOON, SESSION O'CLOCK.
Music-Overture-Sa Souci. kaula-
an in nn%an Natures Ser D
Elliot. \ lOrk, Pa.
Oration-.tThe Relation Between Crime and
Education" Morris u. Rebcr, Reading, IA.
Music-Highland Echoes Waltzcs. Daalarre.
OrutiOn-"GeniuS, Ideal and Actual" Am
brose M. Schmidt, Hanover, Pa.
OratiOn-"SOcicty a Factor in Culture" Will
liam H. Bridenbaugh, Martinsburgh, Pa.
Observation-Disclosures Suppc.
Franklin Grafton" Progress" Francis r.
Bushcr, Sunbury, Pa.
Marshall Grafton" Milton ais Dichter."
Ellwood l.. Kemp, Hamburg. Pa.
Music-Sicgc OF Paris. Ripley.
ValedictOry. Calvin Ii. Heller, Danville, Ia.
Music-GalOp-Racque Simmons.
COnferring degrees.
Music-Bruder Lustig. Budick.
Benediction.
Music-Montrose March.
Music furnished by the college orchestra
"NumDor One.'
At a meeting of the Agricultural society
held on Monday. resolution was offered
by Calvin Cooper, and adopted, that tho
editors and publishers of the INTELLIGEN.
GER. Examiner, Nep Era, Inquirer and
V0lksfreund be elected honorary members
in consideration of valuable services
rendered the society by publishing
its proceedings SO fully. In the resolution
the papers were named in the order
above given. Mr.. Cooper was not equal to
the task Of giving first place to the several
papers but the reportes were. The Eram-