Daily globe., 1883-05-21
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCE
MENT.

The Preparations for ths Eaercises WhicH
are to Begin Neat S1tnday
The eleventh annual commencement of
the state university are to begin on Sunday
next.
The following is list of the candidates
for the various degrees:
For Bachelor of Arts-Edward P. Bald
win, Tower City, OAK. William E. Fay.
Minneapolis; Edison S. Gaylord, Mime
apolis; David P. Jones, Minneapolis; ].
Henry Locke, st. Cloud; Helen l.. Pierce.
Minneapolis; Matte A. Sheldon, Excel
sior; Sumner L. Trussell, Champlin.
| For Bachelor of Sciences-Robert M.
Bell, Minneapolis; Samuel D. Catherwood.
Austin; Fred H. Clarke, st. Cloud; Louise
E. Hollister, Marshfeld; Edward G. Jones,
Minneapolis; Cassius NJ. Locke, Mime
tonka; II. H. Sibley Rowell, Minneapolis;
George N. Salisbury, Fairbault; G. Fred
Sidener, Red Wing, Emma J. Ware,
| Brownsville.
For Bachelor of Lterature-Annie H.
Jefferson, Kate L. Kennedy, Anna c. Mars
ton, Sarah P. McNair, Minneapolis: Janet
Num-. Claremont; Emma T. Trusseii.I ham
plin.
For Bachelor of Civil Engineering
William G. Peters, Minneapolis; Louis O.
Smith, LIE Sueur.
For Bachelor of Mechanical Engineer
ing-John H. Bass, Mankato.
In addition to the graduating exercises
of the commencement week it ls..made one
of reunion and festivities. On Monday.
the 28th, a new feature at the university
will be inaugurated in shape of field day.
All kinds of athletic sports VIII be iuduIged
in w IA tn9 Re nd
no end of fun. Quite number of prizes
are offered which will stimulate the con-
testants to greater efforts. At o'clock in
the evening occurs the annual address be-
fore the united literary societies in the uni
versity chapel. Col. j. FL. Davidson, of st.
Paul, has consented to be the orator, and
announces as his theme, James A. Garfield
On Tuesday at 2 p. m. will occur the,
c.ass-day exercises, of which the following
is the programme:
CHAPEL EXERCISEs-2 P. NJ.
Music ......................Da .Danz's Orchestra
Class grafton. ...................S. L. Irusseu
Song-The Janitor ....................Cl Glass
CIass history ........... Kate l.. Kennedy
Statistics. Annie II. Jeff. rson
Song-AIl for the Sake of Sheepskin. Glass
Oration-soyous de Nouio 100 e '-'''''"
Steele 49,. ...........G. NJ. Salisbury
SOng-The Faculty Observation-Disclosures. Glass
PROPHECY .....................R Il. NJ. Bell
Prophecy OF Prophet. Louise Pierce
GIaSs-Day song Glass
Presentation Address ...... The President
hl'sic ''''' -.''.'.'....-.. 80. Orchestra
ON THE oAMPUs-JoY ExERCIsEs-3:30 P. d.
MUSIC c'..' '.'... ..-......'.. Band
Joy Grafton ............ Matte A. Sheldon
Joy Ode. ........... Glass
MUSIC. ........ '..... band
GROVE EXERCISES p. II.
IroVe Orauon ...... ......D. z. Jones
AoVlsory song -. ........ Glass
Class Auction Sale. e...........ES CfavlOrd
AA Ti .'''''' ..Band
These exercises promise to be unusually
interesting, and one of the features will be
a dozen or more original songs composed
by the members of the class, containing
all the hits of the season. In the evening,
at O'Clock, the baccalaureate address will
be delivered by President Folwell.
Wednesday is alumni day. A business.
meeting will be held at p. M, and in the
evening there will be an address by the or
ator and poem by the poet of the associa-
ton. On Thursday morning the COM
mencement exercises occur in the chapel,
in which nearly all the class will partici-
pate. In the evening the festivities close
with reception at the residence of Presi-
dent Folwell, 1920 Fifth street SOUTH East
division, to which all friends of the unlver-
sity are invited