The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03
commencement, week.
The Baccalaureate sermon was delivered

The Baccalaureate sermon was delivered
in the NJ. f. Church Sunday morning by
II. A. Buttz, ID. d., President Of Drew
Seminary, N. J. The church was crowded
and the audience delighted with tho SER
mon.
The entertainment by the model school
on Monday evening was literally attended.
The programme consisted of solos, Duets,
trios, and an operetta, entitled "Dragon
Fly Day." The operctta was very amusing
and entertaining calling forth much ap-
plause. The instructor of the model school
deserves much praise for the efficiency Of
the pupils.
The address before the literary societies
announced for Tuesday evening was post
poned until Wednesday. The speaker,
Gen. W. II. Mccartney, being unable to be
here on Tuesday.
AT four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
the class assembled in the Campus and car
ried out the following programme:
Instrumental solo, Miss Mary Curran;
Presidents address, Mr.. c. +. Mchugh;
his'oiyJ ~iss mary NufIhili DOuDlc uuht-
tette, "The Swiss Girls Dream" Misses
Mickey, Ent, Vaughn, Phillips, and Messrs.
Bidleman. Berly, Kratz and Dechant; Glass
grafton, "The Duties of Young Man to
his Country" Mr.. Myron Geddes; Instru-
mental duett, Misses Crocker, Newhousc;
Essay, 1--WE Will Find a Way or Make
One" Miss Lusie Cole; Trio, Misses Miller,
Musselman, Ramage; Prophecy, Miss Cora
Hagenbuch; Presentation of Memorial, &.
E. Dechant; Glass Song, composed by Miss
Annie Miller, by the class.
Commencement day exercises were open
ed at half-past nine o'clock, and the follow
ing programme observed:
Prayer, Rev. $. b. Bridenbaugh; chorus,
"Hail Smiling Morn" Spofforth; Grafton,
Qualifications of American Citizenship" ="
George NJ. Wilmer; Essay, "The Means and
Ends of School Discipline" Sallie NJ.
Cockill Grafton, Constant Occupation
Prevents Temptation" Charles F. Nc
Hugh; Essay, "The Force of Prejudice, VI
Rosa Cohen; Piano Solo, "Bubbling
Spring. g.-Rive King, Nora Reedy. Grafton,
"Imagination in Education" T. Bruce
Birch; Essay, "The American Dude" Mary
S. Cary; Grafton, "The Teachers Influence, v
Charles M. Petty; Vocal Solo, "The suab.
ian Maiden. "-Proch, Annie Miller; Essay,
"The Intellectual Qualifications of the
Teacher, Molle Mickey; Grafton, "Intelli.
gent Teaching Makes Intelligent Pupils,
Jacob NJ. Rearick; Essay, SIS Woman
Fickle ?" M. Kate McNif; Instrumental
Trio, "Andante and Waltz Dora, (com
posed and arranged by |. w. Niles) Annie
Ent, piano; Dora Niles, violin; I. w. Niles
cornet; Grafton, Necessity of Compulsory
Education to the Perpetuty of Republi
can Form of Government" II. Howard
Bidleman; Essay, "Progress VS.. Conserva
tism," Nellie Bonsteiu Grafton, "The Pros
poets of the Coming Teacher, Harry O
Hine; Vocal Solo, with correct obligato, %
Live for Thee."-Casseppana, Jennie Ram
age and l. w. Niles; Essay, ''We Live fo
a Purpose" Katie Voigt; Grafton, "Th'
Nature Of Rational Teaching" Louis P
Bierly; Essay, "Unwritten Music" Mar.
R. Curran; Lustspiel-Kelar Bella. Mar
Curran, Maud Runyon, piano; Dora Niles
violin; l. w. Miles, Cornet.
The elementary degree was then con
ferred upon the following named persons:
Lillian G. Barton, Herbert G. Bell, II. II. Bidle
| man, Louis p. Berly, J. Blanche Billmeyer, I
Bruce Birch, Nellie Bonstein, May s. Cary, Florenc
]. Cawley, Sallie NJ. Cockill, Rosa Cohen, Susie W
Cole, VIM S. Conner, Minnie Z. Crocker, Mary +
Curran, Chas. E. Dechant, NJ. Margaret Elliott
Carrie II. Ely, Martha X. Ensminger, Edith V. Ent
Elizabeth Eshleman, Anna NJ. Fox, Susie A. Gal
| lagher, Myron Geddes, Agnes " GlennOn, NJ. Pau
Inc Gron, Cora Hagenbuch Christine C. Hess,
Lilllas Hicks, Harry o. Hine, JAS C. Houser, Har
| nah Kennedy, d. Hiram Kratz, L. Harry Larisl
| Oscar o. Laudig Charles z. McHugh, NJ. Katie Nc
| Niff, Mole Mickey, Annie Miller, Walter A. Moort
| VIM. f. Mullally, Mary Mullen, Frances Musselmar
| Ella NJ. Newhouse, Chas b. Noetling, Sarah
Patterson, Chas NJ. Petty, Lizzie J. Phillips ANN
c. Potter, Jennie II, Ramage, Jacob NJ. Rearlck
Mary G. Sites, Ella M. Sterner, Roberta Vaughn
Katie voigt, Mary Walsh, Sallie &. Watson, Geo
M. Wilmer.
d. Ernest Lantz, of Manhattan, Kansas
received the degree of the scientific cours'
Permanent degrees were conferred upo
| thC IlOSt VI WhOui lioh VI
class of 1888, and have taught in our pu'
lie schools for the past two years.
Celia j. Ragen, Jennie Wells, A. L. Hunt, Jr
Granville ]. Clark, Christina Woolcock, Mary
Whipple, Kate f Harvey, Mary L. McIIale Ma
K. Mcguire, o. B. steeley, Sarah +. Richards, NJ
lie T. burnett, Louise G. Hutchison, Algenia Biel
Alice Edgar, E. Josephine Nicely, sallie McGur
Emily Fetherolf j. G. secor, Peter f. Fallon, j.
King, Ed. Moore, May Reagan, Ira G. Deitteric
Miss Rittenhouse, Cordelia II. Broughton, MART
Wiilis d. Musgraves Hobbies, c. r. Powell, Sus
II. Fellona, Abbie f. Mack, Frank II. Hight, r.
Gembering, Abbie J Leo nard Clara d, Kittle.
Chorus, ujah-from the "Messiah
was rendered by twenty-four voices, al
this closed the exercises.
The Alumni met Immediately after t
exercises, and received the Senior class
members. Officers were elected for the c
suing year, and other business transacte
when they repaired to the Central Ho
| and partook of q bounteous repast