The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-22
COMMENCEMENT AT DE PAW.
yaledictory Exercises of the Pathological,
Platonean and Philomathean Societies.
snecial 70 tbe Tnd,ananolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENcAsTLE, June 21.-Last evening, at
Meharry Hall. occurred the valedictory exercises
of the Pathological, Platonean a1d Phioma-
thean literary societies. and the customary large
audience attendant upon commencement ex-
ercises was present The speakers and their
subjects were as follows
Phiiomathean.
I'VE, About to Live, Salute You, Mary l.. Collins
The Duties OF To-day. .---------..- Edith NJ. Hail
Piatomean.
'.i Emerson Z. ballard h.a
1.-THE Utah Problem ......----.. Emmons Il. Vest
Pathological.
Victor Hugo and France" Jesse .. Bridges
The True Theory -Hosford h Valentine
The graduates of 1885 are: Philological-James
Asbury Beatty, A B.; William III enry Masters,
A b.. Willard Julian Beckett. A. B.; Charles
Milton McMahon, Phi. b.; Clarence Witham
Bennett. A p: Oscar Theodore Merkle, A b.;
Henry Walter Bever, A. B.; William Edwin
Mitchell, A. B.; Jesse Blake Bridges, Phi. B.;
Charles Fremont Neufer, A. B.; George Wash
lngton Christie, Phi. b.; Sennoske Ogata, A b.;
Samuel Ebert Crosse, Pm. B.; William Orville
Shepard. A. B.; Franklin Forrest Ferry, A B..
Edgar Simpson Sheridan, A. B.; Thomas Morris
Guild. A. B.; Wilbur Fletcher Sheridan A. B.;
David Brown johnson, \. B.. Charles
Orestes Thomas, B. S.; Wellington Boyd
johnson, A. b.; Price Bonner West, A
b.; Leroy Melvin Krider, A B.; Felix
I. McWhrter, A NJ, Phi. d. Platonean-Em-
erson Etheridge Ballard A. b.; William Henry
Jordan, A. B.; Albert jeremiah Beveridge, PHI
B.; Charles Henry McAnney, A. B.; Marx
Breidenbach, Phi. B.; Horace Anderson Marshall,
A. b.; John William Clark, PHI B.. Oliver Nor
ton Matson, A. B.; James Armstrong Clippinger.
Phi. B. Frank Charles Payne, Phi. B.; Sanford
Ferguson Darrah, Phi b.; Samuel Morley Ruth
erford. Pm. B.; John Alben Davis, A. B.; Harry
Lincoln Ssyler. Phi. B., James Elmer Durham,
Phi. B.; Joseph Elmer Stevenson, PHI B.; iona
than jeremiah ENEMY, A B.; Emmens Rutledge
Vest A. b.; Samuel Forsythe, Phi B. William
Elias Wright, A. B.; John Charles Zulauf, A. b.
Philomathean-Mary Lucinda Collins, A. b.;
Matte Elizabeth Tough, A B.; Ida May Curtis,
Phi. b.; Clara Lillian Rudsill, Phi. B.; Grace
Blaksley Ward. Phi. B.
The first annual music festival under the
dictatorship of the DePauw School of Music
will occur Monday evening" June %, in Meharry
Hall. The festival is already an assured sue
cess nearly the entire seating capacity of the
hall being already reserved. The chorus will
consist of 80 voices, the orchestra of thirty-fve
instruments from the best talent of
this and neiehboring cities. The management
has secured the services of Cecilia H. Epping-
housen. an excellent soprano. and Frank Lodge,
who is unsurpassed as baritone The structure
of the orchestra is as follows: Violns, H. vioas,
2; violoncellos, 3; contra BASES, 4; flutes B;
oboe, 1; bassoon. /; elarnets. 2; horns. 2;
trumpets q tromDones. g tuba. I: kettle drum.
L; bass drum and cymbais, 1; side drum and
triangle l; piano-forte. l.