The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-25
But there IL no denial Of the fact that he has
been invited to make the acquaintance of Rose
and its board and SURROUNDINGS
The Closing Day at DePauw.

The Closing Day at DePauw.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCAsTLE, June A-The graduating ex-
ercises of the class of &c. DePauw University,
occurred this morning in Meharry Hall, beginning
at o'clock AS is always the custom on this
occasion, the hall was well filed at early hour,
and the rain of the night before cooled the at
mosphere and largely contributed to the enjoy
ment of the performance The following was
the programme:
Socrates James M. Lewis; "Foregnism in
America, Frank J. Pennington; American I'm
Patience" Clara E. Conklin; Differences OF Be-
lief. Harry L. Beals; Basis OF National Pros
perity.D William A. Hough; "The Reign of Rea,
son. Writ c. Smith; 1.-THE Utility of Art" Mag
gle T. Watkins; Industrial Cooperation" Cliff
Son r. Cameron; 1.-THE People," Charles Kirk
patrick; 1.-THE Individual and Government"
George r. McCrary; Education and Suffrage"
Clarence Murphy; ireland and England" Asa
hel H. Wampler; 1.-THE knight of the Century"
Edith nj. Hall; Thoughts Life" James B.
Tucker; Wendell Phillips" James NJ. Adams;
Self Estrangement'-M GRAFTON, Lerria
Tarbell
At the conclusion of the Masters Grafton. the
president, Dr. Martin conferred the following
degrees upon the graduates.
A. B.-James NJ. Adams Wilbur T. Ayers,
Harry L. Beals, VIM. S. Biddle Frank P. Black
Erastus NJ. Eisenbeiss, Leonard S. Terry. Squire
r. Greer. Cassius NJ. G. Griffith; VIM. A. Hough,
George " Howk, Frank p. Irwin. James M.
Lewis, George r. McCrary James E. Mcdaniel,
Frank I. Pennington, Alva r. Scott Writ G.
Smith, John E. Steele. Charles F. Stegmaier,
Edison d. Stout Edwin p. Thayer, James b.
Tucker Hosford Valentine Asahel FL. Wampler.
Phi. B.-Muter M. Bachelor, Clara E. Conklin,
Edith NJ. Hail. Charles kirkpatrick, Clarence
Murphy, Frank d. WINNER.
S. Bra A. Blackstock.
NJ B.-Susie G. Kelly.
Lit. ct Art B.-Maggie T. Watkins
Graduate of Normal School. William Sheets.
Departmental Honors.-History, Leonard B.
Ferry philosophy. William A. Hough.
Rev. John Poucher has been selected to the
chair of Exegetical Theology of the Old Tesla
ment, recently vacated by Professor William w.
Martin.
Mrs. Belle Mansfield has been selected to fill
the chair of history.
The military school will be under the COM
mand of Lieutenant May, United States army
next year.
Professor Jenkins, of Terre Haute. has been
chosen an instructor in science and English, TAX
ing the place of Miss Rosa M. Redding. A. B., A.
NJ, who has resigned.
Miss Cecilia Eppinghausen, of 'Eerre Haute,
will probably be elected to succeed Miss Emma
Howe as professor of voice culture in the school
of music
OF Louisville, ky, last evening. was well re-
ceived He paid the administration of President
Cleveland high tribute, held him up his beau
ideal Of citizen and statesman, and hoped that
he might be again chosen to preside over the ex-
ecutive affairs of the government.
The poem by Rev Alfred Hummer, of Craw-
louisville, was highly appreciated. After the
addresses of last evening the society of the
alumni held its annual reunion and banquet in
the Simpson House.