Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-22
CLOSING EXERCISES.
rhe High school and the Univer'
sftv of Southern California.

rhe High school and the Univer-
sttv of Southern California.
The closing exercises of the High
School will take place at the Los Angeles
Thester on Tuesday afternoon. The pro-
gramme is being arranged, and large
audience will be present on this occa-
sion.
The middle class will hold exercises
in honor of the class of 'S9 at the assem-
bly, room of the Normal School this after
noon at 2 O'Clock. All friends of the
school are cordially invited. The follow
ing is the programme:
Music. High School Orchestra; debate, Re-
solved, That the President shall be elected by
popular vote" affirmative, Ivan Moore, mega
tive, Stanley Houghton; song, Bright sPr1inlg
has Come. +" Misses Avery, Pinkham, Mansnetu,
Chambers, Johnson and Clifford; Legend OF a
Mermaid" Gertrude Henderson; piano quo,
Misses Booth and Pinkham; The Elevator a
farce. by W. D. Howells. Masters Green, Steph-
enson, Tuthill, Miller, Avery, Martin, Misses
Pinkbsm, Mansfield, Avery, Borchers, Hollanu
presentation of badges in behalf OF star ana
Crescent Literary Society" by Ivan Moore, as
sisted by Daisy Austin and Cora Fay: response
for Seniors, Sam McKinlay; song' Farewell
the Glass.
THE UNIVERSITY.
On Monday evening, in the University
chapel, the musical department OF the
University of Southern California will
give a concert. The following is the
programme:
'sTitus," Miss Sopor, Mrs. Fessenden. Miss
Mendenhall, Miss Valentine; Lullaby" Miss
Never; "Volksliec" )" Mr.. Griswold, Miss Mac
lay; PERSIAN serenade;" Miss Day; Day Nsi. Vale.
sosn s1ss seot Miss Nj Rmerg s
Overture" Miss Suman, Miss Howes; Car
inthian Folk Song" Miss Whitehorn, Miss Men
ie Fsl BIne H
Miss Hall Fairy Story" Valse, MISS Spencer;
"My Resting Place" Miss Brown "Jubel Over
ture," Miss Scott, Miss Emery.
This evening, at the University, the
Athena Literary Society will celebrate its
anniversary. Tomorrow, the baccalau-
reste exercises, the baccalaureate sermon
by President M. M. Bovard, and the
annual college sermon, by Rev. W. A.
Wright. Monday, the annual meeting OF
the Board of Directors at 2 p. NJ, and
concert by the College of Music at s p. m.
Tuesday is University day. The Univer-
sity Council will meet in the afternoon,
and at night there will be reception to
the Council by President and Mrs.
Bovard, at their residence. Wednesday
is Alumnus day, and there will be the
anniversary of the Irving Literary Society
at 8 p. m. Thursday the annual COM
mencement exercises, and prize contest
of the Senior class will be held at 10 80
a. M, and the Deans reception at p.
m.
The programme for Tuesday afternoon
is as follows
Invocation, h. Cox. ID; address, President
r. M. Widney, LID; music, Sonata, sharp,
minor (Beethoven), Mrs Sadie T. Coe; annual
address. Rev. R. g. Cantine, DID,: music, vo-
cal, ''The Wanoerer" (Schubert), Mrs. Leila A.
Breed; ten.minute addresses by Revs. ]. W
Van Cieve E. s Chase, T. c. warner; music,
piano solo, "Rhapsodie Espagnole (Franz
Liszt) Professor william Piutti; address, Presi-
dent NJ NJ Bovard; addresses by the Deans of
the College, Rev. W. s. Matthew, Liberal Arts
J. p Widney, MD, Medicine; Rev. R. 8, Mac
lay, Theology and Prof W. T. Randall, Agri-
culture.
The programme of the Irving Literary
Society on Wednesday evening is as
follows:
Overture, orchestra; invocation, DR.. 7. c.
Warner d. D.. oration, A. G. Fessenden; tuba
duet, Messrs. Knoll and Cuthbert; defamation,
C. E. Dodge; Heart and Hand" orchestra;
debate, "Will Education be the Solution of the
Negro Problem" Leslie &. Hayes, affirmative,
Harry C. Lille, negative; Turkish march,
orchestra; oration, F. Z. Holloway; grand
chorus, audience.
THE INGJEWOOD SCHOOL.