New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
COMMENCEMENT AT ROUND LAKE.
THE ADDRESS MADE BY BISHOP J. P. NEWMAN
THE LIST OF CLASSES.

THE LIST OF CLASSES
! Round Lake, y. Y, Aug. 16 (speciaD.-The three
weeks session Of the Round Lake Assembly ended
to-day. The five classes assembled at Griffin Institute
at 80 p. m, when procession was formed, which
marched TO the Auditorium, preceded by the Troy
City Band The exercises began with an organ solo,
followed with selection by the orchestra. President
Griffin presided. The boys and girls class. number
Ing eighteen Mrs. c. W. Jones of Albany, INSTRUCTOR
the Loyal Legion. Mrs c. J. Jump, instructor, number
Ing thirteen the junior class, numbering twenty three
the Rev. W. II. Groas instructor; the normal class
numbering fourteen DR.. b. B. Loomis Instructor
the post graduate class, numbering twenty Dr. II. C.
Fauar, instructor and the Round Lake art class
we're called the front and received their diplomas
from the hands of President Griffin. Bishop J. p
Newman made the closing address. in which he con
graduated the graduates the thoroughness Of the
work they had done. He made strong plea for
Round Lake Circle 10 be organized similar In some
respects TO the Chautauqua series of studies, and
President Griffin said such plans would doubtless be
carried out The postgraduate course is peculiar 10
Round Lake, comprising systematic five years
study, this being the first year Of the series. Al
the alumni meeting to-day, the following officers
elected: President, John c. House. Troy; vice.
president Mrs. c. D. Hammond, slingcrlands; secre
tary Thomas H. Bell, Round Lake treasurer, J. Frank
Fellows Troy; trustees-Dr. II. c. Farrar. Dr. b. b.
Icoms the Rev. W. II. Groat. The Rev. George
skene of Boston, elected to deliver the Alumni
address In 1890 This evening a grand concert
given under the direction Of Professor A. W. keene,
assisted by solosts and the Troy City Orchestra The
elias as follows:
POST graduate class-N1rs II. c Farar Albany
Mrs. c. d. Hammond, slingerlands Mrs H. H. Ha
thorn Saratoga; Mrs +. W. simpson. Troy sayde Il
H Herse A WSsGa cu Mr C. a. Mee Troy Ms
C. j. \. jump. Albany Mrs Robert Newton Aoshy'
ingham. Troy: Frances sherman. Nechanicsvills;
Cordeia Kinney. Luthur; Lillian smith, baLstOn;
Cora sterry, Troy; Herald Alexander Albany FRANK
Normal class-The Rev. A. 5. CLARK. Round Lakel
ard. Anita HGbbel, Herbert jump. William H. Carr,
of Albany; Clara l. CranSton, stepheniq2 own Ada
Lean Frances d. Hewitt, Round Lake; j. w
Lawrence, williamstown; Maurice r. Daiano. ". H.
Janioff departnent-Hclen Bennett Round Lake;
anna ann ba cIar re Round Lake Edith Reed and Lac,
A. Burbeck Troy Mabel Z. PaSgson, Albany; Grace
MTr' am. Reste and Jennis b. Hoasnger Round Lake
Lulu A. Williams and si'ls HeE WI 1i, Hound Lake
PSnpd Lake: Bessie Nav. Bertha May Allen and J. d
Ennis Troy Josie j. Hammond, SungeHands Anne
NJ Riockridce Albany susie sale, Mechanicsville;
Maggie t Nle' ~ Groa,, Of Rupert. VT to-day con-
ldad Ms series of lectures the Tabernacle Illus
tratng them by the model OF ne ancient tabernacle OF
fhe wilderness. The model Of the tabernacle win b
exhibition Miss NJ. B. Biggart, Of Cleveland, gave
an Lour OF ads and ar" attraeve Voice with versalY
OF style and graceful appearance on the platform
In the evening ~ Protessor A. W. Keene Of tho
Nv rr"land Conservatory of Music. The Round
lake Ladies Quartet and the Assembly chorus rem.
derrd several selec tons IA superior manner. Miss
Jaurie Burnham. OF Boston. was solOst. An orches-
fra added much 10 the Interest OF the programme
on saturday the National Convention Of the Troy
PRAYING Band begins its session OF week. and on
August % the Rev. SAM Jones win BE- here 10
IN a weeks engagement. Z. o. Excel VIII assist
I'm the singing.
The following have registered here during tho las,
week from New-YoFk ard Brooklyn: J. Jefferson
j. o. Peck, Dr. J. A. Mearce, j. Benson Hamilton
A. u. T. Hamln. ". \. Rhoades f. HOigknSon.
G. r. PardIneton Mrs. A. r. Darlington, the Rev.
Il. ). Pariington and wife, Dr. G. W. Brush. W. Il
Loo ke J. III. TAYLOR ana vita