The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-06-28


these exercises by issuing very handsome
invitations.
The members of the Junior class, who
will be the Seniors of next year, are Laura
Z. Bernard, Bloomsbury, Mertie NJ Bidle-
man, Bloomsbury, Ida F. Burgess, Mehoop-
any, Hannah Y. Connery, scranton, Maggie
w. Dengler, Shenandoah, Margaret T. Duff
fly, Parsons, Margaret s. Evans, Blooms
burg, Margaret Fisher, Nanticoke, Grace
U. Gallagher, Pittston, Catherine p. Gard
ner, Bloomsbury, Katie Gillespie, Jeddo,
Clementine Gregory, Rock Glen, Efle l..
Hartman, Bloomsbury, Ellie II. Hassert,
Bloomburg, Cora L. Hess, Rupert, Hattie
|. Hess, Shenandoah, Lillian NJ. Helman
Catasauqua, Bessie Holmes, Bloomsbury,
Ida L. Jacoby, Welliversvville, Mabel p.
Karcher, Sunbury, Kate Lewis, Scranton,
Lulu M. McAlarney, Plymouth, M. Almira
Major, Ashley, Sudie b. Mentzer, Waynes.
boro, Maggie L. Mitchell, Scranton, Maggie
E. Moran, Centralia, Mary A. Moore, White
Hall, Edith A. Moses, Wilkes Barre, Teresa
| A. Pace, Pittston, Jennie Ransom, Ply
mouth Ida c. Kinker, Bloomsbury, Clare
P. Rippman, Millerstown, Margaretta It.
! Shaw, Lewistown, Rose Sickler, Lochville,
Mary II. Slower, Waynesboro', Blanche M.
Stroud, Kingston, Martha d. Tewksbury,
| Catawissa, Mary L. Wheeler, Shickshinny,
Maggie Williams, Bloomsbury, Maggie E.
Jones, Yostyille, d. E. Baxter, Hartford,
Ira S. Brown, Bloomsbury, Clark Callen-
der, Cambria, Martin c. Gaughan, Pittston,
Foster Gift, Paxtonville, James o. Herman,
Kratzerville, Elmer E. Hess, Winfield E.
Barton John, Bloomsbury, Fred W. Magra-
dy, Locust Gap, w. A. Meyer, Seinsgrove,
W. w. Peaer, Runyan, Emory E Reeder,
| Kline's Grove, Daniel Riuehart, Ringgold,
Md, William c. Shultz, Jerseytown, George
w. Walborn, Freeburg.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
| The address before the Philologian and
| Calliepian Literary Societies was delivered
in Institute Hall on Tuesday evening by
Rev. H. l.. Wayland, D. D., editor of the
National Baptist, Philadelphia The subject
of his discourse was ga night in the House
of Commons" 1t was an ms tructive and
entertaining lecture.
! CLASS DAY.
| The Glass Day exercises of the Glass OF
1889 were held on the campus on Wednes.
day afternoon at o'clock. The programme
was as follows
Presidents address, ...........John Shovlin
Essay, The Beauties of Nature
Name L. Albertson.
Instrumental Duet, George r. Brown
and Jay j. Brewer.
Grafton, n,.........................J Harris Curran
Vocal Solo, Who is Sylvia, ....., Ella Ryan
Class Poem.....................M Name J. Barnes
Vocal Duet, "There's Sweet Wild Rose,
Misses Helen Black and Irene Stager.
Glass History. Frances x. Conner
Male Quartette, Messrs. Apple, Brown
Rucke, Scheuhing and Shovlin.
Glass Prophecy, Minnie Mcconnell
Presentation of Memorial, ,........Ella Ryan
Glass Song Composed by Laura b. New
; house.
A large number of friends of the clas
. and of the school witnessed these exer
cises.
CALLIRPIAN RE. UNION.
On Wednesday evening the Calliepia
f Society held its annual reunion in the Hal
The following was the order of exercises
, Music, ...................Bl Bloomsbury Orchestra
Address, ss,..................... McAnl1
Vocal Solo,. ...".....................Mr Colly
e Reading and Tableau,
o '.The Parsons Fee, or the Bag of Beans
Grafton, on,.......................Mr Mr.. Whatenecht
q The Gypsy Fortune Teller.
Z Tableau.
Music, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "."..". Orchestrt
Z Tableau.
Duet, ....... Misses Ward and McAndrews
/ Tableau.
v Music, ..OrChestri
y COMMENCEMENT.
On Thursday morning the large Hall Wa
J. filed with the relatives OF the graduatin
, class, the alumni, the students, and tn
:. lownsfolk. The stage was occupied by IL
e Faculty the Board of Trustees, and distiI
e guished visitors. The members of ii
e Glass having appointments were:
u Mary L. Al5ertson, John f. Shovln, Coz
e e. Kimble, Agnes McReynolds, LawrenC
n L. Buckle, Caroline A. Moore, ]. Harr
Curran, Malna G. Rhoads, j. b. Scheuhin
IS Minnie X. Mcconnell, G. Edgar Smit
g Francis G. Conner, NJ. Katie McNiff, Mi
ME Driesen.
II All who took part in the Commence me-
le exercises, and in fact in any of the exc
l. cises of the week, did themselves and Il
10 school great credit.
The Glass of 1899 at the close Of the pr
AZ gramme marched upon the stage and !
N ceived their Diplomas, ID. j. Waller PHI.
IL Principal of the School, presenting the
re in an appropriate address. The Glass co
'i- sists of the following persons;
G. GLASS OF l889-sCIRNTlPIC COURSE,
IT NJ. Kate McNiff, Harrisburg, Pa.
IN ACADEMIC COURSE.
H. Helen John, Bloomsbury, Agnes N
n Reynolds, Bloomsbury.
ne ELEMENTARY COURSE.
ID Mary e. Alber:son, White Haven, MAJ
j. Barnes, Pittston, Martha Berninger, q
ed awssa, Helen l.. Black, Harrisburg Lt
n G. Briggs, Bloomsbury, May Brown, Wilk
OF Barre, Frances G. Conner, Berwick, Oh
he L. Cummings, Montandon, Alice X. Dra
.al Old Forge, Mildred K. Drake, Old For
ed Minnie Driesen, Scranton, May A. Du
more, Wilkes-Barre, Fannie @. East, Sto
en- ton, Nettie Elias, Scranton, Cassie Fur
lty Jeddo, Sarah G. Gilbert, Catawissa, Nj
in Gold, McEwensyile, Matte Harding, NJ
ny lenburg, Ruth K. Hutson, Montoursvi
Florence Y. Irwin, Bloomsbury, lie
yb- John, Bloomsbury, Jennie G, Kearney, l
ed, sons, Fannie e. Kennard, Meshoppen, @
an e. Kimble, Catawissa, Theresa A. Lenah
asst Wilkes Barre, Belle Mcbride, Bloomsbu
ry- Mary e. McCollum, Selinsgrove, Minnie
ma Mcconnell, Harrisb'rg, NJ. Adelaide NJ 'Ko
for Tunkhannock, Laura A. McVicker, WI