New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
GROWN OF THE YEAR AT RUTGERS.
PREPARING FOR COMMENCEMENT.


New Brunswick y J., MAY 3 (SpecaD'-Aready
preparations have begun at RutceTs Colege f'r com
mencemont. which will open SUNDAY evening. June To-
with The baccalanreae sermon. to be delivered bS the
pev Dr T,uot w Chambers, of New York, IN the
Second Reformed Church The classdty exercises are
to he held on the afternoon of Monday the l"th IN
Krkpatrick Chapel. In the evening of that DAY tl9
c1se club concert win be held in the Opera House. on
Tuesday morning the alumni will meet in the chapel
and the annual meeting OF the Board Oh trustees VIII
b boIa There will be held exercises commemorative
-, ,ho ufo and services Of the late Dr. Cook. state
co,ocet and csidcnt of the college, the cola
finn will be served at the exercises OF the literary
societies will take pacc at g. and the Junior Exhibition
=, .,o ovcnipc TO be followed by cremation. on We'd
nosday commencement exercises proper will BE- 3c1
in the morning. in the opera House. The presidents
Irocepfon will be held IN the evening. and also the
students hop. The class ana fraternity dihheIs "'0
held on TUESDAY night.
The following class-day appointments are an
nounced orator. Alexander Van Wagner, Paterson
historian H. !. scudder PoughEeepsie' pfOp"c''
Arthur spauldng. Newarh poet, Warren A. MMfS"l'' M
Marysvillc Kansas; presenter OF mementoeS Hora'c
: Uawes Richmond Va; presenter Of memorial :.
Ward RICHTER EOonton. y. j.: address 70 uh'cr-
rra4ua,cs John A. Potter, Railway; address TO prc7i
don't George w Gazier, Warsaw y. Y. master orator
Warren r. Scbenck. New Brunswick; ivy orator ls's
spcrljDg Mlddebush, n. j.; ivy ode. T. T. van As-
dale Paterson: planting ivy. John f. Trick. Nincen-
| town y j.: pipe orator, c. ". Van Zee bNohue'
Tho class Officers President. Arthur r. Mhioh'
Now rr,,nsyyck; vice president Allan p. Ford. Cross
wc.s. " j.: secretary, Edward T. Middleton, Cross
uicl,s. treasurer L. W. Sotcsbury. Mttcawan. y. Y;
historian william D. Ward, Clostcr. " j. The class
day committee includes McSSr>. W. C. Hubbard pam
field: Howard Ettine. Gardiner, y. Y, and Malcolm
G INDIAN south Dennis. " J.
Ncs,rs Howard M2cshcrly and Theodore Strong ana
Or d. C. English. the committee. have selected the
following orators TO contest for the Pcrlce prize at
| .r 1rptor Exhibition on Tuesday OF ommonccmcnt
week: Pethos>opliin Me,srs Mahon stout strans
and Chalen: Phllocean, Mc'srs. CaStncr, ChchcilHg
Raven and REYNOLDS. For Judge at the prize speaking
Plilo has chosen Howard Macshcry as Drmarius and
| the Rev. Alan Campbell secunius and Pc tho has
has chosen Professor Charles Jacobus as prinariu-
| and Howard Macsberry secundus
The Zeta Psi Fraternity will give a reception ana
bou>e warming al its beautiful chapter house on
Carege-aye. on Friday evening next The reception
opeus a. : with dancing a. II. The committee
ar, Messr. j. Eayam Kirkpatrick J. II. Raven J. C.
stout. \. J. Nahon and 6. V W. Duryee MIS- " r.
Gates the wifi, Of the president. Mrs. samuel Wood
bridge Mr.. John T. tlil. Mrs. J. Eiyai krhpati0h
anG Mrs JOHN : Clark VIII receive.
II i, seldom that the students a. Rurer> have reason
to complain of the nature or quantity of work assigned
them but there Is a little grnmbLng at the sc'cilN
Of the Latin 30 rapid has been the develop
mont Of this course within the last year, that the
freshmen a.c now doing what was but recently & l.w
Juniors work. and the labor, Qi the olhcr cIAc' nave
| been prOportionatcly incrcaScd -.
H. j. tcnddcr a member Of the senior class ha- been
formed Church Of America 10 take charec oi III,
Arcot Academy. Arcot India. lie viii probably SAL
| soon after commencement ,, - A.,
r. F. Halonbcck who has been p'eachhg ior ',sc ~
| Rev j. IL. suydan. OF jersey Ciy. ana LOWS j.
ia9eept ot ,re NJ Sion o; t6e North reformed Church
! Of Newark have both been presented with gold
"'I iaGriand. Of the senior class. has tc god
rnell presented bv the New Drun rWick Gun Cnb. u
the ono breaking the greatest nuuher oI pigeons III
! club contest ca -
pursuing historical study Of shates peaicS Henry TIE
Mr.. Charles kellogg Of NewYoh , delivered ca ,sa fe
| methods of the New-York Associated Charl'iCa.
Professor Patton aud tho senior cla', men sllf'ca
| Franklin Furnace ara Inc mines OF sussex COUNTY.
| The New Jersey Mcr0,cop.cal society whrH hpid'
monthly meeting, at thr coleFe c,e.rre' Ir,,. IT, o,
| samuel Lockwood, of Fccholi. the president Of uc
means Of the storeopticOn Professor Brrou D. iiis"h
the college bo'snist >p2hc on "stnc 'uirr, in tle tle
| Am intcrcsiinc addrc-, ON Hstol0rv."
The Juuio'e had their cla>s banquet fnday ncl'
Howard A Reynolds presiding as tO1stnaet"r. me
list OF toa,ts Included tho following: "cn.s Of '0i.
our fortune keeps an Upward couice, and we pr
r7ac'd Win w,ealh' Of v.rtoy,' A. W. u ppr, or
| Champions 1hick a. au'umnsl leaves that 'tr" the
brooks ov Vallonlbrosa,' G. II. s'rsng Tho Facuy
| Icarn'd without sense aud vcneraby dull, john n.
Eavcn: "Our Cls.sieals To live al ca, and .ot y,
cndow college. cat J. : Hogan; Our
srcutf, What cannot art and industry perform. when
| "6nr RivaI,.S j. G. -tout "Tbo Ladies' G. Vs.
Uulst Aftcr the banquet. the students scrcnafed tio
inc proc-sor- II. \. Rcyuold- T. L. yelling and +. 81
Hopper were the committee Ia charge