St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-02

practical Education The judges on
thought and composition are: DR.: Al
bert Shaw, Minneapolis; Hon. d. L.
Kiehle, Minneapolis; Bishop M. N. Gil
bert, st. Paul. The Judges on delivery
have not yet been selected.
The class Day DAY exercises Ass Do occur at the
chapel at 9 a. IN. Music will be fur
nshed by the DAM orchestra and the
following programme will be rendered:
1.-THE Glass History Nettie Abernethy:
class poem, Catherine Comfort;
Prophecy" Edith Y. Phillips; class
grafton. 81. Earle Fryberger: memorial
Grafton. Charles l.. Sommers; presi-
dents address to the juniors, Milton
Rex; response by Charles Bray, presl-
dent of the junior class.
The senior promenade occurs in the
evening at the Coliseum, for which 1900
tickets of admission have been issued.
The first hour will be devoted to four
promenades and then will follow a
dancing programme of twenty-four
numbers. The floor committee will con-
sist of Burt Lum. Walter Winslow, B.
f. Trask, Harry Baily, ColfaX Grant,
Harry Kennedy and Fred III. Gilman.
The committee on the promenade con-
West, Birney Tfask, w. Fl. HOyt, o. K.
Richardson, A. W. Shaw, Burt E. Lum.
Only the east door will be used. The
ladies' cloak room is Oh the first floor,
and the gentlemen's OH the second.
WEDNESDAY, ALUMNI DAY.
The regular annual meeting OF the
alumni will be held at 10 a. M, when
officers will be elected and other BUSH
ness OF Importance transacted. In the
evening the alumni will banquet at the
Holmes hotel at $50, preceded by an
informal reception, beginning at 8.
There will be several post prandial
speakers, prominent among whom is
Judge Stephen Mahoney, IT.. DR.. w.
E. Leonard, '76, will officiate as toast
master.
The present officers of the alumni as
ISOLATION are j. E. Miner, rs, president;
S. l.. Trussell, 's3, secretary; Ida v.
Mann, 'S5, treasurer; w. w. Keyser.
'79, vice president; W. l.. Bassett, '79.
poet; G. j. lockwood. 70, orator; Mand
Lyall, 'S6, now Mrs. Prof. Patrick. his
tOrian.
The University Fellowship associa-
ton will also meet and confirm the ap-
spointment for the fellows in the class of
go. The officers at present are: Pres
ident, John Goodnow. TO; secretary,
James Gray, IS: treasurer, f. B. Sny-
der, 80; vice president, c. j. Rock
wood. 70: directors, E. c. Gale, A. III.
Hall, w. E. Leonard, j. B. Hawley and
Percy r. Benson.
THURSDAY, COMMENCEMENT DAY.
The exercises will begin at a. m.
sharp in the Coliseum, and the follow
ing programme will be carried out:
Salutatory, Milton Rex; ''PoliJlcal Pes
simism," III. Baily; Our Navy" Frank
Brabec; '.True Character" Charles
Christianson; 1.-The Beauties of Our
English" Catherine Comfort; 1.-THE Re-
lations of Culture to Daily Life"
Charles Il. Conger; "The Practical
Value of College Education" Frank
Covell; "Ihe Race Problem" Charles
r. E. Cults; '.Skepticism Not Irreligi-
ous,' Colfax Grant; ''The Possibilities
of Africa" l.. II. Kennedy; "Civiliza-
ton and the Celt," Patrick Kennedy;
1.-The Profession of Law" Bert f. Lum;
The Good Old Times, Jessie NJ.
Columbus W.. ii. Rutherford;
'Then and Now,' Siever Serumgard;
''rhe Use of Wealth. Albert Shaw;
1.-THE Niebelungenlied." c. L. SOM
mers; "Hahnemann," Edward Spauld-
ing; San Interstate Council" Fred
Waite; "Ihe African Slave Trade"
Mary Weber; 1.-The Mugwumps, 20. K.
Wilson; 1.-The Pan-American Con-
gress." Walter E. Winslow; The En-
gineer and MaterialiSm," 81. NJ. Wood
ward: Valedictory, Joseph B. Pike.
On account of the number on the pro-
gramme the orations will necessarily be
short.
After the exercises commencement
dinner will be served at the chapel, and
in the evening President Nortnrop
holds reception at the Coliseum, clos
inO the yupnl1