The new North-west., 1891-06-05
CLOSE OF THE COLLEGE YEAR.
DETAILS OF THE COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES NEXT WEEK,

The Musical Program to be Made an Especial
Feature this .IYcar-The Cantata of The
Flower Quecn"-hrgumrnt and Cast of Char
acters--colegc Notes and Personals
Great interest is manifested in thu approach
ing Commencement exercises at the College
Of Montana, aud the attendance from abroad
promises to be unusually largo. While the
graduating class numbers but five persons,
the Commencement program will Of course
include features in which the several classes
of the College will take part.
The program, as previously announced in
these columns, is as follows:
Sunday June 7. 9 80 D. Bacc;sl;ulrcate sermon
by President Reid. -4..S.. ...g..m 3E
Monday, 5 p m.--Lecture before the Literary So
cetieS. Rev f. J. Groeneyeld. of Butte '.3
Tuesday, p. m.-Annnal Concert.
Wednesday, y. M Glass day exercises s p. m.
prize. contest.
Thursday, II Il, m.-t'rad'1atitg exercises con
frrring of degrees; u. H.. Presidents reception.
The graduating class is composed of Will
liam Il Burket Roberta Robinson and Sir
einia Douglas in the Literary Department,
and Robert A. Macarthur and Albert Moog
in the School Of Mines.
lc tt!Inlill tDIGeIb Will Dt tlluSuillS lLtl dt-
tive this year, including besides the usual
numbers, cantata, t'The Flower Queen"
for which great preparations are being made.
Following is the program
Piano Duet Hungarian Dances ....,.... Brahms
Misses Alice Coleman and Fannie Bowie
Piano Solo Carnival di Venice. Schulhoh
Miss Linda Williams E..
Vocal solo Flower Song s.s5..s,,..,.,...s,,'o 'ounoA
.a ~. Miss Edith Earle.
Piano Solo VAsn Caprice 4.......,.. ltubDsten
Miss May Waolfolk. ... 49,"
Piano Solo The Two I4arks ...... f.eSchctiaky
Miss Belle Cnt. '-
Piano and organ Lucia I'll iammermo0F. ,-- Stapf
Misses Mary Stackpole and Norma Robinson
The cantata will be the concluding mum
Der of the concert. 1t is described as 4 heau-
tIful little play in which the characters,
appropriately costumed, represent various
flowers, AS the story goes the flowers meet
in 4 secluded dell in the forest to choose
their queen. A person discontented With
the world seeks in the same place retirement
from its cares and disappointments. The
flowers tell of love and duty, and the recluse,
learning that to fill well the station allotted
by Providence, is tc be happy, resolves to
return again to usefulness and contentinent
| among her fellow creatures. The cast Of
characters II uS follows "..."
RErltrsE.. . 4...|.. .Y+.&...s Mrs \. A. Jones
kusE . .., ...s MIss May Voolfolk
S;lrSFiuN s.is MlSS Blanche BronDer
GROGU5 .4,..., ...e45.. MIS- Muude stuart
HAul.E4. Miss Dora tiwWei
HFItoTltulE [.s: ysS Carrie Williams
LILY. ,.. -,.... . -- j., Miss Pearl BeekWit!i
iipIIYuorK ......-.., -..---, Miss lnc2 Elliott
JAruEICA ..... M.-s-= =...,. Miss Flora Milner
VIOLET ,.. z..-a Miss Florence King
TulIf .- Miss Mice Coleman
tHpEr> oT HHAIHEi BEl.ta Mamin Larab!e, Malet
HrHumunt ItlUe Mills, Mary rorkr"l M.iy
psnninh, LISsia Httei!hers, ANIME HAssri-
ptrs Bnth Lai3lbl-,
tHoRu- ~ FLOWERS 4'usSle t,tllpraith. Anna Gh
bons, MAY Talbot Louise Nol, Bale Ch,m
T! Mary NILS, Linda Williams Mary !tich. heasi"
Wynn% Mary Stuektolr.
/ The concert wit be given Tuesday evening
at Cottonwood Hall. --...
College Note. and Personals.
Mr.. David Walker visited his hoHa IN
\ Anaconda this week,
| Who says that George Chase is not a daiSy
/ spfinter"3 III. o. W." says he IS, .
| Rev. Mr Compton, Of Anaconda, sreut a
few days at the College this week.
Harry Weiustein, of Philipsburg, enjoyed
/ visit from his father during the past week.
| Miss Clara spnrrieF, of Garrison, a former
| student, was visitor at the College, We'd
| hestiaS r.. 5# '"@ D
! sevsras players from out oi Town nave eh-
rolled their names as contestants III eoe
/ coming lehliS '9ofhalheht
zfhe College gymnasium has been presented
"!th one set OF 'foh oAthh bells oy the MON
lana iron WORKS, of suite
f George Warner left last Tuesday for his
home IN Boulder, owing to a severe attack
6f neuralgia. "
The erna,I. .af Niusszua. favored, Monday
.va,if,,t, ~, Az ;ntern4,inr anu Instructive
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