The Indiana State sentinel., 1891-06-24
Benediction.

"Benefccnce and Order Beneath Catastrophe.
Martyr or traitor Edward anne eo5scsbs @SedaIa
christianity and the Elevation of Woman"
Edi'n >: NUM-
(6) "In the Spinning Room '......... BOhm
Eva l. Brown.
"Tbe pomS.n, in Imsricsn socsetv
r. Elder
~ Plea for Cuba Mary l. Coggeshall
Honesty" Addison n. Tucker
President J. J. Mills then made brief
address, after which he presented the
| diplomas and conferred the degrees as
| follows:
Bachelor of Arts-Luther G. Brown.
! Bachelor of Philosophy-Layton Allen, Mary
l. Coggeshall, James l. der. Edith J. Hunt.
| Isa Nicholson, Lorena A. Townsend. Herbert
| Charles. S. Emma Davis. Lille a. Garrett,
Homer F. Hussey, Joseph F. Ratlif.
| Bachelor of Science-M. Alice Brown. Ira X.
Hall, Atwood L. jenkins, Arthur Pickett, Ad.
| olson n. Tucker J. Edward Coggeshsll Byron
| c. Hubbard, LesterJ Neill, Robert Fl. Thomas.
| Arthur Z. Wildman.
Bachelor OF Letters-Anna Goddard, Grace
Goddard, Richard Haworth.
A. M.-Edwin P. Trueblood, Mariana Brown,
| William n. Trusblood.
NJ. S.-Elwood c. Perisho.
I n. of Ph.-Henry c. Fellow.
The annual meeting of the Alumni as
sociation was held this afternoon at 8
o'clock. Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
President-Susan Hanson, Richmond.
Nice-president-1. w. White. Adrian, Mich.
Secretsry-D. c. Bauelt, Muncie.
Treaslrer-Hamel Farnham, Richmond.
Orator.. A. Thompson, Cincinnati.
Nice-orstor-harianna Stubs, Richmond.
POet-RObert w. johnson, New York.
This afternoon at O'Clock President
Mills rendered reception to the senior
| Glass;
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, June IL Special. +
The beard Of trustees OF Wabash college
received President Tuttle's resignation to
| take effect in June, 1892 He was elected
professor emeritus of mental and moral
| philosophy for life on part pay. A salary
Of 81 ,200 goes with the Office OF Librarian
to which the Rev. +. =. Thomson was
elected. There was a large crowd
at Yandes' library hall this morn
ing at the annual graduation exer-
| cises of Wabash college. An Indianapo-
lis orchestra furnished the music The
| commencement Grafton, which was a mas
terpiece, was delivered by the Rev. NJ. w.
| Striker. ID. D., of Chicago. His subject
was Ideals" Diplomas were presented
to the members Of the graduating class ss
| follows:
The degree of A. B. was conferred
upon Fred c. Brewer, Albert Elmer
| Davis, Palmer Graham, John Ellsworth
| Greendyke, Tasuke Stattori, Frank X Keiper
Saxen Mowers, Frank Leslie Shull, Claude
Lee Thompson and Walter Lowrie VAN
nuys.
The degree of B. S. was received by
Edward Mcclure Ballard, Chester ]. Brit
| ton Joseph Rilus Eastman, Ernst Eugene
| Fry, Frederick Hoffman, Orrie Leonard
Houts. Henry Little. ]. Sebastian McFad-
den, Frank p. McNutt, Edwin Randall,
Edgar ID. Randolph, James Alfred How
lett Wilson and Frank E. Wynekoop.
Honorary degrees were conferred as
| follows: d. ID. on G.. W. Barlow "63', l..
l.. ID. on Joseph Eastman, A. NJ. on David
B. Gregg, W. p. Carmichael, G.. NJ.
Mcdaniel. Edwin S. Lewis and o. d.
| Humphrey.
TERRE HAUTE, June lS.-[Special THE
seventh annual commencement of the
Rose polytechnic institute took place
today. The graduating class numbered
seventeen. President Harrison It. Eddy
presided at the exercises. Ex-Secretary
| OF the Navy Thompson addressed the
| graduating class. He was received with
enthusiasm. The Hemingway medal was
won by Robert Mccormick of Sellersburg
Ind, and the bronze medal by Charles
| Mendenhall the son OF Prof. Mendenhall,
| chief OF the u. S. coast survey. The ex-
| hibit OF technical work in mechanical and
| civil engineering was larger than ever
| The board of managers elected Prof.
| Arthur S. Hathaway of Cornell TO the chair
| OF mathematics, vacated by Prof. @. A.
Waldo, who goes to DePauw university,
and Prof. Frank II. Constant of Cleveland
| as assistant instructor in mathematics in
place oil Prof. Strunk, who goes to Cornell.
The graduating class is composed of A. l..
| Hope, Louisville, Ky; w III. Boebm,
Memphis. Tenn; Z. +. McCabe, Renona,
Pa. V. j. Gillette, Eckford, Mich. F. j.
Buckley, Kalamazoo, Mich; Abe Balsley,
Seymour, Ind; j. ID. Harper, Durango,
| Col. T. w. Hurlbert, Aurora, Ind; Robert
Mccormick, Sellersburg, Ind. w. s. Mer-
den, Evansville. Ind. and George Caroth-
ers, John 5. Cox. w. II. Harris, II. B.
Jones. o. G. Mewhinney, w. r Paige and
| S, 5. Wales, all OF Terre Haute.
MOoRE's HILL, June lS.-[Special. THE
graduating exercises of the college here
were Witnessed by large audience. The
following program was observed with the
usual religious exercises:
4 Musio-Duet-''Ths Lord Is Ny Light. Buck
aura Evan, Prot. Perigo.
| Oration-"Eight Reveals the Stars" Rose Robertson
Oration-"Survival Of the Fittsst" .-.----..-
the Lilies" TopIid
| Claude Thomas.
Oration-"what God Hath Wrought Through
Dclsm A@iitlo S4T tcr
Oration--"D "DsvslopmentOf Of Thought ............
........--.-..-. Verton Eoss
OratOn"on Mars HIP Balm
.Orcne3tIk
| Conferring degrees
Orcnestrn
The college bestowed the following de-
grees: In Cursu: Bachelor OF art, Jennie
4. Balm and G. u. Lambertson; bachelor
of science, V. w. Ross, Lillian Carter and
Rose r. Robertson; master of art, A. j.
Bigney and r. Edith Myers; masters OF
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