Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-17

expected In connection Win revelation
from Heaven, that revelation Is itself
a miracle as certainly as the rising OF
the dead. Various authorities were
quoted in favor of the views presented.
He closed with some warnings and ex-
hortationS TO the graduating class as to
their motives and conduct through life.
Field Day ExerciseJ
The field day exercises took place at
the College Park on Tuesday morning.
The executive committee in charge OF
the AGAR was composed of Allen Will
son, chairman, and the following special
committees:
Base ball. A. o. Evans, E. S. Clark
and B. DarSil.
Foot ball, A. B. Creighton, j. W.
Kimmel and o. P. Muckley.
Tennis, w. d. Cunningham, B. Gill
lespie and A. n. Moody.
Field day committee, |. o. M'Carty,
C. L. Pritchard, w. H. Vodrey and P.
Johnson.
Field officers, Fl. o. Evans, scorer j.
Cartwright, tuner; w. L. Addy, G. D.
Addy, H. K. Pendleton, judges.
Following was the programme OF
events:
100 Yard Dash-Gsrdner, sapp, White, o. X.
Muckey.
Throwing Base Ball-Cartwright, Addleman,
Echols, Evans.
Throwing the Hammer-O. P. Muckley, vii.
son.
Standing Broad JUMBO. X. Muckley, Pre-
witt.
Running Broad Jump-Sspp, Harvout
$40 Yard Dash-Harvout White Mucklsy,
Hanna.
Standing High Jump-Sapp, Lea.
hurdle Race-MucEley, Hanna.
Fat Mems Race-Tarr, Reeves.
Tug OF War-Faculty, Seniors
Base Ball-ln afternoon.-Game called at
o'clock.-Bethany, Beaver BstterieS-Scott
and Clark. Dawson and McCreery.
After the exercises, which were wit
messed by large crowd, the students
repaired to Curtis ice cream parlors,
where refreshments were discussed.
American Literary institute.
The commencement exercises Of the
American Literary Institute took place
at College Hall on Tuesday evening.
Following was the programme rendered:
Invocation.
Salutatory ...,...... .....:::.. w. d. Hanna, ia.
Instrumental Duet. Misses Orr and Taylor
E. A. Wilaey, Mo
Grafton .......... - Eloquence Of Decay
W. ID. Cunningham, Pa.
Vocal Solo Mrs. w. II. Woolery
Valedictory ..................C. w. Jopson, Gal.
Then came the presentation of diplo-
mas by the President of the Institute,
b. L. Kershner, Of Maryland. The eX-
ercises throughout were very interest
ing and and large audience was pres
ent.
Glass Day Exercises.
The class day exercises were held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, and
there was large attendance. The
following programme was rendered:
Invocation A. Hopkins. Wheeling
Glass Orator =. ..........J. N Aldrlch, Indiana
Glass Historian. Emma A. Lyon, Pennsylvania
Class Prophet. Harry b. Cans, Pennsylvanla
Glass Grumbler,. VIM. NJ. Hanna, Pennsylvania
All of the orations were carefully
prepared, and we'll delivered, and the
audience was delighted with the enter
tainment.
Neotrophian Entertainment.
On Wednesday evening the Neotro-
phan Literary Society gave an enter
tainment at Commencement Hall, which
was one of the features of the weeks ex-
ercises, every number upon the pro-
gramme being exceptionally well rend-
cred. Following was the programme.
salutatorv INV. W. winbigler, Ohio
Grafton The Future of American Literature
w. Il. Groom, KY.
w. G. Prewitt, KY.
Naledictory ...................J. II. Miller, Onlo
This was followed by the presenta-
ton of diplomas. The programme was
interspersed with music by the Union
Cornet Band.
Alumni Association Meeting.
A meeting of the Alumni Asso citation
was held yesterday afternoon at Chapel
Hall. There was fair attend ance OF
graduates of the college and the me ct
ing lasted about an hour and half. 1t
was mainly devoted to reminiscent talks
and interchange of views. DR.. Ulrich,
Prof. Bowling, Prof. McDirmiad aud
others delivered short addresses which
were well received. On motion OF Pres
ident McDirmiad, a committee OF three
was appointed to make preparations for
next years meeting OF the Alumni. The
afternoons meeting was very pleasant
one and many old friendships were re-
newed, and new ones formed.
Reception Last Night.
The young ladies OF the Ossolian
Literary Society gave reception on
Pendleton Heights last night, to the
students of the College and their friends.
There are about thirty young lady mem
bers Of the organization and they spared
no efforts to make the affair the social
success which it proved to be. The
students of Bethany, as well as all the
visitors who remained in town over
night, partook of the hospitality OF the
ladies of the 0sselian Society. During
the evening light refreshments were
discussed.