The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-26
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Glass Day Celebrated Yesterday by tn
University Students.

Glass Day Celebrated Yesterday by the
University Students.
Exercises which will culminata In COM
mencement on Wednesday next have been
in progress at the University of California
since Wednesday last Yesterday was class
day, and 1t was most fttingly celebrated by
the young men and women who will soon
finish their student course and engage in
the more serious affairs of life.
At II 80 o'clock yesterday morning the
seniors planted the ivy tree-a fine speci-
men. sent from Harvard University-in the
rear of the library, and the freshmen. not
10 be outdOne, deposited a sturdy Euro
pean oak in Mother Earth. Previous to the
tree-plantinG the Flrsts United States In
fantry band from Angel Island discoursed
delightful music TO a crowded audience in
Oak Grove, near the weil-ku0wn and much
trequented Lovers lane.
AT p. NJ the grounds were covered with
people from San Francisco and DeighboTing
towns, the objective point being Straw berry
Canyon, where semi-humOrOus literary exc r
clses were held. The speakers were clothed
in fantastic garments and the proverbial
shocking bad hat" was every where
present The addresses were mostly of q
personal character, interspersed with flashes
OF wit, which conYulsed the auditors
The day was simply perfect and the little
canyons, overspread with live oaks, seemed
like q paradise to the visitors who reclined
on the hillsides In the grateful shade.
The orators were Harry 5. Allen and
William ID. Chapman of Oakland aud Isa-
dore Harris Of this city.
The students then formed In procession,
led by the seniors, and one building after
another was visited, at each of which fare
we'll remarks we're made.
The following members Of the senior
class participated in yesterdays exercises:
Albert {. Aiken, YOuntville; Elizabeth o.
Agnew. Alameda; Harris S. Allen, Oak
land; Caroline w. Baldwin, Santa Cruz;
Florence E. Beaver, Fort Wayne, Ind. /;
Walter G. Blasdale, Orange George d..
Blood, Greenville; Edith Bridges. San
Francisco; Martha A. Brier, Oakland !;
Fred ID. Browne, Oakland; Emmett A.
Byler Santa Ana; William ID. Chapman,
Alameda; Warren V. Clark Jr., Railroad
Flat; Mary b. Clayes, Berkele y; Robert ID.
Cohn, San Francisco; Mabel c. Croft, Oak
land; Agnes Crazy, San Francisco; Caroline
NJ. Gushing. Oakland Charles III. Edwards,
Santa Ana; William w. Foyly, Oakland;
Ida c. Galloway, Mills College; Joseph b.
Gar Der, North Temescal; William II. ii.
Gentry, Berkeley; Louis GOldstone. San
Francisco; Everett +. Goodyear, Berkeley ::
James III. Gray, San Francisco; Carleton w.
Greene, Oakland; Francis M. Greene, San
Franchises; Harriet NJ. Grover, Berkeley :;
EuWaEu T. htdS, otocAtDn1 ISauOTe harris,
San Francisco; Lulu Hracock, Oakland;
Isaias w. Holman Jr., San Francisco;
GeOrgiana H6tgkins, Mills College; Lee
w. Floyd Ventura; William Luebbert,
Guaymas, Mexico; Albert w. Lyser, San
Francisco; David NJ. Matteson, Nevada
City; Robertson Topp McKusick, San
Francisco; Francis II. Mclean. Berkeley !;
Thomas S. Molloy, San Francisco; Robert
5. Norris. Los Angeles; Arthur Z. Moves,
Berkeley; Victor l.. O'Brien, San Fran
cisco; Arthur Z. Part, Berkeley; John b.
Palmer, San Francisco; John S. Partridge,
San Francisco; Edward j. Pringle, Oak
land; George p. Robinson, Los Angeles :;
Rosa K. Ryan, Sacramento Mary S. San
born, Berkeley; Edwin s. Shankin, Oak
land Selma Sharp, Oakland; Leslie Simp-
son, Mills College; Burbank q. Somers, San
Francisco; George +. Stone, Oakland /;
Percy T. Tompkins. San Bernardno !;
Charles l.. Turner, Pasadena; Jessie f.
land; De Winter Newman, Clement c.
Young, Santa Rosa.
At s o'clock last evening the band gave a
promenade concert in Lovers lane, during
which the students and their "oest girls"
kept up the reputation of that thOroughfare
in an eminent degree.
Rev. DR.. j. X. Mclean will preach the
baccalaureate sermon in Assembly Hall at
$3.50 this afternoon.
The remaining exercises OF the week will
be as follows:
Monday, 1880 a. M.-Meetlng OF the Faculties
OF Letters aud Science. $50 Z. M.-COmmenee-
ment bali In Harmon Gymnasium.
Tuesday, $50 Z. M-Meeting Of the Board OF
Regents OF the UniYe, sIty OF California at Berke-
ley. 7:3O-AnDual meeting OF the Phlosophi-
cal Union OF the University OF California In
room i, north hall. p. M.-Commencement
concert, by University Gee Club, IN Shattuek
Hall.
Wednesday commencement day) 1880 AM
Commencement exercises in the Harmon Gym
nasium. p. M.-Uuiversity lunch for the
alumni, In Assembly Hall, followed by business
T. M.-Alumni banquet, at tile California Ho.
tel, San Francisco.