The herald., 1893-06-21
THE SENIORS INNING.
University Graduates' Glass Day-ColIeg'
of Music Recital.

Ihe senior class OF the University OF
Southern California amused their fellow
creatures on the college campus yester-
day afternoon by the annual class day
exercises. The front steps OF the col
lege were used as an impromptu plat
form, while the audience was compelled
to be content sitting beneath their um-
brellas before the seniors gaze. The
class motto was, "Wisdom will die with
u.s."
The fun began with the frat note OF
the bugle call, rendered in due form by
the college tin horn.
The class followed this with college
song. Then as starter F. N. Lapham
delivered on illustrated autobiography
of the class members.
r. T. Hall was pictured as soloist at
the piano. Miss Cook was learning TO
ride bicycle with the aid of a member
OF the freshman class, "whose brow was
wet with honest sweat" e. T.. Hall
was represented az distinguishing him
self upon the football field. @. III. Win
sor was'painted in the color of college
monitor with several recreant academy
students before his desk. Miss Ellen
Emery was pictured as frightening away
burglars from the Hodge hall. F. N.
Lapham was pictured as in charge of
the editorial sanctum OF the Rostrum.
Miss Ellen Emery then gave recita-
ton in German.
The class sung a revised edition OF
Auld Lang Syne.
9. HI. Winsor read geological dis
cussion on the faculty members. He
treated on each professor with which
this class has come in contact with in an
amusing manner.
Contrary to the general spirit OF the
programme, E. E. Hall delivered
sober Grafton on the mission OF the col
lege. He brought forth the opinions OF
the worlds greatest minds, who all
recommend the college as the training
school for life's work.
The class orchestra, consisting OF
bazoos played by the members, rendered
Home, Sweet Home.
Mics Minnie Cook then allotted the
destinies to the class members. EShe
dreams che had been cast into the year
1928 as well as upon Wilson's peak.
Here she received the inspiration which
made it possible for her to allot the fu-
tures of the class members.
r. T. Hall made the treaty of peace
with the remaining classes OF the uni
versity. He presented to the Junior
class, in token of this treaty, the
teir loom (the button with the repre-
sentation of dog upon it), which de-
scended by virtue OF custom to each
succeeding senior class. The sophomores
were presented with pennant OF class
colors. The freshmen were presented
with box of chewing gum to aid them
in delivering the forthcoming sopho-
more orations.
The third academies were presented
with bottle of milk, with full direc-
tions as to use.
The frat and second academies were
left in care Of their mammas until old
enough to use the milk.
The tears were supposed to be shed
while r. I. Hall sang a solo, the closing
pirce.
The biggest attendance that has been
attendant upon the university COM
mencement exercises this year filed the
college chapel last evening, attendant
upon the annual recital of the college OF
muac. The music-loving people OF
Los Angeles, it seemed, turned out en-
messe.
The programme begun with the
Sparrows' Twitter, Otto, sung by the
double quartet, consiating OF Misses
Goodwin, Pieper. Stevenson, Peters,
nillara Williams. Whitlock and Hutch
The remainder Of the programme was
rendered SO follows:
Instrumenta quartet Figaro's Wedding (OSo.
zsrtl- Misses syisfiMaun,i Murray and Mat
Vecal solo, XIII hsAs champion {fvdtson) R. T.
Hall.
Vocal solo, Bno voce foca fs tRossini)-Miss
T Instrumental SOLO SOARING isNfsebmnm fscbmunmman, Ror
caroiie CIachaiskowsky y)r Miss Townsend.
:, vocai solo, Star OF Ny Heart Denza)-Miss
Instr mental solo, Hark.rthe Lark (schubert.
Iisztl, Die Lorei (seelinP) )--Miss Brown.
Vocal solo With verdure Cad (Hayden's
Creation)-Ars. Ruth Hall Mex night.
Instrumental solo, lie Pspillion Qayellee).
Sailing by Moonlight tBendel-Miss frankie
Wen.
Vocal solo, Comfort Ye My People (Handers
MesHish)-Mr Hayes
Vocal solo, Will Sing of Thy Great Mercies |
(Mendelsaohn's ct Pau miss Jessie Good
detrimental quartet, Margarethe (Gounod-
Tumss Faustl-Misses Smith. Hovey, Hutton
and Bresee.
vocalaolo, Come Unto Me (ooenen)-Miss Mil
lie Peters.
Instrumental solo. The Trout tschubert- Hell
ler), Romance Russo (Srelezki)-Miss Johns
Vocal solo, o, Luce di quest anima (recita-
tiqns and aria, Donizetti)oMrs; Mcknidht;
(Bach), Momente Musical 1Mnszkowski). Ber
ceus e reg)--Miss Lila Spencer
Vocal solo, Don't Know (Rotoli)-Miss Pie
per.
instrumental duet, Homage to Handel Mos
chelez)-Mlsses Johns and wren
Mrs. Ruth Hall Mcknight received a
fattering reception on her appearance
during the evening. The programme
was very interesting and Professor Ba-
con deserves much praise for the presen-
tatlon of such an excellent programme.
This evening Rev. G. w. White will
lecture before the Athena society in the
college chapel. Everybody invited.
Pointer for Bics Gle Riders.
Irwin W. Larimore, physical director