Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-22
GRApuArroN ExERousEs
Of Hopkins Grammar school Tn
 Afterneon-The Graduating Class.

Of Hopkins Grammar School This Afterneon-The Graduating Class.
 The graduation exercises of the Hopkins Grammar school will be held this afternoon ct o'clock in North Sheffield hall. The program Is as follows:
 Prayer by President Dwight song-"To Thee, Country, Great and Free"
 Arranged E; the school by Vim. Chandler.
 Edgar c. Heermance, New Haven, Conn. 6r,SkeT soMDgLWiikow,, the Kns...J Farmer
 Henry E. Townsend, New Haven. Com: Reading of the Baldwin Prize Essay-sub- Frsasrick B; Lgquissns, % New Haven Conn.
 by Harold Q Cheney, New Hsvss,oonh: sSa bsSsfe@RessoissaE eosRfes sEaE That the Hawaiian Islands Should be Annexed to the United States"
 AFFIRMATIVE. Ortis Hamilton, Colfax, Washington. E. Ely Garrison, Colorado Springs, Col. NEGATIVE. Robert L. Munger, Ansonia, Conn. Graham Sumner, New Haven, Conn. s1ns e5 W farnism fro% sns fSl Ha as rTs Fs du Regiment;" Arranged for the school by Wm. E. Chandler.
 Presentation of Diplomas. By President Dwight l Parting song-"Dulce Domum." l The origin of this famous song is unknown TOT sss day Of se term there is called Domum Day, when the mas ters and boys in the evening twilight gather il the playing fields and sing the old song over and
 The sranslation is by the Roy. Charles Words
 and I Feo~ .'s Of Hymn-"America."
 Benediction.
 The graduating class are: Classioa course-Frop New Haven, Edgar Lainl Heermsnce, William Henry Harrison Hev itt, James Israel Lineaweaver, Fredericl B. Luquiens, John Killam Murphy, Loui Michael Sonnenberg, Graham Sumner Henry Hotchkiss Townsend; from Nash vile, Tenn, Goodloe Linsley; from An sonia, Robert Lewis Munger; from Pitts burg, Pa, George W. Schmidt, jr.; iron Prescott, Arizona, Harry Russell Trittle The late Henry Kingsbury of Sandy Hool was member in this department.
 Scientific course-from New Haven George Henry Barbour, Bennett William Farnham (Westville), Sanford John Ferris Jonathan Ingersoll, jr., Clinton Mortime Pettis, Lawrence Whitney; from Milford Frederick Marshall Smith, Cecil Hunting don Trowbridge; from West Haven, Hsrr Edward Futile; from Day ton, Ohio, Rogs Stout Woodruff.
 The music for the exercises will be ur der the direction of William E. Chandler instructor of music in the school MT. W w. Chandler, Yale '96, will be the pianist
 City Mission Notes.
 By request of the Epworth League c Christian Endeavor connected with th Trinity Methodist church Rev. MT. Mosi man addressed that society at their las Sunday evening meeting on the work C the City Missionary association.
 The Bradbury chorus. whose singing ( the City Mission hall last Sunday evening has already been noted in the JoURNA ANB COURIER, are mostly connected wit the Trinity Methodist church, and yestel day afternoon 8 committee of young ladit of ths same church assisted in serving { the City Mission hall to the members ( the mothers meeting 8 strawberry tea, tt materials for which were furnished by tt Epworth league of their church. It is expected that the Epworth league ( Trinity Methodist church will soon take regular appointment for meetings at Il City Mission hall, as is already done b eight other Christian Endeavor societie ] representing the Baptist, Methodist an 2 Nonnrooofiona1 danooninofio