Evening journal., 1894-06-01

Leading Educators TO BE Present at the
Various Celebrations aud Anniversar-
ies-ExAminatIons for Entrance TO the
College This Month.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, June Interest In the
coming commencement Of Delaware Col
lego is greater than It has been for
several years past, and the exercises
promise to be more than usually inter.
esting.
The revival OF class day, which pleas
ing feature Of the annual exercises has
been omitted for the past Eve or six
years, will be especially interesting to
the undergraduates and alumni The
program for class day Is not, as yet en-
uifelY complete, but will be published as
soon az few necessary details are ar
ranged
Members OF the '0i Class.
The graduating class numbers nine
members who will be handed their d.
plomas Wednesday morning, June 20
They are; Raymond DuHad way, New-
ark; G. S. Zsigler, Wilmington; William
Il Macdonald Newark; Clarence T.
NcVey, Zion, Nd Thomas Holt Zion,
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/ Edward s. Armstrong. Cooch's Bridge;
Gaorge l.. Townsend, Odessa; Albert p.
Donaho, Seaford; aud Walt P. Conaway,
Leipsic
Sunday evening. June II. the bacca.
laureate sermon will be delivered to the
members OF the graduating elals by Rev.
I $. r. Mutehmore, ID ID Of Philadelphia.
Monday afternoon will be devoted to the
cla-s day exercises, which will be held In
the afternoon at o'clock The program
for this will be published later On
Monday evening the following named
young men will struggle for the prize In
oratory. offered by the Board Of Trustees
and Alumni Glenn M. Leitslnger George
Maclutire, Horace Eastburn, William
Ellis, Clarence b. Short. Irving Pierce,
samuel Esstburn and William Speakman.
Tuesday morning the annual meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees will be held at
II o'clock, at which meeting will be pre-.
sented the annual report. by the prrsi-
dent, Of the conditions, financial and
otherwise OF the college In the even
ing the anniversary exercises Of the
Athanaeum Literary Society will be pre-.
sided over by Edward w Cooch, chair
man Of the anniversary committee The
society address will be- presented by e.
S Armstrong. OF Cooch's Bridge, and
the farewell fddress by William II Mac.
Donald, of Newark. The orator Of the
evening will be Rev. DR.. Gould, Of
Philadelphia.
Wednesday morning. the commence
; ment exercises proper will be held In the
auditorium Of the new recitation hall.
Six members OF the class standing highest
Ia their averages, will deliver orations
Nhilo the honors have not yet been pub
. icly announced, yet In ali probability
5 Raymond DuHadway, Of Newark, will
B be valedlctorian, while three other mem
bers are close contestants for the saluta.
/, tory. In the afternoon at o'clock, the
regular meeting Of the Alumni Associa
. tion will be held followed by the exhibit
. ton drill at o'clock.
In the evening Hon. Marriott Brosius,
Congressman from Pennsylvania, will be
the orator for the Delta Phi anniversary
exercises.
+, The society address will be delivered
C. by Thomas s. Holt. of Zion, Nd and the
a farewell address by Clarence r. McVey
{ from the same town. Glenn NJ LetsInger
y Is chairman for the evening.
Z The commencement ball will follow
= the exercises OF the Delta Phi The
s oratory ia the old building has been
given TO the use Of the students for the
ball, that the attendance may be more
restricted The invited guests will bs
admitted by cards.
; other Affairs at College.
The committee TO reorgauizs the de
partment Of mechanical and electrical
o engineering met yesterday. Theil
Z recommendation will be made to thl
board at It's next regular meeting, june
10 The new catalogue for 1894 ls.nov
In press It will be issued In few day
and any one may secure copy b.
~ writing TO the president, DR.. A. N Raub
Examinations for entrance to the col
le lege will be- conducted at Georgetown
], Seaford and Middletown on Tuesday
le June &c; at Milford. Dover and Whining
NJ ton, June "a, by different members of tn
e. faculty. A similar examination will b
conducted at the college the day follow
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