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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO.

Cbicago. June 9 Special The university has an
nounced the following feDowshps for next year;
University -Mathemn tics-J. a smith H. J.
Dlxson c. l.. Brown. Geoiogy-Char.es T. Iee'' ;.
c. Hopkins c. T. Liebenthal. F. W. Sardeson & Il.
Gordon II T.. Kummel Chemlstry-T. j. Davis.
T. c. Uesse. S. L. Schwartz. Biology - " > j.
II s Brode. j. T. Munson. O. NJ Ciom {. y.
chllds. F.. p. Boyer. W ii. Lacy. A. Treadwell II.
S. Jennings. II. s Merrill. Phlosophy-Addison W.
Moore Lewis g. Whitehead History-Jamcs v.
Thompson, Walter s. Davis. Regina X. crondnll
Cora L. Scofield. G. II. Alden. J. w Fertlg. 90
ciologSr-W. l. Thomas. ". l. HowaTth. Compare
tive philology-F. II. Fowler. II. +. LnScott creek
F NJ Ericsson, w. A. ileidel. a. A. Saoe'strons'
II atln-Emma J.. Gilbert, +. w. Sh!pley, G. x.
Chase Physlology-Ellzabeth Cook. 4. W. PRO J.
c. WEIGH Political economy-H. II. Stuart John
Haines G. s Colbert. George Turrell John w MI
;ion Romance languages-T l. Nen, Esther, !" H. j,
Wilcox j. r. Moseey. Senitcs-W. i. Maliory
Laura A. Jones O. + Morean Asirono'n1iy-st J..
low, W. L. Henry. Alice Pratt Fhysios-A' w
Whitney, Lillian Lamont $500, o...
The specal fe!lowships WIRE also AWARDED or ne
forty university fellows twenty receive So 'each
On Friday evening the oxford Club composed OF
the Methodist students Of the university. had re-
ception and their first annual dinner ~ me nopIt
B R95S Ppesident Harper George t. Vincent Vice
Chancellor Of Chautauqua; Professor o. j.; TIES
and Victor O. Johnson. president OF the cuD' ITO
fessor T.. H. Moore WIS POSTMASTER.
Professor Nathaniel Butler jr a.rec,or o, Gtii- WI
cago. started on Thursday for London to represent
the university the international Congress OF Uni
given him on wednesday night Gu. -.
Friday. June Is, will be Academic College pay;
Tween se the Faulty and Academic nncs Al 1915
O'Clock Professor David Swng VIII give an oratl9n
y the ChnPe at SS p honor 5sT psn T Gs the IVY
been accorded TO Miss Mary Wi VIII ndn In the
evening there VIII 10 a clnner ana Dali
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THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore. Nd. June 0 (Specia). -Examlnati tons
are in progress. the college halls quiet and
the solemn faces OF the students indicate the serious
ness OF the occasion.
On Friday afternoon the last meeting OF the year
OF the Social ScieLce Cub drew together large
audience. and exercises OF unusual interest were
provided The papers read all referred 20 summer
charity work. follows: Fresh-alr parties. Miss
Katherine Spear; the Chi.drens Country Home. Miss
Lucy Woods; free summer excursions Miss Eliza
beth Matthews. Light refreshments also
served. and hour was spent in social intercourse.
The most prominent social occurrence OF last week
was the entertainment given by President and Mrs.
Goucher on Saturday afternoon, at their country
home near Chattaonee: The guests Included the
eeniors the faculty and the resident students Of
the homes A special train carried the party to
their destination where coaches waited 10 carry the
easily fatlgued ones to the house. The larger part
OF the company, however. preferred the beautiful.
walk through the woods. The afternoon en-
loved with all the eagerpess thar was possible to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
pratt INSTITUTE.

The last issue of The Pratt Institute ynrs Il
for the school year just closing VIII De VI -,,sa
II is to be a vacation number na'hs =, IA
cover and containing over hfty ILLUSTRATORS ,rl,.
sirabe spots for summer outings. The ar. s.Sr
ment will be a south view OF Cologne oa .sssr n
The Board OF Editors prophesy that TINS nu' n,,.r
the monthly will surpass any other o0'''s'
sent ont. ,,.,on was
Spring field day OF the Athletic assoc .-a. vas
held Saturday afternoon, June D. ln.'s GOOD
large number of interesting contests ana s sers
many entries Silver and bronze meaa US, and
given TO the successful competitors ao' ,he High
second prizes on Tuesday morning IA a pubic
School class in political economy Will WIZ n9 AS party
debate on Free Trade and Protecuo" the contes,
spir. runs high among the s'uue"''
Is awaited with great interest," =, .ho departmeno
commencement exercises or All th Ut d,y OF the
will he held June % on June Is class osy farm.
High School will be celebrated at MI banner which
Dosoris. Glen Cove. l.. |. The class osi seniors b
is always given by the juniors 70 en II Is o.!
being made in the art needleworH smbroldered
yellow and blue silk. with rlcn'fn ,ra,us"
monogram, and the motto. "Semper faa''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10

Northampton Mass. June (spec'aD-Thc Alpha
and Phi Kappa PSI societies held their last meeting
for the year on Saturday evening. Tho Alpha's
farewell 10 its senior members was given by Miss
Bennett, 20 Miss Bancroft responded. Tho fol W.
ing Executive COMMITTEE was chosen for the coming
fall term. Miss Jean Richards 80 chairman: Miss
Eleanor Bush ana Miss Elizabeth Cutter 90 Miss
Eleanor Nichols and Miss Laura Prner -. were
elected members o. the society. The seniors OF tho
Phi Kappa Psi were entertained Nv the other
bers Toasts were given anl responded to by the
seniors Miss Charlotte Bannon was chosen chair
man Of the Executive Committee for the faU term
Migs NcColnont. 81. was elected member Of the
society.
Tho tennis tournament arranged FOR Saturday
afternoon WAS postponed until wednesday on ac-
count OF rain. All but the finals were played The
following entries Were made. Misses Bradford anil
Whiting. ~. Bllkie and Lewis. ~. Smith and Her
rick. %. OMEN and Baker 's5 Wilson and Allrich
rs: Barleen and Bray 80. Allen ami Woodbury.. '95
and Mason and Williams. -. who were the winners
Of last years tournament The Ret preceding the
finals by Miss Smith and Miss lierrck.
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BOSTON.

Roston Juno (SpeclaD -Commencement EXERCISES
of Boston University were held In Music nan oi'
Wednesday Two hundred and fifty graduates IRON,
the five different departments ana proles'ioha'
schools OF the university received their degrees i"o
speakers from each department had peeh c"o'e"
.-o,n, tho class with their oratlons and the fol-
,ouro ore their names and subjects in the order IN
which they spoke: Jacob Edward William Muller
A. NJ. Cand s. r. b.. "The Question OF Church
Irni,,,: Laura May Smith, Cand. VI. d., Deserts
George william Johnston. Cand. Ii" b. 1nJusucs
to Criminals; Joel Francis Truil' A. b. Cahu ~.
u Individuality in Medicine; Arthur Clement
curtis Cand Sc b. THE New Spirit OF Democ-
racy": Alice Carey Weeks Cand A. b.: "A More
Excellent Way; william Goodwin Aurello. cand.
A. b.. THE Spiritual Element in Education
Charles Ellsworth Burband. Cand. LII. b., "Paternai-
Ism and the Protective Tariff; George Haward
Nfurphy A. NJ Cand. 8. T. T., Christ for the
Ioborcr At The close of the speeches degrees
were conferred by President Warren
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CORNELL
ANNOUNCEMENT OF FElLoWsHlfs' sChoiAH-
SHIPS AND APPOINTMENTS OF NE"
rxcTpI-CTOES
INSTRUCTORS.

INSTRUCTORS
r,boc, Juno q C,oeciaD-CCrnell University now
r,e more fal.owshps 10 offer 10 graduate students
than any other university except Columbia Two
Of these the President White travelling ieho"s"'pS'
are worth 500 each; the other twenty 500 ,"c"'
Tn, new fellows and scholars have just oeeh
chosen and are follows:
Fellows william Eugene Austin. Sanuei henry
r,rrac!ough. Agnes Sine Baxter. Donaldson
pcl;na Frank Kenneth Cameron Elias judah
DuranI Frank Spencer Edmonds, Mortimer Alex
on1er FedersDle John Haynes, Le0nldas hayinohu
Jugsins. Albert Ross Hill, Edgar henderson MN
ran Zion Huntington Hooker Charies Eu"'i
Ir3urltan Arthur Charles Rowland FRANK Eii''
T.,1en,an. Frank Edward Mills. Jesse Francis
ONION. Adrian John Pleters. Alice Downey Porter
Melbourne Stuart Read and Helen McGaney
sclrlcs. r,.
cchoIars-Touls Agricola Bauer. Alma Blount'
p,rbara Isabella Buchanan Erm.nie Cowles Case
George Alfred Cogswell Mary Patterson harmon
Minnie Elizabeth Highet. Nee Ellsabeth r HOas.
bury. John Angus McVannel. Robert Ma HriS,r
payd r. Major Waiter Bowers Pllsoury arthur
Ka3 Se ap %na irS 81 nyers instructors were
made by the trustees on Tuehay' NJ - Gin I'm as
sstant professors IN geGIogy d. niare of w.
sIstont professor and receives year eaVe OF az
sencc - study IN Europe; G. a. oinp instructor
Of cIvll en;necrng in place of J. F. I'M who has
accented n profesgorship in Western c 2iese
Frank Fettcr Pin d. will be Instructor IN Iontlcaai
economy: c. H. sharp. assistant In paysics;o . a.
CARL 'g5 assistant In geology: A. Merz, 80. IL -
slstant IN chemistry: q. L. Knox, 81 assistant IL,
chemjstrv: + G. Bates. '9l. examiner N AMERICAN ai
history: H. G. Fordham. 20, and f. W. Mayo H.
The programme Of Commencement week Is as, as
follows: Sunday June l.. blccalaureate sermon Wy
ne rev Or Lyman Abbot; Monday evening,
senior ball concert Of the University Glee, b3nJo
ami Mandolin cubs: Tuesday. June IL. I ass piy
exercleeg I'm the morning scnior promenaie IN ,ne
evening: Wednesday June 90 Alumni Day me-,
,. -, i-nl,orri,v Trustees WoOdford prize coXtest
IN oratorv; THURSDAY. June q. CommencementSh NJ
wsrsi,y barquet the Mosques presentation or a.
Full Hand: afternoon and evening, OoTneii'D'o""
baseball game Percy he.d
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VASSAR.

PoughkeepsIe. June (SpeciaD.-l-ast saturday
was the day of The senior auction. one OF the reg
uar institutions OF the closing days OF each year.
and one whose purpose Is the raising or money by
the senior class for defraying the various class ex-
penses Some new features this year were the sac
of 9fs cook books, OF blue prints or the college
grounds and buildings. and OF boxes OF home-made
candy. In the afternoon six OF the seniors debated
the question. Resolved. That Higher Education
I-nhts Man for Matrimony." In the evening a
variety show was given in "phil Hall" followed
by an auction OF various interesting mementos OF
college life. among them the original manuscript
of Robert Grants story, IN Fly Time. whicn ne
read AZ the Philalethean reception last year Inere
were also some autographs OF Maria Mitchell. FRI
dav evening the cadets OF River View Academy
gave a drill upon the campus. ~ ,
The Mrs. Ermine A. Smith Memorial Fund prizes
ror excellence In the study OF ml1eralogy ana Bes
ology have been this year by members OK
the class OF 49, the geology prize by Beatrice EtneI
Bennett, and the mInera;ogy prize by katnarne
Campbell Kelley The following officers Tor next
year have been elected by the Thekla CUB the
chief musical society Of the college. PTesldent'
Mabel / Jones IS; vice president, Rose a. G rye,
Marcella OGrady. professor OF biology, sailed last
week for Europe. where she will remain until the
fall
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ROUND LAKE INSTITUTE.

Round Lake " Y. June (SpeciaD.-The Round
Lake Institute will have its annual commence
ment exercises this year on June IT, and Il Is a
mark of the great prosperity OF this institution
that its graduating class will be larger than 1t has
ever been before. 1t will include students In the
college preparatory English, commercial and steno-
graphic courses. The institute has heretofore re-
csived high credit from the Regents OF the Uni
versity because of its excellent equipment in the
way Of building, apparatus and Us admirable ac-
cornmodations in the dorInitory. The building was
erected by Dr. William Griffin. the president or
Round Lake, as his expression Of an ideal school
house and he has furnished 1t In accordance with
those Views and with a long and liberal purse.
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WATERFORD

Haverford. Penn. June (SpeciaD-The exercises
for commencement week at Haverford are as iol-
lows. Tune 1s-Busness meeting of the alumni in
Founders Hail. alumni dinner in Chase Hail. az
dress TO the alumni by Bond Valentine Thomas SS
on webster and Calhoun; the annual cricket
game Old Haverfordian eleven VS.. College eeVeh'
June 14-Friends' meeting in the meeting house;
exercises of senior class day in the afternoon ana
evening; June l5-Commen cement; address 70 graz
College. ,., - D.,
The intercollegiate cricket series resulted rs foi-
lows: Harvard defeated Haverford and University
OF PENNSYLVANIA; Haverford and PENNSYLVANIA
played tie game, both teams making " runs on
very wet wicket. So these two teams are tea Tor
second place ,,,.,o.
The Banjo Club gave concert In the WESTMINSTER
State Normal School on June 2.
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DARTMOETH.

Hanover Y II. June (SpeclaD. -About 200 peo-
pie witnessed the first annual meet Of the Dart
mouth Interscholastic Athletic Association, which
was held on Alumni Oval last Wednesday There
were I97 entries in the different events. Vermont
Academy captured the pennant with IS l-3 points
to her credit; Gushing Academy second. with lSia
points and Tilton Seminary third. with Is points
A. T. Bradford. OF Tilton Seminary. did the best
Individual work. scoring IA points
The college minstres gave an entertainment in
the gymnasium on last Saturday evening. The re-
ceip,s go to the baseball association 10 help pay
a debt incurred by former managers.
The Reception Committee for the commencement
ball Will be follows Mrs. William j. tucker.
Mira + A. Sherman r. Il. Rugg!es. =. ID. SAT-
ford and NJ. $. Sherman: The aids will be F. 5.
Marden. J. \. Townsend. f. V. Spooner. u; r.
Melton + D. Field and G. w. Berry. The ushers
nrc s f. burroughs D. c. Colby \. II; u Cur
lis S T. Duffy }. l." Mann and H. r. Thurston
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 0 (speclaD.-The work In
all departments OF the university IA fast drawing
to a close Final examinations will begin In a week
'rbe new faculty appointments for next year have
been announced az follows: +. y. Belden. OF Ohio
State University. Instructor In French: A. G. Hall
resumes his place instructor in mathematics; III.
A. Kofoid OF Harvard instructor In animal NOR
biology The changes among the present faculty
are a. follows: Professor v NJ. Spauldlng Is to have
an additional years leave OF absence for study
abroad and Professor Newcombe will take charge
OF his work Professor Reighard will spend
year In Europe. and j. G. Worcester will be acting
assistant professor OF animal morphology.
Professor J. H. Reishnrd will spend fifteen months
I'm Germany and Italy. studying In the finest Euro
pean laboratories. Professor Paul G. Freer will
spend four months In European travel Professor
l.. l.. Walters will spend his vacation In Paris. Dr.
V G. Vaughan. dean Of the medical department,
viii attend the International Congress or Hygiene.
10 be held Ia Budapest: DR.. Vaughan Will address
the congress on the Hygiene of Drinking Water"
Professor Stanley will leave here on July for Ger
many, 20 attend the Wagner festival to be held
ut Bayreuth. Professor Small OF the School OF
Music. Will leave here soon for Germany. for
years study abroad. Professor Dewey also goes to
Europe for his vacation.
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WESLEYAN.

MIddletown. Conn. June (soec'aD.-SeA'or eN
a,n.nations closed yesterday and this morning me
graduating class held the time-honorea Walk
around" Tho procession was beaded by D. Dar'ei
stark ard the marching was done 70 'Ic 'u'''
.,,.. 1I,ye passed 10" Since the faculty has
o,,,,ebol saturlay morning rectat!ons the pro-
cession was Informally received at Webb Hall ana
AZ several stores In tho town
The election OF officers FOR the ensuing year has
resulted as follows: Baseball Association -Proies-
e. " 7 Jame.. 81. gralul,, director: '. J.
s..,u, ~ ,'rrsid.nt. NJ T. Davcq. o. secretary
ana treasurer Track Athletic Associati'H2yyi
"a. -, ,r"eilen,. 2 t. Parker. 49, secretary ana
tre,si,-,r. H. 4 sutton. o. captain - me team
4 y Davis tr. -. was elected university seCre-
farv and treasurer. . -
Tho committee IN charge - the arrangeunn'E 1T
Ch.Inccv " Depov's address before me I'm hett
ROM, s-cie,y TUESDAY evening June p. have Sc
c,,rI IN. NH i.esrV opera House FOR tho OCCASION
an! arrang. rnen's WI Doe made for se''ns aoou.
, a., reoaic Tho subject Of the address has hot
vet been announced
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HAMILTON.

Clinton. n. Y. June o CSpeciaD.-The honors in
the cass of "a have been announced follows:
General scholarship-High honor. d. H. II. Naylor
d. III. Newland l.. +. Ostrander, A. NJ. Payne and
J. j. Ward; honor. T. F. Collier, J. A. MINOR and
Oren Root. jr; credit L. Foote. T. j. Mangan.
a. L. Stuart and G.. a Watrous. The department
honors were awarded in Greek. ethics. rhetoric and
oratory TO A. NJ Payne; Latin. to IT. i. Collier;
nathematcs. to ID. II. H. Naylor: German. French.
chology. logic and chemistry. L. +. Ostrander.
The Root Fellowship In Science is awarded 20 d.
and the Darling THESIS is. divided between f.. C.
Baker and d. II. II. Mayor. The Kellogg prizes
second to Ward caoo The German PFzss vent
For commencement A. N Payne will be valedicto-
rian. and L. f. Ostrander salutator1an. The high
honor orators will be d. H.. II. Naylor. D. H. New
land and j. j. Ward the honor orators. T. +. Collier
and j. II. Minor.
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DREW LADIES' SEMINARY.

Carmel. y. Y, June (Specia)-The twenty
eighth annual exercises at Drew Ladies' Seminary
will be held on June l6 to q. The programme is as
follows
Saturday 7:30 p. m. musical examination: Sab
bath. II a. m. baccalaureate sermon. by Chancellor
James +. Day; 7:3O p. m. address by Grace Weiser
Davis; Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. exam
contest: Tuesday. p. m. class day exercises
Tuesday, D. M, concert by the Glee and Mandolin
Club. OF Wesleyan University: Wednesday, p m,
annual meeting OF Board of Trustees; Wednesday.
D. m. commencement concert; Thursday. ii 10
a. M, commencement in Methodist Episcopal
Church: address by the Rev. DR.. James NJ. King;
The V. U. +. societies and banquet Of the class OF
90 The official visitors the Rev. Drs. James
NJ King, Clark Wright and D. ii. Hannaburg.
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Union HALL SEMINARY.

Under the direction OF Miss Sinner u" Wednesday
old "Un,on Hail. at Jamaica L. L. on ,ss ,nstitu.
evening. June g. gave the friends OF ars those
ton an enjoyable musical en'eria'n M,.s Natalie
who took par. were Miss SINNER s sn,Iuer. Mss
Howard stetson. Miss Mabel Hannum sn' Towusend
Gwendon Palmer Gllen. Miss Marsa'e Miss Maj.
Nostrand Miss Wilhemlna tpssude Cary Shm,s,,'
sns ss E M,t Marianne and M% NJ the
The touch and general OF ghgoing va
dnrns the S%Ss year The chorasss wesf
and were well given. notably md HV Wisely sescss9
T Ms, Hansns the principal Of ia me
formerly Of Mount lou sOssaon over
now an pr raIds. and is also q graduate
College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
TRINITY.

Hartford Conn June (Special0.-Dudley Buck
Of the class OF 1859 IS to conduct the music includ
iug a composition Of his own. on the occasion Of
the hosting OF the flag on the campus. A large
male chorus Will take part The senior exAmina-
lions began yesterday.
Trinity's baseball season was closed on June 2
by a game with Wesleyan. The game was de-
carcd off account OF rain ut the end Of the Sec
ond inning with the score 10 IN Trinity's favor
At a meeting OF the team held on Thursday after
noon Harry X. Dngwal IS. was elected next
years captain.
Judge Joseph Burlington. 70. OF Pittsburg. has
presented 10 the college library full set OF Dob
sons encyclopedia. with its supplement published
Ernest DeK Lcfnngwel '95. has been elected
captain Of the Track Athletic team for next season
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MOUNT HoLyOKE COLLEGE.

South Hadley. Mass. June (SpeciaD.-1'he pro-
gramme for commencement week Is follows:
Sunday. June 17-Baccalaureate sermon. b. the Rev.
Dr.>Edwin y. Webb Monday evening. junior prom
enade Tuesday. class day exercises at 10 a. m. and
National Aumnae meeting at p. m; Tuesday
evening. concert OF the Mount Holyoke Gce and
Banjo clubs; Wednesday. commencement exercises
at IL a m, and address by the Rev. Or. Henry a.
Stimson; Wednesday evening. senior reception.
The class day exercises will be as follows: Man
Sows Himself on Every Wind Fanny Holmes
Abbot: class poem, Elizabeth lIanklnson Bunnell;
"Expecta;ion," Ella Thompson BrIeriy; ivy Song"
Cornelia Beare; charge TO the undergraduates.
Henry A. Stmson. The comforting or degrees will
follow the address.
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WELLESLEY.

weIes.ev. Mass June (speca0 Tree Day at
wellesley College Is 'C.ass Day" Although al the
students take part IN the exercises. the seniors
md freshmen are especially concerned. The observ-
nnce Of tho day this year was particularly pleasant
4, o'clock on Friday afternoon the students gath
cred on the lawn in front OF College Hall. where
tnr senior exercises were he'd. The seniors were In
whit. ard wore their caps ana gowns; the Juniors
were nrraycl IN hcliotrope. their cass color; the
sophomorcs were dressed rel and white roses;
tn freshmen per onatcd 4 band OF gypsies. and the
special students were robcd In pale green. Iisbeu
Gertrude Angel the senior class president acted IA
presiding officer OF the occasion. Caroline Fiiz Ran
dolph served mistress OF ceremonies and Adellne
l.. Eonney Faith X. Grape. Faith Jrlson. Mabel
W Iearoyd. EvangelIne l.. Sherwood and Elizabeth
W Wood as aids. Tho programme. consisting Of
addresses and choruses. was as follows: Greeting 10
the day: address OF welcome. l.. Gertrude Angel;
p. In port-Guidug Spirit. l.. Gertrude Angel;
Herald, Caroline +. Randolph chorus OF sailors
Mariner. Anna *. Peterson chorus OK fools; Wise
Fool. Alice w. Kellogg; Chorus OF Dryads and
Nature Spirits; Interpreter. julia S. Burlington;
Greeting To the Morrow.
Then the freshmen took charge Of the ceremonies.
under the direction OF Etheberta Uasbrook. mistress
OF ceremonies; Mary X. Pnkham Edith Ladd. Mary
exercises were brief but Interesting and were held
on the campus. where the details OF = gypy camp
song; Grafton. Marguerite Davis Pnrington, prescn-
aton Of the spade Agne' T. caldwell , g re eSe
gypsy ceremonies and dances
At the close OF the exercises the group broke up
into casses, and each class conducted ceremonies
around its tree Several members OF. the class OF
'g3 were present and few OF the older classes
represented. In the evening the students gathered
i'm College Hall after the time honOred fashion, for
singing and dancing and later serenadng parties
OF the seniors went the rounds OF the college COM
munity
Entrance examinations for admission 70 the college
In September began last Tuesday, ard have been
held at the college and In the principal cities In
tho country during the week. Final exam!na lions,
covering the work OF the .ast semester, began ON
Wednesday at the college and viii be continued
until June