The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28

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Grafton, Judas Neutrality-suspicious. Sherman
Essay. Birds-Charlotte Coffin Barrows.
Grafton, Local Economic Problems-George
Btedman Sumner.
Music, piano duo, Spanish Dance, Op. 81
Moszkowski A. Morse, Stella NJ FORD.
Essay, Economy of Energy Minnie ]. Borst
Grafton. Personality OF the Vehicle of Truth
Earnest Almond owen.
Essay, Sociology Field Tor College Alumna
Helen Sumner
Music. piano solo, Maiden's Wish. Chopin.
Llszt-Lillian P. Rice.
Grafton, The Anglo-saxon Race-David Pres.
colt Barrows.
Essay rspective-Guenevere Beatrice Mot
kiff.
Grafton, Altruism Arthur Sherman Smith.
Music. When Gieen Leaves Come Again, G.
W. Marston-Ladies' quartette.
After the rendition of the above pro.
gramme diplomas were awarded, fol-
lowed by the benediction.
The degrees conferred were as fol-
lows:
Bachelor of arts-David Prescott Bar
rows, Claremont; Eugene Huntington
Benson. Redlands; MINIS ]. Borst,
Roger Sherman Day, Los Angeles !;
Arthur Sherman Day, Pomona; George
Stedman Sumner, Helen Sumner, Clare
mont.
Bachelor OF letters-Charlotte Coffin
Barrows, Claremont; Guenevere Beatrice
Metkiff. Pomona.
Bachelor of science-Earnest Almond
Owen, Pomona.
DR.. Hutchinson. in his sermon before
the students, prophesied the eve of
political and social crisis in the present
generation of greater magnitude than
any in the history OF the world.
An impressive vesper service was held
in the afternoon, when the church and
class received the communion for the
last time together.
Prof. Bisaell conducted praise service
in the evening. and DR.. Williams of San
Francisco delivered the annual address
before the Christian associations.
Monday afternoon the freshman prize
debate took place, the question being,
Does Peace Lessen Patriotism? Clara
Benson OF Redlands. Emma Parker of
Pasadena, affirmative: Gilbert Brink of
Pomona, ). J. Brimball OF San Diego, j.
Loomis OF Pomona, negative. Miss
Loomis received the first prize and Mr..
Brink the second.
The programme was as follows for the
senior preparatory class:
Music
Piano trio. overture, Fra Diayolo, Aubsr-
tGzsrney- Lucy L. Taylor, Mary L. Boyd, Mrs.
Brannan.
Prayer.
Oraion, The Upward Tendency of Life
Thomas Fairchild Brownscom
Essay, The Free Kindergarten-sadie Louisa
Lewis.
oralion, The New Africa-Edwin Martyr
Music.
Tho Arrow anc the. Song, Hsy-NovelIo quar-
tette
otation, Midnight oll-Leon Samuel Free
man.
Essay, An Ancient Motto-Blanche Aryilla
Tilton.
Grafton, Power-Edwin Franklin Hahn,
Music
My Loves Like Red, Red Rose Carra.t-Eo
vello quartette.
Oration, lenoole Famo-George Ray Horton.
Essay, Burdens on Wings-Eiizabelh Anloi.
nette Ward
). Grafton, Q Tempora! Morcs- Horace Bayles
Ferris. -
Award Of the Philip Jameson Norton prize
Benediction.
Of the oratorio the Times had nothing
out words of praise to say: ''Evoryone
sas delighted with the skill and lasts
With which the soloists, Prof. Bacon as
Jriel, MIR. Fl. S. Williams ss Raphael.
md Mias Grace Milsmore as Gabriel.
performed their difficult parts. Despite |
everal plumbers, the rich voice. clear
yorda and carneat manner OF Mr.. Will !
Jams made him, perhapa, the favorite
4 the evening. The air rolling in foam |
ng billows-softly puriing glidea on
trough silent wales the limpod brook
nd the trios closing with How many |
70 Thy works. O Godi' and Thou |