Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-06
TO BEGIN LIES BATTLE.
Many Students Equipped at
the Goldey College.
A LARGE GLASS OF GRADUATES
Eighty-one Pupils Recipients
of Diplomas.
The Commencement Exercises Tuesday
Evening at the Opera House-Interest-
ing Addresses by Hon. Roswell g. Horr
and Hon. John Wunamaker--A Large
and Enthusiastic Audience Present.

Eighty-one students of the Goldev vii.
mington Commercial and Shorthand Col
lege finished their curriculum Tuesday
and went forth to battle for lame and for
tune The occasion was the annual COM
mencement of that popular institution. 1t
was held in the Opera House and was de-
cdodly interesting The playhouse was
thronged with relatives aud friends of the
graduates and the scene upon which they
gazed was one of exceptional beauty. The
stuge setting represented large hall, in
which the faculty, some of the students
the speakers and other invited guests were
seated. In the foreground was protuslon
of palms and other exotics and IN the
background conservatory. The feminine
graduates were costumed in white ana all
the students wore the national colorS,
which are the college colors.
Among those who occupied seats on the
platform were: Chief Justice Lore, Henry
{. Conrad. Philip X, Clark, II. @ Robin
sou, Alfred Gawthrop. George w. Todd,
Llawson ). Hammitt, Thomas Slavery, Y,
Wesley Weldin, II. i. Pickles. J: NJ.
son, A. II. Berlin, George ). Carelle, G. l..
Thomas. A. T. Beecher and the Revs. Il.
L. Terry, W. ]. Du Halfway, O. L. Hen
bricks. $. NJ, Morgan, W. q, Rooms. Henry
Sandcrson, A. d. Davis. Charles sJengle,
A. 5. Mowbray, Moses Heath, +. Durgette
Short and ]. Il. Dill.
The programme was as follows;
Music by Grace Orchestra, Q. II. Lauor, Con-
ductor
overture, ''Stradelll ;''...''''''''' tiotow
tiavntie. .,octSyisi' '''.,','''. Wiegand
March, ''standard Beaver. ......... Fahtoach
Faculty, guests. officers OF tho alumni aud
,., graduates enter ,,,,..,
invoSn,i0h n"S narie ia
saintaiHry Frnnce. A. Eyerott Of Itiea. N. u
| Flute and ciarionet duet, "rhe butterfly"
Bendix
Annual address,
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nareh "Hnron y. heiegtaph ''''''ihuos
- PrincipaI II. $. co,dey
Address to graduates. Hon. john Wanamaker
saxaphone solo. Young wsrnor's Parting
| song. ....":; ,;,........ .Nessler
Saledlc.ory FRANK v; rerk,hS Of GIaytom
Snereh h Espasho'u' "a "siio'H ''''l'iiehpors
~ Rev. II. I. S. Murray, ph. D., D. D., Dean
| Galon' "Iieleh Lo" Weinear.en
Mr.. Raird smoke of the success of the
coilese aud iIs students The latter he
| sni5 cnmn from The North the East tho
| Snnih and the V.sI and wear hv yanr The
"raanntns md gone forth 10 do credit Ia
The institution. PeonIe. he added appre-
cista tha hnsiness knowleaOe in avery dav
| liz ,,h;oj, IL ,,i,toinahls on1v in n schnnl
| If ,his Find
N;as Ewar.tt s,id the time ,yhen women
mnst I,Ls n hacI scat in life has nasseG
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,;nn';, ,ha h,,sinnys ,rnrld
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MIR. Horr talked IN pleasant vein aud
his remarks were frequently punctuated
by mir;h and applause: The origin OF
property he declared, is in labor. AS
| civilization deVelopes different Kinds OF
labor are presented. some say the IN
vention OF machinery Will rob the people
of something to do Invention releases
the people OF some klnos OF WORK, put ~
gives them other kinGs. lie remembered
the hrst coiumerclai ooliege IN we United
states, IL was louhueu ~ n1ya"' =
oIIaiton, VIM "GLe n's pay te
etnphasizea tne uuties OF ne ~ ms
STUDY OF ane iaool iugs,io' ~ nal i iui
.nat upneu! Sui a'ons m'tiou ~, LIE I;tn
SohethihE. NoIh 70 esseuul W hie
IL is better ior al that eNSe I
comes thtouSh el e vi ,it
graaua'es 70 take Tue l[st "orh Inat
oilers tsell, 70 keep thelr expenses
niue pelow their income, 10 never omit
the opportunity ol settlns oetier WAGES 70
Always Try 10 pettef tlelr Gonultloh ~ 70 PEI e.
long % ciass tilae u InakihH more tLla nun u
IS Retths, 70 hssulhe their new uutles
ineekiy 70 nov get me iaea thut tney own
the esiaollshmeht IN whicIi they are en-
ployeu, 10 perform tneir auIie9 Iohesliih;
10 engage IN business IN Wnlch they VIII
take PRIDE, TO never engage N any business
IN which they Cant ~ 'neiI .uo.neIs !.
bless them. 10 steer Clear 9l Ine moSeri
teachers VINO go up una Gown Tue lshl
trying to teach that the beauty oil NE Is
me ieVellng OF socie.y. 70 ieafh IL early y
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not know, he eScialheu' say So ~ NO
great evidence OF Ignorance 10 say that.
In conclusion ne urged then not % ~
tempt TO pun GOWN tnose WIZ are i aIoSe
them put TO lIIt up tnose WHO are peIoW
them.
ADDRESS BY Mr.. wANfdAKEh
Mr. Wanamaker's addfss was also
highly entertaining and H. too, was the
recipient of frequent applause. Man, he
said, gets that for which networks. there
Is no such Inlng as get''ilA soli . ius
hotn'ils, tnese iener IT,, ~, .hn,, thara
there were more Opportunities than mere
are low an une arc iiVV
there ever was 'i,ie wen rts IL u
men were neeueu ~ 70 n4n; iu.e ~ :
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10 use fheir opportulitNs la.i iIt ILL., u, the
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, me only nope Is IN eapcatioh. tneIe ale
great diiheultles, put matters are peing
systemlzed II was Mohd tir sgns 10 10
see SO many people APPLAUD tue Rraa irad,,
as they aid on tois pseasv 11 ine SI" ami
ates were nearing the pa''lg srouio r all,,
their diplomas shcula pG Fes S.,iS.
as naSs. ne coneluueu ~; s"Ii XII
, Wheh the pstie n over otimS oa I'm
the nag with the words lruth' IN,
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