Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10
THEY SAY GOODBYE.
Graduates o. The University BID
Alden 10 Their Studies.
EXERCISES IN the TnEnFR.
Addresses BY Governor Well, aud Re.
gent Van Cott-Orallou aud
yaledlctory --.Ctrlillcates.

Increment OF Tue lllNbltlNy on bAAu
was celebrated at the Ih satcr this
morning. In accordance with previous
arrangements ny the committee In
charge tho flowers designed Tor the
graduA,es ami others officiating were
handed In fifteen minutes before the
exercises began anu were piled In n
huge bank upon tables 10 the center
oi the stage, making magnificent
display. The audience began 90 ~.
temble early, and long before the oere.
monies commenced unoocupioi seats
were few IA tho patqutt aud nfst
balcony. The stalls and boxes on
either side OF tho stage had been 70.
served for tho families Of the regents
and faculty, tho regents, faculty aud
graduating class occupied the stage.
Promptly nt lO.3D the assembly was
called ~ order by President ralmagc
VI the Univer'ity. President George
q. Cannon tnr red the invocation.
TIE exafclsVs ul tho day were opened
with an essay by Miss Lean DuniotI,
graduate OF the four yoafs normal
course. Tue subject Of the essay was
aptoJOs OF tho times, ~ phase Of
womau's Education"
4 PHASE % woNtAS's EDUCATION.
Miss DunlUrd spoke In substance ns
iollowG
An education plorarcs a man Tor lie
iutics, II should DO the same Tor
woman. The course Of studiua In col.
lugUs ana universities are planned
esaentii liy for mon, 30 prepare them
Tor their occupation. a wuman'd lie
work II ns important anu o. fgspousI.
be o. a MANI. and vet what prepare.
tiou does she feceiyt2 L che goes 10
school she must study the same sub
jtcl aud in the same manner M her
brother. although her life work T. ~
different.
a yuuug mau gpCnds years In prep.
nrati0D Tor his profession, n girl relies
on Instinct anu Whist little specialized
training she has been able 90 gather n
n uOsult0ty fashion from tradition and
superstition.
Woman has always been aud will
never cease 10 DO tue educator Il the
race, the hDmr.makef, And TO FUN
her uuty ~ hUrscli aud the race snB
should have as uAiuiul gud as efficient
traluiug to prepare Der for this uuty IN
her brother he's had 10 fashion him tor
HE chosen profession.
When the ideal home shall become
% reality much VI tue necessary pre-.
lnrAliOn Tor gifl's lie will be received
IN tbs home. But lew homes Of the
present are prepared " give the gifi
what she most needs aud desires. She
ask that her education shall prepare
her 10 enjoy n woman's life; that she
may make the hOme5 Of the future
what they shoulr DO.
When the happy Gay arrives that
the ideal becomes the real, woman will
be exalted IN very doUJ, equal with
her companion, thu GDu.liko man, anu
sht, the Uod'like woman, will be what
Heaven dtfigntd her 10 be, pure, OK.
Allui, intelligent anu vile.
HoS. wALpEMAE vAN COIT.
After music by the orchestra, Hoo.
Waldtmaf Van Cot wtH introduced,
and addressed tns graduates NJ FOL.
lows;
"ltis most fltlng at such times %
this that w should do honor TO our
gtauuaiu; they nave struggled molly
Tor an honorable onI hnd have reached
II, with wuAt lligul each student
kHOWs, we can uuIy turmisr. ltisftF
your pfrtent HugCftr, gladly doing cur
parts, We meet ana welcome yUu At
the Not tummit Ia li'r.
"luday, nothing D. too good TOT ylu,
We show you every delicate altout 90,
give you our bet thought, our beet
hope, uul we've 70 possible, would pour
our 1pruvuce-cO la toll, iu
heuisc lGs-iut0 your laps In g,idcu
SLOWER; but iitg ADMITS 0i no proxy,
tGen must carve his way, how hls
niche, ana live his ni,i many nete to.
Jay would gladly shed their tears TO
cave your tears, would live hgaiu tneir
keen dltappuintmenls 10 save you die.
appointments; but II Ia useless, ~ suu-
silluiion N possible, But NJ the first
mile post VIZ would impress a sinJlc
commAn1 ~ save you much sOrrJw IN
the great future; II IN better now TO
think mOmeut before the great
ascuut, aud that II In al the niEhliAll
10 reflect 90 u s0tf0wlui pasl.
"lhen lot u pause a moment over
Que little cOmmauu-B8 Houssi,-h..
Ito pefhRIe wnuu compared win the
whole, yet mighty Ia IL influence aud
destiny; II Il tuht when We uesitt, oil
strive a. appeal d., many ondeayOr 10
be n; II 10 never tbs appearance hut
the reality which finally wins; tomo
muy veneer ihrmEvlyes ~ successfully
that Appearance Huu realty may seem
one, but eventually NJ ytnUsring eau
blend tue Two, they so tue antlp1dos
Ola principle; ~ different are they
that the little InuUcout child often IL
Htiuclytly Tepela tie vVnverod article,
though gifted mentally Aul cultured
~ nigh uegice, aud oiiugs 10 the
hOnrbi poFsJu, though unRitta1 AM
ULoulluTcu; tue father recognize ia
his onild the honest purpose, ami the
error oloefiuliy iOrgivcs, notes with
sorrow tue assumed virtue, aud 70.
luctnnliy tOudoneti tho mother Joy
Ouely loves hDntr' reality In her Chll'
dfen aud grityuusIy feels tho trinf-
parent appearance; tho school teacher
knowa Tue STUDENTS WIN hO costly
ltuve, however dull; knswH VIVA, 10
seeming, hui not fcnl, Ia the bright.
tat; your Instructors, without oAam,n'
ing pnptTe, kuUw whether you are
honest with yourselves; you too knOw
whether yOut Instructors are really OF
only apparently honest win them
6elyof; probably We cannot tell, never.
thuless tue nontst lutroto lSayos 10
imprint, like tue new thought ur iu'
splTalion buisiiug upon us, We knoW
not how or whence Il oumts, but Of its
truth W. are assured ne U! q uemJutlia'
ton IN Euclid.
"Honesiy does wonderful things
develops condolences between man anu
man Wnlgh nothing can shake. UiUATe