The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-30
COMMANDMENTS AT ATHENS.
Programmes Arranged for the Uni
versity and Lucy Cobb.

versity and Lucy Cobb.
Athens Ca. May 2S.-The exercises for
the approaching commandments here
have all been arranged. The literary ad-
dresses will be excellent, and the social
functions will be the most gorgeous ever
known in Athens.
The Home School, which has enjoyed a
very prosperous year, closes its session
with its annual concert next Thursday
night.
The following is the Lucy Cobb Institute
programme of exercises: Friday evening.
June 4, artistic gymnastics, under the di-
rection of Miss Nash; Saturday evening,
oratory and chorus concert, Mrs. Winfield
and Miss Nash; Sunday morning, annual
sermon, by DR.. Charles H. Strong of Sa-
vannah Sunday evening, address to
Kings Daughters, DIR. c. II. Strong of Sa-
Vannah; Monday morning, instrumental
music, under direction of Miss Keipp;
Monday afternoon, vocal contest, Mrs.
Winfeld's class; Monday evening, annual
concert, under the direction of Mrs Win
field, Miss Keipp and Miss Morgan; Tues
day morning, address by Hon. F. H. Rich
ardson of Atlanta; Tuesday evening, grad
uating exercises, delivery of prizes and
ing, reception rendered by the members of
the graduating class to their friends The
awarding of medals this year has been
abolished, and in their stead elegant dia-
mond rings will be given. Next year Mrs.
Lpscomb will give silver goblets with a
special design.
The university commencement begins
as soon as Lucy Cobb commencement is
over The following is the programme:
Thursday, morning, June 10, meeting of
the board of trustees; Thursday evening
Pan Hellenic german, given by the eight
fraternities of the university, and to which
one thousand invitations will be issued
H. G. Calvin will be the leader; Friday
evening, junior hop, c. H. Black, leader:
Saturday morning, sophomore hop, Bailey
Fowler, leader; Saturday evening, annual
debate between the representatives of the
Phi Kappa and Demosthenian literary So
cieties; Sunday morning, baccalaureate
sermon, by Rev John D. Hammond, pres
ident of Wesleyan Female College; Mon
day morning, address before the literary
societies of the university by Col Green
f. johnson of Monticello; Monday after
noon, sophomore defamation contest:
Monday evening, Cotillion Club german,
J. E. Oglesby, Jr, leader; Tuesday
morning, laying of the cornerstone
Of the new building on the university cam
pus, on which occasion addresses will be
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mohd, Hon. r. l.. Berner, Hon H. A.
jenkins, Hon. o. B. Stevens and Hon. John
d. Little. Tuesday afternoon-Junior ora
tons and delivery of sophomore prizes.
Tuesday evening-Athenaeum reception
and german, Mr.. C. H. Phinizy, leader
Wednesday morning-Graduatin exer-
cises. Wednesday afternoon-First of the
series of three games of base ball between
the Universities of Georgia and Virginia
Wednesday evening-Senior hop, G. T.
Jackson, leader.
The University Pandora editors for next
year have been selected as follows: Ed
itors-in-chief, Harry Dodd, Chi Psi, and
Hugh Brown, Sigma M; business mana
ger-J. F. Ridley, Chi Phi; E. E. Pomery,
s. A. e.; F. G. Hodgson, Kappa Alpha;
Ben D. Watkins, Phi Delta Theta; H. r.
Perkins, Alpha Tau Omega; Kruger West
brook, Delta Tau Delta. The non-frater-
nifty men will have two representatives on
the staff of the Pandora but they will not
be named until next year
Mr.. Cal Weaver of Marietta has been
elected manager of the university athletic
team for the ensuing year. Weaver won
the broad jump at the Nashville meet this
month with record of 2 feet 10 inches.
gymnasium team was organized to-day
by the students Of the diversity.