New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
WILLIAMS.

WiIl.amstown Mass. June 21.-The lOSd COM
mencement Of Williams College opened on Sa'uiua!
evening" June 49, with the Graves prize-ess"! ~
test in the Congregational church, AT o0'o
Stephen T. Livingston presided. the SPEAKERS an"
their subjects were as follows: d. n. bianV" ~ 1
.The Progress OF Science and the Behet III '"e W
seem: NJ A. Levy. international AroiraUon ~
Connor The Progress Of Science ana inc pe,''
IN the Unseen; d. f. Hall, The Fu'uie Vi VI.
n,,s,t,. a Peake International Arbitration l.
c,avesnd The Progress of Science ana the he
uef IN the Unseen" NJ. A. Levy won the prize
The baccalaureate sermon was prea'heu o' i'e''
dent Franklin Carter on Sunday Inc anh"ai
address TO the Mills Young Mems 'hI'S'ah ~ Assn
ria,,o, was made by the Rev DR.. Charles Cuth-
her, Hall president Of Union Theological seminary.
The annual meeting Of the trustees was held on
>,.rdav morning New instructors were chosen
a. follows: f. V. Huntington. In freshman mathe-
matics; NJ G. Sutphen freshman Latin; A. H. HAN
cock English and Italian. Or. Mather was made
assistant professor OF English and the Romance
languages and goes abroad for years study IN
France: T. y. Dale. botany and geology; W. !. Mil
ham, mathematics and physics and j. T. Consdon'
assistant in mathematics and physics. The Kew
{ T Livingston will teach Hebrew. II was also
voted to nt up a trophy room in the Lasel Gym
nas,um and TO buy the Dodd collection OF Latin
books.
WiIliams defeated Amherst Monday afternoon.
Weston Field by a score of to 0. on the Satur-
aay preceding Williams had won from Amherst
on the latters grounds by score Of to l. These
two victories give Williams the pennant for an
other year. making three successive championships
Emore p Ross. of Springfield, OHIO. was CHOSEN
captain for next year.
4, the "Gargoyle" athletic meet the cup
won by John Bray O0.
on Monday evening the Adelphic Union debate
held RE PeqF5s 81 f5wn wee & D Madney a" AND n n
D. Minis. 81. The subject was. Resolved That
revenue only The judges awarded the FIRST prize
TO H D. Minis. 80. and the second 10 NJ A
Tuesday class day S $50 RSlock Ir t"s erhrn aq%
Il. Dana presiding j. Edward simmons. New
York elected alumni trustee. The Athiet1c
AGE1sSHy Aa6SS and GG"9i'e S' me- c and G
F Olds. of Williamsburg The ExecutiyIe Gom. ON
ni'e & ne vsn "gmRi veGheh rs HeNYorK frN f. Leavo
ana E STSe' gave the farce The
Two Buzzards. at the opera house az o;5g SoGS
lass "a s. 'eSa'arid 81 and 'S'"'0 81 ''' ''
T6s HsnGs' wds ds Hssaa At I
Congregationa, Church Francis +. Dewey made
orator and STEPHEN D. Clarke class poe At Hop;
kins Hall A c. Barrell delivered tho ivy ora'i9n
college @ library G. W GoTdoa save the library oMs OTsr
classes sG. "GG on the Eas toege campus The last
speaker was G. A McGoWan5 Who gave ~ ,he ppe
The Moonisht' oratoficai contes; occurred on
wsfscaT wsfs eSf"aS M s6pheTd Royaiiy A.
Unknown M@Tyr I'll H. Whsheafa az Af2i}F2
iio1 Branch N9SraR Grants Last We Messagea Of the
sophomore class From the junior class f.
caahan tafaR IT'S Dahisi SfStlH ocoHne 3 TSwle
5"' d Nims. ra@' "A Crisis in History" The Judges
awarded The general prize TO H. Nms Mn ecnn Ine fs6 d
branch and the second 10 T; n shlphsrd p,,,. ,,,.-
hS;e exercises 1hs Lase GymnasuTW Wednesday
morning nG Were held in the congTcgStona church
and Ters as foSwz & LATIN T Saqia!oTy by a. lions h
ba'IS by r. connor Social Evouton': W c Curtis
ss 53 n snd WT B fFgs g. 1
ampes Of National Morality philosophical ora
X Y" Gordon. "Nationaism": j. NJ Peake Church
and state: Nj \; Levy. Christianity and the In
B is"fii Hi on The Power Of Literature"
The following prizes were then announced by
F. W. Billetdoux; second, a. l., Andrews; honor
frs, fIs msn.of % j. Howe " second 4 a. H. andrews honor
able mention, j. Hatheway; all Of 81 g = Maihe- M.h,e
head; hOnorabls mention E W Bie,doux al Of Of
&a,urs Iis,ory,F FIRST. W: C. Curtis; second
ef q q N4Sf FTcncR@Firsi. E H. Page co. sscand g
,d bcn.on % GemaTbs @enon G Il h
NRer ali Of Ftcs @ y ~ Ti5jI 6
G B Hi; second G. F. Pease; honorable men
on Lyy al OF 81 E'f B Fos3@4 s99k , Hahc
way. f F. Taylor and H. G. Whitehead all Of 80.
1s RIze Ta sST sWdd o Ig YAM
yechten Prize for extemporaneous speak;ng WAS was
szas sEsa s awarded P1 'HfF H mos
The following honorary degrees were conferred:
Upon Michael Edward Driscoll Of Syracuse. and
Lieutenan;-GOvernor Winthrop Murray Crane. Of
Boston. master Of arts; upon John Bascom. of
Williamstown. Governor Roger WolcOtt and San
ford Ballard Dole. president of the Republic OF
Hawaii. LII. y.
After the commencement exercises the alumni
and graduating class dined in Lasel Gymnasium.
DR.. Franklin Carter presided. and toasls were
responded by Governor Roger WOlcott. Lieu
tenant Governor Crane Professor Charles Eliot
Norton. OF Harvard: President Garfield. of Ohio
University: DR. Bascom. r. F. Denison and DR..
Hamilton Mabe.
The presidents reception held in Lasell
Gymnasium. Wednesday evening. The senior
class held their farewell class supper at the Grey
lock on Thursday evening.