New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
BARNARD COLLEGE

Tn. last lectures OF the school year Will be heid
today the Anal examinations beginning on MON
day mex, and continuing until the 3th. Inc ias'
meeting OF the senior class as an Undergraduate
organization WIS held on Tuesday afternoon y
committee was appointed 10 arrange for the con-
,ruanc. OF the organization and for stated re-
unions The Class Day Committee has practicaiiy
completed the arrangements FOR commencement.
week Tho baccaaureate sermon VIII Dc oeh'ereu
in Schermerhorn on the afternoon OF sunday june
g. Contrary TO tho previous custom. 'nVitauons
will this year be limited to persons connected win
the University Monday. Juno g. will be CLASS lay
both at Columbia and Barnard. The Barnard Class
Day exercises will be held at p m IN the col.
lege theatre. Miss Jessie Wallace Hushah VIII
give the class history; Miss Ida Eloise NeHs' tho
prophecy; Miss Stella George Stern the poem. ana
Miss Louise Fuller De Hart the presentation ora
ton The sophomores have been asked TO assist
at these exercises. and they will probably manage
tho ushering Music by tho Barnard College Banjo
Club will be one OF tho features OF the programme
This will be the FIRST public Class Day affair tnat
has been given at Barnard since the graduation OF
the first class in 1893 The senior dance Will be
held IN the college theatre. The closing exercises
OF the college Will DO held the evening OF June
= Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hail. president OF the
Union Theological Seminary. Will speak. and Miss
Emily Jane Smith. the dean OF the college VIII
Low viii give a reception on TUESDAY afternoon 10
the members OF the graduating Glasses. Wednes-
day. June S. Is commencement Day, ana tho ex-
erci.es will be held at II a. m.
on wednesday afternoon the Barnard College
Alumnse Association will entertain the class OF
rs. On Thursday will come the SO luncheon. ana
there IL also some promise OF contest TO be known
ms the Olymp,an Games, between '9S and 80. II 10
barely possible that n basketball game between
two picked teams Will also BE- played on Thursday.
The Class Day Committee consists OF Miss Helen
St Clair chairman; Miss Elizabeth Haywood Wy
man. Miss Susan Isabella Myers, Miss Eleanor
Frances osborne and Miss Ada Watterson The
9s class officers Miss Anna Emily Helen
Meyer. president; Miss Edith Helen Boetzkes, vice
ElOisc
Anne Richardson Hail. treasurer.
The class OF 90 has elected the following officers
for senior year: Miss Virginia Crockerson Glider
sleeve, president Miss Edith Parker Striker. vice.
president: Miss Adelaide Camilla Hoffman. secre-
tary; Miss George Mary Drew. treasurer The
following editors have been chosen for the 90
"Mortarboard": Miss Elllnor Ten Brock Reilly
Miss Florence Theodore Baldwin. Miss Stella
Frances Kngsbury. Miss Julie Wurzberser and
Miss Evelyn Werts.
Tho Barnard College Christian Association held
II. last meeting for tho year on Tuesday afternoon
Miss Fairfield. Of the Young Womcn's Christian
spoke on tho settlement work. and the Rev Mr.
Littleneld. tho college chaplain. spoke on the As
ISOLATION work in general: The election OF officers
resulted as follows: President. Miss Katherine Van
Horne 90: vice president. Miss Florence Lippin-
colt. 90: recording secretary Miss Evelyn Osborne
20: corresponding secretary Miss Amelia VOL
forth. 80: treasurer. Miss Ellinor Ten Brock
Reilly: chairman OF the missionary committee Miss
Mary Eaton. '0l OF the philanthropic committee
Miss Aidne Squire. 0l: OF the membership and de-
votional committee. Miss woodhill. 90.