The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22
Baccalaureate Sermon Today by
Rev. Mr.. Temple.
PHIL oMATHEANS TOMORROW.
lateresftnG Prox rnmme AprsnGea
by the Authorities and sfodents
Of the Infv~rstsy-Taesday VIII
he Class Dap, With Aisasns IN
for Ball - Commencement Day.

TIE ssaaerss Of the University Of Wash
sr.gton are emerging from The cloudy
weather OF examination week into sAe
guraasDs Of commencement. over the pros
pecs CT walca they are sxaserant with
al tie xess Of youth AID Joy unfassed
They have stood the ordeal OF the past
week vel. and most Of fsesn VII enter
into the pleasures Of the commencement
days about 10 lesin with consciousness
Of having earned fsseir play.
Commencement week viii be usfered In
this morning by .ae preaching o. the sac-
ealaureafe sermon 10 the graduating class
In the Plymouth Congregational church
at II oclock hy Rev. ". II. @. Temple.
These students compose TIRE class: Miss
Clara J. Bas.ey. Miss Mary Rathbun But
TOP, Miss Cora Lena Goodman, Miss lat
"a Del! Mcfarland. Miss Bette Parsons.
Miss Mary Agnes Skinner. Miss Helen
Pack Wilson Mss ]. Birdie Eteais. Miss
Heartie Wood and Mesers. II. r. craeger,
Marion Edwards, W. Ii. Carr, w. n
Kargnnar. Edward AcManon and John +.
Murphif1e.
Tomorrow viii be given up largely 70
rehearsals, etc, for the presentation OF
the annual university programme Of the
phiIoruafhean Literary Society, which Wiz
be given in Denny hall tomorrow evening.
II Is understood. from the elaborate prep
ara tons that have been going on for some
time past that this years programme wit
be one of the most unique and thoroughly
ENJOYABLE Of any IN the history Of the
university The management Of ;he TARA
Avenue theater has Ieni some OF It's seett-
cry for the coca sion, and Will send with
/. competent stage carpenter TO super
intend the staging, so that those who are
looking for the usual amareurish effects
viii probably be pleasantly disappointed.
The exact order OF the programme has
not bsen made known. but these are some
OF the features Of the evenings entertain
ment
A Finished Programme.
Address OF welcome, by President
Charles II, steffin. who Is known az one
Of ths most pleasing speakers in the uni
verglsy. song By the university auartetie;
recitation. An Old Sweet Song" by Miss
Anna r. Hays. with voice and guitar ac
compartment: song. rhere'r BE a Hot
Time 10 Cuba Some Night fwords hy
JacRsan II. corhet. jr). by Harry +. Giles
Wen Have 10 Mortgage the Farm" by
the Big Sine quartetgei character duet
tseiectes from Queen Esther'D, by Worth
pensmore as gentleman, and Frank Giles
es lady. II ma bs remarked tina; great
things In the line ~ artistic elegance.
poetic dreams. etc. are being looked for
ward 10 in the gown OF the lady Giles.
The precise nature Of the raimeni. how
ever, has thus far been kept 3 profound
secrei Their there Will be: Quarrel scene
from Julius Caesar. costumsd. with
Charles Mccain as Brutus and Tom Muir
phsns az cassius: an original humorous
paper. by Frank Giles and songs by the
.sice Club II is said By the students
fsat the with au emphasis upon the
''the.' feature Of the evening VIII he "A
presentation uf the one-act farce. "a KISS
iu the DARK which VIII b. gwen hy the
following dramatis per@ona-t
Mr.. Pstflhone Glenn Trou.
Frank latham .......t....*.....H l.. Reese
Mrs.. Dstkihone ....'......4.... jessie Alien
Servant ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mise Sylvester
Unknown female ........,..... Goldie Evans
A Past-Iniel.lgeucer reporter was conf
dentiaiiy admitted 20 rehearsal Of the
play ana found il vastly amusing. not i
little fun-1naking talent being discovered
IN fhs youthful actors.
The members of the committee IN charge
OF the entertainment make no scruples 10
say THAI they have we'll sad generously pro-
xIfea FAR encorvs. No admission price Will
he charged for tae evening. and every one
WHO can .ind room within the hall viii be
weietms. SPECIAL ears fer the univeTsf'y
MI leave the city hall AZ 80 and As to-
morrow evening. The entertainment will
be- begun promptly 1T : O'Clock.
other Celebrations tfoo,.
Tuesday Is Sc, apart for class day. the ex-
erelses 81 which Will open q; 10 o'clock In
tie morning From tins fHne.norial class
aay has teea sacred 70 iepity and the iln-
critics OF fun. the inner mysteries Of which
are said some NJ them 10 be feAgfully and
wonderfully constructed The seniors an,
nounce ina; they Will keep their programme
for the ,say n secret until the iinal moment
AZ 3 o'clock Oh Tuesday evening the nlenf-
hers o. the Alumni Association wilt gather
az their annual banquet and pass the even
sns In speeches. toRsts and song.
Ga Wednesday AZ o'clock r. m. an ath-
let's meet viii he held on che university
CAMPUS 20 decide what men will be select
81 for the team to be pjtted against the
INTERCOLLEGIATE Association Of Oregon ia
the contest fer the Interstate champion
ship which will ha held soon IN Portland.
nm ard Sould OF whl.worth college. are
exported - be on hand u enter the meet
on Wednesday. The schedule az events
fer the meet Is as follows tall events are
scsstcal;
Io-ysrd dash. running high jump. sSl.
yard race: ssa-yart hunlie race: 2ss-yari
dash. pole yaa,l: i-s;fila run: running high
jump. ls~ysrd hurdles. sfaysgd race: put
ting IS pound shot; throwing l5-poaad
hammer.
Capt. Nesev cXqec;s seme record work
10 be done. and SAYS he can promise Tho
spectators an exciting ana Interesting CON-
test. The men are in splendid condition
and II would net be surprising If laes St,-
eee>led IN breaking spuse. at seaS;. u the
present state records
On Wednesday evening at o'ciock tAe
eeainr ball viii be given IN Denny ban \
large and weli-se!ectei Eues, Iist haS acen
prepared. and tae bail promises ~ Re 4
very charming affair.
The commencement exercises proper VII
he hsla IN Denny hat AZ J. ocle,k oa
Thursday morning A varied sni latcresr-
ing pg0gramaae has been prepared l. -
expected that the regents viii lie present in
cult IoFrs ~ the presentation of diplomas
Hon. Neal chsathsm will deliver a can
gratela;ory address \ geaeral invitation =
issued 10 tie public 80 1e present.