Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-13
President M Leans Address Before
Graduating Names Of
Seniors.
Largest Glass on Record Perma
nent Trustees Elected Presi.
dency Undecided.

The Heron issue that had been tn-
jected into the contest led some to be-
lieve that Kennedy's victory was a VIC
tory for the anti-Herron faction Of
Grinnell College graduates, but 1t was
probably due to the fact that Mr.. Ken
nedy, being a much older man, a very
successful lawyer and a man Of large
influence in the city of his home. was
better selectionffor trustee
than young man who has yet his
mark to make in the world no matter
how capable or promising. ME-. Darby
had many energetic friends who had
labored hard, and when it was known
yesterday morning that nearly ITO votes
were in sight for him the election vas
generally conceded to him, for hereto
fore scarcely no votes have been cast
in all. But it seems that Mr.. Kennedy
had friends also.
The following officers We're elected for
the ensuing year:
President. E. Willard, principal Of
the Marshalltown high school.
& Vice President-Miss Carolina Bous-
quet, OF Pella.
secretary-sliss Pierce, Of Grinnell.
Treasurer-H. H. Robbins. OF Grin
nell.
Dr.. P. E. Summers. OF Grinnell, was
chosen as the alumni committeeman
on athletics
a committee was appointed to solicit
library funds for the Iowa College III
bray. One member chosen from each
graduating class is to comprise this
committee. "A committee of three. COM
posed OF Miss "A. Raymond. Miss Sarah
Nollen and Miss Laura Whitman, We're
selected to draft resolutions in appre-
citation OF the services given by Miss
Rand.
Another committee, consisting of
Miss Raymond, Miss Bartlett and Mr..
n. T.. Brown. was chosen to draw up
resolutions and present them to Presi-
dent G.. A. Gates before his departure
The address delivered before the
alumni association by Mrs. Charles
Davidson was scholarly effort. Her
theme was THE Creative Art In Fic-
ton
A short business meeting of the trus-
tees was held yesterday when Rev. N.
NJ futile. Of Manchester, Iowa. and
MIR. N f. Hawley. of MINNEAPOLIS, an
alumnus. We're elected permanent trus-
tees. The matter OF Gates successor
is still suspended and nothing Is likely
to be done at this time. altho Professor
King, of the Theological department al
Oberlin, has been very seriously men
5tioned for the place.
Mrs. Cole Withdrew her resignation a,
the meeting and will continue as in
jstructor in piano for another year.
THE GRADUATES.
The members of the senior class
which is the largest ever graduated
their names and the major courses II
which they will receive their diplomas
are:
Allison, Flora A.-Greek and Latin
Eldora.
Blodgett, Ernest A.-History and Pc.
litical Science, Grinnell.
Bruntlett, Marian-German and Latin
Spencer.
Burd, William History and Polit.
ical Science, Grinnell.
Burlew, Jesse Chemistry ane
Mathematics, Grinnell.
Galderwood. Charles M.-History an6
Philosophy, Brooklyn.
sss.S
Mathematics. Des Molnes.
i Carothers. Eva G.-Greek and Latin
Bayard.
Clark. Ebert W.. Chemistry anc
Mathematics, Grinncll
Clarke. Nellie G. -Greek and Latin
Grinnell.
Crandall. Fred e. German and Latin
Spencer.
craver, Frank s.-Mathematics ane
Physics. Harvey, III.
Denise, Carrie L.-French and Ger
man, Burlington.
Dickey, Claude GEOLOGY and Chem
listry, Maxwell.
Engelke, Charles R.-History and Pc
liticaI Science, Sidney.
Field, Ruth C.-German and Latin
Grinnell.
Frlsbie, Alfred L.-Greek and Latin
Des Moines.
Fulton, Jane T.-Greek and Latin. AT
Ilantic.
Grier, George E.-History and Politi
cal Science, Deep River.
Halsay, Elmer C.Mathematics an.
Political Science, Eagle Grove.
Hamlin. William BIOLOGY ant
Chemistry, Des Moines.
Harvey, Fred P.-German and His
tory. Grinnell.
Hospers. Isaac H.-French and Ger
man. Orange City.
Hulsizer. Clyde L.-Chemistry ant
Physics. Grinnell.
knapp. William P.-German an,
Greek, Grinnell.
Lindsay. William J.-German ant
History, Aurora, Ill.
Mccianahan. Mary E..History an,
Political Science. Corydon.
Meade, James A.-Biology and His
tory. Marshalltown.
Moller, Harry Chemistry and Phil
osophy. Prairie City.
Nath, Dorothea German and Latin
Philadelphia. Pa.
Noel, Blanche Greek and Latin
Rockwell City.
orvis. Susan w.-Latin and llathe
mates, Dubuque.
owen. Jesse NJ. German and Greek
Grinnell.
Parish. ora-eiology and Chemistry
Grinnell.
Parker, Robert L.-History and Polit
ical Science. Gilman.
Petit, Orpha-Greek and Latin. Grin
nell. f, v;
Phelps, Marielma r Greek and Lat
inaG rinnelI.
Ptner Fannie English and Latin
Stuart.
ouaife. Clarence 3. Greek ana Pollt
licai ocisncs. lsashua.