The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-07
AT ST. PAOL'S COLLEGE
CLASS OF TWENTY-FIVE GRAD
UATED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The eleventh commencement of st.
Paul's college was held IN Opera hall, at
st. Paul Park yesterday, afternoon, when
several hundred manifested their inter
est in the college and students by attend
ing. The graduating class. numbering
twenty-eight. including college prepara-
tory course. gave the following pro-
gramme:
March. STARS and Stripes" and over
ture. Hearts and Flowers, by college
orchestra; tWo-part song, The Angel -
mixed voices; Salutatory and Grafton, Bill
dung das Mas der CiVilisation." by Will
lam I. Zeibarth; music by college Guitar
and Mandolin club; essay. "Self-COntrol."
by Laura E. Bandelin; grafton. THE Maid
of Orleans. by Hubert H. Hammer; mu'
sic. Twilight ladies' voices; essay,
There Is Room at the Top" by Clara
G. Scharr, representing commercial grad
yates; piano duet. March Hongroise,'
Misses Sfelaff and Schlattman: grafton.
er; music, male chorus; Grafton and val
edictOry. ITO the Brave Is the Victory. .
Emil l.. Broecker; ladies quartette, Miss
es B. Schoening, Nippolt. Bandelin and
Helms; comforting of diplomas by Prof.
Hertzler: march, college Guitar and Man
doln club: America. by orchestra and
audience; benediction.
The musical part of the programme
was exceptionally we'll rendered and for
the first time in the history of the col
lege the orchestra music was furnished
Miss Nellie Hope has been teaching the
violin and mandolin department, and dem
onstrated her success yesterday when the
we'll drilled orchestra of sixteen rem
dered, with professional finish, the num-
berS on the programme. Miss Lulu Bel
den also deserves credit as teacher of
of the vocal department, and the render
ing of the part songs were particularly
pleasing. as we'll as the ladies' trio Miss
Belden is also the piano instructor
President c. w. Hertzter has resigned
to accept a professorship in Borea col
lege, Ohio, as teacher of practical theol-
ogy. Prof. w. f. Finke was elected TO
fill the vacancy as president, Prof. H. j.
HOffert Vice-president; Rev. w. H Mil
Ter, commercial department; E. L. Brook
er, assistant teacher in commercial de-
partment; Miss Laura c. Fisher, B. A,
German, Latin and Greek: Miss Nellie
Hope, teacher Of violin and orchestra;
Miss Lulu Belden. vocal and piano.
The afternoon exercises closed with a
social time, with refreshments
large brick residence building, stu
ated near the college and having twenty
a ladies' hall Miss Fischer will be the
preceDtress.
Following are the graduates:
College Preparatory Course-William
I. Zfebarth, CT, OSSeo
Academic--Laura E. Randelin. Airing
ton; Emil L. Broecker, Panola Hubert
H; Hammer, St Paul Park; Charles H.
vile; Erl Blndixen, Springfield
Commercial Course-Wesiey E. Dam
kroger. Forest Lake; John F. Dickmeyer
Fairfax: Louie W. Deiderich, Sleepy Eye
Alfred D. Frazier T0wer City. N. D.
George G. Fenscke, Fairfax; Mabel II
Fitzgerald. ST. Paul Park; C. Wesley
Hauck, LIE Sueur; George Hauck, LIE
Sueur: Lydia E. Helms, Lydia: Oracle
E. Miller st. Paul Park; Alfred E. Ne
som, Newport; Clare E. Neubauer Jor-
dan: Nicholas Nielsen. Springfield; Erwin
G. Nippolt, Springfield; John w Pepper
Morris; Louisa c. Scharr. St Paul;
George B. Siebke. Bechyn; Henry ].
Schmidt. Chokio; Christ. B. Suffer- Nor
ristoWn; Ethel H. Wheeler. st. Ptul.