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Week Of Commencement
Exercises Begins With
Musicale Tonight.
TWELVE ESSAYS AND ORAYIOES
Regular Graduating Exercises
to Be Held Thursday Even
ing-Reception Friday.

The musicale which always formally
opens commencement celebrations at
Hasbrouck Institute viii be held this
evening in the hall of the building with
the following attractive programme, un-
der direction of Victor Baier, superinten-
dent, Gustav L. Becker, assistant SUPER
intendent, Heny J. Groebl, Claude j.
Holding. Henry C. Hill and Miss Magda
Buedel:-
Sefena0e ........ ,........- ..EOWin ocnu4eA
CTwo pianos. eight hands.)
Alalvina Herr. Elizabeth Holmes, Dor
othy MCGEE, Jeanette Wolfe
Crwo pianos, four hands.)
Edna Annett and Elsie Ristow.
Reverie (violin Solo) Vieuxtempz
Charles F. Drake.
Overture to Marriage Of Comaeho..
Mendelssohn
CTwo pianos. eight hands.)
Evelyn Quaife. Mabel Turner, Eta
Lang. Pearl Holbrook
Soprano Solos (a) ''Margaretha'' H Riedel
Cb) Polonaise from
'FMignon". Thomas
Elise Behrenkrauss.
Belisario CTwo pianos, four hands, .Gorts
Hugh F. Hoffman and Mr. Groebl.
''Words Of Love-. ".............. ..Schumann
arranged for violin. cello and piano.)
Bessie Durland and Mr.. Groebl.
Cello Solos (a) 'Siciliano' ........ Handel
(b) "Air de la Pentecote. Bach
Mr.. HILL
Nachstuck-No. 4-Piano Solo. .Schuman
Anna May Dale.
Vocal Quartette-'Dogwood '....
Magda BuedeI
Misses Elise Lehrenkrauss. Meta Dieck-
mann and Messrs. Charles Herig and
Nick Witchen.
Coneerto-op. Is for Pianoforte. Beethoven
Orchestra part arranged for trio by Mr..
Becker.)
(a)First movement. ALLEGRO con brio.''
Claudia Hatch; Cb) second movement,
Largo" Gertrude Wolfe; (c) third move
ment, "Allegretto Scherzando," Henrietta
Barber.
Rhapsodie Hongroise-No. 2. Piano
Solo .............. ............. ....Liszt
Emily AIpers.
Souvenir de Haydn" Violin Solo. Leonard
MH.-Hoiding.
Tuesday will be what is known as
Undergraduates Day." and viii consist
of number of selections and drills by
members of the undergraduate classes all
the way up from the kindergarten depart
ment. 1t will begin at ten in the morn
ing, concluding about noon. At this ses-
sion the honor roll will be read, as will
also the senior class roast
On Wednesday afternoon will occur the
public rehearsal of the Glee Club, under
direction of Mr.. Victor Baier, when ali
the selections TO be rendered at the gradu-
ating exercises Thursday evening will be
rehearsed-
The regular graduating exercises will be
celebrated on Thursday evening with tie
following programme
Overture, "Galatea" (Suppe); prayer.
Rev. Charles Herr, DID,; salutatory and
essay. Among My Books second honor.
Heloise e. Mayer; chorus, Over Fields
of Clover (GeibeD; Immigration" ora
tion. George c. Norwood; ''The Evolution
of the Schoolmaster.'' essay, Florence C.
Muller; Women Who Have Made His
tory" honorary essay, Laura ]. Sofield;
chorus, GLORIOUS Sunlight" vocal waltz
(Vincent); Irrigation" Grafton, Edmund
V. Bragdon; 1.-THE Genius of Seeing
Things" honorary essay, Katharine So
field; Medley No. XIV, arranged from
operas Singing Girls Bride Elect
I'll Trovatore.'' by Victor Batter, dedicated
to the Glass of 1900; "Our Navy" orator,
Edward NJ. Bishop; 1.-THE Public Library.'s
grafton, Gordon D. McIntire: chorus,
"O'er the Meadows" (Barri-Baier; "Col-
lege Athletics" grafton, Harry L. Sinp-
son; Modern Philanthropy" honorary
essay, Inez Bullen; chorus. Like Soldiers
Do" vocal march CvincenO; wireless
Telegraphy." Grafton. Arthur G. Pulls:
''The Nineteenth Century, grafton, Mich
olas ]. Trompen; orchestra, ".Aragonaise-
lie Cid" (Adassenet; yaledictory, first
honor, Gertrude Wolfe; announcement of
honors: Award of Medals, John j. voor-
hees, Esq; orchestra, march, Ragged
William CBanta); Address to the Gradu-
ates, Rev E. L. Stoddard, Phi. D.; Presen-
tation of Liplopas, Hon. Gilbert Collins.
LID; orchestra, SerenadeY-Badin
(Gabriel-Marie."
A reception and dance, from eight to
twelve, Friday evening will conclude thel
exercises. The ladies of the class will act
as the reception and the gentlemen of the
class as the presentation committee.
The class officers are:-President, Harry
L. Simpson: Vice President, Inez Bullens
Secretary. Heloise E. Mayer; Treasurers
Edmund V. Bragdon. and the ushers
chosen for commencement consist OF
Willard c. Negus, David L. Russell, Clyde
D. Hutton, Irving T. Myers. William T.
McIntire, Jr., Seaman v. Zabriskie. D.
Charles Wegman and Bruce v. Edwards.