The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16
THIS is UNIVERSITY WEEK
COMMENCEMENT ExERCTsEs
AND OTHER EVENTS.
Baccalaureate Sermon at the As
sembly Hall This Evening"
Day Exercises and Receptions.

Beginning with the baccalaureate
sermon in the Assembly hail this even
ing and ending with hop and field
day at Saltair on Thursday, this week
viii be a gala one for students of the
University of Utah. Examinations are
over and books have been laid aside
for the summer. This is commence
rnent week-the time for class day ex-
efcises, receptions, dances and diplo-
mas.
This evenings exercises begin at $50
o clock sharp in the Assembly hail and
VIII be presided over by James Sharp.
chairman Of the board of regents. The
president Of the university, DR.. joseph
I. Kingsbury, viii deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon on the text, Life is
Heal, Life is Earnest" Music viii be
furnished by Miss Arvilla Clark, Pro-
lessor A. G. Lund, Mr.. H. S. Goddard
and quartette composed Of Messrs.
Pyper, Whitney, Patrick and Spencer.
Bishop O. F. Whitney viii give the
invocation and Rev. Alfred H. Henry
the benedictiOn.
At II o'clock tomorrow morning viii
De held the class day exercises of the
third year normal class in the assem-
biy room Of the normal building. Glass
songs viii be sung and the fourth year
normal class will be given fond fare
Wen by means Of some original
Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock the
faculty viii receive the graduating
class in the assembly room of the nor
mai building, and at S o'clock in the
evening the college graduating class
VIII mold forth The University La
dies Glee club will make its appear
ance at that time. and other music will
be furnished by Professor A G. Iund
Professor H. E. Giles, Mr.. Thomas s.
AShWOrth and Mr.. John Robinson
There will also ho q
president of the class, Mr.. John F.
Hoffman; a class Grafton, class poem
representation snd vaIedictory
At O'Clock in the afternoon Of
tuesday the exercises Of the normal
graduating class viii be given at the
New Grand theatre A programme of
fifteen numbers has been prepared. but
much OF what will be done is Shrouded
IN mystery. The graduates viii sing
their songs and hand down the pine Of
peace, with advice for the class that is
to follow. In the evening the annual
business meeting Of the alumni asso-
citation win be held in room "a Of the
physical building.
The thirty-secOnd annual commence
ment Will be held in the Salt Lake
theatre at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
morning. The theatre orchestra will
furnish the music for the occasion. and
there viii be addresses by James
Sharp, George Sutherland and Presi-
dent Joseph F. Smith. President J. T
Kingsbury VIII confer the degrees and
present the diplomas and certificates.
Miss Mary Ellen Clark viii represent
the college clasE with an grafton. and
Mr.. William Z. Ward viii read an
essay, up and Doing" for the normal
class. The couvOcation viii be given
by the Rev. James B. Eddie and DR..
William NJ. Paden win give the bene-
diction.
At s O'Clock Wednesday evening will
occur the alumni banquet In the normal
building, and the week win be closed
on Thursday with the field day at
Saltair. All exercises are public except
the faculty receptSGn to graduates and
the alumni banquet.
Examinations for entrance to the
preparatory and normal school of the
university viii be held in the library
building, upon the new site. tomorrow
(Monday), June II, beginning at 10
o'clock. Examinations to pass out of
subjects viii not be given until the
opening Of school in September.