The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-29
EMORY COMMENCEMENT.
Programme Arranged for the Five
Days Exercises.

Days EXERCISES.
Emory College, oxford, Ca. May 2s.-
The programme for Emory commence
ment has been announced with the exeep-
ton of the names of the junior and senior
speakers, who will not be selected until
the first Of June. Commencement will
occur this year from Friday, June to
Wednesday, June II. A larger of num-
Der of alumni than have ever attended
| commencement before are expected, as
there will be several class runons.
\ One of the most interesting features of
the week will be the address Sunday aft
ernoon by DIR. Young j. Allen. on the
conditions prevalent In China. The ex-
ercises as far as announced will be as
follows:
Friday, June 10 a. M, meeting OF
4 board of trustees; p. m, sub-freshman
defamation contest; 1.-THE Roberts Case"
George Albert Barron, Round Oak Ga.
, mo Sectionaiism," John Albert Beding-
| field. Covington; Expansion" James Ar
thur Brown, Jacksonville, Fla "The
Land of the Free Joseph Lemuel Dill
lard. Crawford, Ga; 1.-THE University, the
| Training Camp of the Future" william
! Atticus Harrington Hills, Ga. "A New
! Chivalry." Edward Willis Johnson. At
hnta; THE Leadership of Educated Men"
William Henry Pickett Jr., Covtngton;
| Let the Philippines Co." William A.
| Shepard, Fort Valley; 1.-THE African Must
] Co." Clifton F. Trimble. oxford
Saturday, June ga p. m, exhibition
by department OF physical culture in col
lege auditorium; p. m, freshman decia-
| nation contest: William Gladstone Bon
nelr oxford, The Greed of the Flag"
| Samuel G. Brown of Dorsey, 1.-The Great
est of Harvets;" John Newton HaddoclS
of Shellman, Life" Harry F. Hentz of
| Quincy, Fla, Southern Womanhood In
the Sixties;" Garrett w. Quilllan Of Mad
| ison. plea for Prohibtion-Henry w.
| Grady Douglass Rumble of Forsythe.
| rs Every Man for Sale" Hugh S. Sloan
| OF Wiilingham, Tendencies from the
Mountain Tops" william ]. Stallings OF
McRae, ''Dr. Dabney's Response to Min
| lister W.T." George Winship. Jr., of At
| lanta, "Our Responsibilities in the Philip
| pines;" Andrew Price Woolley of Atlanta,
| Another Christian College in the South"
Sunday. June 8, II a m.-Commencenent
sermon by DIR. John Matthews of Nash
| Vile: p. M. address by DR.. Young j.
Allen on the conditions prevalent in China
s p. m, sermon, name of minister TO be
| announced.
Monday, June 10--10 a m, sophomore
| defamation contest, Walter Anthony of
| Wrightsville, 1.-THE Lust of Empire:' VIII
| ldNti ~. bdtlkb Oh ATtdILNllts Edui 8 Dc
/ tense Before Agrippa; 'Claud II. Bishop of
Watkinsville. Separation the Solution of
The Negro Problem;" Clyde X. Campbell
| OF Augusta, "a plea for the Survivors of
the Maine;'' Hugh c. Ford of Gainesville
| Atkins Jefferson Davis" Eabert Hale OF
| Rome "Lygias Rescue" Fletcher Quill
Ian of Atlanta, THE Attitude of the FIX
| Confederate Towards Pensioning the I'm
| ion Soldier" Hubert Il. Osborne of Au-
l Ctp4. Y..ft
Charles l.. Shepard of Fort Valley, phil
| ippine Independence" p. m, annual
champion debate between representatives
| of Few and Phi Gamma Literary socie-
| ties. Subject: Resolved, that state pro-
| hibition is the best solution of the liquor
| problem in Georgia" Affirmative, J. c. G.
| Brooks of Forsythe. Stuart Roberts of
Macon, and Oscar L. Wozencraft of Rock
| mart representing Few; negative, Charles
L. Reddng of Waycross, Howard e. e.
! der of Waycross, and Edwin A. Rogers of
| Walesca, representing Phi Comma. a. m,
| receptions given by chapters Of Sigma
1 Alpha Epsilon. Chi Phi, Alpha Tau One
ga, Phi Delta Theta, Kappa Alpha, Sigma
Nu, and Delta Tau Delta fraternities.
Tuesday. June n.-9 a. m, junior ora
tions, names of speakers not yet an
| nounced; literary address by DR.. l. 8.
| Hopkins of st. Louis, Mo-: p. m, an
nuai alumni banquet in Seney Hall; adj
dress by Prof. Luther Britain OF Atlanta.
Wednesday June 2.-commencement
day. 3 a. m, senior orations, names Of
| speakers to be announced. comforting Of
| degrees and delivery OF diplomas. bac-
| calaureate address by President Charles
] u. bowman.
| The speakers from the junior and senior
| classes are the twelve men in each class,
| who have done the best work and these
are not announced until the work of the
| year is finished. Both these classes are
at present taking their final examinations.
and the names of the speakers from each
| win be announced In a few days.