The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

Ladies' ouartette-"Annie Laurie" Buck
Misses Carlson. Francisco. Panz-
ram and Naso.
ton OF diplomas and prizesetaoihrduun
The Charge by the President. Presenta-
ton OF Diplomas and Prizes and
Conferring OF Degrees
Announcements ..-...-.....-...-.........
Praise God IRON Whom All Bless
ngs Flow ..............--..... Audience
The graduates from the several depart
ments number 81. and ther names are as
follows:
Bachelors of Arts-F. n. Anderson. c.
J. Andrews, Davil Fridlund, Hans J.
Han, George D. johnson, Hanna E John
son. H. P johnson, Andrew Monson, Os-
car A Nelson. David J. Nordling. Gust.
Nyguist, Henry Olson. John Safstrom,
Carl 0. sundstronn, Emil J. Werner.
Musical servatory-FTorence Cooper
Bernice Daily, Leta Day Dora Durham,
Hima johnson, Pearl Johntz. John Mer-
mann, Gustaf Lofgren, Lille Lindquist,
Kate Moser, Minnie Nelson, Edwin I.
Tillman, Vendla Wetterstrom.
Business College-E. w. Anderson, Fred
Berggren, c. E. Carlson. F. a. Cook. Le-
ander Dahlsen, y. c. Fallen. Ruby Gallo
way, Thomas Galloway. o. c. Jensen.
Caroline Johnston. Anna Levin. Albert
Monson, Esther Nelson, Anton Peterson.
William Swenson.
Shorthand-Isaac Fridlund, Joshua
Gottfrid, Anna Hiss, Mildred Johnston.
Grace Lamb. Elsie Nichols. Lydia Peter
son, Jaoquette Renius. Julia TiHer. Rollin
Wilber, Eva Winkler.
F,1g,-
conferred: Ii. D. on Senaor J. r. Bur
ton. Hon. N. A. Low and Hon. James ".
Blythe of Burlington, Iowa; D. D.. on the
Rev. Dean J. P. Sandersen of Sweden,
Rev. J. c. KInsman OF Greensburg. Pa,
and Rev. DR.. Luther Roth of Pittsburg,
Pa; PHI D, on the Hon. P. T. Berg, the
highly educated and accomplished Swed-
ish gentleman OF whom the Saturday
Evening Post lately contained an inter-
esting article, who is now the chief me
chanical engineer of the Carnegie works
at Trumbull, Pa, and on Prof. W. W.
Hinshaw of Chicago; A. NJ, on DR.. Abel
Johnson, '97. Rev. Aaron Segerhammar,
81, and on Rev. NJ. J. Forsberg Of South
Bend, Indiana.
The past year has been the very largest
in the history of Bethany. The gradu-
ates today are twice the number Of the
first years total attendance. The net en-
rollment for the year is 72l-
In the afternoon the music graduates
gave a very enjoyable concert, and in the
evening the band, orchestra, choir and
music professors gave high grade and
well executed concert.
Bethany viii have football, basket ball
and baseball teams next year, and one or
two athletic fields.
Visitors are here from Colorado. Texas,
Nebraska, Missouri and dozens of Kan
sas points.
The summer session begins next Mon
day and will last for nine weeks.
Prof. Samuel Thorstenberg, the popular
music teacher and conductor, viii be
here next year The same is true Of
Prof. Laurin. Bethany's piano artist.
Fifteen college seniors a year is good
enough for a Kansas church college. The
first class numbered four Total in first
ten years, 105.
The new catalogue numbers s5 pages of
illustrations.
DR.. Carlbert, DR.. F1oren. Prof. Lindberg
and Prof Thontinberg viii go east in a
couple Of weeks.
Prof. Everhardt and Mr.. Joshua Oden
win travel for Bethany this summer.
Later on Mr. G. Z. Anderson viii also
travel for Bethany.
The dining hall will run until August 10.
Some Of the best professors will be
here over the summer term.
Prof. Laurin left for Chicago yesterday.
A new train leaves Wichita for the
south at $40 p. m, running to Chickasha.
Indian Territory. daily except Sunday
c. E. BAsCOM, Dist Pass. Ag't
9l E. W. THOMPSON,
A. G. P. & T. A, Topeka.