The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-04
THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1901.
structors present are Professor Emmersou
OF Albion and Professor Van Cleve OF Car

structors present are Professor Emmerson
Of Albion AID Professor Van Cleve OF Car
lyle.
IN CHARGE OF VARSITY MAGAZINE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia. Mo-, June 3.-The Board Of d.
rectors for the NJ. S. u. Independent has
elected members of next years stan: W.
r. Nardin. editor in chief: Daniel McFar- r..
land. business manager: Miss Sue stone. 10
cal editor. and +. A. Settler. associate 10
cal editor.
PINE BLUFFS sUPERINTENDENr.
REPUBIIC SPECIAL r-'
Pine Biunr, Ark, June al II. Hinemon
was to-day Reelected Superintendent OF
the Public Schools OF Pine Bluff. He has
held the posi- for a number OF Years, pus p..
has announced his intention OF running :o'
State Superintendent of Public instructor
at the next State election.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS
REPUBIlc Sfi-CIAL.
Clarence. Mo-. June 3.-The resignation OF
Miss Beulah Brunner. who has been gu
perintendent of the Clarence public schoois
Tor six years. is in the hands OF the school
Board. For six years the school has been
entirely under the control of seven young
ladies. and has the reputation of being
one of the best institutions of learning IN
caEcy that has occurred since the teachers
were elected. Miss Agnes Grant having re-
signed to accept position IN tne Sns,o,n, rsr,,,
offers. but Is yet undecided what she VIII
accept.
iberia ACADEMY.
REPUBILc SPECIAL.
iberia. Mo. June 3.-The farewell meet
ing of the y. NJ. and Y. W. G. A OF the
school Saturday evening marked the be
ginning of the closing exercises OF iberia
Academy for the year.
The baccalaur, ate sermon was preached
in the academy chapel last night by the
Reverend J. =. O'Brien of the CongreSa-
tional Church. Kansas city.
The students reception VIII be held to-
night. Tomorrow night there IL to bt an
address before the Christian associations
10y the Reverend $. T. Mckinney OF ST
Louis. Wednesday will be class day the
commencement concert occurring Wedn"s-
day night. Thursday. at p. m. the tentn
Friday. which marks the close. Will be- "a
busy day for all. The annual meeting or
the Board of Trustees has been called Tor y
o'clock a. IN. Friday. y. m. commence
ment To p. IN. alumni reunion, .. m
public reception.
WARD SEMINARY GRADUA ATES.
RFPt'BLIc SPECIAL.
Nashville. Tenn, June 3.-This week con.
ciudes the tnirty-fiftn commencement OF
Ward Seminary. The Reverend W. NJ: An
derson, ID. d.. recently OF Dallas. TEX,
preached the baccalaureate sermon. and the
Reverend Collins Denny, ID. d.. OF Wander
bit University delivered the ADDRESS TO the
class The Alumnae ASSOCIATION held Its an
nual meeting Monday evening when the ts-
tablishment of a memorial scholarship IN
honor OF the founder. W. r. Ward. was con-
every expense for board and tuition In the
literary course. ana Will be awarded TO a
daughter OF some former graduate OF the
institution. Diplomas were conferred on
thiity-eight graduates In the seminary
course and on seven in the schools of music
and elocut.on. as follows.
Seminary Cou,se-Susie Elizabeth Abney. Jane
Elizabeth Berry. Jane Lloyd Biles. Mauie Bush
Margie Lin Caldwell. Kate Warren chadwrl
Willie Lujeane Cowan; Mamie Graham Donald
son. Ruby Cecil Ezeii. Minnie Elizabeth Cab
bert. Mary Anna Gaut. Frances Helm Graham.
Celeste Harrison. Hefmine Epsen Haverkamp
Georgia Hicssrscn. Gladys Holmes. Fannie Ely
Futcsesca E-hckah McEwen Einnard. Mary
Louise Love Na.rie R'li Morrow. Claire odii.
Harriet Maxwell pvsrton. Lettie owen. jose.
rhine Tillou Palmer. Willie Anna Perkins. Eddie
Cha-man Kieves. Lula Belle REEVES. Margaret
Go.don Rothrock. Ruth Rosser Freddie Mai
Scha;nberger. Lillian Scott, Brooks Spivey. Mar
tha Govan Tarpan Jane Watkins Mary wehh.
Nellie Weise. Maggie May Wilson. Kate Eddins
Wootsn.
Graduates I'm Piano-Susie Elizabeth Ahney
Jane Iiovd Biies Maude katherine Iague Fred
die Mai Schamberyer.
Graduates in Voice-Lenore Eunice Cramer.
Be':ha Cox Inre.
Graduate in Elocuticn-Mav Johnston SteeL.
Ward Seminary has had this year the lar
gest enrolment I'm its history-something
over 40 girls and young women from eight
cen States.