Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-10
At ME UNIVERSITY
Final Days Of the College Year
Filled With Many Inter.
esting Events.
Today's Programs Of Special In.
terest-.Dental Graduates
Given Degrees.
Class Exercises Of the Collegiate
Department Held..-T The Mil.
itary Review.
Class Exercises Of the Collegiate

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of the college of liberal arts held its
class breakfast at the Minnehaha hotel,
two miles north of this city, at o'clock
this morning. Speeches We're made by
members of the class and invited fac
ulty representatives and officers elected
for q permanent organization The
class voted to hold reunion In June of
1902.
The annual commencement. the nine
tenth of its kind, of the college of den
'tstry occurred at the opera house at TO-
o'clock this morning. The address was
by the Rev George d. Adams, of Des
Moines college, to which he has been
lately called as president His subject
was, Spiritual Manhood" Dean Hos
ford then presented the following candi-
dates for the degree of doctor of dental
surgery to President MacLean, who
conferred upon them the degree.
Following are the graduates from
Iowa: Clarence Benson. Gladbrook;
Thomas Orchard, kellogg. William
Cameron, Des Moines; Willis Canon.
Toledo: Lockwood D. Carpenter, Dies
Mo!nes; John ID. G. Davis. Reinbeck;
James Dewey, West Union; Lerter Cod
love. Riverside; Melvin Hamline, Cas-
cade: VIM. U. Hammer, Frank Pierce,
Ralph Hecht Upton George Kier. Ell
dora; Lon j. Maxon, Cedar Rapids;
Charles Moore, Cedar Rapids; Jay Nor
rison, Grundy Center: Raymond y.
Morton. Shelby Solomon Greene.
Wenceiius F. Naibut, Cedar Rapids;
George Earle Reed. Milton; Elmer An
thony Shrader Clay Center, Kansas:
Charles Newton Shane, Jessup; Loris j.
Tourtellot. Wyoming; Theodore F.
Waite, Iowa City
The following members of the class
have decided to locate at the below en-
umerated places:
c. G. Benson, Peterson; d. G. Houser
Center Point; c. P. Kier, Eldora: s.
Moss. Pocahontas City: c. "A. Moore.
and L. j. Tourtellot, Cedar Rapids: A.
j. Faber. Usage: F. NJ. Gilbreth, James
town, n. D.; L. Chamberlain, Emmets-
burg: L.. T. Lundy. Edenburg, Ill.
The class exercises of the collegiate
graduating class were held on th- uni
versity campus at 3 O'Clock. The pro-
gram attempted many burlesque
speeches and concluded with a farewell
tour to each of the college buildings
where members of the class had re-
ceived instruction. Responses to the
senior speeches We're maze at each
building by professors elected by the
faculty.
The final review and dri1l of the uni-
versity battalion occurred at the athlet-
lie park this afternoon, Immediately fol-
lowing the class play. a large crowd
witnessed the maneuvers which began
with the review of the battalionin cam
paign uniform by the governor, Il. NJ.
Shaw and staff. The governor and staff,
Major Hardness and staff. and the bat
terry were mounted Battalion evolu-
tons followed for fifteen minutes. Then
the battalion separated ror the sham
battle. the battery and Company c. taxi
ing up a defensive position east Of the
grand stand and the other companies
attacking from the bottom of the ath-
letic field. The battery dismounted the
pieces and fled as the attacking force
swept near The companies then
changed their campaign uniform for the
dress uniform while the battery gave an
exhibition drill. The bugle blew for adj
jutant's call and the final dress parade
of the year was held. The orders APP
pointing the officers for next year gave
| the following officers
First lieut.. and adputant. Merritt
Bracket, Iowa City: first lieut.. and
ouartermaster, r.. j. Lynch, Eagle
Grove; captains, w. o. Coast. Iowa
City: L. IA. Butler, Forest City; F. &,
Emry Brighton; a. G. Bentley Ana
mosa: r. NJ. Anderson, Forest City,
| first lieutenants. r. G. Call.1owa City,
| II. S. Funson. Nevada: r. ID. Marsh
Marsh. Marshalltown: a. II. Storck
Earlham: and H. E. Hadley, Badger;
second lieutenants, r. j. Chairman OF
\ Iowa City, A. r. Hoover of Muscatine
| NJ. v. Boldly of Spencer. Thomas Casa
dy of Dies Molnes and w. l.. Dubois OF
| Rockwell City The highest non-com-
I missioned officers We're awarded as fol-
lows: Sergeant major. a. X. Hess OF
4 Council Bluffs; quartermaster sergeant
/ f. II. Mulock of Colfax; first sergeants
+. Nugent of Iowa City, W. c. Henry Of
/ Des Moines. NJ. r. Charlton of Clear
Lake II Z. Spangler of Adair and L. NJ
Jones of Iowa City; first named cor
| porals, b. a. Moffatt of Marshatltown
/ l.. A. Crowell of Fremont. Neb c. .
Briggs of Red Oak and c. A. Empkie o
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Council Bluffs
This evening the senior class play
because She Loved Him So. will b'
! presented at the opera house. Bet;
Theta Pi fraternity will give its annua
party in the evening at its chapte
house on North Clinton street. Thu
i dancing floor is erected 10 the north o
4 the house. The Phi Delta Theta fra
tcrnity will give its annuai party az tn
armory this evening. A reunion of tn
class of 1881 is also held the same even
ine.at the home of Mrs. Sherwood.
The board of regents of the universit.
of Iowa today elected DIR. l.. w. Dean
of Iowa City. state physician to tn
j School of the Blind at Vinton, to tn
chair Of otology, rhinolosy and laryn
d cology In the college of medicine of tn
II University of Iowa, vice DR.. Robertson
resigned to accept position in a Chi
cago medical school. Dean A. N. Cur
I rier. Dean w. d. Middleton. Dea
j, George Royal. Dean W. S. Hosfort
1 Dean E. L. Boerner. Dean L. G. Wei
!. and Miss Alice Young, dean of womer
were all reelected and the appointment
of Charles Noble Gregory, of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, to be deanfof tn
college of law was confirmed
n Graduation AT Corwith.
Special to Timse- Republican.
i Corwith, June 10.-Commencement eS