The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
.NOR'WEST commandments
Programs for Carleton and for
Schools Mt West superior.


entitled "Off the Stage On Sunday will be
preached the baccalaureate sermons to the
different classes, the high schools uniting IN
hearing their sermons, and Rev w. J.. Patton
Of the Cumming Avenue Methodist church
preaching to the normaltes. The commence
ment address at The normal will be- given by
E. A. Winship of Boston. ~
The high school exercises will be held at
the ooera-hou Clarence Hartley of the
Nelson Dewey will deliver the valedictory,
and Hugh Roberts will speak for that school
on "A 'Schoolboy's Views of American Poll
ties The sautatofian will be Harry Hall,
from the Blaine and Hal Mclean will speak
on General Lawton and Laura Howson on
Chaucer. Glass day exercises will be held by
both Of the high school graduating classes
The high school alumni will have banquet
at the West Superior Hotel.
The following are the graduates from the
normal this year: Full course, Nels Anderson,
Laura Booth, George Butch, May CameroL'
Lewis P Charles. B. B. Clemens. Lillian
Cowie, Genevieve Eaton, Mabel Evans, Katie
Ferguson, Margaret Hair, Martha Kleve, Nell
lie Lonergan, Anna Long, George NJ: Paulus,
Anna Pearson, Lena Skogstad Edith Sturm,
Bertha Vince, Eva Wiley. Maud ,Frissell.
Elementary course, Mabel Boyden, Alice Coo
ley, May Frazier, Margaret Colling, Laura
Contour Clara Hanson, Sadie Mondeschine,
Thomas O'Nell, H. A. Price. tNettie- Trojan
der. 80. ~ - T.
The following are from the Blaine high
school: Grace Agen, Harry Hall, Otto Hon-
man, Laura Howson. Don McGraw. Grace
McKanna, Max Stern. Sam Weinstein, Flor
ence Wood, Efie Miller, Lizzie Erickson, Hal
Mclean, Rose Hill and Orilla Strader.
From the Nelson Dewey the following will
graduate: Clarence Marley, Edward Alvord,
Hardinlan Duff Lorne Wheelon, Darwin Rug
giles, Hugh Roberts, Margaret Mcdonald, Es-
Their Moran. -
Mortified, Mimi, May 6.-The annual com
mencement exercises of Carleton college are
in progress. - The annual address before the
Adelphic Society will be delivered in, Willis
Hall chapel at 80 p. NJ, Saturday. The an
nual society reunion and banquet will BE-
given in the ngregational church parlors
at 6 p. m. The Gamma Delta. and Delta Phi
reunions will also be held at 6 o'clock the
same evening at Gridleys Hall. The Athenian
Society will be addressed by DR.. f., w. Lyman
at the library building at o'clock, after
which the society will banquet at the Hotel
Archer. Sunday morning the baccalaureate
sermon will 1be preached by the president, DR..
Strong, at the Congregational church. This
will probably be the last sermon by the VEN
cradle president. The afternoon will be. oc-
cupied with thu usual services The annual
missionary address will be given In the Con-
gregational church by Rev. H. K. Wingate
occupied with the reunion and banquet Of the
Alpha Beta Phi Society at the Congregational
church parlors, the Philomathean reunion at
the NJ E. church parlors at s o'clock, and the
annual concert of the school Of music in the
Congregational church at 8.
Tuesday at 10 a. m. the senior class will
present the class day exercises. and at 2:3o
there will be a meeting of the alumni asso-
ciation and at $3.50 a field and track meet
at Laird field The alumni banquet comes
Tuesday evening at Gridley, and the Stimson
prize debates will take place at the Congre-
gational church at. S p m.i "Wednesday at
10 80 "a IN: class of thirty four will receive
diplomas. The presidents reception will be
held at Gridley Hall parlcrs from to II that
evening: -. > ,,S<I;s#a@
Yankton, S. ID, June e.-The following is
the program Of the twentieth annual COM
mencement of Yankton college:
june 7-shsksperian recital by. Professor
Henry Lawrence southwich, dean of Emerson
college, Boston, Mass.
Warren. - =
June Commencement concert. conserva-
tory of Music. =: =. :..:&
envy -t. S.- S. - -
June 11--Annual meeting Of the corporation;
p M, OF same day, athletic meet; Morning
side college VS. Yankton college; p. M; an
nual reunion Of the alumni association.
June 12-College collation., 8:16 p. m. Exer-
cises Of the twentieth annual commencement
Address by Rev. Andrew Brodie, Hinsdale,
III. :. - !: :..'
Following is list of the graduates: Misses
Lillian, Benker, Clara A. Barlow, Anna
Truax, Della Cooling and Messrs. Emil Diet
rich, r. B. McClennan, Earnes Lyman.
Missoula, Mont, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
| day exercises for the University Of Montana,
held yesterday. We're most successfully con-
| Quoted. The graduating class consisted of
eighteen, and was tue largest in the history
| of the university. : Besides comforting the
| degrees on the graduates, President Craig
| carried out the will of the state board and
conferred the degree OF doctor Of laws on
Governor Toole. President Craig's address to
| the graduating class contained the notification
that the state board had authorized the estab-
| lishnaent of a school of commerce in connec-
| ton with the university course.
Glencoe, MIMI, June 6-The commence
men: exercises Of Stevens seminary were held
was given by Dr.. D. H. kiehle of the state
university upon The New Era Of Educa-
ton The graduates were A. c. Lestico, W.
| B. Sweeney, w. III. Johnson, J. NJ: Cutler,
W. H. stockman, w. G. Schimme1ffennig
w. P. Baumhoefner, E. P. Effertz,, E J
| W. "a LDefL, Glrle 1 . Cul4u, -NdtHtle
r. Mckay, Edith E.. Snere, R. W.. Kahn,
Glen Fl. Greaves, Edna f. Williamson, lilo e
Lord and e. H.. Jungclaus. No 42e*t
Hutchinson, Minn.,' June s.--The Hutchin.
son high school graduated a class Of twenty
nine with elaborate commencement ceremonies
which drew an audience of 600 to the opera.
| house. Scores were turned away, unable tc
secure even standing room. Only four mem.
bers Of the class delivered essays and the
rest Of the evening was occupied by n1usical
program and an address on Social Problems
by Rev DR.. S. G. Smith of St. Paul
Hastings, MINI, June 6.-The commence
ment exercises of the Catholic high schoo
were held at the YAM theater last evening
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
the audience was q large and appreciativt
| one The program was an interesting one
rejecting credit both upon the graduates ant
their teachers. the sisters Of St. Joseph O.
St. Teresa's convent. The class comprised
the following: Fannie McDermott, Agnes
Judge, Alice Austin, Grace Conley, Margare
i Riley, Mary Nolan, Richard Brady. At tn,
4 close of the exercises Rev. j. A. Fitzgerald
I pastor Of the Church of the Guardian Angels
made appropriate and complimentary re
marks.
Arlington Mimi, June, 6.-Graduatfng ex
ercises of Arlington state high school wer.
held in the hall. There were six member:
Of the class, the largest in the history O.
! the school, as follows: William Ericsson
1xY;1,;,, -, Uroeb1oo EIi1o hath al ~,