Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-13

President Bradley and Dean Man
Guests of Honor at Grinneil.
c,r;,,eu June I5.-The hftY-hfth
commencement of the college was nm
al,v closed by the presidents reception
held last night at the Mems Gymnasi-
um.
large number Of friends of the
college were present to meet the new
President and Dean. Many of the DIS
1ing1ished guests OF the college re-
mained in order to be present at lhls
reception. The gymnasium was tasti'
!ly decorated for the occasion, the ap"
pointments adding much to the at
tractiye ness of the magnificent build
ing.
Among the invited guests from dis
tant points. over a hundred of whom
attended the inaugural and commence
ment exercises, were the following:
DR.. Josiah Royce, Harvard unlversl-
ty; Rev f. N. White, Sioux CITY, Pro-
fessor Z. G. Smith, Beloit College; ,. r.
Smith and wife, of Davenport; Rev.
William Salter, Burlington; Professor
Thomas MacBride, Iowa City; Dean
Tufts, Chicago University; Professor
G. T. w. Patrick, Iowa City; Mrs. +.
ID, Jaggar of Burlington; Chancellor
Craig, of Drake University; Bishop
Morrison, bishop of Episcopal church
in Iowa: Judge j. d. Ware, Omaha;
Judge and Mrs. John Campbell. Den
yer; Mrs NJ S. Conklin, Brooklyn, n
Y: Colonel S. F. Cooper, Campbell
California;; ]. L. Carney, Marshall
town: Miss May Sherman, Marshall
town: j. G. Swan, Reinbeck; Mrs. f
L. Chaplin, Sloan; Mr.. and Mrs. l. j
Buck, Marshalltown; Layra T. Whit
man, Des Moines; Mrs. Della Black
man. Mrs Marion Skinner, Anamosa;
Viola NJ Schel. Montezuma; f. H
Schlutsmeyer, Miss Schlutsmeyer
GAINESVILLE; Professor Joel Myers, Pal
mer College: H. H. Harbaugh, Mason
City; Mrs. Fisk and Miss Fisk. New
ton; j. H. Merrill and Miss Merrill,
Des Moines; Everett Campbell kansa.
City; Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Shipp, Web
ster City; Mr. and Mrs. Van Dixie
Belle Plaine; j. r. Stewart, Reinbeck
Rev. j. j. Mitchell Prairie City; Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Parish, Gilman; Fan
ME Duren, Eldora; Mr.. Henley, Brook
lyn: Mrs. w. S. Brown, Knoxville;
Carrie NJ Goodell, Marengo; w. H
Turner, Ricevile; c. B. Hutchins, AL
gona; S. A. Merrill, Des Moines; Mar
garet Mccormack, Traer; Carlyle
Summerbell. president Palmer College:
Mrs. E. Fisher, Chester; Roscoe Doug
las, Victor; Catherine Henderson,
Harlan: S. r. Williams, Marengo; Rev.
B. S. John, Fayette; Rev. S. A. Martin,
Rowen: Rev. Hinkel, Steubenville, O.;
Mrs u. F. Dickinson, Osgood; Char
lotee Dryden, Mrs. w. P. Davis, Suth
erland; j. S. Mills. Centerville; Mrs
G. H. Harvey, Denver; Gala NJ. Hand
Ottumwa; Martha Miller, Alton; Rev
j. e. Brereton, Waverly: Rev. Chas
A. Chambers, Parkersburg; Edna Syl-
vester, Ogden; Helen NJ. Battin, Mar
shalltown; Rev. H. H. Herring, Omaha;
W. E. Leonard, Irvington, Cal. Mrs.
S. r. Miles and son, Mason City; Ber-
nice e. Newell, Tacoma, Wash; Mrs
Mary A. Royce, Malcom F.. E. Gran
dali, Red Oak: Jane Fulton, Atlantic;
Mr.. E. r. Sayles, Guthrie Center; An
thony Te Paske. Sioux Center; Helen
*. Starr. Algona: Mr.. and Mrs. w. d
Evans, Hampton; Beula Bennett, Os-
kaloosa; Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Burroughs
Newburg: Martha T. Fulton, Atlantic:
Judge and Mrs. Struble; Toledo; Rev
C. S. Marshall Britt; Margaret Mac
Allister, Washta Rev. j. T. p. Bur
ling, Hawarden; Bessie Gallaher
Sloan; Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Douglass,
Jr., Eagle Grove; Mrs. S. E. Wilkins,
Webster City; Mrs. John .Nollen. Pei
Ia; Rev. G.. S. Rollins, Davenport. Jen-
ME Hartwell Brooklyn; and Mrs. Belle
Powers, New Hampton.
a fare of one and third was given
on all the railroads for this occasion.
River and ,Harbor Bill Signed.
WASHINGTON June 13-The president