Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-16
BATES COLLEGE.
Delightful Literary Entertain
ment Given by Seniors.
Full Program for the Commencement
Exercises, June 22-27.
Saccalaureate, Sunday, June 22-FalI
Football Schedule.

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Last evening the seniors from the three
literary societies, with their best talent,
presented in the chapel an uncOmmonly
interesting musical #nd literary program
to the college stud hts and friends. This
| is the last time W eh the class of 1892
will have the oppWunity to appear in
society meeting. The following is the
program which was presented:
PsiFer
Piano Duet. Miss lass and Mr. McLeary
Essay, Miss Lunt
Mandolin Solo, Mr. Hunnewell
Grafton, Mr. Lodge
Vocal Solo, Mr. Donnpctter
Recitation. Miss ppttcngiIl
Notwithstanding Guitar Club.
Presentation Of ACTS III and " from
Henry the Eighth
Those who took part in the scenes from
Henry the Eighth" were: Miss Annie
L. Merrill. as maid of honor, afterwards
queen; Miss Julia Babcock as the Old
Lady; Miss Katherine L. Shea as Queen
Katherine Mr. j. L. Hamlin as King
Henry VIII; J. A. Lodge as Cafucius; S.
E. SAWYER as Cardinal WoIsey; V. D.
lIiisitbn Us INC tIiGI IL. ~. Bake as
the lord chamberlain; Mr.. Mclean as
page; Mr.. Moody and Hunnewel, lords
in attendance.
The entire program was success. The
acts from Henry the Eighth were es-
necially well presented; all the parts. in
fact, were very appropriately assigned
The senior class should be proud of such
talent as its representatives displayed last
evening in both literary and musical lines.
It is probable that no class in college con
tains more talent in these lines. and
their loss must be severely felt when col
lege again opens and they are among the
alumni. Mr. Hunnewell is by far the
most talented musician in college, and
Miss Pettengill as a reader is certainly
gifted.
After the program was carried out those
present were invited to Roger Williams
seniors. a large number attended both
the exercises in the chapel and the recep-
ton.
The commencement at Bates will begin
June I'D and close June 9th. The follow
ing is the program of the entire eXer-
cises Of the week:
SUNDAY, JUNE p.
The BaccaaUreate sermon at 1890 A.
NJ. by the president, in Main Street
church
sermon before the College Christian AS
sociations at 7.45 p. Nj. by Rev. Percival
f. Marston. in Main Street church.
MONDAY, JUNE %.
The Sophomore prize debate, at go Z.
NJ in Main Street church.
The Junior exhibition at 7.45 p. M, in
Main Street church.
TUESDAY, JUNE q.
The Class day exercises of the class of
1902 a 2.:i0 T. NJ, in college chapel
The annual meeting Of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION at L. M, in " NJ. G. a. room,
Parker hall.
The CGmmencemC mt concert at L. M,
at Music hall.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.
The annual meeting Of the College Club
at s \. M, in Eurosophian room.
The annual meeting of the Alumnac
Club at SO y. NJ, in Polymnian Society
room.
The annual meeting Of the president and
trustees at . a. M. in Hathorn hall.
Banquet and business meeting of the
alumni at 40 T. NJ,
THURSDAY, JUNE 26.
The 36th annual Commencement at 10
a. Nj in Main Street church, followed by
the Commencement dinner in City hall.
Promenade concert and illumination OF
grounds at 8 +. NJ, on college campus.
FRIDAY, JUNE Y.
Reception TO the graduating class and
their friends by President and Mrs.
Chase. from to 10 p. NJ.
On the Glass day the following pro-
gram will be presented:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Grafton, Earle Alfred Childs
history Bion Corydon hurry
Music.
Address to the Undergraduates,
John Frederick Hamlin
Poem, Flora Estella Long
Address to Halls and Campus.
Music.
Prophecy. Ruth Eugenia Pettengill
Parting Address, Julia Emma Babcock
Music.
Ode.
Pipe of Peace.
The class ODE is composed by Bertha Sa-
rah Fields The music for the ode is com
posed by Florence Sophia Ames.
The Ivy day exercises will come off
Tuesday, June nth. The program is as
follows:
Music
Prayer.
Music.
Grafton, George Edwin Ramsdell
Poem, Miss cara Horton Wlildins
Music.
Presentation, Carl Dore Sawyer
Toasts-By Clarence Loring Jordan, Low
ell Ernest Bailey, Hazel Donham, Olive
Grace Fisher, Bertha Mae Stratton.
Toast master-Carroll Linwood Beedy.
Glass Ode.
Planting of the Ivy.
The last chapel exercises will be held
Tuesday, June 18th. The classes are now
Dracticinr marching for that day.