The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-25

loved applied-the one is John the beloved
disciple. the other. Luke. the beloved ply
stefan.
The programme was brought to a con-
clusion by the comforting of degrees upon
the class, ceremony that was performed
with rare delicdcy and impressveness by
Addison {. Harris, president of the Uni
Versity OF Indianapolis. In his brief ad-
dress Mr.. Harris improved the occasion in
a happy manner by drawing a graphic and
touching picture Of the self-sacrifcing life
of the late DR.. Thomas l. Harvey, whom
the speaker held out TO the young men and
women before him as an ideal physician.
The out-of-town members of the board OF
trustees that were present were Dr. q. W.
III. kemper. of Muncie and DR.. Olin T..
Holloway. of Knightstown. DIR. Kemper
is president of the board.
THE GRADUATING CLASS.
The members of the graduating class
were as follows: Ward Akester, John
Charles Arlington. Wharton Farley Banta
Ernest Richard Brocking. Louise Amelie
Bruning. Howard William Burnley Mar
shall ID. Cullane, Margaret Campbell, Thorn
as Jay Carter. Cameron Chamberlin,
Ephraim Bassiel Chenoweth, Charles Muir
ray Clayton, Charley Norton Cline. Ernest
Leon Commons. Thomas Francis Cotter,
Robert Arthur Cushman. Frank Tobias
DOVE, William Arthur Eshelman. James
Harvey Ferguson Wakefield Donald Ger
IRISH, Ulysses Grant Goodwin. Morton Philip
Graf. Edward Thackeray Griffith, Frank
w. Hannah, Julius ElwOod Hiatt, Charles
G. Hickman. Glenn EstOn Howell, William
Franklin Hughes, Chloe Frances Hull,
Henry Lyle luminous, Sherman Amasa
Johnson, Samuel Andrew Johnston. Frank
Kennedy, John Francis Kerr, Frederick
William .KfenZle, Jacob Emmett kitchell,
Frank Ellsworth knight. George Rooms,
Arthur Ray Kreser. Harry Mitchell Lam
berson, Reuben I'll. Leavitt, Robert Boyd
McAlpn, Carl Nelson McCaslin, Walter {.
McFadden, Walter MOnterville McGaughey.
Elmer Ellsworth Mace, Claude Mayheld,
George w. Middleton, Lewis Franklin Mob
ley, Charles Att Morgan. Judson Daniel Mo
schelle. Henry Mayfield Mugg, Ashley Web
ster Myers, Louis Proudft Cecil Allen Ray,
Frank Clyde Robinson, ElwoOd Robinson,
Mac Foss Schenck, Eldrdge Madison
Shanklin, Homer y. Shaw, Glenn Vernon
Sigler Jacob HendricksOn Smith, James
Mccain Stoddard. Walter Lee Straughan,
Fred w Terfnger, Frank Lewis Tflton,
Raymond Moore Tilton, Elton Lacroix Ii
tus, Fred McVey TOwles. Lew Edwin Wal
lace, Coatney Ralph Walters, Mary Louise
Widdop and Harris Haskal zimmerman.
RECEPTION AT COLUMBIA CLUB.
At the conclusion of the graduating eXer-
cises in the theater reception in honor
of DIR. Harris was held in the ballroom of
the Columbia Club. The event was pleas
ingly informal. While local and visiting
persons of note in medicine and other
branches of learning became better ac-
quainted with each other an orchestra con-
cealed in the musicians balcony filled the
air with melody and a force of servants
/ dispensed an enjoyable buffet luncheon.
Those present included the graduating
class of the college, the faculty and trus-
tees. local physicians and a number of
prominent educators of the State at large.
Invitations TO the reception were sent to
the faculties of all the colleges in the State,
and Secretary Cook stated that he had re-
ceived large number of acceptances.
An unexpected feature of the occasion
the discovery that two members OF
! the graduating clasS-Glenn e. Howell and
Louise Amelie Bruning-had been married
in the afternoon. The young couple were
showered with congratulations. 1t was
| learned that the young people had slipped
away in the afternoon to the home of the
Rev. Marion Crosley TO get married, hoping
that the matter might be kept secret until
to-day, but usual with such events the
truth became quickly known.