The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-24
BUTLER COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Nina Ely is spending Sunday at her
home in Brooklyn.
The Kappas gave a picnic on Pleasant
Run, Thursday afternoon.
The Philokurians will have a picnic to-
morrow afternoon at Riverside.
Miss Edith Longley, of Noblesville, visited
Miss Essie Hunter a few days last week.
The orchestra will go to Nashville, Ind.
next saturday 10 give concert. About
thirty students are planning TO accompany
them.
Miss Minnie Wink, Miss Essie Hunter,
Miss Pearl Forsythe and Miss Bernice Rus
sell are spending Sunday with Miss Edith
Jongley in Noblesville.
The pupils of the art department gave a
supper on Pleasant Run. Friday evening.
Among the guests were the Misses Ger
trude and Dick Gilpin. of Portland.
The faculty OF Shortridge High School
has challenged the Butler faculty for a
game of baseball and Butler has accepted.
The game will be played some day this
week.
The Pi Beta Phis gave spread wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Miss Laura
Parker. Among the guests were Miss Elsie
Hodges, of Worthington, and Miss Clara
Belle. of Knightstown.
The pupils of Miss Myrtle Taylor will
give an art exhibit all day Wednesday and
all day Thursday. 1t will be the first
time that each students work will be CLASH
fed and hung on the wall together.
Prof. Coleman delivered an address
Wednesday morning before the State con-
vention of the Union of Literary Clubs of
Indiana at Charlottesville His subject
Industry
Miss Maria Leonard sang two solos in
chapel yesterday morning. They were
Luliis Ave Maria and one of Jessie
Gaynore Roses songs. She was accom-
panied on the piano by her sister. Miss
Margaret Seegmiller.
in he offarpoop q oo1ta,a con
cert will be given on the veranda of the
college residence. An excellent and inter-
esting programme has already been ar
class song contest. Each class will COM
pose and sing a class song. A committee
OF musical experts per win pick out the sue.
will be framed and hung In the library
The alumni banquet will occur in the even
ing.
Mr.. Verle Blair and Mr.. Pritchard won
In the interclass match OF the tennis
tournament The final tournament will be
played tomorrow Four prizes are offered
two for doubles and two for singles The
ably be chosen by trying OUT and not by
fixing on any one team. 1t is thought that
in this way the team OF the two best
Prof. Coleman and Prof. Rogers will Judge
the individual playing and will arrange
the final trying out" matches.
The entertainment under the auspices of
been gwen next Tuesday evening has been
postponed a week and 1t will be given June
2. instead of May g. Beside the short
farce, THE Obstinate Family" which will
be given. there will be special music. The
programme is as follows: Solo by Ralph
Swiggett The May Morning." by Denza
Cornet solo by Master Lawrence Ramey
Solo by Miss Grace Feaszy. a selection from
the opera "Arda,'' by Verdi. Piano solo by
Mr.. Arther Ruark.
The programme for commencement week
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lowing events have been announced:
Thursday. June LA concert by the music
department under the direction of Miss
Evelyn Jeffries; Sunday, June IA o. M
The baccalaureate address to the seniors
by President Scot Butler; Monday June
DETERMINATIONS. The Philokurian Liter
airy Society exhibition In the college chapel
in the evening; Tuesday. June 16-Examiria-
tons. Presidents reception to the stu
dents, faculty and friends at his home on
Downey avenue in the evening Wednes-
day, June I7-Class day. Art exhibit all
day. IL a. m. class day exercises by seniors;
1890. basket lunch on the campus; o.
M. "As You Like IT. will be given on the
campus by the students under the direction
OF Prof. w. ID. Howe and Mr.. Jesse Nc
kinney; 4:3o q. m, college concert on the
veranda of the college residence; p. m.
the Alumni banquet at the college residence;
Thursday. June is. 10 a. m.-Forty- eighth
annual commencement day. Address by
Rev. Haley.
Wednesday. June II, will be class day and
dlreaCy most extensive plans have been
laid for making this one of the red-letter
days Of the year. The plan of exercises
covers the entire day. In the morning will
occur the regular class day exercises. The
programme OF the morning exercises will
remain secret with the seniors until the
eventful day. At noon everybody will enjoy
the luxury OF a basket lunch on the cam
pus. Many of the classes have arranged to
lunch together. In the afternoon a play
will be given on the campus 1t will be
las You Like It" The cast Is as follows
Duke Frederick. .............R Handley
jacques. .......Jesse Mckinney
Amiens. Arthur Waters
Orlando. ............. Carl Barnett
Audm .GeOrge Davis
Charles. the wrestler........C Goodnight
Touchstone. f. Mitchell, jr
CORN. Horace Russell
Rosalind. ...-.........--......C Charlotte Grigss
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