The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-06
BUSY WEEK AT DE PAUW
PROGRAMME COMPLETED FOR ELAB-
CRATE EXERCISES OF TODAY.
Many Distinguished Visitors Present
and to Come for the Hughes Inaugu-
ral-Many Eminent Speakers.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 5.-The final
programme for the portion of the Hughes
inaugural which will be given tomorrow
has been completed and is along the fol-
lowing lines: The first service will be held
in the afternoon at o'clock in Meharry
Hall, with Vice President Goblin presiding.
After the professional and the repetition
of the Collect, the audience will sing the
hymn, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty
led by the university band. The audience
will join in the Apostles Creed" and the
Rev William Patterson Kane, d. d., of
Wabash College, will deliver the prayer.
Miss Augusta NJ. English, of the School of
Music, will give MY Home Land" by
Goetschius. The Rev. William Taylor Stott
d. D.. LII. D., president of Franklin Col
lege, will lead the responsive reading. The
audience will sing the hymn. Faith of Our
Fathers Living Still,'' and the Rev. George
B. Addicks, ID. D., president of Central
Wesleyan Warren College, of Warrenton,
Mo-, will read the New Testament lesson.
The Women's Glee Club of the university
will sing the Pilgrim chorus, after which
the university sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. William Frazer Mcdowell, Phi. D.,
d. D., corresponding secretary of the Board
of Education of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The doxology will be sung and the
Rev. John II. Doddrige will pronounce the
benediction.
The evening programme also will be elab-
crate. 1t will be in the nature of a plat
| form meeting, and will be held in Meharry
| Hall, service in which all the churches
| of the city will unite. 1t will be presided
| over by the Rev. William Howard IIick-
man, -. D.. president of the ChautauQua
institution. The programme will be as
| follows:
Hymn 40; prayer by President Bryan,
| Indiana University; Scripture reading by
| Horace G. Woody superintendent public
schools, Greencastle; vocal solo, Schneck-
ers 20. for Closer Walk with Cod by
stODe e ra1e by ad6Ts INT
President Brown, Of Valparaiso College;
Bohm's "Legende'' for violn), by Ross
Baker; address, John w. Carr. superinten-
doxology; benediction.
The prospects are that the exercises will
be attended by a very large number of Wis
| itors many of them very distinguished in
educational and church fields. Among the
college presidents who will be here are
President w. p. Kane Kane. of Wabash College;
sity, Baldwin. Kan; President w. E. Stone,
| of Purdue; President w. L. Stott, of Frank
Ohio Wesleyan, Delaware, o.; President
Samuel Plantz, of Lawrence University.
| Appleton, Wis; President b. G. Addicks,
of the German Wesleyan University, Kan
i
Univ University; President W. IL Crawford, ' of
Allegheny University, Meadville, Pa; Pres.
ident John F. Goucher of woman's College,
| Baltimore. and Acting President w. Z.
Huntington, of Boston University.
Monday will o the given neon over b to
] from out Of the city, and the oratorical
contest will be held at night.
PAW students have had for many wears
| was during the chapel hour this morning,
| and it was the most enthusiastic It's prin-
| portunity to successfully display their new
| caps and gowns and to sing their fine new
| class song. but it resolved itself into yell
| exciting one. One of the causes of the en-
| thusiasm was the announcement of the
| holiday that will be given until Thursday
| of next week. I'm connection with the in
! auguration of President Hughes This will
4 be a holiday in name only, however as the
| students are expected to attend all the
various numerous exercises Of the first part
Detailed instructions were given at the
meeting this morning for the grand process
will be formed at the college armory with
| the various bodies in the following order:
Preparatory school. schools of music and
| faculty alumni and visitors. The parade
will be "in column of twos," from the
armory to the East College, the line of
| march circling the south half of the central
| campus, and at the East College entrance
| the two lines will divide and those in the
rear will pass through the divided lines, all
entering the Meharry Hall In the reverse
| order of their march. The students will be
| seated in the lower floor of the hall, and
from the estimated number of students at
| tending there will be only a few seats on
the lower floor which will be available for
| others than students. The gallery will be
omen to those not students who have cards
of admission.
| AT the Wednesday exercises, in the fore
noon. the principal addresses will be by
| senator Beveridge, President Hughes and
| President Bashford, of Ohio Wesleyan Uni
yersity, which is the institution from which
President Hughes, of De Paw, was grad.
| uated.