The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
.HAMLINE EXERCISES
WILL BEGIN TODAY
Rev. George H. Brldgman viii
Deliver Baccalaureate Ser
mon This Morning

Commencement week at Hamline
university begins today when at 10: 80
o'clock this morning Rev. George H.
Bridgman, D. D., LII. D., will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon to the gradu-
ates. This evening at s o'clock the
university sermon will be preached by
Rev. H. M. Givler, pastor of the First
Methodist church, ST. Paul. Both serv-
ices will be held at the Hamline Metho-
dist church
There are thirty-nine members of
the class of 1904 in the college of lib
eral arts, with a class of sixteen in the
medical department of the university,
but which is located at Minneapolis
The members of the college graduating
class are:
Ernest Alfred Allin, Arthur Penuel
Andrews. Grant Stanley Beardsley. Ethel
Elizabeth Bradford, Grace Cynthia Cam
DEL a;iitobPfS Pearl saphronia RooTi Gandel, Grace
Crawford, Elizabeth Helen Davidson Nell
lie Gertrude Davis, Charles Wood De-
Gra1t, Dardania Douthett Duff, Charles
Edward Ellison, Thomas Foster William
Hilary Gillis, Raymond Dewitt Gould,
Henry John Hoffert, Archie Lewis Ide,
Anna Maude Inwood, Raymond Arthur
Lee. Margaret Luella Millie, Howard
Harry Blaine Randolph, Marion Garfield
Randolph. Beryl Charlotte Rice. Eunice
Bolles Robson, Lulu Belle Rule Susie
Sutton Shepherd, Beatrice Alberta Smith
Alice Huntington Sterling M. CarIotta
Stockdlll, Herbert Arnold Trapp, Florence
Wells, Maude Eleanore Whitney, Matte
Davis Winston, Irven Bracket Wood,
Oscar Edward Woman, Helen Eliza
beth Wright.
Monday evening the university will
"a re
inent members of the Alumni assocfa-
ton will speak Among those who will
deliver addresses are Judge Hascal
r. Brill, st. Paul; w E. Hale, of Min
neapolis, and President Guy E. Max
well, of the Winona state normal
school.
At HanIine for Twenty five Years
The semi centennial is the anniver-
sary of the granting of the charter to
Hamline university, first located at
Red Wing. The outbreak of the Civil
war decimated it's students to such a
degree that for some years the uni
versity was inactive. 1t has been in
practical and successful operation at
Hamline for the past twenty y-five years.
The class day exercises to be held
Tuesday evening at the university
chapel follow the annual meeting of
the trustees, to be held at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, and on Wednesday aft
ernoon at o'clock the final COM
mencement exercises take place at the
Hamline Methodist church. President
Bridgman will present the diplomas
to the class and six members of the
class will deliver orations. The annual
alumni banquet will be given sat
o'clock in the evening of the gradual
ing day in the parlors of the church.
The twenty-frst annual commence
ment of the college of physicians and
surgeons, connected with Hamline uni
versity will be held Monday evening
at the Hennepin Avenue Methodist
church, Minneapolis. The class roll is:
Walter Christensen, Stanley Curtis
Clements. George H. Coffin, P: Cart
wright Dawson, IT. j. Eltun Gilbert L.
Hagen, Louis Henery Kermott, Carl Levin
Larsen, Joseph Arthur Lebowsky, Charles
J. McGurren. A. E. Ofstad, Alfred c. Pc
terson Edwin NJ. Schelde, Hubert 7.
Sherman, Ivar Siversten, George A.
Stevenson.