The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-14

| A4SLSSII4thI festivities anu al tAaI the
last days of schooI-life mean to the
graduates There viii be two Com
mencement exercises at Punahou this
week, those of the Preparatory school
and also of Oahu college
At $50 o'clock on Friday morning,
June II, the Punahou Preparatory
school will hold its closing exercises
in Charles r. Bishop Hall The friends
of the institution are most cordially
invited to witness these exercises
when the following program will be
carried out:
l. /. Corinthians XIII
2 Invocation Rev. o. Gulick
3. Lead Us. Heavenly Father
--.-.--..-.. Gounod
4. My Old Kentucky Home. Foster
Upper Grades.
5. Poet and Artist ...............
Alice May Spalding
s. Artesian Wells. Jas. Lewis Renton
4. Scenes from the Life of Joliet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fourth Grade
8. Whistling Observation-Disclosures.
..............B Boys of Upper Grades
8. Foreign Children. Observation-Disclosures.
Lars Alfred Larson
10. Venice. Anna Kathrine Smith
II. Vermont Sugar Camp. ......
..............R Richard Frazar White
II. Wild Animal Play. Second Grade
IL. Sailing ............-...... Marks
Upper Grades.
IA. The Play of the Planets.
Observation-Disclosures. Third Grade
Is. (a) Daisies Are Dancing, .......
Observation-Disclosures. First Grade
OBJ The Birds Nest. ..............
Caroline Louise Efinger, Ruth Ca
roline Johnson, Edward Dowsett.
16. Tapa Phoebe Clara Heen
Il 1nnerleithen .......-..-,
.......-.....T Thomas Gardner Cullen
IS. Midsummer Fairies.
The class which graduates from the
Preparatory numbers eighteen mem |
bers: Irene Blowers Aiken, Charles |
Apa Akamu. Ailene Fanny Bertelmann,
Theodore Augustus Cooper, Thomas |
Gardner Cullen, John Loelani Goo Kim
Erling Wilhelm Hedemann, Phoebe
Clara Heen, Vivian Winfred Holstein,
Stella Maude Jones. Bertha Ching Len
Kau, Herbert Lee Kinslea, William
Ore Lidgate, James Lewis Renton, An
ma Kathrine Smith, Alice May Spald-
ing, Arthur Joseph stillman, Richard
F'razar White.
Friday evening, at $50, the popular
Ellis quintette" will tune up for the
dance in Pauahi Hall, invitations for
which are being issued by the seniors
of the college The class wished to
have it's festivities at Punahou as far
as possible, and the dance promises to
be a most enjoyable feature of the
week, as it will simply be more
elaborate repetition of the pleasant
hops given there during the past two
years.
On Saturday afternoon, June Is. the
Senior Glass of Oahu College viii re-
,eive its friends on the campus The
is the program for the Glass
Day exercises, for which invitations
nave been issued by the class:
Reception Observation-Disclosures p. m.
Presentation of Flag.
Harold K. Castle. President of Senior
Glass.
Reading of Glass Prophecy. ......... :
............E. Constance Restarick
Reading of Glass Will.................
Observation-Disclosures. Ernest n. Smith
Planting of Glass Tree.
Il al
Refreshments.
Ring Tournament.
The campus of Oahu College, with
is feathery algerobas and winding 7
,alm-fringed avenues which cross the
lawns, makes a most fitting
pot for the farewell reception of the
lass. most of whose members have
pent their school days at Punahou for
he past four years.
AT s O'Clock, Saturday evening, June
8 the commencement exercises of the
lass of 'O4 of Oahu College will be
cid in Pauahi Hall. To these exercises
II of Punahou's friends are most cor
tally invited The program for the
vening will be as follows:
,rgan Prelude-':PiIgrim Chorus.
Wagner
Mr.. Gerard Barton.
invocation Rev. w. D. Westervelt
aIutatory-Third Honors.
1.-The Influence of Democracy in
America
George Clarence Pearson.
a Iutatory-Second Honors.
Song Birds of Hawaii
Percy Gynlais Hiwa Deverill.
-iolin Solo-"'Berceuse" ID. Alard
Florence Hall.
on in the World.
Mr.. Walter G. Smith
iano Solo-Minuet in B Minor.
Schubert
Esther Dagmar Sorenson-
.