The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-08
YOUNG WOMEN GET
THEIR DIPLOMAS
commencement at st. Mary's
andGraduatlng Exercises at
Shattuck School
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
FARIBAULT, Mimi. June SIM.
shlhe greeted the graduates IF e.
MARY mere today. Ten young women
reserved diplomas from Bishop Edsall
Inc exercises began in the chanel
where service was conducted nv
blshop Edsall, who, at it's conclusion.
audTeSsed the young women.
Inc commencement exercises tbaro-
serves We're held in the gymnasium
winch was beautifully decorated with
spring flowers. The graduates and tba
othef girls of ST. Mary's came down
the winding stairs which lead to the
stage. All We're dressed in white and
carried big bouquets of roses. The
ten graduates, who followed the other
students, were distinguished by the
purple ribbons which fastened their
mowers. Seated with them on the
stage were Bishop Edsall, Rev. Theo-
core Sedgwick, rector Of the Church of
-. John the Evangelist St. Paul: Rev.
Mr. Tanner, chaplain at Shattuck. and
Dean Satterly.
Presented by Graduates
An interesting programme was pre-
scented by the graduates Miss Rose
BeHattl, an honor pupil read the
Valedlctofy, and she also played a
piano number. "Andante Sostenuto'
Cop. 22), Saint Saens. The school
! sang the wedding march from Wag-
ners "Lohengrin," and a young bow.
Master Edward Kelly, played a violin
solo. Miss Alice Faude plaved
'Marche Militaire," by Schubert Tau
sig, and Miss Imogene Bartlett sang
Knowest Thou That Fair Land"
from Thomas "Mignon"
Mr.. Sedgwick, of ST Paul, delivered
the annual address. He stated that
While the course of study followed at
st. Mary's may be studied at other in
sututlons, there was one thing which
St Mary's. taught that could not be
learned in every institution of learn
ing and that was Womanliness.
Debt to Bishop WhippIe
Bishop Edsall called the attention
OF the audience and the class to the
great work Bishop Whipp1e had done
In founding the school. He then dis
trlbuted the medals and diplomas. The
graduates are:
Rose Annie BeIIatti, Jacksonville.
Tenn. Alice Emma Faude, Minneapolis
Mary Snyder Cold Luverne; Rose Emily
Erout, n Minneapolis; Marie Benedieta
MILAN, Bosmarck, N. D.; Gertrude Fred
ericka Morton. Chicago; Catherine Eliz-
abeth Sinclair, Fairmont; Nancy Elliott
Watkins, st. Paul.
After the exercises a reception was held
in the study hall, where refreshments
| ately decorated with spring flowers. Bish-
op EdSan, Miss Caroline w. Eells the
principal of st. Mary's; Mr.. Sedgwick
Dean Satterly and members Of the fac
| ulty at ST. Mary's received.
Shattuck's Commencement
Commencement day exercises began
at Shattuck Sunday night, when the
baccalaureate sermon was delivered in
Memorial chapel by the Rev. Herman
Page, of st. Paul's, Chicago
This was alumni day. its special fea-
ture being the prize contest, when the
following programme was presented:
Intermezzo-' Malta .Delibes
Shattuck Orchestra
'The Traitors Deathbed'' George Lippard
George Polk Hippo. Des Moines, Iowa.
Progress of the Negro ATLANTA Elk
position, 1880 :. Booker r. Washington
Roland Ralph Orne, Faribault. Mimi.
Affairs Sa il in ,a Cuba q. s. Senate.
M3Fcn "a. 1oSS) ...... John NJ. ThurStOu
Louis Henry Harte. Omaha. Neb.
Violin Solo, arabande'' BONN
Emil Elmer Berg.
The New South" New England So
ciety, n. Y. Dec. %, 1857
Willard Shellabarger Cairns. Minneapolis.
Chorus-''The Gallant Troubador'' Watson
Speech on the British Treaty CU. s.
Ernest Johnson D4 Hous Bei tasher B Ameh
Honduras.
Fort Wagner Anna E. Dickinson
Laurence Parsons Fullerton Des Moines::
violin "Schwanenleid und Elsa's
Jubelgesang' ...............Wa Wagner
Louis Saran Strauss. '''7--0-
"Regulus to the Carthag inians' E kellogg
Gerald Grattan Moors Winnetka. Ill.
Chorus 'Estudiantina" Lacome
Shattuck Choir
THE Puritan Spirit
1--on Senator Beyeridge -tInd)
Keyes Christopher Gaynor, Sioux City.
Two English Dances-(a) Rustic
Dance, (b) Graceful Dance Cowen
Shattuck Orchestra.
Programme for Wednesday
Tomorrow morning Ben Jonson's
play, 1.-The Alchemist," Will be present.
ed by the senior class. In the after
noon there will be "a competitive drill,
a battalion drill, and a mock battle,
which will be witnessed by Capt. Grant
and party of officers from Fort Shell
ing. In the evening there viii be a re-
ception, and Thursday morning at 10
o'clock the commencement exercises
will be held. Senator Moses E. CIapp,
Of st. Paul, will deliver the address.
Bishop Edsall will present the diplo-
mas. The graduating class Isl
Carl Eddy Betcher. Minnesota; Edison
Kingman Bixby, Minnesota: Robert
Humphrey Douglass. Michigan; John LIE
Grande Evans. Iowa; KeyeS CHRISTOPHER
Gaynor. Iowa; John Montgomery Hun
gate Illinois: Francis Jacob HlIntzicker
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