The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
Last Day But One Of the Commence
ment Week Draws Many Ga Ssts
to Kemper Hall.
CROSS FOR MARGARETTA BROWN.
Many of the Former Kemper Hall Girls Re
turn to Kenosha TO Attend the Annual
Reunion and Banquet.

Today was the busiest day of the
busy Commencement week at Kemper
Hall, and the hours were crowded so
full of events that there was scarcely
a moment in which something was not
going on. Many of the former stud
ents came to Kenosha this morning to
attends the annual reunion of the
Alumnae and the other festivities.
This.morning was most exciting
one for.the young women at the hall
as the honors for the year were an
nounced. TheESt. Mary's cross, the
greatest Honor for a Kemper Hall
girl, the honor that carries with it
the we11-wishes of the Sisters, and
places the recipient on a pinnacle
among the girls at the school, was
awarded to Miss Margaretta Brown
of Highland Park. 1t will be be-
slowed upon the young lady with
betting iuceremonies tomorrow by
Bishop Nicholson.
TheTfu11 list of honors awarded fol-
lows:
The Saint tMary's -Marga-
retta Brown.
Arithmetic competitive, Alice
Moore.
English-competitive, Harriet Ide
Keen.
Botany-Margaret Esther Levings.
silver, Lillian Clark Bennett
House order-go1d medal, Edith
Alice Decker.
House order-si1ver meda1-Emi1ie
Louise Fiero.
Punctua1ity-Janet Bruce S1idel1.
Physical training -Vio1etta Lee.
Military dri11-Margaret Carswe11
Richards.
The Newell prize for sewing first,
Alice Morrison Buckingham; second,
Vera Culver.
The collegiate honors for the year
were assigned as follows;
Head of the Collegiate Department
Bishop. asI d
Head of the Preparatory Depart
ment-E1eanor Chandler.
Senior C1ass-He1enL Louise Ouig1eY.
Senior A C1ass-Maje1 Bishop.
intermediate C1ass-Anne Eliza
beth d'Heur.
Junior A C1ass-A1ice Moore.
Junior B C1ass-Margaret Esther
Levings.
Honorary mention in Music:
1. Janet Bruce Slide11.
2. Gladys Lathrop Morre11.
8. Sarah Lucille Adams.
4. Marion Estcourt Lothian.
S. Edith Warren.
6. Lulu Natalie Harnstrom.
z. Emile Louise Fiero.
Honorable mention in studio work.
1. Isabel May Smith.
2. Charlotte Moffett Gai1or.
8. Josephine Moran.
4. Maje1 Bishop.
5. Harriet Ide Keen.
6. Alice Moore.
This afternoon a large crowd as
senb1ed at the gymnasium for the
annual exercises of the school of
music. This is the first commence
ment of the new musical department
at the hall and this fact added inter
est to the program arranged. The
gymnasium was filled to it's capacity,
and splendid program rendered.
While the various exercises were
being held among the under gradu-
ates, many of the A1umnae Associa-
ton gathered at A1umnae Hall for the
annual reunion. Nearly every class
was represented. The class reunions
occurred this afternoon, and re-
ception in honor of the A1umnae AS
ISOLATION was held at the. residence of
C. G. Brown.
Last night the Greek play, "A1kes-
tbs" by Euripides was given before a
large audience in the gymnasium.
The ceremonies of the week will
end with the commencement exercises
tomorrow morning. Prof. Charles
Zueb1in of the University of Chicago
will deliver the annual address, his
subject being, ''The Social Uses of
Culture"