The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
CARLETON CLANS
AT NORTHFIELD
ALUMNI GATHER FOR THE AN.
NUAL REUNIONS.
Exercises of the Academy and School
of Music Candidates for Degrees
in Five Departments of the College
Proper-MedaIs and Honors Award
ed at Shattllck School.
Specials to The Journal.

Specials to The Journal. Il E5Iia
!, Northfield, Mimi, June 10.--From Johns
Hopkins university and Hartford seminary
in the east to Texas In the south, the
Carleton clans have been gathering for
commencement week. Already many are
quartered in the homes and in Gridley
hall. To-day will see additional numbers
arriving for the various literary society
4 reunions, which will be held this evening,
and for baccalaureate Sunday, while many
friends of the graduating class will be
on hand for the commencement exer-
cises Of Wednesday.
The class Of 1908 has established head
quarters at the home of Professor Lyman,
where a large maize streamer announces
). the fact. Professor and Mrs. Lyman are
honorary members Of the class.
Graduates of the Academy.
The reception of the graduating class
of the academy was held on Thursday
evening at Gridley hall, and the exercises
Of graduation, combined with recital by
the students of elocution, were held last
evening at the Congregational church.
An attractive program was presented in
which Mrs. J. E. Mcconnell assisted with
solo parts. Principal Stratton addressed
the graduates, and President Salmon pre-
sented the diplomas.
The graduates are Ruth Vaughn Bar
ker, Cambridge; Aida Mae Boutwell,,
Clearwater; Eta Cummings, Byron; Ruth
Eleanor Donaldson, Northfield; Joel Pc
terson, Monterey; Grace Dallas Roberts,
Dundas; Ethel Cecile Rugland, Ashley;
Stone, Alden; Sven Gustaf Wright, Su
perior, Wis.
i At o'clock this afternoon, in Willis
hall, some Of Professor Goodhue's stu
dents in Greek gave public reading Of
Sophocles' "Antigone." The reading was
in the Greek language.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached at the Congregational church is,
President George of Chicago theological
seminary. The public is likely to tax
the seating capacity Of the church both
morning and evening. In the evening the
address will be delivered by Rev. Alden
Hyde Clark. No seats will be reserved
at either service, and all friends of the
college will be welcome. Good musical
programs will be presented at both ser
vices under Professor Gray, who will also
preside at the organ. A collection will
be taken at the evening service, but none
in the morning. 4a@
ercises of the school of music and annual
concert will be held at the Congregational
church. An address will be made by
: Director Gray, and President Salmon will
present the diplomas to the following
graduates: Bessie Cleora Barker, Cresco
Iowa; Viola Perry Burr. Waverly, Iowa
' Amy Hanscom, Wilnar; Sophia Neste
= Granite Falls. 4a
; The classday exercises on Tuesday
4 morning will be held in the auditorium
=, the price Of seats being 25 and IS cents.
, In the evening the stimson prize debate
takes place at the Congregational church
Candidates for Degrees.
!, 1t is impossible to say definitely who
will receive diplomas at the commence
ment exercises on Wednesday morning
u Following is the list Of candidates:
i. For Doctor Of Philosophy, in Astronomy ant
OF Emd Byrd j.
Longitude Of the smith College observator =: 'n
1851 A. Da isSs TSess
@ Of ana Joseph La5 aom
than Milo Fiske. Helen Eyre Greavss Charlie
}ohn Nelson o, Martha alice Dodds Mary France
{ siehl, Cornelia Hunt southworth
p9r BashelHr Of Kline
MartIn Hayes Ralph Leslie Mason, Robert Wi VIII
f For Bachelor of Literature Minnesota Ma
. Babcoek, Edna Ellen Bill: Gertrude Esther Cha
n Easby Ethelyn May Price Richard sei Ivy.
Rose; Amy Amelia Berg. Edith Lany. Bush. Ae
;. Amanda Matson, Mary Reynolds, Mabel Mar
d Stone, Edna May Winchester.
a President and Mrs. Salmon will re
; ceive on Wednesday evening from 49,
to 10 the members Of the graduating
: class, former students and visiting friend
+ and the faculty and trustees with thei
q families.
FARIBAULT, MINN.-The commence
: ment exercises Of Shattuck school wer
held this morning in Shumway auditor
ium. Two orations were delivered by tn
students. one on What Think Ye of tn
Maid?" by Paul NJ. Kellogg Of Red Wing
and one on THE Contest in the East,
y by Keyes C. Gaynor of Sioux city, VIII
advocated the cause OF the Russians
e These were followed by the annual ad
dress by Senator Clapp.
l. Diplomas were conferred on the class o
l. twenty-five graduates by Bishop Edsal
q DR.. Dobbin announced the winners O
l. speaking, NJ. S. Cairns. Minneapolis; sill
l. yer medal Keyes c.. Gaynor, Sioux City
n honorable mention F. P. Fullerton, De
h Moines. and G. G. Moore, Minnetka. IL
IS Highest standing average in all studio
g. (96), D. L. Vail, Minor. n. D. Recon-
l. mended to the war department for ap
l. pofntment in the regular army. j. I
q Evans Emerson. Iowa; G. E. Betcher an
:, Paul Kellogg. Red Wing.
e In the prize drill Company B, Capital
i Lowell commanding, took first place {
+ the four companies contestins.
a A dress parade of the battalion on til
IS campus brought the commencement exer
!, cfses to a close.
g WINONA, MINIMIZE Wirona stat
l. normal school will on Wednesday morn
r, Ing graduate a section of this years clas
0, mum bering eighty-two In formal com
/ mencenIent exercises at this operahous.
lie at which the address will be made b
Rev. Marion D. Shutter of Minneapolis
lie The number in this years graduatin
at class is III, three sections having bee
- awarded diplomas before. Those who wi
" receive diplomas next Wednesday are:
~ Advanced Course-Winifred &. Balcom Cha
ss field; Helen ]. Barry, Hammond Sara F. Be
Id son. White Bear Lake; Maria Blexrud, Presto
Helen III. Davis Wfnona; Iona II. Felenzer W
! mona; Ida L. Findt, Albert Lea; Ovedia G. Gu
= derson, Rushford Della Heinz Winona: Els
e. A. Hennessy. Winona Nettie l. Jackson Miner
Is Point Mandaina Jennisen. Minneapolis; cha
e. klug, Arcadia; Anna L. Kroeger. Winona; Flo
20 cnce A. Kroeger, Winona Catherine A. Lawle
so Rochester; Mae Macmillan, Winona; . Margar
8 f. McGrath, Rushford; Myrtle Mowbray "
1y mona; Gertrude Z. Nelson, Bloomington CharI
~ o. Mesa, Mabel; Dora A. P1etka, Wfnona: BE
!, jamin A. Polzin Winona 8. Harriet L. Rank
- Nlissou1a; Nora j. Smith. Kasson; Ethel Swee
O. Minneapolis; Jessie b. Tucker. Dodge Cente
of Jessie WEIGH. st. Charles; Alice III Wheele
&c Kindergarten Training Course-pear1 r. Gr
u wold Winona; Edna Marriem Wheaton. Ali
e. C.. Thornton, Winona. 57'ss7-"
lel Elementary Gra duate Course-Bessie G. BAL
y-Fly, Rochester: Theresa G. Behan Tracy: Vonn
W. Bennett, Woodstock: Eatilryn T7fsror NJ