New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
MOUNT HoLYoKE COMMENCEMENT.
One Hundred and Thirty Young Women are
Graduated To-day.

Mount HoIyoke College graduates one hundred
and thirty young women to-day a. It's sixty
seventh annual commencement The address OF the
day viii be made by Talcott Williams, OF Phila-
delphia-
Senior vacation began on June u. and ever since
then the class Of % has been INDUCING in great
festivities.
one Of the most interesting occasions was
drive 10 the Mount HoIyoks House, where supper
was served and toasts were given. Later in the
evening class meetings held, which all
the laughabs and characteristic things which had
happened in the class during tho college course
were gone over. No 10 o'clock rule was enforced
that night. and Il 100 q n. when the girls
couned their caps and gowns for the senior meet
ing. AS the roll was called each member Of the
class commanded 10 answer Guilty or Not
guilty in this way announcing whether she were
engaged or not Medals were then presented 70
the class beauty Clara VIbberts class shock. Grace
Hadey; class grind. Mary Eprague; most dignihed
and hardest 10 teaze. Alice Forsyth faculty rusher.
Katharine Bill; faculty pet. Bess Brooks: most
athletic Marion Reyes; class buffer. Gertrude
Palmer; most popular Alice Belts. and best
dressed. Helen Misser Some OF the girls stayed
until breakfast at the mountain house, and
listened 10 ''grinds the class members. and the
class prophecy. read BY Miss Lora Smith.
On last Sunday the baccalaureate address was
made BY President Tucker OF Dartmouth College.
On Monday the class ivy was planted and IN the
afternoon the Junior class presented The Rivals"
On Tuesday afternoon came. perhaps, the most
interesting OF the commencement eAeTclEeS "A PIO-
cessOn OF seniors marched through the grove to the
senior steps, where they sang college songs. Tho
Last VIII and Testament Of the class was read.
Suggestions TO Succession" were made and the
step song sung. AT its close the seniors took
of caps and gowns they came down from the
steps. handing them juniors who came forward
10 receive them. Alice Belts senior president.
handing hers TO Lottie Lane. the Junior president.
who presented Miss Belts with a bunch OF white
carnations. the class flowers. The juniors walked
zfr Nv rgfn aTn
thus taking possession OF the senior saeP5b Inaon
Gray Shadows are stealing ,. e,,.,,.s,.a-..s
TaroiI ~ ne s l-t Win Mss Helen III Pope
as katherine, and Miss Katharine Bill as Petrucio
Degrees conferred upon the Following
students: Edith A. Abbott, Lizzie G Aldrich. VIII
Grace 7. Bartlett, Rebecca 3 Bennett Alice n
Belts. Katharine II. Bill. Lena {, Blake, Mary L
Mary y Brown, Edna II. Burling Clara z. Car
penter Ethel (. Cary Sarah Z. Clark, Fannie NJ
minss Rachel E. Ants. Florence ~ Dame Blanche
4 Tcants1s Margaret r DELANEY Mary T. Dixon
Adam Dprand. louise H. Eastman y Lucy { h!no[f'
Fits Francis Flanagan. ALce y: sqrsytn huth
man Charlotte p. GODDARD, Ethel b. Grant. Alice
Maude l. Haur Emma N Hanna, Helen Harts-
horn; Lucinda HaTtshorn. Lena M I haynes CoTa
O. Johnson, Ellen c, Keates. Marion A Reese.
Donald Marcn q. Macgown. Harriet NJ. Marcy.
ANNIE A Marks Mary A NewhaN. Mary A Mar
shall Ida l. Mason, Clara T. Miller. Florence P.
Montgomery Alice L. Morgan, Marion T MOrtlton,
Lizzie Mabel Minno. Gertrude L. Palmer Helen
Pearson, Edna NJ. Peny, Alice E Philips. Amy a
NJ Ralph, Mary L Richmond. Lois T. Roberts.
Charlotte Root Elizabeth L. Rowell, Florence Rus
ling Alice r Ryder Clara a. Scott, Helen L.
SearIes Edith Shepard Edith L, Smith. Ella W.
Srnith Ina q smith. Minerva II. sparrow Mary Z.
Spring Grace A Taylor. Laura D. Taylor. Maude
Tompson Mary W Turner Clara Viboerts. Sarah
N yEakAuan. Jennie r. Warren, Ruth w. Waters.
Helen S Watt. Grace r. Webb, Mary Z. Wells.
Ruth A Whitmore. Helen Winship Helen Wood.
Catharine T. Woods Alice L Woodward. Mary (.
Worthey and Edith A. link