The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
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Northfield Mimi. May 31.-Commencement at
Carleton college begins this week. There
ffty-seven graduates. of whom eleven are In
the academy, five in the school of music and
forty-onc in the college. The graduation exer-
cises of the academy will be held Friday even
ing with prize essays and declarations. The
graduates are Ethel A. Alderman, Northfeld;
River Falls, Wis; Gladys W. Barnes, sacra-
mento Cal; Eunice c. Lanterman Mandan, N
D.; Beatrix Murdoch. Taylor's Falls; Alfred W.
circuit, Northteld; Nellie W. Phillips, North
field; Dora l. Shaw, Clearwater; Everett A.
Shaw Clearwater: Ruth q. Wilson, Northfield.
This is the last year. Of the academy as an
organization, the trustees having voted to give
up the four-year course which is now being
amply covered by the high schools, and to sub
stitute subfreshman studies for students who
may lack year or more Of college entrance
requirements. The first academy class, however,
will be allowed to graduate next year.
On Saturday the Adelphic, Athenian, Gamma
Delta and Delta Phi literary societies will hold
their reunion and banquets, the Athenian being
addressed by Professor George r. Montgomery.
The baccalaureate address on Sunday morning
will be delivered by Dean Pattee Of the uni
versity law school, a former trustee of Carle-
ton. The annual meeting Of the Huntington
Sunday school class and the general college
prayer meeting will be held in the afternoon.
The trustees of the Carleton mission in China
will meet on Monday. and the annual meetings
OF the APh q
by J. A. A. Burnquist. In the evening the
school Of music will give its annual concert,
with an address by the director, Professor Gray,
and presentation Of diplomas by the president.
The graduates are: In voice, Nora K. Living
| ston and Genevieve H. Stone; in violin, Anton
S. Donat, and in pianoforte, Anna Lund and
Rolo f. Hunt.
The class-day exercises will be held on Tues
| day morning in the Ware auditorium. In the
afternoon there will be a meeting Of the trus
tees, the alumni association and the Old Stu
| dents union. The Glee club will give a con
| cert and the alumni will hold their annual ban
! quet. In the evening the Stimson prize debates
| will be held, the contestants in the freshman
debate being T. o. Steissguth, w. II. Geer
L. E. Mowery and NJ. R. Plumb, and in the
| junior debate D. S. Brainard, A. L. Sorensor
| and B. f. Woodland.
| The annual commencement will be held or
Wednesday morning with the comforting of de
| grees the presentation Of diplomas and the
| presidents address to the graduating class. An
nouncements will be made at this time of the
name Of the donor of the recent gift of 500, 600
1 and prizes will be awarded In the Afternoon
the classes of 'S5 and '95 will hold their TWEEN
| tieth and tenth reunions. and President and Mrs
Salmon will give an at home. =
Newcomb K. CLANCY of Northfeld will re
ceive the degree Of master of science in chem
| istry. physics and philosophy and DR.. G.. Rob
ert Curran of Mankato the same degree in biolo
gy. The candidates for the bachelor of arts are
| Gabrielle C. Brendemuhl, Moorhead; Anton s
Donats, St. Charles, Ill; Roscoe c. Hunt
! Blue Earth Rollo F. Hunt. Blue Earth; Dwigh
F. Mowery Northfeld; Horatio G. Payne. Street
er, H.; Isabel NJ. Sheldon, Minnewaukon, N. D
Following are the candidates for the degree o
! bachelor of literature: Mabel q. Adams, Pelical
| Rapids: Meta B. Bause. Wells; Ethel G.. Brown
/ st. Paul; Elsie 1. Burnham, Plainview; Carrie !
! Castle, Elk River; Luella E. Grain, Owatonna
Blanche S. Drew. Northfeld: Palma II. Hansen
Kenyon; Ruth Knox, Jackson; Selma L. Lind
/ berg Monticello; Nora X. Livingston Fairmont
May A. Nowery, Mortified: Edith L. Ruddock
i Lamberton; Ruth Secor, Winnebago; Grace z
Thompson, Albert Lea; Ethel W. Wingate. Min
1 neapolis The candidates for the degree o
bachelor Of science are Margaret g. Bieri
/ wells: Carlos W. Brewer. st. Charles Grac
/ A. Cummins, Waukon. Iowa; James F. Cundy
i Northfield; Nellie A. Ferguson, Northfeld; vii
! bur S. Hill, Morris; Homer G. Krause, Del
1 Rapids, S. d. Harry S. Mcintyre, Lansing
i Dix b. Mclaughlin. sWinona: James H. O'Brien
i Dundas Alfred c. Parrott, 0watonna; Annie G
field; Genesieye H Stone. Towner. N. D.: Al