Evening journal., 1905-06-17
COMMENCEMENT
WEEKAT DELAWARE
Rev. DR.. Hill, of Salisbury.
Md, VIII Deliver Bacca-
laureate Sermon
GRADUATES HELD A BANQUET
specIal o The EyenIng IournaI.

special 10 Ihe Evening journal
Newark. June 1.-THE examinations
at Delaware College eded yesterday
and tomorrow commencement week
viii open. The opening exercises Will
begin at IL o'clock when the Y NJ C..
A. viii celebrate its anniversary in the
college oratory. The Rev. l.. Judson
Westfall. of Bethany Baptist Church,
Wilmington. will preach the sermon.
Music viii be furnished by the choirs
Of the Newark churches
( The Rev. Charles A. Hill. ID. d.. Of
Salisbury, Nd. win preach the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduates to-
morrow evening In the oratory He
will take the place OF the Rev. Robert
Watt, Of Smyrna, who is recovering
from a severe illness. This will be
the first of the exercises in which the
graduates viii appear in cap and
gown.
GRADUATING CLASS BANQUET.
Last evening the graduating class
held their first annual banquet at the
Bellevue Stratford Hotel. Philadelphia.
All OF the members OF the class Were
'present except II. H. Hickman, who
left two weeks ago for California 10
accept a position with the Union Pa
cinc Railway. The banquet was a
success In every way and each member
responded to "A toast. The affair end
ed at midnight with Delaware's rous-
ing yell, followed by her sacred song.
The committee IN charge of the BAN
Quet was il. w. Lyndal j. J.Coopei
and w. Il. Bevan.
The members of the junior class who
will have charge OF the commencement
hop are completing the arrangements
The dance HAN IS being handsomel,
decorated for the occasion. professor
'Citaeros orchestra. OF the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, viii dis
course the music.
Captain T.. w. McCaskey has pre-
pared an elaborate military program
for commencement day.
j COLLEGIATE OFFICERS.
The results of the elections OF ON
GERS TO govern the various bodies TO
T next year are as follows.
Athletic Associauon-Pre Ev
q erett +. Warrington. 'O7i vice-presl
r dent. Paul II. kepple '07; secretar.
. harry A. AfeAintif Nnf NNANlldl otNlt
ltary. William II. Moore. '06 footba
manager. Cecil 4. Fulton, 'O6. baseba
{. manager, George r.. Lovett, 'O6; trac
" manager Maynard 4. Grihth. %,
y tennis manager Hugh /. Stewart, %
ii Press Association-Presid J. /
n Perkins, 'O7; secretary and treasure
e Thomas b. Smith, '07; editors Of Dela
n ware College y Harry A. Bel
a l07. editor-in- chic. a.. Warrington
= 07. literary editor; W. V. Derby o
II athletic editor; w. T.. Hardness. %
lY. NJ c. A. editor; l. Il. Cain, '07, II
Intercollegiate editor; r. G.. Cooper, %
II local editor; C.. Z. Messiclk. O7, e.
l. lchange editor; X. L. Herman, 'OS, L
"a lAlumius editor; p. II. Kepple, bushes
a manager.
Young Mems Christian Association
:, president. George l.. Lovett, 'O6; vic'
=. president. Joseph r. Foster. '06; col
u responding secretary, Il. +. Warrinl
= ton. 'O7. recording secretary, l..
l. Cain. 'O7; treasurer. oscar A. Hudso
II PO7.
J. Delaware College Boarding Club
W President Edward d. Nell, '06; con
st missary. Paul A. Kepple. o7.
" Football ommittee-Maynard
d Grimth. 'O6; Howard W. Ridgely, O
IT W. Vaughn Derby, '06.