The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-01
COMMANDMENTS
At TWO COLLEGES
PROGRAMS ARRANGED FOR HAM
LINE AND MANCHESTER.
Exercises at Former Will Begin June so
Thirty Will Be Graduated-First
Number on the Program at Manchester
Will Be June 2 and the 'Grads'' Will
Present a Farce.

Programs for commencement weeks
at Hamline and Manchester colleges are
now completed.
At Hamline, the baccalaureate SER
mon will be delivered in the Hamline
Methodist church Sunday, June 80, at
man. At 1880 that evening will be the
university sermon by Rev. c. A. Ca
hoon. Tuesday, June 6, at 1880 pm,
will occur the class day exercises. For
follows: & am, alumni business meet.
ng; 10 am, field day exercises; 2 pm,
commencement exercises; $3.50 pm,
alumni reception; $3.50 pm, alumni ban
quet.
The graduating exercises of the medi-
cal department will take place Monday,
June 5, at 8 p.m., in the Hennepin Ave
nue. M. E. church.
The names of the graduates from
Hamline university are as follows:
spurgeon D. Stewart, Isabelle NJ. Matchett,
Frances H. Peterson, Claude G: Albertson, Will
liam B.. Allen, Beatrice NJ. Billing, Clinton s.
Koch, Leonora E.. Koch, Edith NJ. Gillis,
Frank S. Morse. Florence Schlichting Maude
A. Robson. Nellie NJ. Daggett. Helen NJ. Gel
Horace Gunthorp, Sterling N. Temple, Edna 7.
| Emery, Mabel S. Lasell Peter Olesen, Charles
NJ. Donaldson, slaton F. Robinson; Bertha Fer
| bel Little, Erneste Nickerson, Sara NJ. Jones,
| Floyd Persinger. l-.
| At Manchester, commencement week
opens June 2, at 8 pm, with COM
mencement at the academy. The annual
alumni sermon, by Rev. G. L. Coons Of
Rice Lake. Wis, will be given June 4,
give the baccalaureate sermon at $3.50
pm. In the evening, Rev. Stanley b.
Roberts Of Minneapolis will deliver an
address before the Y. M. and Y. w.
C. A.
Field day events will begin at $3.50
am, June 5. The evening of that day
is class evening. June 6, pm, VIII
be the music department recital; June
IL. 9 p.m., the sixteenth annual COM
mencement; June 7, $50 pm, the alum
nj banquet.
gram will be as follows:
uCharacter; R. o. Thomas, Lime
Springs, Iowa, grafton, "Loyalty and
Reforms Thomas mas F Ely arv R af f6a
Falls grafton 1.-The nlasSf Sc Hpa 0I o S9e
tion, "John knox,; Marie Jameson
Duluth, Grafton, "Infuence of the
Min valedictorv. 'tJohn Wiclif''
presentation of diplomas by DR.. Jane:
| Wallace. -.,.-
Other graduates who do not particl
| pate in the program are: John L. An
derson, Chatfeld; Eugene p. Bromley
Claremont: eL. o. Geib, Groton, S. D..
James A. Slack, st. Paul; p. K; Biting Gg
Onigum, MINI; Isabelle Elmer, ST
Paul; Mary c. Guy, ST.. Paul; Mrs. W
| H. Amos, st. Paul music Department.
t Miss Grace Taylor, Fulda, MINI;
For the academy graduation, the pro
> gram is as follows: Annetta a; Shep
ard, St. Paul, salutatory, ',The Poet: Poetic q
and Practical in America; Lillian 3
Thorn, Rushmore, Mimi; class history
. Lucille F. McCabe, Moose Lake, MINI
! class prophecy; James II. Walker, Pop
! lar, Mont; hints to "Preps'; Evert Il
!. Lanterman, honorary Grafton, 'lnfu
) enceo -,
The program will conclude with pres
entation Of a farce entitled, HEconom
1 Is Wealth. In the cast will be An
t eta A. Shepardson, ST: Paul; y.
Jones, Ottawa, Mimi; Harriet Dyke
Iuverne; Peter MacFarline. Northcote
Mimi; J. G. Rogers, White Make, 3. u
and Frank G. Fulton, st. Paul.
Other academic graduates who 90 no
S participate in the program are: AlbeI
D. Davis. Minneapolis; Helen M: Hum
J, St. Paul; John Mcdonald, Nulto1
!: n. D.; Eliza and Nellie Rankin, Breez'
Mimi; P. H. Warmer, Minor, y. D
Il Ethel Jones, st. Paul; Ole >. one, .
Paul.