Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

desire 60 witness Il win be moro numer-
Gus than on any previous occasion IL
win be held In the largest gathering
place the city affords Volunteer hall.
Mr. Carnegie will arrive from Skibo
castle on the night Of the 18th. He will
be met at the railway station by band
Of students who win tunefully assure
him that they regard HIM as a jolly
good fellow which nobody can deny"
TO the accompaniment OF cheering and
singing, they viii escort him TO Scores
park, where he will be the guest Of
Principal Donaldson, vice chancellor OF
the university.
GRADUATION CEREMONIAL.
Noxt afternoon win witness the in
siaImtion and graduation ceremonial.
Vice Chancellor Donaldson win preside.
With him on thc platform viii be the
members OF the "Seuatus Acalemiyus'
Of the university I'M their robes. repre-
sontatiNes Of other Scotch universities,
also in robes, and big wigs Of various
sorts. The hylllaucy Of the scene viii
be enhanced by the paudy colorcd robes
prescribed for the students which hns
caused the ancient university to be
styled 'tho college Of the scarlet
gown"
THE LATIN PRAYER,
To the vice chancellor falls the task
Of delivering the prayer I'm Latin which
the students take good care nobody
over hears. Then the president Of the
students representative council asks
the vice chancellor to install the rector
The Vice chancellor says something in
Latin which is quite as uuiutelllgible
as Choctaw ,o MI Carnegie The Jah-
tor of the university. nan of learn
ing by III" ray-thcu arrays mr. Oarue-
sic i'm III, official robes OF black SUR, be-
spduGl'd N.lh 'oli lace AS ihe lald
Is dumuF little man ne cuts rather
am amusing figure iu this ria, but even
an his millions would not suffice %
make HIM a ST. Andrews rector With
out H. While the robine ceremony is
under way the students break loose
again and cheer vocif'rous'y, When
tho din haas subsidized the rector delivers
his inaugural address ana Whll@ ne ls
,r'. ,hcg I,poW that revised pro6e siIpS
OF it are alr6'dy in their offices,
THEIR TT-pN NEXT
The recipients OF the honorary de'
9rees have their innings next Earh
ono OF them n turn is presented To the
vie" chancellor by the doNu OF jnn rae
ulty of arts. Prof Lawson. Helped
cut hy lHcls nom W no s VINO ihe
professor makes brief sueech' telllnS
what each man has done 10 merit ihr
"C -itb e ordeai meanwbiIe striving his
hest 20 put ON what Is termed depre-
catory smile. Ihen tle learned JIM
tor puts gorgeous scalIrL looe on Nun
Mhhe studtnts ana spectators IuceI'
Ihe wee chahCeIlor corners Tue uesIre
on MN ny tapping nun on ine heau WIN WIN
the cap Neheraple piece OF cIoui,
and pronouncing "a Latin FORM OF
words Al inc same lillle tHe uoou "
the L, L. made OF scarlet SILK anu
lined win white satlh-ls plaVcu uiouhu
his neck when ms trahslornalloil 10
thus completed the tulI heuged uoc-
tor shakes hands Wlth tI!e wee cnau-
cellor ana the members ot lHe Hcilat',
make a speech.
THE EVENING RECEPTION.
In the evening Mr.. carnegie VIII no'u
reception IN the man. ana lal'V ne
VIII be invited 10 attend shlohl'b ,ul-
cert, given ny thc stuuehlS ~ tne Stu,
dents union dlnlus MAJ" IL - u'uDlIul
If he VIII attend, tor ne mas az Suohh
am aversion as hud hlue james 10 lV-
hacco I'm all FORMS Ih"l nisht lu' SUI,
dents take possession OF 'ne loWn auu
hold a toichlight procession winning
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