Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-14
An Interesting Week of Com
mencement Exercises Com
plete at Grimell
THE DEGREES ARE CONFERRED
Degree of Doctor of Divinity Conferred
Upon a Number of Successful Alumni
of the Institutional Number of New
Instructors for Next Year-List of
Graduates.
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Grinnell, June 14-Commencement
week at Iowa College closed last night
with the presidents reception and the
promenade concert by the glee club on
the campus The exercises this year
have been unusually interesting aud
ideal weather has prevailed. large
contingent of visitors from all parts of
the country have been present to as
ident j. II. T. Main. The college con-
ferred five honorary degrees yesterday
in addition to the sixty degrees given
the members of the regular graduating
class. The following honorary degrees
were conferred Doctor of Divinity
Rev. A. s. Davis, New Britain, CT. Rev
Jas f. Snowden. Cedar Falls, Iowa;
Rev. Geo. e. White, Marsovan, Tur-
key. Doctor of Laws-Judge j. f..
Dodge, Madison, Wis; Prof. l. "A. Loos,
Iowa City.
The speaker of the day was Rev.
Stephen G. Barnes, d. d. of st. Johns
berry, VT who delivered an eloquent
address. After the comforting of de-
grees, President Main announced the
of Caroline T.. Sheldon,
'93, instructor in French, Mrs II. 5.
Mallory. dean of women; Clara e. Mil
lerd, SO, professor of Greek, and Paul
in, he
MATES for the academy. A gift of
chairs from the class of 1906 for the
platform in the new chapel was an
nounced Rev. r. O. Douglass, of Grin
nell, who is known to all Congrega-
tional circles in Iowa, and who has de-
voted nearly quarter of century to
the work Of the Congregational home
work in Iowa, was elected
trustee of the college to succeed Rev.
II. II. Robbins.
Degrees were conferred as follows:
Candidates for the degree of Bachelor
of Science-Hugh ]. Carothers, Bay
ard: Raymond John Cary, Atlantic;
George Melville Crabb, Parsons, kans.;
Harriet Esther Jaquith, Des tMoines;
John Wesley Leaman, Nashua; Ed
mund Hall Lisor Montezuma; James
Duncan Nc Culloch, Nashua; Henry
Howard Marvin, Grinnell: Thomas
Smiley, Malcolm; Frank Everett Stan
ton. Humboldt.
Candidates for the degree Of Bachelor
of MISUNDERSTANDING Andrews, Mar
Lila May Barley. Fort
Collins. Colo: Arthur Lee Barnard,
Clarion; Jennie Belle Batherwick,
Grinnell Lois Geneva Bradt. Rock
we'll City; Myrtle Pearl Cessna. Grin
nell; Verna Alice Chase, Des Moines;
Charra Currie, Mount Ayr: George
Frederick Davis, Tabor; Arie Benja-
min DeHaan, Pella; Mabelle Clara
Gauley, Grinnell; Robert McKoy Ora
ham, Grand Rapids, Mich; Ruth Green,
Grinnell; Grace Gertrude Hancock,
Eagle Grove; Grace Hill, Fort Dodge;
Hugus Villisca; Edna Deane
Brooklyn; Lucia Esther
Merrill, Alden; Louise Beach Miles,
Grinnell; Rosetta May Miles. Grinnell;
Albert N Mills, Mason City; Mora
Marie Murphy, Grinnell Arie Mugs
kens. Alton; Minnie Emily Ormerod,
Ellen Augusta Price.
Grinnell: Lena Gail Pryor Grinnell;
James Garfield Raley, Calumet, Mich;
Edna Sears, Marshalltown; Jessie
Smith, Usage; Ethel Stoner, Des
Moines; Nellie Elizabeth Sumpter,
Sloan; Mary Susan Tucker, Knoxville;
Helen, Weber, Villsca Nelson w.
Wehrhan, Hartwick; Leta Josephine
WINERY, Iowa Falls; Archie E. Will
der. Humboldt; Walter Allen Williams,
Mazeppa, Mimi; Hazel Wilson. Knox
Vile; Laura Wilmington. Toledo.
Candidates for the degree of Bachelor
of Arts-Edna Edmunds. Correction
Vile; Martha Hall, Nashua: leila Pearl
Hart, Postville; Ethel Louise Hutchi-
son, Guthrie Center; Agnes Vera
Knowlton, Grinnell; James Albert
Grinnell; Jessie Arnold Nc
Murray, Webster City; Josephine Peck,
Franklin, Neb.; Alma Wright, Harlan.
Candidates for the diploma of the
School of Music-Stella Sarah Mason,
Grinnell: Eva Olive Wohlhuter, Fair
mont. MINI.