, 1906-06-21
HAVE GREAT SPORT AT EXPENSE
OF JUNIOR CLASS AND EN-
TERRAIN LARGE NUM-
Der OF FRIENDS.
Occupied Center of Stage in Cap and
Gown, Second Glass Sitting in
Front in SackcIoth and Tears
Luncheon by President and Mrs.
Tisdel in Honor of University
Guests-Prosram for Tonight.

Glass night is always a fayorite with
friends of the university, and this year
proved no exception to the general
rule, a large crowd being present to
enjoy the fun. This began with an
academic procession" which was led
by the seniors in caps and gowns, who
were followed by the members of the
Junior class arrayed in sackcloth and
presumably ashes, and evidently grief
stricken by their impending separation
from the senior class. The delegations
of s%ophomores and freshmen in plain
clothes, as they say of policemen on
parade, completed this pathetic and
impressive procession, which finally
took possession of the seats reserved.
The program arranged by the seniors
was varied by songs from the juniors,
Everybody Works but the Seniors"
being the prime favorite. The num-
bers outlined were as follows:
Debate-"Resolved. That Vivisection
is Justifiable." Affirmative, Margaret
Mcintosh, 'O7; Neva Nelson, '07, and
Amy Abbot, '07; negative, Clara Prahl,
'07; John Hill, '07, and Herbert Ken
nedy, '07.
Glass Prophecy-Miss Mcintosh.
Mantle Oration-Class president.
Response-John A. Hill, '07.
Farce-"Popping the Question
Henry Thornton. -. Mr.. Bergen Nelson
Henry Primrose, Ellen's guardian.
Mr.. Albin Nelson
Miss Biffin, old maid. 80. Miss Mcintosh
Miss Winterblossom, old maid 49,.
Miss Grimes
boDDln Miss Jones
Ellen Murray ........ Miss Peabody
Take-Off on Juniors.
Miss Grace Peabody, president of
naughty SIX" occupied the chair and
also delivered the amusing mantle ora
ton. The response by John Hill, OF,
was equally clever. In the debate,
which was a ~burlesque of a recent
strenuous and brilliant effort made by
the juniors in English 1SB, Miss Mar
guerite Mcintosh was represented by
Miss Mildred Mcintosh, Mr.. John Hill
by Mr.. Bergen Nelson, Miss Neva Mel
son by Miss Mary Grimes, Miss Clara
Prahl by Miss Julia Jones, Miss Amy
Abbot by Miss Grace Peabody and Mr..
Herbert Kennedy by Mr.. Albin Mel
son. The farce was a success in every
particular, ave that it is probable that
the makeup of the old maids has de-
stroyed the matrimonial chances of
those damsels forever. The senior
class received congratulation from
their friends upon the success of the
entertainment.
Luncheon by Dr.. and Mrs. Tisdel.
One of the most enjoyable features
of commencement week was the lunch
con given this afternoon by DR.. and
Mrs. Tfsdel in honor of the board of
trustees, special guests being DR..
George Vosburgh of Denver, who will
deliver the annual address tonight
and DR.. Grace Raymond Hebard, sec
rotary of the board of trustees. Sweet
peas were prettily utilized in the floral
effects n the elaborate menu was
served in courses.
Program for Tonight.
Commencement will reach its cul.
mination in the exercises tonight. DR.
George Vosburg, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Denver, is to de.
liver the annual address to the grad.
yates, a custom which now obtains in.
stead of the senior orations of former
years. DR.. Vosburgh is said to be one
of the most brilliant and interesting
speakers in the west and his appear.
ance here is anticipated with pleasure
The program for the occasion also in
cludes several fine musical selections
the presentation of the diplomas tc
the graduating class and the accom-