Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19

Everything Is in readiness for the annual
commencement exercises at Delaware
College, which viii take place tomorrow
morning. Following ane the members
Of the class and the degrees to be con-
ierred:
Bachelor of Arts classical course)-
Charles Wright Clash of Wilmington.
Joseph Buck Foster, Jr., of Wilmington.
Wilmer Edwin Hardness. Jr.. of Newark.
Bachelor Of Arts Oatin scientific
course) George Wilson Murray OF Choate
Del.
Bachelor of Science (agriculture)-
Maynard Thompson Griffith of Smvrna
Bachelor of Science civil engineerng)
Harry Allyn Cmmer of Farnhursi
Joseph Earle Edwards OF Wilmington
Cecil Clement Fulton, Jr., Of Dover.
Arthur Hauber of Wilmington. William
Thomas Moore of Cherry Hill. Md: Paul
Fleming Pie Of Newark, William John
Iaggart of Wilmington.
Bachelor of Science (mechanical en-
gineerng) William Vaughan Derby of
Noodside, Hugh Leslie Stewart of Bank.
Md.
Bachelor of Science electrical en-
gineering) Andrew Franklin Fader of
Newark, Oliver Perry Hewes of Whining
ton. George Leonard Lovett of Newark
Arthur Christopher Ward of Cherry Hill,
Two years course in Agriculture
Charles B. Brown of Wyoming.
Class day exercises were held last even
ing, William +. Francis. OF. presiding
The class oration was made by Cecil &.
Fulton, Jr., of Dover. whose theme was
Government Ownership of Railroads I"
The class history was read by William I.
Moore, and the prophecy was made by
Joseph +. Foster, Jr., of Wilmington.
The AthenRan Literary Society cele-
brated its 72d anniversary last night
there being a fair attendance for such
unseemly weather. S. L. Hamilton smoke
on "Ihe Value Of Literary Societies. %
and emphasized the value OF the training
and ability that nccrues from active
membership in such an organization
j. Is. Foster. Jr., urged his fellow members
OF the graduating class 10 cultivate and
cherish the bond of friendship that is
formed in societies such as the Athenaan.
The orator was John p. Holland of
Milford, who spoke Of personal travels
through the country and illustrated the
beauty, grandeur and greatness of the
United States as he observed them. Mr.
Holland made an appeal 10 the students
TO take q stand early in their careers and
10 hight for the cause of civic righteous
ness and public morality.
The following graduates will make
orauons at The commencement exercises
tomorrow' William v Derby. William 4.
darkness, Jr., and Joseph Il. Edwards.
lhe commencement address will be made
by Henry Ridgoly OF Dover
A moon. fI.. 80 -. .If 4 4
az luncheon, and in the afternoon the
exhibition drill will be held All night
the commencement dance will he given
IN the new gymnasium. The following
| committees have been appointed bv
President Griffin to arrange ior the dance.
Invitation and programme Homewood
chairman, Stevens. Rossell. Ridgelv. Mes
sick; music, George Francis. chairman.
Cullen, keppel; refreshments. Griffin.
chairman, Noss, =. b. smith: decoration
W. NJ Francis. chairman. Singles Cain
Perkins j. Smith, Bucllmaster. Crossan'
Shaiier Blake, NJ Price; hoor. Dihen-
derier chairman. Hudson. Wyatt. Nc
farlin, Warrington i. S. Price
TOME INSTITUTE.
Following are the new teachers Of Tome
Institute Tor the coming school year.
| Francis r. North, Newark. n. j.. history
and commerce; Charles J.. Favinger. Bow
doin 1906, Latin; Carl y. Gerrsh. Uni
yeIsity OF Vermont, 1906, commerce: Miss
Ethel V. Knight. Worcester. Mass kinder
garteni Miss Alice B. lane. State Normal
School, Brdgewater Mass. 1905. FIRST
grade; Miss Evelyn B. Combs Beverly
Mass, grade teacher; Miss Wilmetta g.
lhayerl State Normal school Fitchburq
Mass, 1905, grade teacher Miss Grace
W. Chandler, State Normal School Fitch-
burg, Mass, 1906, grade teacher