The sun., 1910-06-15

she had pink parasol and white shoes and
q black velvet hand just back Of her front
hUir. Il was impossible 70 compute the
number Of couples who had this makeup
But Z was hOti One girl said you toOk
me through a nice. lovely cold builiirg
little while ago. Let's 20 back there
10 they sat in the library and In Other
artihcially oOole1 placea or elae-yes. Il
can't be dodgei-they went around flirta-
tiOn walk.
On every side you could hear people
telling one another what an exceptionally
good class this 1870 really is. Take. for
instance. Daniel Dee PIillen, who came
from Alaska -four years ago He has played
football for four years, was captain u
the team last fall. and he stood No. 4 in
his class. Then there's Creswell CARING
ton. whose father Il Inspector General
Oi the army. and Joseph Page Aleshire
whose father Is Quarterma sfsr-( (iener Al
Another 10 jose Martin CalvO. a Govern
mcnt guest from Costa Rica. Whoe
father used 20 be Minister from there.
He had an elder brother who went throu yh
and who left a. his hegnesi to the cadets
q spanish grammar with al th1 had
parts interiined He remarked In his
preface that this would shoS them not
only hOw spanish was apoIen hut alsp
class are other notable ones among the
eiEhty-two
Along about 3.so O'Clock this afternoon
came the tent pitching drill The gray
coats and white trousers had duCked
into the barracks a short time before.
and when the battalion was formed ~
was made up Of hnansl shirted mcn l,ear-
ing the khaki colored rolled up tent !,
Out there under the sun 81 the pa-ads
they wiped their foreheads when they got
a chance Il was hot work throwing
up those dog tents In six minutes and .
half
And then there was not more than time
10 catch a breath before Capt. Morton p
smith. senior assistant Instructor IN
infantry tactics, trOtted on horEehacl;
along the streets To see that every peg
was spearing the right blade Of rass and
that every blanket lay without a wrink H.
Four minutes was all they needed n
strike camp and then the perspiring lOt
whseled back again 20 the barracks ~
come out In a few minutes a. spick and
span ~ you Tlense.
In the association Of graduates that
bad a luncheon to-day AZ the ofiicers.
mess there "a a string Of generals. Nine
teen members Of the class Of 1870 are back
for their fortieth reunion and they are
some OF these officers OF distinction are
J. W. BARLOW. ]. w. WittemOre. James
Harrison Wilson. the man who caught
Jefferson Davis and who was chief of
staff with Chafee In China: John M
Wilson. former chief Of engineers and
"a N-supsFintendent Of the Academy; r. A.
Carr. John PitInan, G. B. sears. who had
charge of the luluth harboF improve
ments; Walter Howe. the commander Of
Fort Jaw az Governors LhlAnd: Charles
ShaleF. 2. s. Dudley. Judge advocate for
a long time. r a. Darlington. the In
apectOr-General: Maior-Gen. Greene and
Col Beverly W. Dunn. who invented the
delayed explosive.
A. sOon Rs he graduates to-morrIy
Cedet Robert NJ Barr. who will then ~
Lieut.. Rerr. win tske unto himself n wife
In Miss Glasgow Of Missouri The cere-
mony will he performed by ex-ChAplnin
Herbert 8hipusn in the now cadet chapel.
which was dedicated lsst Sunday. Young
Rcrr waa appointed p cadet from Clinton.
the sixth Missouri district and the love
making heREn while he was on furlOugh
two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Barr will spend their
honeymoon In the Fast. This "a the first
incidsnt Of the kind ~ occur here since
the marriage Of Cedet Lang ifteen yearn
r9o' Another cadet. D. n. TOrrey. after
hia graduation tO-moTrOW and upon his
arrival In Washington viii wed Miss
Buckley. the daughter % an army Officer
WAsHTNOTOH. June lt.-Cadet Allen v.
EdwarIia of the graduating class Ol the
United States Military Academy ~ West
Point will not take part in the graduation
axarriqea tomorrow. although he will
receive his diploma on July l next. He
wra tried rpcently by Court-martial on
charges growing out Oi diiiiculties with
one ~ his inaGrg.ctOrs. He vas sentenced
10 remain at the Acadsmy until July {
next. He will Fe,seive his diploma on tltMt
date and viii puHer no loss Of standing
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