The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
Benjamin Ide Wheeler. president of
+ the University of California.

revive the Bourbon burial with the
junction of bygone days. The class of
1904 has planned circus commemora-
tive of the sophomore circus given
when the class was in college. 1t is
expected that 40 members of the class
Will be in line. Athletic members of
the class of 1909, winners of the Big
Z, will appear in the pageant with an
illumination of that letter. Those who
Will appear on the float are Cowles,
Crossfield. Dozier Farmer and Cert.
The parade will form at South hall
and will march through the campus to
the town of Berkeley, where it will be
Joined by the Berkeley divisions. The
campus will be Illuminated for the
pageant After marching through the
Berkeley streets the parade will re-
turn to California field, where the vari-
Gus classes and divisions will perform
their respective antics for the benefit
of the crowds in the bIeachers
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
On Wednesday. May IS the COM
mencement exercises of the University
of California will be held at the Greek
theater, beginning at 10 o'clock.
The program is as follows:
Invocation.
ural Sciences. Cand. B. S; Adolphus ]. Eddy.
College of Civil Engineering Cand B. s.; Stuart
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l.: Maurice E. Harrison "a. B. 'osl, College of
Law, Cand J. d.
Presidents address to the class.
Awarding of university medal
Awarding of military commissions.
1onferring of degrees.
Benediction
In the afternoon the annual Phi Beta
Kappa address will be delivered in
Hearst hall by President K. c. Babcock
of the University of Arizona formerly
fae rNf
of California Prof. M. W. Haskell will
preside The public is invited.
In the evening President Benjamin
Ide Wheelers reception to the MEM
bers of the graduating class will be
held in Hearst hall.
Wednesday night will be the most
important night for the alumni, for it
is the night on which the reunions of
the classes will be held. The older
classes will meet in the homes of class
mates, but the classes of later years
will celebrate more extensively with
dinners in halls and hotels, and each
class has prepared some particular
form of diversion The following is the
list of reunion meetings to be held dur
ing this week:
IA dinner at Jules cafe, San Fran
cisco, Wednesday at $50.
II, Claremont country club, Berkeley,
Wednesday evening.
rs, Palace hotel, Jesse street banquet
room $50 Wednesday.
70, at home OF Judge and Mrs. Slack,
San Francisco go3' "Wednesday evening.
Wednesday evening.
80, Bismarck cafe, San, Francisco,
Wednesday evening, o'clock.
'S3. camp fire" reunion at home of
street. Oakland. Wednesday evening
"a, at home of Mrs. J. n. LIE Conte. 10
Hillside court, Berkeley, Wednesday
'85, reunion at alumni association
luncheon, Tuesday;
90. dinner at st. Francis hotel, san
Francisco. Wednesday evening at $50
SO, at the home of Mrs Warren Greg
ory, Berkeley, Wednesday evening.
'94, at home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
's6, reunion at alumni luncheon, Tues
day noon.
9S. dinner at Hotel Stewart, San
Francisco, Wednesday evening.
80. plans not yet perfected.
90, men of class will dine at Univer-
sity club, San Francisco, Wednesday
'O1, fdora park. Oakland, Wednesday
'OS, Key Route inn, Oakland, wednes-
'6S, Hotel Carleton. Berkeley. wednes-
day night.
avenue. Berkeley, Wednesday night.
'O5, Unitey hall, Berkeley, Wednesday
night.
7o7. Masonic temple, Berkeley, wednes-
'oS, Hillside club, Berkeley, wednes-
sos. Ebeu club house, Oakland,
Wednesday night.
PIONEER EDUCATOR
The most interesting parsonage at
the jubilee will be DR.. Samuel Fl. Will
ley, California pioneer and sole sur
vivor among the founders of the Col
lege of California. of which he was
vice president at the time it was taken
over by the state as the University of
California.
One of the most distinguished of the
alumni who will be present at the
jubilee will be Gardner f. Williams of
the class of So Of the College of Cal
ifornia who came from Washington
D. c., to attend the celebration Will
liams was for years manager of the
De Beers diamond mines in South
Africa, and is a world wide authority
on diamonds and diamond mining. At
the time of the Boer war he heroically
defended the plant from the attacks
of the Beers. Williams will be present
at the reunion dinner of the class of
'98, of which his son was a member
The younger Williams is now manager
of the De Beers mines. Williams is
now connected with the government in
Washington.
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE
The committees having general
charge of the golden jubilee are COM
posed of the following faculty men,
alumni and Berkeley citizens
Golden Jubilee Comhlittee-Prof
William Carey Jones, chairman: Prof
W. A. Setchell, Prof. George M. STRAIT
ton, Mrs. A. f. Morrison '78. Ezra w.
Decoto co. Max Thelen 'O4.
Alumni Committee of One Hundred-
Z. V. Cowell 80, chairman
Committee on Alumni Publicity-C
c. Young 92 chairman
A Berry 50. chairman.