The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-14
OF This Number Who Will
Receive Degrees Next
Wednesday, Fifteen Are
Residents of City.
NUMBER OF EVENTS
UPON THE PROGRAM
DIR. Paul Shorey of Universe
ty of Chicago Has Been
Secured to Deliver the
Class Address.

OF the forty-nine students of Earl
ham college upon whom degrees will
be conferred next Wednesday fifteen
claim Richmond as their place of resi-
dence. The other members of the grad
uating class reside in other cities in
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, New York, Mis-
souri, and Washington, d. C.
With the annual music recital this
evening at 8 o'clock at the college
chapel, the commencement week real
ly begins. Tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock the Phoenix and Ionian socie-
ties will present Lady of Lyons" by
BulWer Lytton at the chapel.
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock
Professor David Worth Dennis will
deliver the address at the baccalau-
reate service. At o'clock Sunday ev-
ening the Christian association of the
college will hold public meeting, the
address to be delivered by Frank Cor
Eell, pastor of the Friends church at
Winchester. This meeting is to be
held at Earlham Hail.
Trustees viii Meet.
The board of trustees will meet at
1:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. AS far
as known nothing of any particular i'm
Iortance will be done at this meeting
From 2:3O to o'clock the commence
ment drive will be held, and at 8
o'clock Monday evening the Madrigal
Club will present a Chinese Operetta,
''The Feast of the Little Lanterns" on
the Chase outdoor stage.
The second meeting of the board of
trustees will be held Tuesday after
loon. The Alumni banquet is to be
held at 1890 o'clock Tuesday after
noon at which Dr. Erastus Test, head
1T the mathematical department of
Purdue University, will be present
Prof. Test today sent a telegram to
President Kelly stating that he would
accept the invitation to be present and
TO deliver a short talk upon the days
when Earlham college was but small
boarding school.
DR.. Test is the Oldest member of the
Alumni association of Earlham col
lege. His address upon the early days
of the college is expected to be highly
interesting.
Tuesday Class Day.
The annual meeting of the Alumni
association is to be held Tuesday af-
ternoon. Glass day exercises will be
held at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening
followed by the Ivy ceremony and the
presentation of King Rene's Daugh-
ter upon the outdoor stage.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
the commencement exercises will be-
gin. Dr. Paul Shorey of the University
OF Chicago will deliver the class ad-
dress. Following this the degree will
he conferred upon the graduates.
President Kelly today stated that
the class of 1912 is about as large as
those of preceding years. He is we'll
pleased with the work done by the
graduates during their work at the
college. In addition to the forty-nine
graduates two members of the 1911
class will be given the degree of Mas
ter of Arts. They are Frank R. Elliott
of this city and J. Philip Bruner of
Greenfield.
The list of graduates, the course in
which they specialized and their place
of residence is appended:
List of Seniors.
Sarah Addington, English, Rich
Arond, Mark Baldwin, geology, Fair
mount, Gertrude Mary Bartel, German,
Richmond. Lois Lillian Brown. English
Paoli. Paul II. Brown. physics. Spice
land. William Ernest Cary. chemical
and Biol. Ganesvoort, n. Y. Dudley
Artemus Cox. physics, indianapolis,
Clifford Charles Cook Crump, mathe-
matics. Greensboro. Roy Benton Davis,
chemistry, Maitland, Mo-, Ida L. Le-
Long, English. Sandy Hill. N. Y, Ben
jamin H. Deuker, mathematics, Rich
mond, Edith Anne Edwards. German,
indianapolis, Homer J. Furnas, chemis-
try, indianapolis, ]. Lemoyne Gilbert,
geology and Biol, Wabash. Albert
Richardson Hall. Bible, Paoli; John
Hancock, geology. Fairmount, Margar-
e. Hardin, Latin, knightstown. Sabina
N.ucile Hutton, mathematics, Logans-
port. Agnes James, Latin, Richmond,
Elihu E. Jenkins. English, Sapulpa,
Okla. Rowena Pearl johnson, German,
vermillion Grove. ILL.,, Donald Bond
johnson. German, Richmond. T. Elsa
NJ Jones. English, Fairmount, Henry
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