Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-12
WEEK At
RUTGERS COLLEGE
Exercises viii Begin Saturday
and Continue Until Next
Wednesday Night.

The alumni of Rutgers College in
this city. and county will attend the
commencement week exercises, which
will open in New Brunswick Satur-
day with a baseball game between
Stevens and rutgers teams, and
close Wednesday evening with the
148th annual senior commencement
exercises In the Robert F. Ballantine
gymnasium. Local and Essex county
men will receive high honors. The
Alumni Association dinner will be
held next Wednesday afternoon in
the gymnasium.
The officers of the Rutgers Club
are: Morrison C. Colyer, president;
DR.. B. H. b. Sleight, vice-president;
II. F. Kirk, secretary and treasurer,
and Charles Bradley, Frederick T.
Ward, william K. Flanagan, Harry
B. Brewer, r. C. Wackenhuth, jr.,
Il. L. Dickerson and George Morris,
board of governors.
Among the club alumni who will
represent this vicinity at the exer-
cises and reunion will be: John A.
Miller, class II; Charles Bradley, '76;
Cortlandt Parker. jr., '7S; DR.. B. H.
B. Sleight, 80; Coleman Randolph,
'S2; Judge Alfred F. Skinner, 'S3;
Frederick T. Ward, "a; Charles e.
Pattison, "a; Frederick w. Parker,
'8S; George Morris, 'S9; George S.
Hobart, '96; James e. Ashmead. '97;
Charles M. Mason, '97; Louis A..
Kempf, '98; F. c. Wackenhuth, jr.,
80; James l.. Garabrant, '01; Frederick
w. Smith. '02; Howard i. Kirk, '03;
William r. Flanagan. '04; Charles r.
Blunt, '04; Frank II. Stobaeus, '0S;
Harry r. Brewer, '08; J. Stanley
Benstead, '08: Philander Belts, 81;
John w. Jamier, 'O9; William J. Nor
rison, jr., and Howard C. Gilmore.
Clifford e. Stevens, '04; Horace M.
Decker, '93, of Orange; Robert B.
Littell, '95; John M. Stair, '06; Will
lam A. Messler, '9S, of East Orange;
Harry f. Cooper, '02, of Bloomfield;
John s. Osborne, '09. of Belleville;
Irving L. Reed, '96. of Glen Ridge;
Thomas H. Bruce, '06, of Irvington;
C. d. Vreeland, 81, of Montclair, and
Frederick S. Bush, '03, of Caldwell.
The senior class highest honor COL
legian, will be Seymour Parker Gill
bert, of Bloomfield. Second honors
Will go to George e. Hagemann and
Herbert w. Heilman, of this city;
Alan d. Campbell and Vivian C.
Ross. of New Brunswick; Walter S.
Bloom, of Catskill, N. Y, and Ralph
j. Kieffer, of Lake Katrine, N. Y.
The third honors Will go to Henry
" Toanhcn- EInaar Il INo11ra,r ond
Leroy C. Wilsey, of Newark; Herbert
r. PEBBLES. of Paterson; John O..
Marsh, of Railway; george w. Mar
tin, of Metuchen; William r. f. Stier,
of S~ayreville; Harold c. Amos, of
Rochester, N. Y; Leonard S. Briggs,
of F~irthcliffe,. N. Y; William G
Herman, of Plainfield: Valentine b.
Ravens, Of New Brunswick; Fred
ericlS Woelhe. Of Brooklyn. N. Y;
Robert Schmidt, Of Yorktown, Va,
and Earle E. Vanderwerker, Of
Schuylerville, N. Y.
The commencement orations will be
delivered by Seymour P. Gilbert. Har-
old C. Amos, George e. Hagemann,
Alan D. Campbell and Valentine B.
Havens.
The program for the week will be as
follows; Saturday, a baseball game
between Stevens and Rutgers, on
Nelson Field, at 8 p. M; on Sunday
morning. in kirkpatrick Chapel, spe-
cial service at 1890, with a sermon
by Rev. DR.. j. Frederic Berg. of the
class of 1892. In the evening the bac-
calaureate sermon will be delivered in
the Second Reformed Church by Rev.
DIR. william Pierson Merrill, class Of
1887, now pastor of the Brick Presby-
terrain Church, New York city, Mon
day evening at s the annual Glee Club
concert will be held in Kirkpatrick
Chapel, and Tuesday the class-day
exercises will open In the Ballantine
gymnasium at 8 p. m, and be fol-
lowed by the junior exhibition at s
O'Clock and several fraternity re-
unions.
The program for Wednesday. the
closing day, will include a meeting Of
the board OF trustees in Kirkpatrick
Chapel at 10 a. m, a session of the
Alumni Association in the faculty
house at 1880, with annual service of
the alumni in kirkpatrick Chapel at
IL m. There will be an GRAFTON by
Rev. Jasper Samuel Hogan. class of
1891. on Manhood as an Objective
in College Training" and the holding
of the alumni dinner in the gymna-
stun at 1 p. m.
The reception of President w H.
will be held in the alumni
and faculty house from 4 to 8 p. m,
and will be followed by the annual
senior commencement exercises.