The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
FIRST EVENT
NEXT SUNDAY
Gives Promise of Being Very
Successful Closing
Season.

with the preaching of the hacca-
laureate sermon next Sudav morning,
June p. the first number on the uni.
NersltH commencement program will
take place. The sermon will be given
IN the university gymnasium at $50
~ III. ny lr. L. a. Crandall. pastor Of
'hc lrlhltI BAPTIST church of Minne-
apolis.
The annual meeting of the univer-
sitN boar of trustees will he held On
MONDAY. juno 10, at 10 a. m.. and at
ma holr the senior pilgrimaee will
also take place. Each building AT thn
institution will he visited by the whole
class, and farewell speeches will he
made by students and members of the
faculty at each stop.
me pilgrimage was first introduced
here three years ago. and is held at
graduation time. The list of speakers
1or the pilgrimage follows:
Merrifield IIall-Prof. Vernon u
Sqlires and c. ". Matchbox,
L.lhrary-Lihrarian c. ". Simmer
and Earl McFadden.
school of Mines-Dean C. Fl. Crouch
and Arvile Patterson.
Woodworth Hall - Dean Josenh
Kennedy and Miss Anna Eostos
Science lIall--Dean +. +. French
and r. a Heising.
GEmnasiu.n-Dr. D. NJ. Dunlap and
Miss Rena Parizek.
Davis Hall-Dean Ella Fulton and
Miss Blonde Holt. ~
Macnie Hall--Miss Ester Pike and
Miss Ella Murphy.
Bulge Hall-Arthur Hareravos .,d
+. b. Farrow. "AN
The Commons--41iss Daisy Treen
n Miss Christine ~Finlayson.
PRESIDENTS House-Presidcnt r r..
McEey and Theodore Wells.
Glass Day Exercises.
The class day exercises will take
place at : p. m. of the same dav. and
they will be held in the Metropolitan
onara house. An unusually good farce
VIII be given by the class This ya,r
n the contents We're written by the
seniors themselves. The farce is sun-
posed To be a take-off ON conditions
visiting at the university. and the fac
uitN VIII NOT be allowed to interfere
with il in any way.
class day speakers are: Vale
dictorian. George Shafer: saluta,orian
Stelia hodsins: class historian. Dorma
class prophet. Blonde Holt.
class poet, solomon FIsbcrg.
IN" class memorial will also be
presented to the university during the
exercises. Walter Mastcheck. chair
man W iht' memorial committee, will
present the memorial. and. President
McNeN will accept it for tho universi-
w.. A large picture of The Pilgrims,
will he thu gift of this years class. and
IT. VIII occupy a place in the commons
building.
Class Play.
One of the best parts of the pro-
gram Will be the class play. which will
ne presented at h Metropolitan on
Monday evening. June 10. The Pro-
lessons Love Story is the play to be
STAGED by the class, and it will surely
make a big hit. In fact it is supposed
to be one of the best plays ever put
on by a university graduating class.
The ~rehearsals are becoming more
frequent as commencement week
draws near, n Prof. Koch, who is
directing the play, is much pleased
With the work being done by the ac-
tors. The play will be given at $3.50
y. re.
University Address.
Justice Andrew A. Bruce Of the SUI
preme court. will deliver the annual
university address on Tuesday, June
II, at 2:30 y. m. He will speak in
Woodwork hall.
take place Wednesday,. June IL, at
$3.50. in the gymnasium. Clyde Duffy
and Albert Void will be the orators
representing the law school at the
commencement exercises. "Greater'
Democracy" is Mr.. Duffy's oration.
while Mr.. Wold's subject is The New
Liberalism" Miss Annabel Batten
will talk on The Heart of Humanity"