The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-07
EXERCISES
WILL Be HELD
NEXT WEEK
Baccalaureate Sermon Sun
day to Be First Number
on Program.

Sunday will he the first day of COM
mencement week for students at the
University of North Dakota.
DR.. l.. A. C%randall, pastor of the
Trinity Baptist church of Minneap-
oils. will deliver the b~accalaureate
His subject will be Making Il Life"
There will undoubtedly be Il large
audience to hear DR.. Crandall as there
will he no evening services in the
churches of the city. The sermon
viii be preached in the university
gymnasium.
The next number on the program
will be the annual meeting OF the
board of trustees on Monday at 10
a.. III. The senior class pilgrimage
will he made at the same time. All
the members of the class will visit
the various buildings to take their
farewell of the buildings and the in
structors.
Class day exercises are to be held at
the Metropolitan theater at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. The valedictory adj
the salutatory. by Stella Hodgins; the
class history. by Donna F'orkner; the
class prophecy by Blonde Holt; and
the class poem by Solomon Esberg.
4 memorial Of the class will be
presented to the university. Walter
Matscheck, chairman of the memorial
committee. will present a large pic
ture of The Pilgrims" which will be
accepted for the university by Presi-
dent McVey. This picture will he
hung in the university Commons.
The novel feature of the class day
exercises will be the class farce which
is a true presentation of existing on
ditions at the university.
In the evening at $3.50 o'clock the
class play will be given in the Metro
politan theater. THE Professors Love
year and an excellent performance is
sure to be given as those taking part
have worked extremely hard on their
parts.
Tuesday afternoon Justice Andrew
A. Bruce of the supreme court will
deliver the university address at $3.50.
in the auditorium of Woodworth. His
subject will be The New Individual
ism"
The Women's league reception will
be neld at $3.50 in the Davis hall par
lor. and the presidents reception in
this same place at 8 p. M. There will
he a band conccrt at s p. m, on the
campus and the alumni party at $3.50
In the gymnasium. For the other hap
penings Of the day not mentioned
here. the reader is referred to the
formal program.
The commencement exercises
proper will take place Wednesday
morning at 9:45 at the gymnasium.
The orators will be Miss Anna Nc
Ilraith. who will speak on THE
Meaning of College," Miss Annabel
Batten. on THE Heart of Humanity"
Albert Void, on The New LIBERAL
ISM" and Clyde Duffy. on Greater
Democracy"
All nf the ahnx,o ~ ontinnnH o~uo~~~-
'1nents are in charge of a body of mar
shals. who will see that affairs pro-
gress smoothly. The marshals are:
Chief marshal, Ray Pinkham; assist
ant marshal. Peter Nestos: liberal
arts. Earl McFadden: teachers COL
lege. Christine %Finlayson; engineers,
Terrence Quirke; school Of medicine.
A. Torseson.
Wesley College.
Exercises for Wesley college were
begun a week previous t o those of the
university at large. The baccalaure-
ate sermon for the graduates of the
college and conservatory was deliv-
cred Mt II o'clock in the Methodist
church by Bishop j. f. Robinson. for
thirty-eight years n missionary to
India. His subject was Christ En-
throned."
The commencement exercises of the
college will be held on Tuesday, 1880
a. m., at Corwin hall. instead Of at the
Methodist church. as previously an
nounced. The graduates this year are:
Rev. Edwin Burling. from the univer-
sity and from the college. Miss Le-
one Cory and Miss Floy Jackson,
graduating from the conservatory. are
the first e to complete the required
course in music. Miss Louise Stavens
graduates from the department of ex-
preston. Miss Stavens gave her pro-
gram Tuesday night. assisted by Miss
Meacham. Mr.. Burling delivers an
Grafton at the exercises n Emil
Obcrhoffer is expected to speak in rec
ogaition of tho first graduates of the
conservatory.
Attention 10 called. TO- the class re-.
unions and lunchcons on Tuesday At