The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-11
COMPLETE PLANS
ON COMMENCEMENT
Earlham Graduation Exer-
cises are to Begin on
Sunday p.
48 IN SENIOR CLASS
Dean Ellwood Chappell Per-
isho to Deliver Class
Address.
4s IN SENIOR CLASS

The final plans for the Earlham
by a committee of the faculty. The
examinations will be held from June
10 to the morning of June % and the
commencement week exercises will be-
gin Sunday, June % with the Bacca-
laureate sermon. Monday, among 9th
er things the time honored Commence
ment drive will be held, and Tuesday
will be Home Coming day. The COM
mencement proper will take place on
Wednesday, June %. The program for
the commencement week is as fol-
lows:
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
Saturday, June Twenty-first
500 p. M-The Annual Music Recital.
Sunday, June Twenty-second
10. 80 A. M.-The Baccalaureate Serv-
ice. Sermon by Professor Gilbert
Russell, Class '94, Pastor of the
College.
ZOO P. M-The Public Meeting of the
Christian Associations. Address by
Dr. Rayner Wickersham Kelsey,
Glass 90, Professor of History, Hav-
erford College.
Monday, June Twenty-third
1000 A. M.-Meeting of the Board Of
Trustees.
2:3O to 700 p. M-The Commence
ment Drive.
500 p. M.-The Ionian-Phoenix Play;
The Importance of Being Earnest"
The Chase Stage.
Tuesday, June Twenty-fourth
=. NJ to Q.AE Tho EarI-
ham Home Coming. (See Special
Announcement
400 P. M-The Alumni-Varsity Base
ball Game. Reid Field. The Alum
nj Business Meeting. The Library.
500 P. M.-Senior Play: THE House
of Rimmon," by Henry Van Dyke.
The Chase Stage.
Wednesday, June Twenty-fifth
1000 A. M.-Commencement. Ad-
dress by Dean Ellwood Chappell
Perisho, Glass 'S7, the University of
South Dakota. The Comforting of
Degrees.
Free exhibit of fifty color print repro
auctions of the Old Masters, in the
Library Art Room, from June Is to
June 26.
List OF SFduudtcS
The list of seniors of Earlham col
1ege who are expected to graduate is
as follows:
Walter Alice, Sioux City, Ia; Harry
Bowling, Richmond; Lindlev Clark,
Washington, d. c.; Vera Crome, Rich
mond; M. Ramona Cox, Westfield,
Ind; Mary Elliott. Carthage, Ind:
Ellsworth Ellis, Richmond; Fred w.
Emerson, Vermillion Grove, Ill; w.
r. Evans. Indianapolis; c. A. Fowble.
Red Key, Ind; P. W. Furnas, Valley
Mills, Ind; Ralph Guyer, Richmond;
Anna M. Hampton, Monrovia, Ind;
Cora l.. Hooker, Berne, Ind; H. L.
Hoskins. Carmel, Ind; j. H. Janney,
Brookville, Md: Leroy Jones, Hughes
Vile, Md: Rubie E. Jones, West Mil
ton, O.; Agnes r. Kelly, Richmond;
Helen Kenworthy, Richmond; Mary
Kenworthy, Richmond; Edward Leon
ard, Carthage, Ind; Florence Long,
Pierceton, Ind; Althea McClain,
Bridgeport, Ind; Harriet McMullen,
Lyons Station, Ind; J. Blair Mills,
Lynn, Ind; Barclay Morris, Montezu-
ma. Ind; Mary Morrow, Campbells-
town, O.; Floyd R. Murray, Hammond,
Ind; Mabel H. Neal, Eaton, O.; Hazel
B. Oler, Williamsburg, Ind: L. X.
Painter, Newcastle, Ind; Sallie Raj
ford, Ivor, Ia; Russell Ratliffe, Pen
dleton, Ind; Alice Rees, Vermillion
Grove, Ill.,; William Sanders, Columbia
City, Ind; Martha Scott, Richmond
Caroline Sharpless. Whittier. Califor-
mia; Gertrude Simms, Richmond
Mary Emma Smith, ST. Petersburg,
Fla: Herman Stalker, Westfield, Ind
Clinton Stanley, Carlos City, ind
Thomas B. Stanley, Noblesville, Ind;
Mary l.. Taylor, Detroit, Mich; Isa-
belle Thomas, Springfield, O.: Charles
X. Trueblood, Paramount. Ind; Ora
Wright, Paramount, Ind; Harvey
Wright, Paramount, Ind.