The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14
EXERCISES WILL
START TOMORROW
Baccalaureate Address Will
be Given at the University
Gym by Wisconsin Dean.
H. M. S.
ON NIGHT
Senior Pilgrimage will Take
Place in the Afternoon In
stead of in the Morning
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The opening number on the univer.
sity commencement program this year
Will be the annual baccalaureate serv.
ices In the gymnasium Sunday even
ing at $3.50 O'clock. Dean e. A. Birge.
head of the college Of arts, letters and
sciences at the University Of Wiscon.
sin will deliver the address. Before
the services the members of the facul-
tty and graduating class will gather
IN front Of Macnie hall and from there
gymnasium. Special cars will be run
from. the city tomorrow evening to
the university in order to take care
of the crowd. Cars will leave the
south end at 1880, 7:45 and 8 o'clock
and the regular cars will be run lust
the same as usual.
The senior pilgrimage will take
place at the university Monday after
Davis hall and Miss Fulton will speak
at this place for the faculty while
Miss Maud Patmore will say farewell
for the graduates. From there the
line will move to Merriield hall.
Jacob Hofto has been named to speak
for the seniors at this building while
the faculty will be represented by
Dean M. A. Brannon. Bulge hall will
also be visited and the speakers there
Graham. The last place visited will
be President McVey's house. .Presi-
dent McVey will speak and the grad
yates will be represented by William
G. Bacon.
Immediately following the pilgrim
age the class day exercises will be held
on the campus In front Of Davis hall.
the Burning Of Books" will be the
work will be under the able direction
Of Edward Porter. Miss Allie Dick
son will then deliver the salutatory
address. Miss Gretchen Oescheger
will read the class history, Birdie
Adair the class prophecy and the
valedictory address will be given by
Earl Louden. A number Of other
ranged which will be a surprise to
those who attend the exercises.
The class day exercises will be held
under the direction Of Philip r.
Bangs. head marshall. In the even
ing the program will consist of the
presentation Of the play III. M. S.
Pinafore" at the Metropolitan .theater.
The play will begin at $3.50 O'Clock and
spend a most enjoyable evening,
Everything is ready for the produce
ton. The members of the cast have
been working hard and they are en-
titled to much praise for their efforts.
The following is the cast:
Sir Joseph Porter. Lawrence Anderson
Captain Corcorn. Herman Violin
Bob Beckett Carpenters mate)....
Josephine (captain's dauehtere. bacon
............. Genevieve Meacham
Little Buttercup (bumboat woman) /.
1rma Mallory
Hebe (sir Joseph's first cousin) -.
Florence Gallup
Ralph Rackstraw ...... Oscar Preble
Dick Deadeye. William Bacon
Bill Bobstay, (boatswain). .......
Cuyler Anderson
The Choruses.
following people; Anon Flaten, Wal
ter Tostevin, F. W. Stephenson, Ter
renee Quirke, Albert Prescott, How
ard Flint, Louis Tellner, Jacob Hofto,
John Harris. Hume Bacon. Alvin
Stomner and Fred Dubois.
The girls chorus: Misses Clara
Burman. Frances Collins. Irene Cox.
Gertrude Gould, Esther Holgren, Ed
ma Joslyn, Catherine McDougall,
Florence Purdon, Eva Rorke. Anna
May Schlosser, Inez Serumgard, Caro-
line Shideler and Reba Wells.
The hornpipe dancers. who are UNI
der the direction Of Miss Pike, will be
Misses Martha Barnes, Ava GRADER,
Jessie Grassick and Hazel Ladd.
Those who are looking after the
stage work and the business features
follow.
Musical Director-w. W. Norton.
Stage Director-John Adams Tay-
Stage Manager and Master of
Properties-Charles w. Bennett.
Ballet Mistress-Miss M. Esther
Pike.
Mistress Of wardrope-rheodosia
Hougton.
Prompter-Birdie Adair.
Business Manager-William C., Ba.
con.
Assistant Business Manager-sey-
mour Anderson.
Advertising Manager-Edward Por.
ter.
Tuesday afternoon at 2:so o'clock
the annual university address viii be
made in Woodwork hall by DR.. o. q.
Libby. At 8 o'clock the same morn
ing the annual meeting Of the board
of trustees will be held and the class
reunions and luncheons will take place
at o The commencement exercis-
es proper will be held In the univer-
sity gymnasium at $3.50 o'clock next