The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-01
CeremsAy Scheduled for Tues. Az
ternoon with Addresses byState
Superintendent, President
Evans and DR.. Eskridge
BISHOP BROOKS
DELIVERS SERMON
Declares Pouring Out Of Gods
Spirit Basic Fact in Religion
BE Good Sons and Daugh-
ters Of Cod

Tuesday will be one OF the real red
letter days in the history or chickasha
and also day that must he given a
prominent place in the state chroni-
cles Il is the day set apart for the
dedication OF the first dormitory erect
ed on The campus OF the Oklahoma Col
lege Tor Women
President EskrIdge urgez that the
people of Chickasha recognize the Inn
portance Of this event in the develop
Eneni uf the college by turning out en-
rnasse to attend the dedicatory exer
cises which are scheduled TO open ~
3 80 b m. tomorrow. The program 10.
the occasion is as follows:
Invocation.
Song. Oklahoma"
Address, State supt Il. II. Wilson.
Address Charles Evans, president Of
Edmond Normal
song by Glee Club
Address. President ] b. Eskridge.
Benediction
Concert Tonight.
The second number on the program
for commencement week win be given
III The college auditorium this evening,
being concert by the department OF
expression for which the program II
as follows:
Pasty -------- Kate Douglas Wiggin
Grace Whatley.
Mrs. Ripley's Trip Hamlin Garland
Orales Blair
Chansonette. The Naughty Little
Clock -------4-- Smith
Grace vandiyer
Nonologue. A Pleasant Hour on
the Beach" --~------ Cooke
Pauline Thornley,
The Singing Baby --- Winslow
Mrs. Claude Kicker
Scarf Dance
Kathryn Duffy Claudia niair,
Caroline Duffy. Wilma Cloud.
Lucille Stewart
Aisndy's Organ ------4-- Higginson
Gladys Banta -
A Study 10 Nerves Lena Morgan
Baccalaureate Sermon.
Bishop Francis Key Brooke Of okla
homa city delivered the bSecalaureate
sermon at the college Sunday morn
ing. on account Of the threatening
weather. the audience was not as large
as was expected. The musical num-
bers consisted OF the hymn Holy.
Holy. Holy. sung BY the college
chorus and congregation, an anthem,
Babylon" by the chorus and a vocal
solo, Emanuel" sung by Miss Willie
shipley in very effective manner.
Bishop Brooke prefaced his sermon
with some remarks ON the college and
the relation Of state education TO re
ligion. 1T Is wisely ordained that no
formal religious teaching be given in
state schools" said he. .rsut the relig.
ious element is recognized In these an.
nual sermons which representatives OF
the church are invited to deliver. AS
a citizen OF Oklahoma and ! came
here more than 20 years ago--l am
deeply interested in this college. and
am proud OF the progress that onr
state has ria de. W s,ilisii .sst,k back se
the time when ! first came to Okla
homa. recalling the little village oi
Chickasha on the prairie and consider
ing the progress since made, ! cannot
but think OF how good God has beer
to U.S."
IT shall come TO pass In that day
that | will pour out my spirit etc.
was the passage Of Scripture on which
Bishop Brooke based a sermon thai
breathed the spirit OF the deepest re
ligion. Departing from the beateI
paths OF commencement sermons, th'
bishops sermon was a simple and earn
est amplificatlon Of his text, a message
from religious teacher who was mani
testify Speaking from experience an'
profound knowledge Of his subject,
God has been weuA4ng through al
the ages said the bishop, "and he i
still working today. He speaks toda,