Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-02
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Z JAMESTOWN COLLEGE NOTES
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The first Of the graduates OF James,
town College TO complete: work for a
graduate degree is Mi. H. Fraser
II the class OF 1919. He has held an
lsssistantship IN one Of the depart.
nents Of the Iowa State College at
Ames. He will receive his#M. E: de.
gree In June, and will continue ID the
college as instructor: The college Is
pleased at the full recognition given
his undergraduate work done here.
The summer school at the college
will open this year on June 20 and
continue until August II. In addi'
| lion to the courses that have been
heretofore offered, this year strong
| courses in religious education will be
given. This part Of the summer
school is under the supervision OF the
department. OF biblical instruction in
the college. Numerous inquiries are
coming in concerning the various
courses offered.
The students and all members of
The college we're exceedingly glad to
see our athletic coach, Stanley A. Dou-
gan, back against this week after q
serious operation.
Dr. Vim. E. Roe returned Saturday
rom a ten days visit at Marietta, O.,
where he was pastor of a church for
zen years. He went there to partici-
pate in the fiftielh anniversary Of the
recognition Of the church. p
President B. H. Kroeze has gone
% Rochester, N. Y, to attend the
meeting Of the general assembly Of
he Presbyterian church. DR.. Kroeze
addressed the assembly on the ques-
Ion OF the Integrity Of the College
Board as a representative Of the Col.
iege Presidents Association. He will
be absent for ten days yet, during
which lie will visit other eastern
states. ~"
On Tuesday occurred the annual
college picnic in which all students
md all members Of the faculty parti-
cipated.
Commencement will occur June II
when some twenty-five graduates will
receive their diplomas In various de.
)artments. The program of the
week follows:
Friday, June 11.-Oriady and Buck
oratorical Contests. $50 p. m.
Saturday, June 12.-Aletheorian Lit
erary Society Open Session. $50 p.
n. presentation Of Diplomas)
Sunday, June 13.-Baccalaurete Ser
mon. 1880 a. m. Presbyterian church.
President B. II. Kroeze, D. D.
Sunday, June 113.-Address to
Christian Associations. 800 ,. m.
Presbyterian church. Rev. w. J.
Hall, Fh. D., Edsley.
Monday, June 14.-Coffey Oratorical
Contest. $50 p. m.
Tuesday, June l5.-Annual Concert
II the Music Department. $50 p. nj.
Sanford Hall.
Wednesday, June l6.-College Glass
Day.
Wednesday june le.-Business
Meeting Of the Alumni Association.
$3.50 p. M. Banquet $3.50.
Wednesday, June 16.-Academy
Commencement. $3.50 p M.
Thursday, June 17.-Annual Meet
ing Of the Board Ct Trustees. $3.50 3.
m.
Thursday. June l7.-commence.
ment. $3.50 p. m. Presbyterian
church. Address by Rev. Frederick L.
5elden, Ravenswood Presbyterian
church, Chicago, III.
AL exercises are held in5the. college
chapel unless otherwise specified.
Athletic events in the afternoon.
The public Is cordially invited to all
these exercises.
The presidents annual reception
will be held in the parlors Of the Pres.
byterian church at the close Of the
Commencement address.
In the absence Of President Kroeze,
Dean Taylor attended the iiinuaauaguiira-
ton 81 President Hensel as president
Of Fargo college, at Fargo. Thursday,
May 27,sas d representative ofsJames.
town College.