Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-11
THE FULL PROGRAM
FOR COMMENCEMENT
At BATES COLLEGE

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gram for Commencement week at
Bates has been announced as follows
Sunday, June 10. $50 p M.-Bacca-
laureate sermon by the President in
College Chapel. P. M-Alumni Mus
ical Service in College Chapel
Monday, 9 A. M.-Reunions of Col
lege Glasses at places designated by
class secretaries. 4 P. M.-Concert on
David's Mountain and reception to
graduates by Young Women of the
College. s P. M.-Alumni night Fiske
Room. "reminiscences by DR.. F. E.
Enrich, '76. College songs, Alumni
Program.
Tuesday $50 A. M.-Bird walk with
PROFESSOR Stanton and breakfast by
the AndrCscoggin. P. M.-The an
nual meeting of the College Club in
Eurosophian Room. 8 A. M.-The an
nual meeting of the President and
Trustees in Hathorn hall The annual
meeting of the Alumnae Club in
Polymnlan Room. Athletic events and
Carnival on Garcelon Field. $50 P.
M.-The Class Day exercises of the
class of 1915 in Hathorn hall. P. NJ.
illumination Of College Campus. Sem
ior Play: Hippolytus lin English).
Wednesday 1000 A. M.-The Forty
ninth Annual Commencement in Col
lege Chapel 100 p. M-Commence-
ment Dinner on College Campus 500
to 1890 P. M.-President's Reception to
Alumni and Graduating Glass in Fiske
Reception Room, Rand Hall.
Bates Seniors who will graduate with
honors read their essays before a COM
mittee including Prof. w. H. Harris
horn, Prof. George NJ. Chase and Prof.
II. r. Purinton. Tuesday afternoon,
and the following eight were selected
as the Commencement Day speakers:
Helen May Hilton of Machias; &C.
neva Adele Page Of Bucksport; Marion
Ruth Cole Of Crystal. N. H: Frances
Violet Bryant of Richmond; Harold
Charles Abbott of Dorchester, Mass;
Leslie Roy Carey of Ashland, N. H;
Earle Atherton Harding of Hemet
Calf: aud Ernest Leroy Saxton Of
Meriden. Conn.
The Bates Girls Musical Clubs have
chosen officers for 1861 as follows:
Glee Club, leader, Mabel Googin; mana
ger, Ellen Harding: pianist Maude
Murphy. Mandolin Club, leader Alice
King; manager, Bernice Wood. All
the officers are members of 1916.
The Freshmen and Sophomore classes
held meetings in Hathorn hall yester-
day afternoon at one o'clock to elect
class marshals and make arrangements
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day al ?. u. The Freshmen elected
William Davidson Of Gardner, for class
marshal They also made arrange
ments for a class yell. The Sophomore
class elected Phillip Webb of Portland
for class marshal. Two committees
We're also elected, one to decorate the
assembly hall for Ivy Day composed Of
Misses Grace Berry. Alton. n. H.; Ruth
Stursis. Portland; Ruth Moody, Wells;
and Messrs. Waldo Caverley, Corinna:
and Joseph Pedbereznek, Ansonia,
Conn. The second committee was for
the purpose of nominating class officers
for the coming year and was composed
of Raleigh Bubier. Madison; John L.
Sherman, Norwood, r. l.; Arthur l..
Purinton, lewiston: William David
son, Gardiner: and Miss Ruth Capen
East Boothbay.
The Press Club held a meeting in
Libbey Forum yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, the object of the meeting
was to discuss the best methods Of
getting Bates represented in the papers
of the state. 1t was decided that the
members of the club should send the
news to the local papers in their home
communities. The larger papers Of the
state will each have a special repre-
sentative to report all the news of
general interest.
The Aroostook Club held its annual
election of officers last night with the
following results: President, Harold
Drew, Patten; vice president, Conrad
Coady, Patten; secretary, Fred A. Par
sons, Patten, James r. Ballard, Lime
stone and Frank Cunningham, Sher-
man Station, members Of the eXecu-
coror1.ffoo