The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-06


wednesday, June :.
$50 A. NJ. Literary Society breakfast
Campus.
10 80 A. NJ Frat" and Barb Ball game
Athletic park
10 80 4. NJ. Annual meeting of Board of
Trustees. Boswell Hall.
L. 90 n Alumni Glass Reunions
90 Z. NJ. Presidents Luncheon for the
Trustees. Pelletiers.
? so p NJ. General Alumni Rally. Rice
Hall and Chapel, followed
by Alumni Business meeting
OF the Alumni association.
q Is T. NJ. Annual Dinner of Alumni and
Students Pelletier's.
$50 =. NJ Band Concert and the Wash
burn walk. Campus
Preparations for the alumni ban
quet tomorrow night at Pelletier's tea
room and the much heralded Wash
burn Walk" which are expected TO be
the features of the commencement,
are almost completed. over two
hundred reservations have been re-
ceived for the banquet and the COM
mittee announces that it is advisable
to get name and reservat ions in soon
as but three hundred and fifty plates
can be provided. The feature of the
banquet will be the presence of Coach
Kennedy and a reunion of his famous
'O3 football team.
Tomorrow electricians and carpen-
tiers will be busy putting the party
clothes on Washburn campus for the
big garden party, the Washburn
Walk " to which every student, alum
ma. former student and friend of the
college within the city is invited. A
special invitation is rendered to the
visiting merchants. The campus is to
be decorated with hundreds of lights
and the buildings are to be thrown
open to the visitors. Automobiles will
not be allowed on the campus during
the walk and their owners are request
ed to park them outside.
81 Class Day Exercises.
At 10 o'clock this morning the class
day exercises were held. The main
part of the class day program was the
giving of a pantomimic representation
OF the past four years history of the
college. This was followed by the Civ
Bearg. The ''undergrads'' had theii
sororities held their reunions at ;
sororities held thier reunions ia
clock this afternoon. At $50 tn,
Tau Delta Pi luncheon was held.
At O'Clock tonight the annual free
Recital of the fine arts faculty will b.
siven This is one of the musicale
events of the year in Topeka musica
circles. Following is the program:
Bach $500. Fantasie and Fugue in G Mino
Horace Whitehouse
Brahms :..--'-... -Capricietto in B Mino
wnloughby D. Boughton
viens alder from Samson ct Am 1s1i,
Emma Rempfer Whitehouse.
K reisIer ''.''''''''.-'....---.-; .iLiebeslei'
Helen Phipps
Iiszt -----.--.....- Sonetto del Petrarc
List ------..--..--.--...E tude in + Mino
Arensky Allegro from Concerto Il
ArenSky Observation-Disclosures.
Allegro from Concerto in f minor
W. D. Boughton.
Orchestral parts played on organ by Hor
ace Whitehouse.
Shakespeare Night.
The rain did not prevent tn
Shakespeare celebration last NIGH
The big Thomas gymnasium wa
transformed into a greenwood bowe
and the stage was as beautiful as an
outdoor one could have been TIL
celebration was opened by a choru
singing IT'S June" This was followe
by the unwilling of the Shakespear
statue and the reading of an origina
verse tribute by Miss Alice Hughes.
~ Two scenes from THE Merchant q
Venice" were offered: the "Rialt
scene" with Preston Palmer as An
tonic. Shylock by Howard Cox. TIL
rCasket scene" was given with Mis-
Mildred Coughlin as Portia. Mis-
= ESracia Wood as Nerissa, Carl Bver
as BaSsanio.
The third scene was THE Tamin
of the Shrew" with Miss Ruth Koeste
as KATRINA, Sam Stewart as Petrl
b chic and Martin Potter as Kathrina
5 Father.
The Witches Scene" from MA,
beth- was particularly effective TIL