The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-08
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The forty-third annual commence
ment of Carthage college was held
| Thursday morning at Trinity Luth-
eran church at 10 a. IN.
ocessional-America the Beau
tiful BATES
Invocation. Rev. H. l.. McGill
Choruses from the Oratorto sta
bat Mater" hossini
i. Stabat Mater Dolorosa
2. Ella Mater.
8. Infiamatus.
Colless Oratorio Society.
Oration-Dr. Edward Alfred Steiner
Song of the World Adventures.
SohvoAeo
written for the Masque at st.
LOUSY
America Triumphant. Demorest
Address-Rev. Charles Stelling Baus-
lin.
The Star Spangled Banner. Key
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES.
! Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion history prizes-Gerald Paui
Frey, Lyman Hall Jenkins.
Ed. Hoch gold medal Greek prize
Hannah Wilhelmina Bahr.
| Leon w. Berry gold medal scholar
| ship prize-Leonard Albert Steidley-
! Ed Hoch junior pennant-Myrtle
Irene Mutt.
College Alumni association pre-
scented Rev. Carl Sundberg. field Sec
rotary, with purse of money 10
purchase travelling bag.
SCHOLARSHIPS.
College entrance scholarship
Lyman Hall Jenkins. Mary Fern
Slusher; honorable mention, Gerald
Paul Frey.
Carthage college scholarship IN
the University of llllnols-Elsle
Myrtle Putcamp.
! PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Certificate in piano. eannette
Eastman Doud.
Diploma in piano-Erma Darlene
Simser.
Diploma in voice-Martha Joy Cut
Ter, nellie Donzella linn.
CONFERRING OF DEGREES.
Bachelor of arts-Otto Garfield
Beckstrand, Cora Louise kunkel'
Eula Marie McCreary, Joseph Frank
lin Simmons, Arthur Christian Knud-
ten, Mary Elizabeth Marshall, Elsie
MYRTLE Putcamp, Marion Amanda
Ward.
Bachelor of science-DQrothy Irene
Barnett, Martha Joy Cutler, Lewis
Rowland Hill, Dorothy Josephine
Cashen. Adolph John Eicken, Will
liam Edward Reidner.
Master of arts-Reverend Harmon
Milton Snyder, A. B. Carthage col,
1eee. B. D. HANNA Divinity school.
Thesis: "a Psychological Explana-
tion of the Religious Experiences OF
Luther"
Doctor OF DIVINITY heVerehu
Bruno Lederer.
America (Smith).
Benediction.
Sunday, June 10, Bentley lodge No.
412, 1. o. o. F., will hold memorial
services. The members will as
semble at the hall at two o'clock
and headed by the Carthage band,
will march to Moss Ridge cemetery,
where the following program Will be
given:
Music by band.
Male quartette.
Address by Rev. J. M. Jones.
Male quartette.
All neighboring lodges Of Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs are invited to
participate in the line of march and
the exercises at the cemetery.
Prof. and Mrs R. H. Malcomson,
who have been teaching at Industry,
arrived last week to spend their vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. VIM. NC
Creary. They have been reelected
for the coming year, each at an in
creased salary. Miss Hilda McCreary
has been reelected to teach the fifth
and sixth grades in the Mendon
schools at $50 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lawless, Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Shepherd and Miss
Wahneta Burner attended the funeral .
Of Mrs. D. o. Lawless at Bowen,
Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Williams of Fort
Stockton, Texas, arrived Friday to
spend the summer with her grand
father J. c. Williams, and aunt Miss
Susan Williams.
Mrs. j. w Porter, state president
of the c. w. B. NJ. went to Chi
cago Wednesday to attend the an
nual union of Chicago societies. and
will make the principal address.
Miss Ruth Chevillon arrived home