Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-03
NOTED GUESTS
ARE COMING
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the alumni luncheon meeting at Hep
burn Hall, and OF the alumnae at Pear
sons,
In the afternoon there will be duaI
track meet on Porter Field between the
Signal Corps OF the University OF Yer
mont and Mddebury, There will be
an interesting program OF events, with
MIDI well represented Notwithstanding
that some OF her best material is of Ia
war,
Musical Saturday Evening
The evening musicale by the College
musical clubs, under the leadership OF
Professor Lewis ], Hathaway at Mead
Chapel, to which admission is free, will
have the following interesting program;
Sonata op, 50 Gmlnani
Prelude
Adagio
Tugue
MISS DYER
Chorus Forget me not Gieie
Baritone solo Behold God is Mighty WOolc,
Mr. SWAN
Chorus Trisagion and Sanetus c, B. HG;Uley
Organ Hallelujah Chorus
Messah) Hando-DGHhOm
| MISS DYIR
Male Chorus Hail to our Native
Land (Aida) Verdi
Solo Tor Clarinet Fantasia
op 81 Carl Boomon
Mr. LANG
Chorus and Orchestra To Thee
o Country EhhbGg
Sunday Events
On Sunday, Dr. Thomas will deliver
the baccalaureate address at Mead
Chapel, the services beginning at l0;45.
The usual celebration of the anniver-
sary of the Christian Associations will
be held at 4:30 instead of 1880 as pre-
viously announced, and in the Congre-
gational Church instead of in Mead
Chapel, The Rev. George L, Cady, of
New York City who is secretary OF the
American Missionary Board, and who
was formerly pastor of Congregational
Churches at Dorchester, Mass, and
Lansing, Mich, will deliver an address
at this Association meeting, to which
the public is also invited,
Governor to Review Troops
commencement Day on Monday will
open with chapel at S45, Associated
Alumni meeting at o'clock, and with
the drill of the College Battalion meet
ing at 9 o'clock, and with the drill of
the College Battalion by Governor Ora
ham at 9:i5 on the Campus. The bat
talon is in readiness for a fine military
show which will doubtless attract
large number of visitors to the Campus
At l0:4j the usual procession of UNI
dergraduates, graduates, faculty, guests
and trustees, will move down College
and Main streets to the Congregation
al Church for the graduation exercises
at II o'clock.
Orations and essays by the members
of the graduation class will not be a
feature OF this years program, owing to
the pressure of work the students have
had in cutting their year OF study short.
The exercises will be as follows:
FESTIVAL PRELUDE Harkc,
Professor Lewis j. Hathaway
PRAYER by President Thomas
SHAOiHONE SOLO
Mr., Sayton Lang
ADDRESS-"W Would Lincoln Say to This
Generations
Rev. J. Perciya Iluget, ID, Of Brooklyn.
CAPRICE Bdrhemy
College Orchestra
Comforting OF Degrees
Benedicton
sTLo Co.,,,a,car,apt ,pchaon will
be held directly after the graduation
exercises, and at Battell Cottage this
year instead of at the gymnasium. Gov
ernor Graham, the Hon. w. B. G. Stick
ney, Judge Hand, and Ambassador FL
kus will be speakers, which will make
this event one of the most interesting
of the whole commencement program.
The reception by President Thomas
and Mrs. Thomas in the social rooms OF
Hepburn Hall, and the junior promen-
ade in the gymnasium at S:45 will be
the concluding events, The dance order
for the prom" is an exceptional one,
reproduced from the Campus as fol-
lows;
Here They Come; Smile and
Show Your Dimple-One Step, |
Indianola; Irish Con-
fetti- Fox Trot
3 Kelama Wailiano- Waltz.
A N Everything One Step.
5 Bagdad- Fox Trot.
6 Umbrellas to Mend One Step.
Z It's Pippin- Fox Trot.
s Spray of Roses, Old-Fashion-
ed Wife Waltz.
8 Down South Everybody's
Happy One Step.
10 When the Saxaphone is Play
ing Fox Trot.
II Well Knock the Heligo Into
Heligo out of Heligo-
land One Step.
u Yah-de Dab Fox Trot.
10 One Little Rambling Rose-Waltz.
Intermission
IA Hilo- One Step.
Is Paddle Addle- Fox Trot
16 Somewhere a Heart is Break
ing Waltz.
II That's Mothers Liberty Loan;
Sailing Away on the Henry