The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13

&, ELECTED PHtSiOEAl Of OOAnu
n fRvsTEES-- TRYING AND BROWNING
'ry CONTEST OF LITERARY SOCIETIES
fortv-ninth commencement ex-
Il. known as the Victory Com
ns,, smont of Western Mary lAnd
,sso we're opened Friday evening
~, We week in Alumni Hall with the
.,st in elocution for the Norment
NJ % given by the Freshmen and
'TSomore classes. Four gold
Vi,Is comprise the Norment prizes,
/ nr a Young woman and one for
Eorpg man in each class after being
knnrnced the successful contest
N the selections we're interesting
we'll rendered, the successful
[octants being announced We'd
T5,v morning and appear below.
N musical selections we're: Chorus,
EFpr's Song, Bellini-Dicks; piano
\ Hungarian, Mcdowell and a
M solo. My Noble Knights, Meyer
l The contestants and their sub
N we're as follows:
Eushmen-"Bay Billy, Frank H.
[avay Margaret E11zabeth Coonan,
Esminster; In the Royal Garden,
|uise Bates Fisher, Denton, Md;
N Last Glass Supper, Herbe1 D..
Ed Sarah Henrietta Seney, Ches-
tpwn. Md; The World a Whisper
! Gallery, Newell Dwight Hills,
4 Gordon Bennett, Sharptown, Md;
Railway Matinee, Robert J. Bur-
Ne Benjamin Salisbury Carroll,
Iaon. Nd; Thicker than Water,
rtOur-0sborne, John Desmond
Nj, SOlOmons, Md.
Easy Errand,
rOlyn Wells, Lida Carroll Adams,
sppe Nd; The One Hundred and
sh Annie Hamilton Donnell,
h stOcksdale Dorsey, I sykesville,
| Mrs. Casey on Lawn Tennis,
he StOddard Capwell, Lillian
onas Merrick, Sudlersvil1e. Md;
: Prisoners Statement, Blanche
ige8 Brown, Wilfred Monroe Cop
aVer, Westminster; "Rasmus" ;,
nas Nelson Page, Edward Earle
lHklin, Baltimore: America as a
rd-POwer. Archbishop John Ire
d. Fred William Paschall, Ridge
INC.
blowing this program the students
The third year class Of the Pre-
aOry school were given certifi-
Is Of graduation and the honors OF
class were as follows: Russell
class were announced and ag-
L below.
Stained Window Unveiled.
aurday evening AT 6 o'clock an
resting event was the unveiling
dedication of a stained window
The stage of Alumni Hall by the
AF class. The different classes
ned on the campus and gave their
and the graduates in cap and
N marched between two chains
lalSeS to the Hall where the win
was presented by Mr.. Schoffeld,
'dent of the class and accepted by
l. II. Lewis, president of the col
who spoke a few words of ac-
ance and appreciation on De.. alf
ae college. The window repre-
Is Mimic Art. the Muse Of Pas
a poetry, the design being beadt
and in harmony with the charac-
Glowing this President Lewis en-
4ned the graduates and faculty
Gu is always an enjoyable Occa-
! An annual affair and one that is
interesting to all students and
y spectators took place on the
.pls at o'clock. This was the
4a'on Of Virgil by the Freshman
Y mere was a funeral protee-
alter which the funeral oration
delivered by a member Of the
y Tnen the effigy was lighted and
S4AeG iii flames.
baccalaureate Service.
aluay aS morning a large audience
-eeu a,: lle services in Alumni Hall
nlLcn the Lutheran, Reformed,
rUulS, ,ao Protestant and Methodist
'upal i congregations joined with
,t;g tUllege. This is always an in
snls' W. impressive and inspiring
IL !. ana as is customary for many
4, H.. !ne graduates and faculty, in
r5,nic ,na costume and the students
oa.s; ruea on the stage, singing as a
.ins. .itrS.onal, Luther's battle hymn.
N eH'! Fortress is our God.
sronaI a y. Day, OF the Methodist
II 'pai q church offered prayer and
,ntS A. sne Lords prayer after which
\ nelli n Te Deum in O." Dudley
i y S"S sung by the college choir.
Insna ], = "arfeld, Phi. ID, read the
dantru uinents with responses by the
Pafaa Nv and Rev. 9. w. Walck. OF
leITd;nm Iormed church led the Psalter
G;on; with the Apostles Greed
w Vr rn II II concert. The scripture
The Mas, "as read by Rev. E. T. Read,
NJ eCnodlst = Protestant church
.eaIar,l. !. 4, Lewis delivered the
w ssne eale sermon. The cofltge
WorT,aain % another anthem. Light Of
lch ,u Po,. Percy Starnes. afte.
rherape e', o, Mm. II. Hetrick, Of the
syer - sharch offered the closing