Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-20
INAUGURATION OF
BEREA PRESIDENT
Event VIII Record Greatest As
semblage of Educators In
HISTORY Of College

Extensive plsrs have been under
way for some time for the inaugura-
ton of President William ]. Hutchins.
of Berea College, on friday, October
%, and the event give promise of
being most auspicious, to say the
least. The. college chapel will be the
scenes>of naufrftfal ceremonies
and the extensive list of speakers rep
resents some of the most notable men
of this and other sections Of fte coua-
try and will record the assemblage Of
perhaps the greatest AGGREGATION ~
educators noted in Kentucky -
years There viii be features v-f.;c'.
viii cHarscterize this event - r.- o<
the most striking o~d irl0rsssiv% -
the annals of the institution ''1--s
Pageant of the Nountains" to be en-
acted by several hundred teachers
and students, setting forth events IN
mountain history, viii be but ore Of
/ the features
The program complete will be s<
follows:
Thursday, October II
i 12-Meetine trains and lunch.
! 2-EXcursions to Indian Fort, Pis-
/ nacles. Cowbell Hollow and over
! the college campus.
! 8-Open house at presidents house
Friday, October g
! 9-Academic procession TO chaps.
9:30-Inauguration (in chapeD.
Presiding Officer-Rev. William T.
! Barton, D. D., Oak Park, H., vice
president Of the board of trustees.
other institutions to the chairman.
Anthem Chorus, the
| Harmonica Society.
/ Invocation-Prof. Eugene W. Ly-
man, D. D., Union Theological Semi
nary, New York City.
| Welcome to delegates from other
| institutions, Rev. James Watt Raine,
| D. D. G.
Response for delegates, President
Henry c. King, Ii. D., Oberlin Col
| lege.
Greetings to William James Hutch
| ins, Edwin P. Morrow. governor Of
Kentucky; Frank L, McVey, presi-
dent of the University of Kentucky;
John L. Gay, mayor of Berea; vii
/ liam Goodell Frost, LII. D., president
emeritus, Berea College.
-Hymn-All Hail the Power Of
Jesus Name.
Scripture-Willis D. Weatherford,
Ph. D., Nashville, Tenn.
| Inaugural Prayer-Rev. Robert G.
Hutchins, d. d.
inaugural Addres-William James
Hutchins, president of Berea College.
| 12:15-Luncheon for guests.
1:00-Automobile rides.
3:O0-Pageant Of the Mountains
| Tin tabernacle).
6:OO-Banquet for invited guests.
desses-President James Coot-
er, Washington College, Washington,
Tenn; President Samuel Tynsdale
Wilson, Maryville College, Maryville.
Tenn; President Henry Churchill
King. Oberlin College. Obelin, Ohio;
President Howard Smith Parsons,
Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio;
President William Turnbull Holmes,
Tougaloo, Miss: Bishop Junius N.
Horner, Asheville, n. c.; President
Frank E. Jenkins, Piedmont College,
Demorest, Ga; Miss Katherine Bow
fersox, Berea; Rev. Howard Murrzv
Jones. Auburnville, Wis.
S:30-General reception Qedies
100000 night (library steps).
Saturday, October %
Conference or Mountain Problert
9:O0-Addresse before whole stu
dent body (main chapeD by Harcourt
! A. Morgan, president Of the Univer-
sity of Tennessee, Knoxville. Tere-;
| John P. Mcconnell. president Of the
Southern Educational Association, OF
East Radford Va.
10:15-Addresses before college ard
academy by President Henry c. KirE
of Oberlin, Ohio: Helen H. Diugmsa
Harlan. Ky: William c. Frost Be-
rea-
Addresses before Normal School hy
Sidney Gordon GillbVeath. president
East Tennessee Normal School, IohJ,
son City, Tenn; Mrs. Mary Sloop, Of
Crossnore, N. c.: Abner c. Jones. su-
perintendent schools, Harlan, KY;
Rev. A. E. Smith, Cow Greek, Ky.
i Addresses before TIE vocational
school by Wallace Hughes, editor the
louisville Courier-Journal; Albert
Shaw, editor Review Of Reviews, New
York City.
Addresses before Foundation school
by Rev. F. R. Wharton, Pleasant Hill,
Tenn; Rev. E. A. Brown, superintBd-
ent of Southern Baptist schools, West
Asheville, N. c.; Prof. Miles y.
Marsh, principal farm school, Astss-
willie, N. O.
You Can't Beat 'Em