Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26
Centennial Program
CONTINUED from uaoe one,

j. Condor. LID, SO. guest of hon.
or OF the Senior class. 100 M.
Alumni lunch held in the campus
auditorium. Business meeting pre-
sided over by Archer j. Jordan, A.
b.. 30. president of the Almuni
association. President Roberts will
preside over the post-prandial exer-
cises. Open to all graduates, nom
graduates and their guests. Tickets
required. 1900 M. Alumnae asso-
cations annual business meeting in
the chapel. 100 P. M. Alumnae
lunch held in the gymnasium. Miss
Florence Dunn, A. B., '96, president
of the association will preside. Open
to all graduates, non-graduates, the
Senior class and their guest and
wives of returning graduates. 400
P. M. The college pageant held on
the campus. Second production for
graduates and guests of the college.
Tickets required. 500 P. NJ Torch
light procession. All graduates and
undergraduates are expected to take
part in the line of march. The mar
shall will be John e. Nelson, LIB,
'9S. 900 P. M. Fraternity and So
rority reunions
"Wednesday, June 80, Commence
ment and anniversary day. College
prayers in the chapel conducted by
President George E. Horn, d. D.,
LID, of Newton Theological Insti-
tute, 800 A. M. Academic process
I chm All
members Of the board of trustees and
faculty, graduates and undergrad
yates are expected to have a place in
this procession. Academic dress is
requested. Formation on college
walk, west side of the campus in the
following order: Division Escort
Of police, assistant marshal, band,
standard bearers, college marshal,
honorary marshal, undergraduate
classes in order Division 2-His
Excellency the Governor of Maine,
escorted by the president Of the col
lege, Governors staff and council, the
commencement day orator accompan-
led by the Precedent Of the board of
trustees, the United States senator
from Maine, members of congress
from Maine, judge Of the United States
court. judges Of the supreme court and
representatives Of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts and the mayor of
Waterville. Division 3-Recipients of
honorary degrees, the board of trus-
tees. Division 1.-The college faculty
Division 5--Delegates from other col :
leges and institutions. Division g.
Invited guests of the college. Divi-
sion The alumni of the college in
the order Of their classes, alumnae
Of the college in the order of their
classes. $50 A. M. Anniversary adj
dress in the Waterville Opera House
by Smaller Mathews, LID, Of the
class of "a. Dean of the Divinity
i school Of Chicago University An
nouncement of prizes and comforting
Of degrees by the president Of the
college and the president of the board
Of trustees, first upon the members OF
the graduating class. and then upon
the recipients of honorary degrees
Tickets required. 11.30 A. NJ. Pro-
! cession reformed in Operd House
square. 1900 M. Anniversary din
/ ASA 40 ehS campus adultOIAuLl, SIlc1
Justice Leslie c. Cornish, LID, rs,
presiding. All graduates, former stu
dents Of the college. delegates and
invited guests invited. Tickets requir-
ed. 1880 Exhibition tennis match
between His Excellency Governor
Carl E. Milliken, of Maine with part
ner and Oliver L. Hall, 's3, editor of
the Bangor Commercial and partner.
400 p. M. Glass reunions. 500 p.
M. Promenade concert and illumin-
alton Of the campus. The general
public invited.
The local debating society which
was recently formed at Colby is to
become a chapter Of the national for
ensic honorary society Pi Kappa
Delta. Saturday evening Herbert
Fairman, from Lynn. Mass, who has
been delegated by the national head
quarters, is to initiate the members
into full membership and present
them with the key which is the sign
Of membership in the society. The
local CHAPTER pow has ten members