The Washington times., 1909-05-28
Bishop Garrigan Will Pom
tifcate in the Chapel
on Sunday.
SHERMAN TO SPEAK
TO THE GRADUATES
Degrees VIII Be Conferred on
Tuesday Morning at IL
O'clock.

commencement week at Trinity Col
ieue win begin this afternoon at AIS,
with a concert by the Cecilian Society.
AT 10 O'Clock Sunday morning Pom
tffcal high mass will be celebrated IN
the chapel by the Rt. Rev. DR.. Philip
j. Garrigan. Bishop OF Sioux City, Iowa.
lie viii be assisted by the Rev. John
", Melody. The deacons Of honor Will
be the Rev. DR.. Thomas Z. Shields
and the Rev. De John W. Spensley;
deacons OF the mass, the Rev. DR..
Charles F. Aiken and the Rev. DR.. John
D. Mcguire; masters OF ceremonies, the
Rev. George A. Dougherty and the Rev.
DR. William J. Kerby.
The bscealaureate sermon VIII be
preached by the Rev. DR.. William
Turner. On Monday at 10 g.. m. the
annual meeting Of the Alumnae Asso-
citation will be held, and the meeting
OF the advisory board viii take place
at p. N. The class day exercises viii
begin at 4:15 Monday afternoon. Bishop
GarTigan viii preside on Tuesday at IL
a. m, when degrees are conferred, and
an address viii be delivered by Vice
President sherman
At the close Of exercises each day the
O'Connor Art Gallery VIII be open TO
visitors.
Debaters To Meet.
Georgetown University Law Schools
two debating societies, the senior and
4he junior, viii meet in final conflict Of
the season for the 500 prize offered by
the faculty OF the University. In Cas-
ton Hall. Georgetown College, next
Tuesday evening at o'clock
Leo A. Rover and Thomas F. O'Mara.
of the junior society, viii uphold the
affirmative. and James spiner and
Charles a. Jethert. OF the senior So
ciety. the negative Of the question.
s'Resolved, That the United States Sem
ators should be elected by the direct
vote Of the people
Royal T. McKenna will preside The
judges are Lawrence o. Murray, J.
Holdsworth Gordon. and Morgan H
Beach. Music viii be furnished by the
college orchestra
The committee on law school public
debates consists Of Charles 2. Roach,
Of the faculty. chairman; Royal T Nc
Kenna and Grover c. James, OF the
senior society. and John T. Sullivan and
John A Smith. OF the junior society.
The reception committee for Tuesday
comprises Samuel o. Hargis, chairman
Joseph z Abbott, Earl John AIohn,
Hugh w Barr. 3. J. D. Maloney,
Harry A SlatteIy, Jardine Carter Fort,
John A smith. ". Griffin Mudd. z.
nIcHenry CTallaher, William y. Ryan, s.
Edward Beach. John J. COwhig, WI
liam Fitzgerald, Vernon z West. VIII
liam L Crane. Walter =. 9 Kelly,
Charles A. Walls, Stuart II. Elliott,
Donald B. Creecy, Frank O. Addison,
Martin Cornell. and Chester A Gwinn-
Holy Cross Commencement.
The commencement OF Holy Cross
Academy VIII take place a. p. m, June
70. in the New National Theater. The
exercises viii be formally opened, how
ever. with Madonna Evening next
Sunday.
The festivities include garden party
on the Following Wednesday: q supper
On Thursday. primary closing on Fri
sIay, a mass and bsccalaureate sermon
on sunday, June s. class night exercises
on Wednesday. June 3: and end with
the commencement exercises on Thurs
day.
St Patriclz's Academy.
The eighty fifth annual commence
1hent Of St Patr4clrs Academy and
FTigh School VIII take place on June
10 and II. In Carroll Hall. The boy
graduates viii receive their certificates
on the first day. and on the second day
the gil graduates win held their exer-
s-fEez