Evening star., 1915-06-15

vice president. DR.. William Barton of
i Washington. D, c.: second vice presi-
dent Anthony \. Hirst of Philadelphia.
Fa.: third vice president. Daniel W.
tO'Donoghue of Washington. D. c.;
fourth vice president. J. Lynch Fender
CAST of New York. \. Y: fifth vice
president. j. Neal Power of San Fran
| cisco, Cal; treasurer, Hugh J. Fegan.
and secretary. Henry r. Gowen.
! Executive committee-Dr John Foote of
/ Washington. D. c.; DR. S. Logan Owens
] Of Washington, D. c.; Joseph l. Weller
OF Washington. n. C.; John j. HamlI-
ton of Washington. D. G.; Francis P.
Waguespack of New Orleans. La. :;
James i B. Duffy of Rochester, n. y:
John s Leahy of 81. Louis. Mo.
| Eight members elected to the alumni
three years. John d. Mclaughlin. So
of Boston, James F. Tracey, "a. of
| Albany: Anthony A. Hirst II, of Phil
adelphia. and pr. J. Taher johnson. 90,
OF this city for term Of two years RS: ):
Charles J.. Palms. 'se, of Detroit. and
j. Neal Power. '95. Of San Francisco,
and ]. Nota McGil. 81, of this city, TO
succeed DR.. Sherley Bowles of this city,
Slogan for Coming Year.
President De Courcey told the 500
diulnHl SdiHeTtC IN tHe nS !e tlidl
the slogan for the next year was TO in
crease the number of enrolled and pay
ing alumni to more than 1000. all
working actively for the advancement
and growth Of the university Martin
Conboy, who received an honorary de-
gree today, was the last speaker az the
alumni smoker. He is Washington
boy who is practicing law in New York.
STNfa IN he foh 10
was the silver loving cup presented to
President Donlon of the university by
the alumni.
Tribute was paid to the memory Of
Rev. Jerome Daugherty, former rec
tor of the university. who died year
ago. and resolutions Of eulogy were put
into the alumni records.
Then followed song fest. in which all
Of the old college giees were indulged
in. and all the old favorites, including
George H. O'Connor and Philip Scantland.
were called upon to contribute solos. This
feature was in charge Of a committee
consisting of DR. William C Gwinn, chair
man: Frank Kane, Fred Stohlman, c. c.
James, Roy Adams. c. c. Miller and DR..
Frank Castael
While the sing and smoker were in
progress in the quadrangle formal
senior farewell dance was in progress in
Of Barry Mohun, chairman. John Conroy
of the college. DR.. ]. D. Cogan of the
dental school, Harry Hickey and Hugh
Fegan of the law school and DR.. James
Moser Of the medical school.
This closed a day of varied festivities
and merrtment al the university,
Glass Day Literary Features.
The class day literary program was:
Sons Of Georgetown chorus class his
tory, Francis A. !. Connolly; class song
J. Eliot Wright. 5r., class Grafton. John
J. O'Day, jr.; farewell Grafton, William
]. Cullinan.
Class officers-Presdent, Edmund J.
OBoyle: vice president, Cornelius j. Nc
| Grath secretary. Bernard E. Shlesinger,
and treasurer, J. Bernard Edmonds.
Class day committee-Edmund J.
OBoyle, chairman; Edmund E. Barrett,
John F. Conroy and J. Eliot Wright, tr.
Following the formal class day ex-
ercises came the burlesque parade Of
alumni DR.. S. Logan Owens, made up
as a clown. caused a great deal Of
amusement by his industry in keeping
things out Of order, and John Murphy
as Uncle Sam" preserved an unper-
turbed mien Of "watchful waiting" and
strict neutrality" He several times as