Evening star., 1915-06-10

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A. Pace.
Those receiving bachelor of arts degrees
are Irene Mildred Bragan. Anna Sophia
Clemens. Catharine Sheehan Connolly.
Mary Frances Evans. Mary Day Fallon,
Anna ann Margaret Feenan. Dorothy Gal. /,
Elizabeth Gfroerer Anne Sarachon
Hooley. Katharine Alice Jackson. Addie
Mary Keenan,. Carolyn North kirwin.
MARIE Anna Kramer. Gertrude Mary
Anne Leonard. Mary Louise Long. Mar
garet Julia McArdle. Alice Loretta Nc
Cabe. Rena Louise Mccarthy. Catherine
Agnes McCaskey. Margaret Elizabeth
McN eeney. Helen Paula Mahony. Mar
Suerite Louise Maloney. Helen Louise
Moore. Helen Frances Murray. Regina
Josephine OConnell Marie Agnes Ryan,
Eileen Katharine Smith. Mary Dunno
Walsh
prize for mathematics was offered
for the first time in the history of the
college. 1t was won in competitive eN-
animation by Miss Anna Lawler, II.
with Miss Mary Mccarthy, '16. as close
second
The Mrs. William Sadlier prize for the
best essay in the course in religion was
awarded to Miss Miriam Loughran, Il,
of Springfield. Mass.
Glass Day Exercises.
The class day exercises yesterday aft
ernocn were among the most interesting
events on the commencement week pro-
gram. Original conceits were worked out
in the essays and papers. and O'Connor
Hall presented very attractive appear
ance, decorated by the juniors. with un-
derclass girls forming daisy chain
through which the seniors marched to
the f1ower-banked platform. gowned in
white and carrying American beauty
| roses. the gift of their sister class. The
program was follows:
Presidents address, Mary D. Walsh ::
class history. Anna Feenan; piano solo,
Gertrude Lane; class essay, Anne Hoo
ley violin solo. Ruth Gfroerer; at piano.
Marguerite Maloney: class poem. Mar
garet McArdle: "Bugle Song c. Kr-
| win. c. Connolly. II. Mahony, E. Leonard,
A. Keenan, and A. Clemons; music by
Ruth Gfroerer: class prophecy. Mary
Fallon: parting advice, Marie Ryan {;
class song. words: Helen Mahony; music,
Vera Judge.
The senior class officers are: Presi-
dent. Mary D. Walsh: vice president.
, Margaret McArdle; secretary. Katharine
Jackson: treasurer, Alice McCabe; class
day officers, Loretto Lawler. chairman !;
Elizabeth Fennessey and Margaret Nc
Weeney
Souvenir of Graduation.
AS pretty and interesting souvenir
of their graduation, members of the
class of 1915 got out limp leather
| bound volume. the Trinilogue. in which
were contained many pictures, his
torical data, prophecy, verses, inti-
mate biographies Of the individual
members and other such material as
best records the happy days of the
class at Trinity.
With the graduation of Miss Marie
Ryan, president of the student govern
| M nj hn Lof1
Boyle succeeds to that honor. This
Office carries with it administration of
all that concerns the life of the COL
legians. rules and regulations which
lations with the faculty. 1t is the most
important honor that any member of
the student body can receive while in
college.
college last evening, that of the gradu-
at1ng class, at which farewells were
| spoken and engagements annoupced,
these being kept a closely guarded
the ten-year class, 1905. at which Mrs
Lawrence V. Grogan, president OF the
Washington Alumnae Association, pre-
sided. and that Of the general alumnae,
presided over by the president, Miss
Margaret Cummings, OF, of Fall River,
Mass.
Miss Cummings was reelected presi-
dent of the alumnae at the annual
meeting yesterday morning. The other
officers chosen re: Vice president, Mrs.
Arthur J. Amberg, 'O5, of Montclair.
N. j.; recording secretary, Miss Mar
garet Norman. '13. of Baltimore: cor
responding secretary, Miss Agnes
Grves, II, Of Albany, n. Y and treas
urer, Miss Clara Kennedy, 10, of
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Advisory Board Meets.
The advisory board of the colJeee
held an important meeting yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock Cardinal Glib
bons Is president. and ex officio mem
bers are administration officials of the
Catholic University and Trinity Col
lege and the active board, members of
which hold Office for three years. Mrs
Lawrence V. Grogan, '05. of Washington
mother of the Trinity baby. is the
alumnae representative on this board
The other members are: Bishop Car
Gs1onaty Of Los Angeles; Bishop
Shahan, rector of the Catholic
University; Very Rev. DR.. Edward
A Pace, Charles J. Bonaparte Of
Baltimore. Mrs. Thomas H. Carter Of
Washington. Joseph F. DAILY, New
York: William P. Dempsey. Pawtucket,
r. l.: Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey, Wash
ington; Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan,
wife of the United States minister to
Denmark; George E. Hamilton and DR..
Daniel W. Shea of Washington and
Walter George Smith of Philadelphia.
Many alumnae attended the reunion.
The VARIOUS chapter presidents are:
boston, Miss Mary Green: Worcester,
Miss Blanche Mcmahon; Connecticut,
Miss Katherine Doyle: Waterbury, Miss
Louise Holohan; New York, Miss Irene
O'Crowley; Buffalo. Miss Mary Conners;