Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
FORMER GOV. WALSH
TO ADDRESS GRADUATES
Will Speak at Trinity College To-
morrow When Degrees Are Con-
ferred-This Is Glass Day.

David ]. Walsh. former Governor Of
Massachusetts,, is to deliver the address
to the graduates at Trinity College to-
morrow morning, when the degrees are
conferred by Most Rev. John Bonzano.
the papal delegate.
This is class day at Trinity College:
The presidents address. by Miss Noel
McFadden. is to be followed by piano
solo by Miss Anne McGrath. The class
solo is by Miss Anna Lee Pace, niece
of DR.. Edward Pace. director of studies
at the Catholic University. Miss Claire
Donahue has prepared the class his
tory, Miss Collette Daily. the class es-
say. and Miss Alice johnson. the class
poem. The essay. Parting Gifts"
which is the class will. is to be fead by
Miss Eleanor Mccormick. The class
song was written by Miss Marie Shea
and the prophecy by Miss Katherine
Sullivan.
At the class banquet tonight Miss
Agnes Holland will be toastmistress. and
the toasts will be responded to as fol-
lows: ITO the Glass; Miss Noel Nc
RE Enright; ITO the Future" Miss
Louise WEIGH: ITO Sophomore Days"
Miss Collette Daily; ITO Junior Days"
Miss Mary F. Lotus; ITO Senior Days"
Miss Mabel T. Kelly; ITO Student Gov
eminent" Miss Eleanor Mccormick
-ton;, ITO Absentees." Miss Pearl Staudt,
and ITO, the Faculty" Miss Miriam
Loughran.
The officers of the class are: Presi-
dent Miss Noel McFadden; vice presi-
dent. Miss Agnes Holland; secretary,
Miss Aileen Garfield treasurer. Miss
Marie Shea. The class day officers are
Chairman. Miss Emily K. Maher, Miss
Pearl Staudt and Miss Aileen Garfield.
A solo III the choral ballad, THE
Slaves Dream" by Miss Anna Lee Pace,
and solo by freshman. Miss Mar
garet Duncan. were the features of the
concert yesterday afternoon by the
Caecilian Society with the cooperation
Other solos were by Miss Isabella
Koran, Miss Consuelo de Pasquale, Miss
Eleanor Mccormick, Miss Annabel CAL
lagher, Miss Una Donahoe and Miss
Katherine Power.
The officers Of the Caecilian Society
were: Zita Donahue. president: Olive
Matthews, vice president; Margaret
Dougherty. secretary. and Margaret
Donahoe, treasurer.
Others who contributed to the concert
were:
Eurydice Club-Miriam Loughran, d.
rector; first violins Zita Donahue, Ger
trude WEIGH, Margaret Callahan, Irene
Seeley, Helen Fitzgerald and Elizabeth
Mccormick; second violins. Frances Geier,
Regina Connolly, Jean Marshall and Mar
garet Kelly; mandolins, Rena Barry, Dor
othy Callahan, Teresa Sweetser, Claire
Donahoe, Hazel McQuillan and Anna
Donahoe; guitar. Kathleen Tracey;
piana, Anna McGrath.
Glee Club-Zita Donahue. director;
first sopranos. Colette DAILY. Anna Lee
Pace. Eileen Brooks, Alice Burns, Mar
garet Callahan, Margaret Donahoe, Una
Donahoe. Elizabeth Jones. Mary Lillis.
Julia O'Toole. Gertrude WEIGH. Mar
garet Ecres. Gertrude Brucker. Marian
Casey, Dorothy Casley, Margaret Dun
can. Mary Duncan, Mary Gaffney, Ma
rian Hopkins. Isabelle Koran, Loretto
lie Blond. Elizabeth Mccormick, Bland
McGady. Margaret Mcmahon, Mary
Mead. Inez ODonnell. Mercedes Phelan,
Ellen Russell, Irene SPAIN, Mary
Thomas; second sopranos. Patricia CAL
win. Pearl Staudt. Eleanor Downing,
Margaret Dougherty. Regina ODonnell,
La Refine MCGOWAN: first altos, Mary
Judge. Olive Matthews. Ellen Desmond,
Isabel Fogerty, Marion Rickelman,
Grace Shugrue; second altos. Hazel NC
Quillan, Claire Donahoe. Teresa Sweet
ser and Alexandrine Acerboni.