Evening journal., 1917-06-09

just completed and Governor Town
I seUd will have the honor Of being the
first speaker in the fine new structure
In the evening Or. Herbert F. Ran
dolph, OF Grace NJ. f. Church. viii
mington, Will preacvh the baccalau-
reate sermon in the same building.
s This commencement will also mark
! the opening Of the new model dormi-
4 tory, turning it into a Students Com
mons. While these buildings are not
entirely completed they will be I'm
ished before the opening Of the fall
term and the Commons which is 10
be knowncas Old College Hall, will
be near enough finished by the last
Of this month for it TO be used by
Summer School students.
There will be no formal dedication
OF Wolf Hall, although on Wednesday
afternoon portrait Of the late DR..
Theodore F. Wolf. in whose honor
the building is named will be un-
yelled.
Wolf Hall is modern and fire.
proof building in every particular and
cost about S250.000 The structure ia
about 260x60 feet with a wing extend
ing some distance to the east in which
the spacious auditorium is located
The building is on the east side OF
The College Green" The Green has
been graded and levelled. and as
grass planted some weeks ago is now
up II will make an attractive appear
ance during commencement week.
The structure Is three stories and a
basement The entire third floor
viii be occupied by the chemistry de-
partments OF the college and the Ex-
permnetal Station. All the agricul-
tural activities OF the college and all
the chemical laboratories will be To-
Gated in the building. The heads OF
some of the departments will have
their quarters on the second floor and
others on The ground floor. Dean
Harry Hayward will have his Offices
on the ground floor.
The new dormitory will accommo-
date about so OF 60 ctudents and will
be occupied in September. II is
modern in every detail and will cost
about 100000.
The remodelling Of the old dormi-
tory Will cost, when completed. prob
ably S125.00O II is 10 be model
students commons, where all the
students Of the college will take their
meals. Elaborate plans have been
made in this respect 10 make It up
to-date in every detail. The Y. NJ {.
A. and other Of the college clubs and
activities will have their head
quarters in this building.
The dining room Of the Commons will
be used by the Summer School students
as viii also the auditorium IN Wolf
Hall. The complete program for the
commencement. which opens tomorrow
morning. follows:
Sunday-ll O'Clock. anniversary exer-
cises Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation address by Governor John q.
Townsend, Jr., Wolf Hall; o'clock,
baccalaureate service. sermon bv the
Rev Herbert r. Randolph, d. d., Wolf
Hall
Monday-lO O'Clock. college farm open
to visitors; O'Clock. class dav exer /
cises. old campus. O'Clock. presidents 4
reception 20 graduates and their friends /
old campns; o'clock. open air concert. I
old college steps; e.i5 o'clock public 4
speaking contest for alumni prizes. Wolf I
He'll
Tnesdsy-l03O o'clock. meeting Of IN.
hoard - trustees; O'Clock, baseball |
University of Pennsvlvania vs. D~ia. /
ware. Frazer Field; go o'clock altrnni.
faculty supper, Old College: . o'clock
fraternity reunions. Chapter Houses.
Nednesdav-l03 o'clock. commence. n
ment exercises. address BY Eli0ha lee. 4
old campus; 1890 o'clcck. luncheon FOR
alumni ard other gi>ests # the COLLAGE
tqd College; 2 o'e'ock business meeting 4
ofisne alumni. Old CclleVe: 2sO o'clo~k n
visit n Wolf Hall and unveilino Of the
portrait Of Theodore R. Wolf; sis