New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-26
Lord Reading and
Lansing to Address
Columbia Alumni
Will Be Principal Speakers
at Luncheon Following
Commencement Exercises
The Full P Programme
Beginning May 81 the Various
Functions Will Extend
Until June 6

Lord Reading, British High Commits
sioner, and Robert Lansing, Secretary
of State, will be the principal speakers
at Columbia University, June S. at the
Alumni luncheon Immediately after the
commencement exercises. President
Nicholas Murray Butler will preside
and other speakers will be Lieut.. Paul
Perigord of the French Army and Cap
tain Fernand Baldensperger, Professor
of French Literature and Civilization
at Columbia.
Immediately after degrees have been
conferred various classes will make
gifts to the university, and the AGA
denAc procession, composed of the en-
tire faculty and graduating class, will
proceed to South Field where the cerc-
mony of dedicating the memorial tenn
pie to Former Dean j. H. Van Amringe
of Columbia College, will take place.
Then the trustees will present a Ser
vice Flag to the faculty at the Faculty
Club.
Because the usual evening campus
exercises have been omitted from the
programme, alumni headquarters for
the evening will be at the New Column
bia University Club, a West Forty third
street, where all Columbia men will
have an opportunity to inspect the new
club house.
Sleeping Accommodations for out-of-
town Alumni will be provided free of
charge in the University dormitories
on June and 5.
The full programme for the One
Hundred and Sixty-fourth Commence
ment follows:
Friday, May 81
$3.50 A. M-Teachers' College River Day
Bear Mountain (by subscription)
$3.50 P. M.-Barnard College senior play
Students Hall (by subscription).
Saturday, June I
l 100 P. M.-Teachers' College luncheon, Ho.
tel McAlpin (by subscription).
60 40 P. M.-Barnard alumn@ suppers
Students Hall.
$500 P. M.-Teachers' College senior dance
Whittier Hall (by subscription).
$3.50 p. M.-Barnard College senior play
Students Hall (by subscription).
Sunday, Juno 2
100 P. M.-Baccalaureate service, university
gymnasium. Sermon by the Rev. Charles
L. Slattery, D. D.
Monday. June
200 P. .M.--Coumbia College class day
green between Earl and Mines (by in.
3:30-5: 80 P. M.-Teachers College recep.
ton. Dean and Mrs. Russell. Thompson
gymnasium.
4:3o P. M.--Columbia College senior tea
Earl Hall.
Tuesday, June
200 P. M.-Teachers' College senior class day
i Horace Mann auditorium.
$3.50 P. M.-Barnard College class day. Stu
dents Hall (by invitation).
4 100 P. M.-Teachers College garden fete
(by invitation).
1900 P. M.-Phi Beta Kappa joint meeting
307 Library Building.
100 P. M-Phi Beta Kappa dinner for the
Columbia section. Faculty Club
800 P. M.-Phi Beta Kappa Grafton, "a
Redefnition of Fraternity" by Dr. Mary
E. ,Woolley. president Of Mount Holyoke
doux. 305 Schermerhorn Hall.
s: 80 P. M.-Columbia College senior dance
Earl Hall.
Wednesday, June
$3.50 A. M.-The trustees, faculties and grad
uating classes will form in procession ir
the corridors of the library and proceed
to the gymnasium. The procession will
start promptly at $3.50.
10 80 A. M.-Conferring of degrees ano
award of honors.
1915 P. APPROXIMATIONS and ceremonies
Presentation of Glass of 1891 gate
Presentation of faculty service flag BY
the trustees-Presentation of the Glass
of 1893 chimes-Inspection of Students
Hall, Barnard College-Dedication OF
| Van Amringe memorial.
! lis P. M.-Aumni luncheons: For the
alumni and officers of the university ir
the gymnasium Chairman, President
Butler
Thursday. Juno
700 P. M.-Barnard senior banquet. Stu
dents Hall.