Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-17
PROGRAM IS OUT
FOR JUNE WEEK. !"
Only One Formal Social Event
Scheduled For The Gradua-
ton Observances.
SECRETARY is COMING.
Daniels Will Probably Present
Diplomas To Middies And
Deliver An Address.
Detailed Program.

No June ball, no graduates re-
union with its jolly banquet and
mock formation" no exclusive Glass
German" and indeed only one formal
social entertainment during the week.
This is the wartime program for the
period from June 1st to 9th, on the
latter day of which dates the gradua-
ton ceremonies will be held at the
Naval Academy.
Announcement of the detailed ar
rangements for this, the second June
Week" at Annapolis since this country
went into the big world war, includes
as its single formal social function the
afternoon reception TO be rendered on
Tuesday. June 4th, 20 the members of
the graduating class and their fami-
lies and friends by Rear Admiral and
Mrs Edward ". Eberle.
While there viii be two informal
hops. one in the afternoon and the
other in the evening on Saturday,
June lst. the more spectacular part
Of the program viii start on Monday
morning with two competitive drills.
one in infantry and the other in artil-
lery tactics
These viii be continued the follow
ing morning. and their result viii be
known az the dress parade on Wednes-
day afternoon when the National and
regimental coIors viii be presented
to the winning company. The pres
entation of athletic, scholastic and
professional prizes will be made at the
dress parade on Monday. there being
but two of those impressive regi-
mental reviews scheduled for the
whole week.
The graduation ceremonies held on
Thursday morning will, it is expected,
be attended by Secretary of the Navy
Daniels, who will address the gradu-
ates and present them their diplomas.
The program in detail follows:
SATURDAY, JUNE 1.
4-6 P. M.-Informal hop, gymnasium.
S.30-11.00 P. M.-Informal hop, gym
nasium.
MONDAY, JUNE 3.
900 A. M.-Flag competition, 1st
and 2nd battalions, infantry drill,
Worden Field. Flag competition, 3rd
and 4th battalions, artillery drill,
Farragut Field.
$50 p. M.-Dress parade, and pres
entation of awards as follows:
Sword presented by the Glass of
1871 for excellence in Practical and
Theoretical Ordnance and Gunnery.
Cup presented by National Society,
Sons of the Revolution, for excellence
in practical ordnance and gunnery;
name of Midshipman TO whom award
is made to be engraved on cup; cup
to be retained at the Naval Academy.
Cup presented by National Society,
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion, for excellence in Seamanship and
International Law.
Navigating Sextant, presented by
| Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson, for ex-
cellence in Practical and Theoretical
Navigation.
| Medals for general excellence in
Small Arms Target Practice
Awards for athletic events.
| TUESDAY, JUNE 4.
900 A. M-Flag competition, 1st
and End battalions, artillery drill,
Farragut Field. Flag competition,
Srd and 4th battalions, infantry drill,
| Worden Field.
| 500 TO 700 p M.-Superintenden S
reception for members of graduating
class. their families and guests accom-
panying them.
$50 to HOO p. M-Informal hop
gymnasium.
| WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5.
$50 p. M.-Dress parade-Presenta-
/ ton of Colors.
| $50 to 1900 p. M-Informal hop
gymnasium.
THURSDAY. JUNE 6.
1880 A. Naturalization exercises
In