Arizona republican., 1920-05-31

ing on the campus and the stunts will be given in the auditorium this even ing by members of the class.
 Tuesday afternoon the women mem bers of the Normal faculty will enter tain the members of the alumni with a tea which will be given on the presi- dents lawn. Tuesday evening the an nual alumni reception for the new graduates will take place on the presi- dents lawn. All members of the alumni are urgently requested to come if pos sible.
 Wednesday evening the commence ment exercises will take place in the address and awarding of diplomas the Mouer medals will be awarded.
 Moeur Medals Here
 Each year the three students of the senior class of the normal who have the best grades for the last two years e normal work are awarded prizes by Dr. B. E. Moeur. These medals have arrived and are on exhibition at Laird and Dimes drug store.
 Here From Casa Grande
 Miss Helen Johnston has returned to her home after spending this year in Casa Grande teaching.
 Kenneth Johnston is spending a few days in Tempe with friends and rela l tives. He will return to his ranch in Casa Grande.
 PickrelI- Barron
 William Pickrell. former Tempe boy, and Miss Katherine Barron were married last Thursday afternoon in Phoenix. MT. Pickrell was born in Tempe and lived here until a few years ago when he went to Tucson to attend the University of Arizona, of which he is graduate. He then entered the war and was commissioned as a lieu tenant and is now employed as secre~ tary of the Chandler Chamber of Com merce. Mrs Pickrell came here fraa St- Louis and attended the Tempe Nor mal, graduating two years ago and since that time has a domestic science teacher. MT. and Mrs. PiclxreIl after a short trip to the northern part of the state will make their home in Chand- Ter.
 Here From Prescott
 Frank Bauer is down from. Pres colt spending few days with his mother and brothers.
 To Help War Orphans
 The Junior Red Cross has received l the following cablegram: Ten thou sand war orphans in Panthenia, starv- 1 ing, naked. illiterate. condition terrible. Masaryk and Lathrop urge we send clothes.
 "(signed) OIds, Commission to Eu- rope, American Red Cross" '.Is it possible for you to aid us Have you any childreus garments on hand that might be diverted from their | intended use to help in this dire need 2''
 The Junior Red Cross of Tempe is anxious to answer this call with a good I showing of children's clothing. Any clothing that you may be able to give | to this cause will be accepted at the training school the first part of this week as those in charge expect to make the shipment the last of the 2 nal that clothing which is dirty or not mended is of no use. please have them l in good order before sending them in. If you cannot send them to the train 1 ing school call over the phone and some one will call for them.
 A Gall From Red Cross
 A letter has been received here from | the Pacific division of the Junir Red Cross with the following cablegram 1 Ten thousand war orphans in Pan 1 thenia starving, naked. illiterate. con ditions terrible. Masaryk and Lathrop urge we supply clothing. l tSignedJ
 "OLDS. "Commissioner to Europe American Red Cross"
 The Pacific division Of the Junior Red Cross would like to respond to this great need without in any way burdening the schools at this time The shipment will be made in June.
 If 1t is possible for you to give any | clothing to this call you can leave ar ticles at the training school this week The first part of the week is prefer able, as those who have this work in charge are anxious to get their cloth ing off the last of the week All ar ticles of clothing should be clean ana properly mended before taking them to the training school. Anyone who 1 cannot bring clothing to the building will please call Mrs. Mary Empy, and ] she will call for it al your home.