The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
r. U. Baccalaureate Ser
mon will Be Delivered
This Morning
COMMENCEMENT IS ON
Last Week at the> University
Will Be Filled With
. Events

a on and baccalaureate services VIII
xke place at 1885 o'clock Sunday
wornlng In the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. w. C. Kerr, an hon
orarv alumnus of the school, will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon
and the students who are to receive
carifcates and diplomas with fac
uTy members will form process
Tonal into the auditorium. where
,bov will occupy reserved section.
To the Sunday service as well
40 10 all other Commencement SER
vices the Tulsa public is invited,
president J. NJ. Gordon has an
nounced. The compencement events
will include the senior class exercis-
"a at 10 o'clock Monday morning In
the university auditorium. the an
nuai alumni concert by fine arts
graduates Monday evening at S:15
O'clock in the auditorium, and the
annual commencement exercises
tuesday morning ut 1880 o'clock at
the university. when degrees, diplo-
mas and prizes will be awarded and
the commencement address given by
Rev. e. II. Gelvin or the Sands
Springs community church.
Annual AlaInni Dinner
About 1876 alumni members and
alumni dinner at i O'Clock Monday
aNernoon in Robertson hall. The
eEmni will be seated according to
their classes, with a trustee in each
group, The usual formal banquet
speech and toast making will be es-
chewed for informal declaration by
each alumni present of his or her
nresent situation. ambitions or other
Information. President Gordon and
A. u, Rollestone of Bristow, a trus-
fee. will also speak. About $3.50
o'clock will come the alumni busi-
ness session, when officers will be
elected and progressive policies In
behalf OF the school considered. Ivan
Grove of the class of 1917 Is present
president. Arthur Perryman OF the
class ON 1901 vice president. Mrs.
yenetta Jones Chatfield Of the class
OF rs corresponding secretary and
Paul Handley. also '15, recording
secretary. The alumni will spend
the afternoon and early evening
hours together ON the campus, re-
newing friendships and revisiting
old spots. Tea will be served at
s o'clock in Kemp lodge, the wom-
ems dormitory.
The program for the alumni con-
cert Monday evening will be as fol-
lows: organ solos. 20 the Lifting
Spring "Capriccio" (Lemairge)
Swedish Wedding March Mo- II
(soderman), Miss Esther Handley;
soprano solo, Song of Thanksgiv-
ing" tAllitson). MISS Louise Wood;
piano solo, March from Tannhau-
ser" (wagner-LiszD, Mrs. Flo North
Parkin: reading, "Th'e Poor Little
Rich Girl" (Eleanor Gates), Miss
Josephine Layman; violin solos
Souvenir Poetique" (fibicler)
"Cantonetta' tG'Ambrosiol. "valst
>Bluette" (Drigo- -Auer). Miss Edith
lockwood; vocal solo, 'I Love Thee
(Grieg), "Eiegy" (Manasset), Miss
Avis Allison; double piano duet
suite Opus is" (Arensky), Mrs
C. f. strouvelle and Mrs, Garland
MARI.
The board of trustees will hold
It's annual session at 10 o'clocf
Tuesday in the presidents office
Bachelor Of arts degrees will be pre-
sented Tuesday to Miss Sylvia Anr
Hall Of Fredonia, lawrence W
Johnson of Oklahoma City. Mis-
Aileen May Moody Of Porter, Mis-
Eudora Sylvester of Muskogee ant
Miss Ruby Mae Jones, Miss Agne'
Eleanor Lamb. Miss Julia Matte
Lamb. and Hawley Kerr. all OF Tul
pa. Successful candidates for tn
bachelor Of science degree are Mis-
Marjorie MeCracken Sharpe o
Tulsa, Miss Louise Eleanor Will
banks of Sallisaw. and Miss Yves
sic, Griffith of Hermitage, Tenn. Th'
first bachelor OF expression degree
Layman of Tulsa. while q bachelo
m In
Miss Imogene Bierly OF Sapulpa ant
IN voice to Miss Margaret Hill o
Tulsa.
Certificates in plano are to 20 t
Misses Leona Britton and Ros
Odessa NJ. G. Fink. certificates Il
public school music to Louie C. Ap
plegate, Misses Ruth Alice Gordo
and Emma Potter Lockwood. and
certificate in public school art, I
Miss Rose Odessa NJ. c. Ffni
Academy graduates are Robert I
Allspaugh. George M Bond. Fran
Autler, George NJ. DILL. Stanley
hhnger. John z. Fitzgerald. Arthu
Fleak, Wilson Harold Gordon
rercy Lee Gray, Harold Fay Hixsor
aaydon McDonnold. John Albio
spears, Karl ulrich Schlegel. Jams
FInce and Lena Duvall Quaid.
~"S phSt week ndS nuu u nuInpt
ot commencement events. ProduC
uon of the morality play, 18th
quest Of Happiness" Friday ever
ing In the university auditorium wa
wen received by tho large audienc
present. The sklllful art of Nh
Josephine Layman In the title ro
was the feature of the play. Pres
tent and Mrs. Gordon entertaine
the senior college class and the
sponsors. Prof. and Mrs. II. ]
Shase' saturday morning at treal
iast In their home. Saturday aftel
noon the Phi Gamma Kappa fr,
,ernity, an honor society, met in II
resnyterian church annex and In
ua,ed as members for the presei
sr Misses Louise willbanks. Alice
noooy, Jeanie Armour, Nellie Tru
- Mabel Neal. Matte, Lamb ar
ssanna Young, ,and Conrad Rol
Ison. Following the tcitiatlon
oinner was served IN Ed Woot
saIe, the banqueters being gather,
Touha table shaped In the lett
rod ana decorated with red and whi
uses the colors Of the organigatio
Mcleod presided as toas
aaster' President Gordon spoke {
psroiarshlp.A psr Miss Grace Stewell
M Gamma Kappa aims and Mi
IA sai on the reward OF scholarshi
mh,ie Miss Agnes Lamb gave a so
,a ,nw Miss Ruby Mae Jones a rea
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