Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04
bACCALAUREATE
SERVICES THIS
AFTERNOON At j.
Exercises to Be Held in
Rodey Hall at d; Bishop
HoWden to Deliver Ser
mon;Recepti0n Tuesday.

Baccalaureate services at the
state university will be held this
afternoon at o'clock in Rodey
hall, when The sermon Will be de-
, livered by Right Reverend Fred
erick b. Howden. The program will
open with professional, played by
Mrs. Jennie 5. F'aw, followed by a
hymn sung by the university chorus
and the audience.
The University Women's Glec
club with sing Meditation" by
| Bach -Gounod. After the sermon
number will be sung by the Uni
versity Mems octet. which will be
followed by the benediction.
The reception in honor OF the
senior class of the university will
be given by the president and the
board of regents tuesday afternoon
in Rodey hall from to u. Governor
land Mrs. Merritt Mechem are eX-
pected to attend. Music Will be
furnished by an orchestra, and re-
freshments will be served by the
young women of the home econom-
les department. Admission to the
reception is by card.
Honor Exercises.
The presentation OF faculty
awards will take place Wednesday
morning at 9:15 o'clock in Rodey
hall. Miss Dorothy Cameron VIII
open the program with a violin SOLO.
Dr. d. S. Hill, president of the uni
yersity, will then present the faculty
awards. Frank Ii, Neher. retiring
president of the student body, Will
make the presentation OF student
awards. The exercises Will close
with the singing Of Alma Mater
by the audience.
Commencement Program.
The commencement exercises,
which will be held "Wednesday
morning. will be as follows:
/. Professional, orchestra. AT
1915 o'clock the academic process
sion OF seniors, faculty. regents
speakers and president moves from
Reynolds hall to Rodey hall.
2. America" University Chorus
and audience.
5. Invocation. Rev. A. M. Man
dalari, s. j.
4. Vocal solo. Rev. Charles Il.
Mexican.
s. Address, 'aThe Higher Conser-
vation," Kendric G. Babcock, I'm.
D., LII. D., Dean Of the college OF
arts and sciences. the University OIL
Illinois. :.
s. 1.-THE Same Dear OLD Place.
Wilson, University Mems octet.
z. Comforting Of degrees. DAVID
s. Hill, Phi. d., LII. D., president oil
the State University of New MEX
leo. -.,
s. Recessional. Orchestra. i
On the platform the faculty anu
Governor M. c. Mechem, Messrs'
Nathan Jaffa, A. A. Sedlllo, j. a,
Riedy, Thomas +. Keleher. Jr., ana
Mrs. Rupert Asplund, members OIL
The board of regents will be seated.
President David s. Hill will preside
and will present the speaker, Ken
iric c. Babcock, of the University
If Illinois, after which President
Hill will award the degrees TO
thirty members of the graduating
lass.
Kendric C. Babcock is dean OF
he college of arts and sciences Oh
he University of Illinois. is q ma
ionally known educator and mas
1ad a distinguished career. ne
vas born In New York and gradu4
tied with the degrees Of bachelor
If literature from the University OF
in 1889, from Harvard
with the degree OF mas
er Of arts in 1895, and again from
with the degree of doctor
II philosophy. For while he was
Of the University OF Ari-
IONA, and when he left there in
1910, he became member OF the
taft Of the United States bureau
If education.
Subsequently he became dean OF |
he college OF arts and sciences OF
he University OF Illinois, an insti-
.ution which enrolls more than
eight thousand students. He is a
member of the American Historical
association, and is the author Of
several works, including The RisU