New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
Columbia Plans
|COstu1lleParade
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Iwcnty-six Classes Headed
by Graduates of 1872 to
March i'm commencement
Day Exercises on June Z
Week 'sProgram Arranged
Festivities Will Begin With
Senior Dance June |: Bar.
nard Seniors to Give Play

graduated fifty years ago, more than
lo00 Columbia alumni, representing
twenty-six classes, will take part in
costume parade on commencement
day, June 7, it was announced yes
terday. The costume parade will be
the leading feature of the alumni com
mencement program, which will re-
ViVe traditional ceremonies and bring
back to Morningsde the flavor of pre-
war days.
AT the alumni luncheon, to be held
IN the gymnasium at 1915 D. NJ. on
commencement day. addresses will be
made by Baron de Cartier, the Bel
gIan Ambassador; the Right Rev. Her-
bert Shlpman, Bishop Suffragan of New
York, and Augustus Thomas. play
wright. President Nicholas Murray
Butler will tell the alumni Of the years.
work at Columbia. Professor Michael
l. Pupln, class Of '63. VIA preside.
Plans for the 1G6th commencement
were announced yesterday bv the
trustees and faculty. The commence
ment day committee consists of DR..
Edward s. Elliott, associate professor
OF physical cducation; Charles G. Prof
fltt, ~, executive secretary of the
Alumni Federation, and John Hill Prem
tlco. '91, alumni marshall
Rogers II. Bacon, of the class of 90,
is chairman OF the committee of pradu-
ates which is arranging for the alumni
events. The other members of this
commi ittee are Edgar J. Mocller 7'95;
EDWIN N; La Roche, ~; Melville H.
Cane, 700; knowlton Durham. '0l;
Ralph W. Carey, '02: Chalmers Wood
jr, 90; A. o. Elmer, 'o6 Walter NJ
Schwarz. '07; Robert s. Erskine. 10;
). A. McKeown, II; lowering Tyson,
~, Warner Pyne, 'l2; Frank d.
tackenthal, '06, and Henry Lee Norris.
" alter w. Dwyer, Of the class of IS.
has been appointed chief marshal of
the costume parade.
Exercises in Gymnasium
Commencement exercises wilt begin
on Wednesday, June I, at 10 a m,
when the procession OF trustees and
faculty Will form at the library and
proceed to the gymnasium, where the
formal events will be held. The gradu-
atlng class will assemble in the
quadrangle north of the library, the
start being made at 10:l5. At IL q. M
IN the gymnasium, degrees will be con-
lei ieu ana HOnOrS AWARDED.
AT 12:l y. m. the presentation will
take place. a tablet will be unveiled in
Avery Hall in memory of Professor
William r. Ware. The tablet was given
as permanent memorial by the
alumni association Of the School of
Architecture and by former students
of Professor Ware. The memorial will
be placed in a conspicuous position in
the vcstibule of Avery Hall now the
home of the school Of Architecture
which was the elimination Of Pro
fessor Wares life work. The tablet is
Of simple and impressive design
Within carved border of Greek ivy is
placed bas-rehef portrait of Pro
fessor Ware and an appropriate in
scription. The sculptor was Charles
kech. The alumni plan also to cstab-
lish scholarship in Professor Ware 5
name.
The next event will be the laying of
the cornerstone of the Faculty House
at l17th Street and Morningside Drive
The alumni luncheons are scheduled to
begin at ] p. m. For the alumnae ard
officers of Barnard College luncheon
will be served in Students Hall.
Students to Give Dance
The commencement program at
Columbia begins at 9 p. m. on Thurs
day, June |, with the Columbia College
| senior dance in Students Hail. At 8
p. m. on Friday, June 2, the Barnard
College senior play will be given in
Brnckerhotf Theater. On the same
evening at o'clock the senior ball OF
Teachers College will be held at the
Waldorf
On Saturday, June 8, at $3.50 p. m
the seniors of Teachers College will
give q tea dance in Whittier Hall and
at 8 p. m. the Barnard College seniors
Theater. On Sunday, Juno a at .. m
the baccalaureate service will be held
| in St Paul's Chapel. The sermon will
be preached by the chaplain of the uni
versity, the Rev. Raymond c. Knox.
On Monday, June 5, at p. m., Co.
! lumbia College class play exercises
will be held in the School of Mines
QUADRANGLE At p. m. the Teachers
| College class day exercises will be
held in Whittier Hall, and at $3.50
p NJ. the senior class Of Barnard viii
give a dance III Students Hall.
On Tuesday, June s, the senior class
| luncheon at Teachers College will be
given at p. m. at the Hotel Commo-
dorc. At $50 p. N. Barnard's Class
Day exercises will be held in Students
Hall.
Alumni Plans Big Program
| The alumni of Columbia have ar
ranged big program for June 6 and
7. On Tuesday, June 6, a nominating
convention will be held in the trustees
room in the library at a p. m. to choose
a successor to Frederick Coykendall as
alumni trustee. At $50 p. m. on Tues
day representatives of Columbia Uni
versity clubs in other cities will meet
at dinner with the directors of the
Alumni Federation at the Columbia
University Club, i West 43rd Street
Tuesday Will be Campus Night. There
will be music and dancing out-of doors
and the Commons will be open as a
refreshment room. There will be d
brief program of organ music in St
Pau's Chapel from to $3.50. The uni
versity buildings will be open to
visitors.
The costume parade and the Colum-
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