Evening star., 1927-05-22
z|HLMAN To SPEAK
AT MARYLAND u.
Will Deliver Address to Grad
yates June 7-Exercises
Are Listed.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, May 2l.-
Representative Frederick N. Zihlmaf
of Cumberland, sixth Maryland con-
gressional district, will deliver the ad-
dress to the graduating class at the
University of Maryland here Tuesday.
June Z.
The commencement week exercises
will begin Sunday, June 5, when the
baccalaureate sermon will be delivered
by Rev. G. Warfield Hobbs OF New
York, executive secretary OF the de-
partment Of publicity Of the National
Council of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The baccalaureate sermon will he
delivered at IL o'clock in the audi
torium, while the graduating exercises
will be held in the gymnasium from
IL to 1 o'clock.
Monday, June 6, will be given
over to class affairs and alumni with
the following events:
$50 to Glass activities.
2-Alumni-Varsity base ball game
in stadium.
Annual meeting of alumni III
physics lecture room, with movie pie
lures in the auditorium at the 'same
time for guests.
6:30-President Pearson's banquet
to seniors and alumni in dining hall.
$50 to 9-President's reception 10
faculty. alumni, students and visitors
in gymnasium.
$50 to commencement ball in
gymnasium.
Several Of the old classes are TO
hold reunions thi. year. and an un-
usually large turnout of the alumni
is expected.
Clark Beach of Washington, sen.
ior at Maryland. will represent the
Mafyla nd District of Columbia-Virginia
section in the national collegiate ora
torical contest, the final of which Will
be held next month in Los Angeles
Beach's winning address was On
Daniel Webster
l.. p Baird. w. A. Dynes and A.
w. Greenwood have been initiated
into Phi Mu. the honorary engineer
ing fraternity. Myron Creese, pro
feSsor of electrical engineering, was
made an honorary member.
Emily Herzog of Washington has
been elected secretary of the New
Mercer Literary Society for next year.
Edwin Page has been selected to
head the Engineering Society for next
year. with William Dynes. vice presi-
dent: Allan Mathews. secretary-treas.
urer. and Mallory Wooster, sergeant
alarms.
Frances Norris has been elected
junior woman representative to the
Student Executive Council.
Ralph Powers of College Park has
been chosen president of this Rose
burg Club. the leading. dance organi-
Zation at the university. His associ-
ate officers will be. Nelson SPOTS
wood, president: Roger Snuuffer. treas
urer, and James Mcmahon secretary.
1.-The Mummy and the Mumps," a
comedy. was presented by the Foot
light Club. the new dramatic organi.
zation at the univSSs last Thurs
day night in the auditorium. The
production pleased a larg% audience.
The play was given i'm an effort to
re-establish a dramatic organization
at the university to replace the de.
funct Masque an | Baubie Club.
Katherine Dawson, Louise Towns
end. Hazel Watson. Helen Beyerle.
IIlSdIlUI seat. EilNtOu 4N.CIlOlt5s
Whitley Stevens. Bob Simmons and
Bob Wilson played the various roles.
The Glee Club. which has made its
final appearance of the 1926-27 term.
has elected the following officers for
next year: A. Scott Pollock. presi-
dent: Bertram F. Stif1er, vice presi-
dent; Darcy Bonnet, manager: Phillip
Insley and John Mcdonald, assistant
managers. and Albert Cook, secretary
treasurer. Robert j. Wilson. Stifler.
Pollock and Kenneth Petrie were pre-
scented with Glee Club charms foe
their exceptional service TO the or
ganization.
Lawrence Smallwood has been
elected sophomore cheer leader for
next year. Horace Hampton, who
served this year, will again be cheer
leader.
Gordon kessler of Washington has
been chosen president of next yeare
Junior class, with Weller Holloway,
vice president; Rebecca Woodward
secretary, and Emmett Loane, treas
urer. Gus Crothers and Olyure Ham
mock will represent the class on the
Student Executive Council.
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