Evening star., 1928-05-27
]. Of N. IS READY
FOR GRADUATION
BaccaIaureate Sermon viii
Be Delivered in College Audi
torium Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
COLLEGE PARK. Md, May 90
Rev. Thomas Hamilton Lewis, D. d.
J.. L. D. president of the General Con.
Ference of the Methodist Protestant
Church, will deliver the baccalaureatt
sermon to the graduating class of The
University OF Maryland in the college
auditorium. tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock.
This will be the first exercise leading
up 10 the commencement week actiei-
ties. which will culminate with joint
graduating ceremonies of the College
Park and Baltimore branches of the
University in the Fifth Regiment
Arlnory In Baltimore. next Saturday
afternoon from to s O'Clock.
Representative Theodore Burton, for
mer United States Senator from Ohio
will deliver the address at the joint
exercises. and Gov. Albert c. Ritchie
also will make short talk.
Among the guests will be the Mary
land members Of Congress. members Of
the State Legislature. the Board of
Regents, George NJ Shriver. vice presi-
dent Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad !:
Gen. Douglas Macarthur. commander
Of the Third Corps Area. and j. Han
son Mitchell, president Of the Alumni
Association.
A special train will be chartered to
transport the students and their i'm
mediate friends TO Baltimore and re-
turn and arrangements are being made
to convey about 1000 persons.
Program for Friday.
Alumni and class events will be held
at College Park next Friday with the
following program:
$50 TO 1880 a.m.-Sophomore-f fresh
man tug Of war Paint Branch.
1890 a.m.-Annual meeting Alumni
Association
pm.-Special luncheon for alumni
and senior class.
2:30 p.m.-Ceremony marking north
east corner old main building barracks
destroyed by fire 1919.
3 p.m.-The passing of class tradi-
tionS at the ivy planting ceremony.
senior and Junior classes, faculty and
alumni
$50 p.m.-Special tour of campus
and buildings for observation Of new
developments
4:30 pm.-Class reunions and meet
ings. Glasses designated for reunions
this year are: 'S6. '87, '8S, SO; '05, '06,
'07. '0S: "a, '25 '26, '27 and %.
1 10 6 pm.-Tea dance given by the
senior class in honor of alumni, Richie
Gymnasium.
$50 pm.-ClaSs reunion dinners.
9p.m- To / am.-Commencement ball,
Ritchie Gymnasium.
Social Events.
Those who attended the Rural
Women's Short Course at the Uniyers-
tty June 1923 will mix business with
pleasure. In addition TO the courses in
foods and nutrition, clothing mousse
hold management. house furnishings.
landscape gardening, home dairying.
poultry. health parliamentary law and
citizenship. the following social events
have been listed:
June I8. $50 TO pm.-Informal
reception to short course members in
Richie Gymnasium
June 10. to 10 p.m.-Reception TO
rural women by Dr.. and Mrs. Raymond
june 20, $50 to $50 pm.-Garden
party at Gerneaux Hall by home eco
Monies department of the university;
8 70 10 pm. colonial party with CO.
loniaI costumes, Ritchie Gymnasium.
June 81, 8 TO 10 p.m.-Reception and
musical by group 4, Ritchie GYM
naSium.
June y. i:3o p.m.-Sightseeing trip
to washington and picnic at Hams
Point.
Presidents Elected.
Ann Matthews OF Norton. Nd, has
been elected president Of the Women'S s
Athletic Association for next year, with
Catherine Barnesiey, vice president:
Eleanor Baummel, secretary. ana Mar
garet McMinimy. treasurer.
Theta Gamma, honorary home eco
Monies fraternity. has elected Katherine
Appieman president for 1929. with
Naomi Morris. vice president; Frances
Norton, secretary and Betty
CARRIER. chairman Of programs.
william Elliott Of Washington viii
head the engineering society next year:
I'd Wheeler is the newly elected vice
president: Robert Welsh, secretary
treasurer, and Bob Hitch. sergeant-at-
arms.
The Revellle, the university annual.
made its appearance this week and vas
voted the best year book ever produced
n the institution. The theme OF the
book was the history Of Maryland and
XEN E&E1GGDEu bD 0Es LEFAn r. 4Sa1AEAA~
ton Of the class Of 1908, who is as
sistant head Of the chemistry depart
ynent DR.. Broughton Is native OF
the Eastern Shore.
Nicholas Janetzke win head new Eer-
Ger Literary Society next year. along
with Edlte Burnside, vice president;
Edna Burnside, recording secretary;
Jane Eammack. corresponding secre-
fary. Homer GiIchrist. treasurer: James
II. Banner. critic. and Audrey Ryon,
reporter.
Hazel Tenney has been chosen pregi-
dent Of the Wonens Student League
0f Voters. Gladys Bull 10 vice presi-
dent; Rosalie Eathanson. secretary. and
Louise Townsend. treasurer
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