Evening star., 1928-03-25
t|NTH|CUM TO TALK
AT MARYLAND i.
Exercises Tomorrow win Be.
gin With R. O. T. C. Cere.
rnony at 10:40 Am.

COLLEGE PARK, Nd. March "a
Representative J, Charles Linthicum of
Baltimore viii deliver the address at
the Maryland day ceremonies to be held
at the University Of Maryland on Mon
day.
Mr. Lintlucum. who is a native of
Anne Arundel County, is a graduate of
the University of Maryland Law school,
having obtained his LIB. in 1890. He
has been active IN public affairs ever
since.
Exercises will begin at le;4o Mon
Gay morning with an escort 20 the coli
ovs by the Reserve Officers Training
Corps unit. and will be continued in the
gymnasium AZ II 20 with the following
program;
Tnvocation-Rev. Leo ]. Fealey,
INTRODUCTORY remavks-Dr, ], f,
Taliaferro. dean Of the College OF Arts
and Sciences
Solo-~The Star Spangled Banner"
Miss Agnes Whalen Of Washington.
Representative Li1thlcum.
Selection MARYLAND. Ny Maryland"
university double SeXtet
Renediction-Rev. 3. A. Mstzen OF
Eerwya.
Music-university orchestra.
."Pinafore." Gilbert and Sullivan's
comic opera. was presented by the Uni-
wers.ty of MARYLAND Opera Club IN the
university auditorium Wednesday ano
THURSDAY evenings before large au-
diences s. L. Goodyear, professor OF
music. directed the production. Lead
ing parts we're taken by the following:
Ieonore Blount. Greenville Leaf, John
Mcdonald. Olive kelk. DR.. Charles B.
Hale Edward Barron, Marguerite
Clsfsin and Henry Mcdonald.
Dancers were Margaret Wolf, Thelma
Elicit. Margaret Temple, Virginia
Blount. Alma Essex and Phyllis Houser,
Members Of the chorus we're Frances
Gruver. Ann Wolf Evangeline Gruver.
EVELYN Echeret. MAY Tr0itt Julia Ar
mold, Martha Temple, Evelyn Bsllou,
Gertrude Speiden. Mona Millner, Eames
Harrison. Stanleigh Jenkins, James
Gahan. Foster Lippard. Clifford Byrd.
Jack LadSor. William Bradley. joseph
Csldara. Vernon Powell. Edwin Stimp-
son. Thomas Stevens. Sumner Burhoe,
Walter ThiTne and Frank Beaucfamp.
Those In charge Of Farmers day at
the university Nav rs are planning 10
have the editors Of all the county news
papers II the State as well as repre-
ence here N connection with the an
nuas event II is planned to have the
newspaper Eaen come 20 College Park
Oh May IS IN time for luncheon. view
the campus during the afternoon and
hold q dinner meeting. They will re-
main al the university overnight and
take IN the activities the next day.
Msryland's Student Band will give a
concert III Ritchie Gymnasium next
Tuesday evening that viii be an invita-
concert there viii be number of spe-
clal features. the affair being planned
% as TO occupy about two hours
Dr. A n. Johnson. dean OF the Col I
lege Of Engineering Of the university.
was praised II a recent publication OF
the Norwegian Institute Of Technology
for his research work on concrete. DR.. !
Jofnson's publication. Failure Of Ma !
terlal Composed Of Non-Isotropic Ere- /
r1enf6" was lauded. and data from the /
University Of Maryland wss declared TO !
be- practically all that vas available for /
checking results Of simple compression /
tests Of concrete.
Preliminary plans for the new library
AZ the university are being worked out
By Smith & May Of Baltimore and vii
be ready for submission 10 the board Of
regents when IL meets here on April
IS. Gov Albert Ritcaie will be the
guest Of the board On that day.
April 4 has been set as the date OF
the annual sophomore prom, which is
80 be formal affair for the first time
this year John Mcdonald. chairman:
Peggy Wisgaer. Bill Kinnamon, Delmas
Cspiex, Jerry Powers and Larry Small
wood comprise the committee in charge.
MARYLAND Federation Of WomEn's
Clubs viii hold its annual sessions al
College Park this year on May ]. 2 and
g. Mrs J Ea1ox Ray, president Of Prince
Georges County Federation extended
the invitation. with the approval OF the
university oHcisls.
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