Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02
U.OF NJ. EXERCISES
+. TOSTART SUNDAY
Speakers Chosen for Events
Which viii Continue for
Three Days.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, June 1.-Rev.
Charles McAllister, Renick w. Dunlap,
DR.. Daniel L. Grant, DIR. Raymond Allen
Pearson, president of the institution,
and H. C. Byrd assistant to the presi-
dent will be the leading speakers at the
closing exercises at the University of
Maryland, which will begin next Sun
day and continue through Tuesday,
June II.
rev. Mr.. McAllister who is pastor Of
st. Michael and All Angels Church OF
Baltimore, will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon to the seniors in the audlto-
rum next Sunday at IL o'clock Rev.
Mr. McA1lister was graduated from
Eastern High School Of Washington
before taking his theological training,
and before going to Baltimore was rec
tor of Pinkey Memorial Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Hyattsv1lle.
DR.. Daniel L. Grant, who. along with
DR.. Pearson and Mr.. Byrd, will speak
at the alumni and class day festivities
Monday, June 10, now Is with North
Carolina University. He formerly was
director of the Committee on Continue
ton Of Intellectual Relations Between
College and Alumni, which was fostered
by the Carnegie Corporation.
Mr.. Dunlap, who is Assistant Secre-
tary of Agriculture, will deliver the COM
mencement address at the exercises to
be held in Richie Gymnasium Tues
day, June IL, beginning at IL am. MI
Dunlap is a graduate OF Ohio University
in the class of 1895.
The commencement ball, to be held
In Richie Gymnasium the evening OF
Monday. June IL, will climax the
alumni and class day festivities.
Phi Kappa Phi, honorary scholastic
fraternity, has elected 26 members for
the year, as follows: Rose Alice Laugh
lin, Frances G.. Maisch, Margaret M.
Kahney, Alverta Miller, Aline Herzog
Audrey c. Ryon, Eleanor P. Freeny,
Mrs. Claribel P. Welsh, Joseph c. Long,
Charles v. Rooms, Ross v. Smith, Ru-
dolph w. Dauber, Ralph G. Van Allen,
John Leach, Phillip Wertheimer, Her
bert N. Budlong, Andrew j. Meyer,
George Haines, Giles B. Cooke, Kenneth
G. Stoner, DR.. Charles B. Hale, DR..
Hayes Baker Crothers, Prof. Charles q.
Eichlin and Leslie E. Bopst. -
Poe Literary Society won the annual
debate with the New Mercer Literary
Society. Poe's team, composed OF Carl
Everstine, Howard Sitter and Duncan
Clark, upheld the affirmative of the
question, Resolved. That the Baunes
law of New York State, providing for
life imprisonment upon conviction OF
the fourth felony. Is falr ana JUST
method Of dealing with criminals"
Robert Eby, who was judged the best
speaker of the debate and awarded
the alumni medal: Augustine Winnie
more and Dorothy BlaiSdeu composed
the New Mercer team.
John Mcdonald and Edward Stimp-
son have been elected director and
president, respectively, of the Glee Club
for next year. They served IN similar
Others officers are: George SCHNEIDER,
vice president; Joseph Caldara. man
ager: Walter Harris and William Brad
lev. assistant managers; Bennett NC
Phatter treasurer, and Walter Thorne,
publicity manager.
william Bradley. Robert Lockridge
and Joseph Caldara were presented with
charms which are given TO Glee Cup
members who have been faithful in at
tendance at concerts and rehearsals
sigma Delta. local social sorority. will
be Installed as q chapter of Kappa
Kappa Gamma, national sorority on
June 7. Miss Florence Tomlinson. ma
tional registrar Of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma. will be In charge Of the tnstalla-
tions. There viii be number OF VS.
iting delegates from other chapters.
Ernest Haiaes has been elected cap
tain of the Student Band for next year,
with Conrad Grosh as drum major; Ed
win Willse. first sergeant; william
Cooper. quartermaster sergeant, and
NAham Fisher. manager.
~Dr. H. J. Patterson, director OF the
, experiment station and dean OF the
College of Agriculture. has been chosen
president Of the Maryland Chapter OF
Sigma XII. DR.. A. N. johnson, dean OF
the College of Engineering, is vice pres
ident, and DR. M. M. Haring. professor
of physical chemistry. secretary-treas-
urer.
GLADYS Bull has been installed as
president of the Y W. G. A. with the
following cabinet: Elizabeth Kirkwood,
vice president; Estelle Hoffa. secretary;
Barbara Schilling. treasurer, and Hilda
Jones, conference representative.
Isabel Dynes has been chosen to
serve as president OF the Pan-Henenic
Council during the 1929-30 terms.
William cinnamon, this years editor
of the Reveille, the year book, has been
elected president of Gamma Alpha NJ,
honorary journalistic fraternity. j. YER
son Power Is vice president, William t.
Rosenbaum secretary and Madison
Lloyd treasurer.
partment of civil engineering, has peen
elected president Of the Maryland Chap
ter of the American Association OF Uni
versity Professors. Other leaders are:
Prof. H. F. Cotterman, vice president,
and DR.. c. B. Hale. secretary-treasurer.
John PitZer will lead the junior class
next year. He was chosen president,
with the following aides: Henry Whit
ing. vice president; Rudgley Parks,
treasurer; Helen Mead, secretary: Ellz-
abeth Kirkwood. historian. and Eleanor
Baumel and Robert Allen, representa-
tiyes to the executive council.
Charles May, who led the freshman
class during the present term. will lead
the sophomores during 1929-30. Others
chosen were: John Roth. vice presl,
dent; Evelyn Harrison, secretary; Tea
Myers. treasurer: William James, ser
geant-at-arms: Eleanor Margorum, his
forian. and william Lines and Frances
King. representatives to the executive
John Umbarger will lead the Ross
bourg Club. the leading dance organiza-
ton of the university. next wear. Arley
Unger is vice president, Edward Stevens
treasurer and Harold Robinson secre-
tary.
Alpha MI Gamma. honorary French
fraternity, has taken in 16 new mem
hers. as follows: Madeline Bernard,
Margaret Brewer, Virginia Daiker, Myra
Lerrier Roberta Harrison. Felisa Jen-
kins, Elizabeth Norton, Marian Palmer,
Marjorie Rugge. Alice Taylor. Louise
Babcock, Robert Allen, George Broulliet,
John Hisle, George SCHNEIDER and Geth-