Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
EXERCISES LISTED
FOR CATHOLIC u.
Commencement Week Fes-
tivities to Begin June 7
With Alumni Dance.

The commencement week committee
of the Catholic University has COM
pleted arrangements for the various ex-
ercises to be held in conjunction with
the fortieth annual commencement and
comforting of degrees, which is to take
place on Tuesday, June IL. i'll the Cath
olic University gymnasium.
The program is as follows:
Friday, June T. 10 pm, annual alum
nj dance at Beaver Dam Country Club.
Saturday, June 8, at pm. senior
class tea dance at the Willard Hotel.
Sunday. June 9. 1890 am. bacca-
laureate mass in the crypt of the Ma
tional Shrine Of the Immaculate Con-
ception. The celebrant will be Right
Rev. Mgr Edward A. Pace. vice rector,
and the sermon will be delivered by Rev.
DR.. William j. kerby. professor OF So
GEOLOGY at the university. at II noon,
meeting of the alumni and senior class
members in the university gymnasium
Monday. June 10. 10 am base ball
game in Catholic University Stadium,
alumni vs.. senior class; 4 pm. recep-
ton to the parents and friends OF the
seniors by the Right Rev Rector in the
reception room of Gibbons Hall: 9 p.m
senior banquet at the Cairo Hotel.
Tuesday June IL. $50 am. mass for
the senior class in Gibbons Hall chapel;
10 80 am. commencement exercises III
the university gymnasium following AGA
demic procession from Caldwell Hall
at 1915.
Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni- Biondi.
apostolic delegate, will preside at the
commencement and the degrees will be
conferred by the chancellor of the uni
versity Prof j. D. NJ. Ford OF the
Spanish department Of Harvard Uni
versity will deliver the commencement
address. The class valedictory will be
delivered by John F. Bergin of Wash
ington, of the class of 1929.
Sullivan Heads Committee.
The committee, which still is engaged
in working out the minor details, Is
under the Craftsmanship of George A.
Sullivan. Other members are william
J. Mccarthy r. H. Patterson. S. L.
Denty. J. H. Tatigan, j. H. Juten, j. F..
Bergin, Walter Conveigh, E. j. Mans
field. W. E. Weidner, r. II. Rose, A.
C. Flanagan, j. H. Conlin, Bart Dig
gins. Robert Linehan. r. G. Weppner,
Amadeo Meitin. Anthony Gadek. Ar
mand De Cesare. Thomas l. Moore,
Louis A. Kline, j. @. Schmidt and J.
A. wilkinson.
At a meeting of the Catholic Uni
versity Athletic Association held last
week it was voted to award the Harris
Cup to Edward DO" Mansfield, of New
London, Conn. This cup is rendered an
nually to the member OF the senior
class. who most admirably combines the
qualities of gentleman, athlete and
scholar"
Right Rev. Mgr Edward A. Pace.
vice rector, addressed the alumni OF
the North American College, at Rome.
at q luncheon held last wednesday at
the Mayfiower Hotel.
Smoker for Athletes.
The students and faculty will honor
the athletes of the university tomorrow
evening at q smoker to be held IN the
dining hall beginning at o'clock. Inc
principal speaker of the evening will be
REPRESENTATIVE w. P. Connery of Mas
sachusetts. Albert C. Flanagan OF
Kingston, NJ Y, president of the &. U.
Athletic Association, under whose aus,
pices the smoker is being given, VIII
preside. Men who have received tne
&C" either for ma jor or minor Sports
will be presented with gold emblem
symbolic of the sport in which the attn,
lete participated. The presentation Will
be made by Right Rev. Mgr. James n;
Ryan, rector. The men 10 De SO Honoas ~
are James Schmidt. Baltimore; EDWARD
Mansfield, New London, Conn; John
Malevich, Eveleth, Mimi; Eugene Muir
ply, Manchester. N. H.: Joseph Cnam-
pa. Eveleth, Mimi; George Monkf.
Washington: j. w. Conveigh, BROOKLYN,
Francis Mullen, West Haven. Conn;
George Smith. Dallas, Tex: Ihomas
McCabe, New Britain Conn; EDWARD
O'Brien, New Britain, Conn: oscar
Gerth, Elkins Park, Pa: Ross Zeno'
Akron, Ohio; Joseph Raithe. Manches-
ter. N. H.: Gerald Healy, New YORK
CITY: Michael j. O'Connor, newark
N. j.: James Mcclure tcapt;), WASH
ington; Rocco Blast, Newark, N. j.;
Robert Riordan. Washington: Joseph
G. Fitzgerald (manager9. waterbury,
Conn: Earl Sullivan. Bridgeport Conn;
Russell Juten, Gilbert. Mimi: John j.
Budds Cmanager. Hartford, Conn: !;
John H. Conlin. New Britain Conn; A.
C. Flanagan, Kingston, N. Y; F. dc ..
Mudd. washington; Louis Giof1re: PORT
Chester, N. Y: Thomas Dunn, wash
ington; Joseph Walsh, MiddletoWn.
Conn: Arthur Rayhawk, Pueblo. Colo
John Sweeney, Pearl River, N. Y; Louis
Hurley, New Haven. Conn.,; Robert Prae-
torius, Washington; Daniel DEsopo'
Hartford Conn. and Walter Mcnamara
Bridgeport. Conn.
The Italian Ambassador and the staH
of the Italian embassy will be hosts to
the members OF II Circolo 1taliano. the
Italian club of the Catholic University
at a reception to be given at the en-
niOhf The fac