Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
HOWARD i. PLANS
FOR GRADUATION
Commencement Program In
cIudes Receptions, Review
and Alumni Meetings.

The commencement program at How
ard University, beginning Friday and
concluding with the graduation exer-
cises on June 7, provides a variety of
activities, including the r. o. T. c. re-
view, the baccalaureate service. several
receptions, exercises of the graduating
classes, class reunions and alumni meet
ings.
In addition to the r. o. T. c. review
on Friday, May 81, the graduating ex-
ercises of the Nurse Training School Of
Freedmen's Hospital will take place in
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel at 8
pm. The senior college prom will be
held from to IL pm. in the university
dining hall.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached by DR.. Mordecai w. Johnson,
president of the university. at 4 pm.
next Sunday in the gymnasium. Music
for the occasion will be rendered by the
University Choral Society. All grad
lattng classes will assemble near the
library and main building and march in
academic procession down the tradi-
tional long walk to the gymnasium
building.
The annual meeting of the board of
trustees will take place Tuesday, June
4. at 10 am. The noon chapel exer-
c1sos will be conducted by graduating
students. At Sis pm the senior class
exercises will be held in Andrew Ran
kin Memorial Chapel.
Reception for Senior Women.
A reception in honor of the women
OF the senior classes will be given by
Miss Lucy D. Slowe, dean of women.
at her residence. 1856 Kearney street
northeast, Wednesday, June 5, from Z
to 9 pm.
Thursday. June 6, Is designated as
Alumni day, with the annual meeting of
the alumni of the school of religion in
the main building at IL am. DR.. Nor
'decai w. johnson. president and Mrs.
Johnson will be ''at home" to senior
classes. alumni and friends from 4 to 6
pm. The law alumni will meet in
Evarts Hall Uaw School Building). 400
Fifth street, at pm. The annual
meeting of the General Alumni Asso-
citation in Andrew Rankin Chapel will
conclude the activities of Alumni day
Commencement day will be Friday,
June z, with class reunions in Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel at 10 am:
university luncheon to alumni. in the
dining hall at 2:30 pm; annual COM
campus at $3.50 pm, with Secretary of
Interior Wilbur as the speaker. v
The college faculties of the univer-
Sity will entertain in honor of the How
ard president and Mrs. johnson In the
trustees dining room tomorrow eve
ming.
Two Electrical Degrees.
Among the students graduating this
June, Charles H. Borican and James P.
Scott will receive the degree Of bache-
lor OF science In electrical engineering.
Charles Borican is an honor student.
having recently been elected a member
Of the Kappa Mu Society, and will be
the third Of all the graduates of this
department to receive the honor of cum
laude. Borican is from Bridgeton, N. j.,
and is graduate of the Bridgeton High
School
James Scott, while meeting the rigid
requirements of his department. also
has engaged in extra-curricular activi-
ties. He is-one Of three men to be
honored with the Glee Club KEY for the
present year. His home is in Washing
ton. and he prepared for college at the
high school In Lebanon, Pa.
The other two men to receive the
Glee Club key. which Is given for four
years work with the club and the COM
nletion Of all academic requirements in
the university. are James Tyson and
Eugene Weathers. Tyson is from Union
town, Pa. and Weathers is from Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
The College Of Applied Science will
give its second annual exhibition from
June 8 to June z. Among other things
there will be demonstration in the de-
rartment of electrical engineering. show
ing the operation Of the Heidenhoff test
bench.
The department OF architecture will
give display of domestic. public and
eccleSiastic design. both in drawings and
models, together with examples Of dec
orative arts and interiors. The depart
ment of art will give an exhibition of
student work.