Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
|DR. We. DUBOIS
| SPEAKSAT HOWARD
Editor Will Give Commence.
ment Address at Univer.
sity on June 6.

DR.. w. E. Burghardt Dubois, editor of
the Crisis and Negro scholar, will de-
liver the commencement address ut
Howard University at $3.50 pm. June 9.
The program Of year end events pro-
vides for the senior college prom on
Saturday. with baccalaureate sermon in
the university gymnasium at pm.
June /. The sermon will be preached
by DR.. Mordecai w. johnson. president
of the university. Music will be fur
niShed by the university choir.
On Monday. June 2, there will be r.
o. T. c. on the university campus, and
at 8 pm. in Andrew Rankin Chapel will
occur graduating exercises for the
Nurses TRAILING School Of Freedmen's
Hospital At 10 am. on Tuesday the
board of trustees will hold its annual
meeting, and at noon in Andrew Ran
kin Chapel the graduating students will
conduct the final chapel exercises. The
senior college class exercises will be held
at 8:l5 pm. In Andrew Rankin Chapel.
From to Z pm. on June Miss Lucy
D. Slowe, dean Of women, will hold an
AT home" in honor Of the women of
the senior class at her residence, 1856
Kearney street northeast.
Alumni to Meet.
At II am. on Thursday, June 5, the
annual meeting of the alumni Of the
School Of Religion in the new Theologi-
cal Building will be held. DR.. and Mrs
Mordecai w. johnson will be at home
to members of the senior classes alumni
and friends at 4 pm. At z pm. the Law
School alumni will hold their meeting
in william M. Evarts Hall, 420 Fifth
street. and at pm. the annual meet
ing of the General Alumni Association
will be held.
Friday, June 8, will be Commence
ment day. At 10 am, in Andrew Rankin
Chapel, class reunions will be held, with
the executive committee meeting at the
same hour in Andrew Rankin Chapel.
At 1880 pm, in honor of the alumni,
a university luncheon will be held In
the dining hall, with the commence
ment exercises taking place ut $50 pm:
In addition to the address by DR.. Du-
bois, musical program will be given
by the university choral society.
The annual exhibition Of student
work in the departments of architecture
and engineering Of the College Of APP
piled Science will open in the Applied
Science Building June 2.
The annual exhibition of student
work In the department of art will be
held in the university art gallery be-
ginning Tuesday.
Economies Club to Meet.
The Economics Club will hold q lunch
con symposium tomorrow at noon In
the trustees room Of the university din
ing ball The guest speaker for the &C.
, casio6 %M be J. M. Mattingly, principal
of Cardoza Business School. Or. EN-
NETT j. Scott, secretary-treasurer Of the
university, and Or. johnson will take
part in the discussion of the question:
why Negro Business in Washington Is
Undeveloped in Spite of Many Advarl-
| tages." Fred MINIS Is president Of the
club, and Prof. j. p. Murchison is
faculty adviser In addition to students
of the department and members Of the
faculty, 80 prominent business men
have been invited.
The first annual recital of the chill
dren's department of the Howard Uni
versity School of Music will be given
Wednesday at 3:45 pm. in Andrew
Rankin Chapel. Demonstrations will be
made In modern musical education.
Children between the ages OF and 10
years will entertain by musical per.
formances. Miss Camille Nickerson Is
director o the children's department
end Miss Lulu v. ,Childers Is director OF
the Scfcol CT Music.