Evening star., 1931-05-31

THE baccalaureate sermon Tor the
i graduating class Of Washington
College Of Law will be delivered by
the Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sisoo next Sun
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
The faculty, headed by Dean Grace
Hays Riley and Dr. Edwin c. Dutton,
president Of the board Of trustees, to-
gether with the candidates for degrees
and the general student body will at
tend.
The freshman class elected Cecil A
Jones president, Thursday. Other Of
flcers chosen included Walter L. Ma
haffey, first vice president; Lee r.
Schermerhorn, second vice president;
Edgar 8. Idol, treasurer and John r
Num-, sergeant at arms.
Final examinations for the year con-
tinue through the coming week The
schedule in both day and evening di-
visions includes torts, common law
| pleading, equity, interstate commerce
law, real property, testamentary law
domestic relations, bankruptcy and
suretyship.
To celebrate the end Of the school
year the class of 1888 is giving fresh
| man frolic" in honor of the class of 1892
to be held at the college next Satur-
/ A0J AAC PAOBA NhA WAL uIC1uO@
dancing and refreshments. The faculty
and student body is invited to attend
The COMMITTEE on Arrangements Is
composed of Miss Mary v. Marraffa
Joseph A. Cushman and Howard l.
Wittenmeyer.
Howard Commencement Friday.
TOMMENCEMENT exercises at How
~ ard University will be held at $3.50
pm. Friday. with Rev. DR.. Anson
| Phelps Stokes, canon of the National
Cathedral, as speaker. At IL o'clock on
commencement day there will be corner
stone laying of the new dormitories for
| women.
Secretary Wilbur Will Speak.
Dr. Mordecai w. johnson. president
will deliver the baccalaureate sermon
at ii am. today. Both the commence
i ment exercises and the baccalaureate
services will be held in the amphi-
theater on the university campus.
Students Of the School of Music will
| give a recital at 8 pm. Monday, In
Andrew Rankin Chapel, and on Tues
day at 8:15 pm, the senior class will
hold exercises in chapel.
DR.. and Mrs. Johnson will be at home
TO members of the senior classes. alumni
| ana 1TleHQS, lrOHl 10 I'm. on InurS-
day, and Dean Lucy D. Slowe will be
at home to women of the senior class
from to pm. Wednesday, at her
home.
On Thursday alumni meetings will be
held, beginning with the meeting of the
alumni Of School of Religion at II
O'Clock, in the Theological Building
Alumni of the Law School will meet at
8 pm, In the moot court room Of the
Law School
The General Alumni Association will
hold its annual meeting at 8 O'Clock on
Thursday. The annual exhibition oi
student work of the art department will
formally open in the art gallery at
o'clock Thursday.
Class reunions will take place at 10
O'Clock, commencement day, in the
Andrew Rankin Chapel, and at the
same time there will be a meeting OF
the Executive Committee of the General
| Alumni Association in Library Hall.
| Annual r. o. T. C. review was held
last Friday from 1:30 to $3.50 pm. Al
8 O'Clock Friday night, graduating
exercises were held in Andrew Ran
kin Chapel for the Freedmen's Hospital
Nurse Trainig School.
Three one-act plays were presented
by the Howard Players, at 8 o'clock, ir
the Medical School Auditorium Satur-
day. The plays were "Playgoers," BY
Sir Arthur Pinero; The Man Who
Died at Twelve O'Clock" by Paul Green
and The Giants Stair by Wilbur
Steele.