The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-11
Seniors ActiUe In Commencement At
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Class Day exercises, the most spectacular of the commencement week events at Connecticut college, took place on the main campus at the college this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Approximately 200 alum nae in varied and colorful cos- tunes designed for the occasion as means of identifying the vari- ous class groups, marched across the campus. Accompanying them was double line of undergradu- ates carrying the traditional laurel chain.
 A feature of the exercises was the presentation Of the class gift, $900 toward the establishment of q permanent alumnac. scholarship fund. The gift was presented by Barbara Johnson of Newton High lands, Mass, senior vice president Miss Isabelle Bartlett, president of the class, dedicated the class mas cot, painting entitled The Blue Pool by Professor Henry Bill Scl- den. chairman of the college de- partment of fine arts, which won the Flagg prize at the Connecticut Academy of Design.
 The ivy planting, another tradi- ton of Connecticut college com mencements, took place on the east side of knowlton hall. Mary Eliza beth Wyeth of New York planted the vine and delivered the ivy ora ton.
 The students who were honored with the privilege of carrying the laurel chain were Jane Alexander of Lakewood, Ohio, Elizabeth Ar cher of Evanston, III. Jean Belden of Plandome, l.. l., Virginia Blunt of West Newton, Mass. Eliza beth Carver of sharon, Pa, Wiinfred De- Forest of Chicago, III, Katherine Hammond of Maplewood. N. J., Mary Louise Hays of Wilmette, III, Elinor Hine of New Britain, Conn, Elinor Jones of Conshohoc- ken, Penn, Jane Mays of Forest Hills. N. Y, Mary Louise Mercer of Wyomissing, Pa, Dorothy Mer- Till of Auburndale, Mass. Marjorie Miller of Cleveland. Ohio. Eleanor Morris of Cincinnati. Mary Mead of Mansfield, Ohio, Elizabeth Pal mer. of Cos Cob. Conn, Janyce Pickett of New Haven, Conn. Mar garet Ray of Chicago, III. Margaret Royall of Glen Ridge, N. J., Ca mile Sans of New Rochelle, N. J.. Marjorie Seymour of Upper Montclair, N. J., Grace Stephens of East Hampton, L. l.. Janet and Virginia Swan of Lowell, Mass, Dorothy Tomkinson of Akron, O., Janet Townsend of Worcester, Mass, Virginia Vail of Cleveland. O.. Mary Eaton of Cleveland. O., Helen Smiley of Louisville, Ky. Ruth Wheeler of Meriden, Conn, Elizabeth Miller of White River Junction, Vt. Ruth Ferree of West Hartford, Conn, and Jane Gris- wold of Cleveland. 0.
 From until o'clock this after noon President Katherine Blunt is entertaining, the alumnac. seniors and their friends, trustees and fac ulty at garden party at her home In Mohegan avenue.
 Tonight at o'clock the Wig and Candle Dramatic club will pre- sent Philip Barry's play Holiday. Tho cast of characters is as fol. lows:
 Julia Seton Elizabeth Carver, '33 of Westford, Mass.
 Linda Seton-Margaret Hazlc- wood '32 of East Hartford. Conn.
 Howard Seton-Joan Carver '33 of Lorain, Ohio.
 Ned Seton-Est Tyler '33 of Norton Heights. Conn.
 Nick Porter--Isabeile Bartlett '32 of Freeport. N. Y.
 Susan Porter Elizabeth Booker '33 of Seymour. Conn.
 Laura Cram-Lois Richmond '32 of Elmira. N. Y.
 Seton cram--Janet Ross 's4 of