Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
Schools and Colleges
Events Of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities y. Washington Leading
Educational Institutions.

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historic Christ Church, in Alexandria
In that church next Sunday morning
at ii O'Clock. Graduates will attene
in their caps and gowns and . elias!
picture will be taken at the close o.
the service.
Immediately following the commence.
ment exercises there will be farewell
dance in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium
for graduates and their friends.
The Woodward School commence.
ment will be held June 10 at oclocl
at night in the Y. M. c. A. assembly
hall. DR.. George B. Wood, dean o.
the College Of Liberal Arts. American
University. will be the speaker. Head
master J. J. King will present th'
graduates.
Graduating exercises Of the Wash.
ington Preparatory School will be hele
June IA in the Y. M. c. A. assembly
graduates, with r. o. Eliason, principal
as POSTMASTER
Dr. Ward w. Keesecker of the Bureau
Of Education has offered q prize Il
prep" students OF American or world
history for the best report on 'Tht
Effect of the Paris Pact" Special lee
lures have been given recently by Rev
John J. Queally on Literature and the
Bible" by Joseph A. Llompart on The
Sugar Industry Of Cuba" and by Simon
Lasica on The Copyright Law"
C. U. Paper Issued.
THE final issue Of The Tower, Catho-
i lie University newspaper, was pub
lished on Thursday and included q
complete summary of the academic
year, the commencement program and
the results of the several class and
society elections. A special feature on
which the editorial staff had been
standing undergr aduate activities and
of campus faculty and visiting notables
The Sir Gallahad Medal. which is
awarded annually by the Utopian Club
to the graduating senior who is the
most representative member Of that
group, was awarded to John T.
Sweeney, of Pearl River. NJ Y. at the
annual farewell banquet during the
week.
Right Rev. Mgr James H. Ryan will
deliver the commencement address at
Marywood College. Scranton, Pa. today,
and at Columbia College. Dubuque,
Iowa, on Wednesday, June /.
Carl de Mello of Stoneham. Mass,
was chosen by the student BODY Of the
university to receive the Harris Cup
given each year to the best scholar
gentleman-athlete Of the senior class
by the Harris Company Of Washington.
De Mello was a member Of freshman
and varsity base ball teams. chairman
OF Senior Commencement Committee
and member of Utopian and Blue Key
Societies.
DR.. Fulton J. Sheen will deliver the
commencement address at Ottumwa
Heights College, Ottumwa, Iowa, on
Tuesday
Thu Catholic University will be rep
resented in the American Section of the
Thirty-frst International Eucheristic
Congress in Dublin. Ireland. next
month by Dr. Peter Guilday. professor
of church history. who will read 9
paper on The Contribution of the Irish
Laity to the Progress of the Catholic
Church in America - A paper or
Calvary on Irish Affairs" will be reao
by Dr. Fulton ]. Sheen, Of the phil
osophy department.
The Senators Club held its final ban.
Duet of the year last night at the
Hamilton Hotel The guest of the eve.
ming was DR.. Robert S. Nicholson OF
the class Of 1924, first president OF the
CluU, dllQ IlON d ptOiiliIiCIt NcW AoA
physicist Fred j. Diegelman Of Wash
and founder of the club which Is COM
posed of We shington students. presided
at the induction Of the new officers
Forces Cotton. varsity basket ball coach
and EDMUND La Fond. intramura
sports director, presented the athletic
awards won by the Senators during the
past year and addressed the club.
Law College Announces Speaker.
THE baccalaureate sermon for the
i graduating class Of Washington
College of Law will be delivered BY
the Rev Carl c. Rasmussen next Sun
day. at pm. at the Luther Place Me.
mortal Church. The faculty, headed
Edwin c. Dutton, president Of the
board Of trustees. together with thu
candidates for degrees and the genera
student body will attend.
Final examinations for the year vii
continue throughout the coming week
The girls Of the junior and freshman
classes entertained the girls OF the
graduating class at luncheon at Pierre's
yesterday The guests of honor in.
Guided Dean Grace Hays Riley and the
women Of the faculty. Marie K. Saun-
derS. EnZaDeth G. Harris, Helen Z
Jamison and Rebekah S. GreathouSe.
The Alumni Association will enter.
tain the entire graduating class at 8
buffet supper on Monday. June 6
Harold T. Stoweu, president Of the
Alumni Association. has appointed Mrs
Olive Roberts Freer as general chair
man. Miss Grace Whelan as chairman
Of the supper. and Mrs. Marjorie l.
Soper as chairman Of decorations.
The National Drafting School. which
was founded during the past academic
year, at 502 Thirteenth street. has
moved to more modern quarters in the
Earle Building. at Thirteenth and E
streets, and plans now are being com.
pleted for the schools first commence.
ment.
Concurrent with the announcement
Of its removal to new quarters. the
school made known the establishment
OF branch administration of1ice al
Winchester. Va. Through this branch
the institution expects to afford i'm.
proved facilities to its Virginia cor
respondence students. Henry p. Bragg
Is president of the school.
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