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dent body will be in the audience
as q unit.
An international aspect will
lend itself to the convocation in
the presence of the diplomatic
corps, with the Ambassador of
Peru as the ranking guest. The
gymnasium has been decorated
with flags of all nations in
honor of the representatives of
the various countries expected to
attend and as a symbol Of the
international character Of the
church.
Three Professions
Three professions, starting at
$3.50 p. m, will converge upon the
gymnasium. One, the faculty,
trustees and bishops, and the
guest in whose honor the convo-
cation has been called; another,
comprised of the students, both
lay and clerical, and third, COM
posed of the representatives Of the
Government, the diplomatic corps,
the heads Of the local colleges and
universities and other diStin-
guished guests, will all enter the
gymnasium at one time.
The university choir and glee
club, with DR.. Lee Behrendt direct
ing, will furnish the music.
At the conclusion of the convo'
cation, a reception will be held in
the Great Hall of the Mullen Ii
brary, at which Cardinal O'Con
nell, assisted by Patrick Cardinal
Hayes, Archbishop of New York,
and Archbishop Curley, will re
ceive the guests.
Among Those Present
Included among those from
whom acceptances to invitations
to the convocation have been re
ceive are:
His Excellency, the Ambassador Of
Peru.
His Excellency. the Ambassador Of
Argentina and Madame Espil.
His Excellency, the Ambassador Of Pc.
land.
The Counselor Of the Polish Embassy
and Madame Sokolowska-
The Secretary Of the Polish Embassy
and Madame Moscicka.
The Attache of the Polish Embassy
IN. Bohdan ZaniewskD.
The Counselor of the italian Embassy
and Marchesa Rossi Longhi.
The Counselor for immigration Of the
Italian Embassy and Signora Bonardelli
The Third Secretary Of the French
Emba ssy, Herr Ernst W. Meyer.
The Counselor Of the German Embassy
and Frau Leitner.
The First Secretary Of the German
TEmassy, Herr Ernst W. Mayer.
The Second Secretary Of the German
Embassy and Frau Lehman
His Excellency, the japanese Am
bassador.
His Excellency. the Spanish Ambas
gador.
His Excellency the Turkish Ambas
sador.
The Counselor Of the Spanish Embass.
Senior Don Luis NJ. de Yrujo
The Charge d'Affaires Of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne.
The Attache Of the Belgian Embass!
and Madame Walravens.
The Attache of the Legation o.
Switzerland. Mr.. Ernest schlatter.
The First Secretary of the Legation Of
Greece, Mr.. Nicholas G. Lely.
His Excellency, the Minister OF Guate
mala.
The Secretary of the Legation o.
Guatemala, senior Don Enrique Lopez
Herrarte.
The Charge d'Affaires Of Lithuania
Mr.. Mikas Bagdonas.
The Charge d'Affaires Of Czechoslo
vakia, DR.. Josef Nemecek.
The First Secretary of the Legation Of
Czechoslovakia. Mr.. Otakar Kebelac.
His Excellency. the Minister Of the
Irish Free State and Madame Mac
White.
The Secretary Of the Legation Of tn,
Irish Free State and Mrs. Brennan.
His Excellency, the Minister Of VenO
zuela.
The Counselor of the Legation o
Venezuela, Senior Don Luis Churion.
The Secretary of the Legation Of Vene
Suela, Senior Don Pedro Rivero.
His Excellency. the Minister of Den
mark.
His Excellency, the Minister Of Pan
anna and Madame Alfaro.
The Secretary of the Legation o
Panama and Sonora Chevaller.
The Attache Of the Legation o
Panama and Sonora Alfaro.
His Excellency, the Minister Of 1o
livia.
His Excellsncy. the Minister Of Para
quay and Sonora de Bordenave.
The First Secretary Of the Legation o
HonduraG
His Excellency, the Minister Of Per
STA and Madame Dalai.
His Excellency. the Minister Of Ecua
dor.
His Excellency, the Minister Of Portu
gal and Madame de Bianchi.
The Secretary Of the Legation o
Hungary. Baron Paul Schell.
The Charge d'Affaires of the Neither
lands and Baroness van Breugel Douglas
HE Excellency the Minister Of tn