Evening star., 1934-06-10
LIFE Of HUMILITY
URGED BY SPEAKER
Archbishop CurIey Tells
Trinity College Graduates
of Basis of Good Life.

The trouble with too many young
women of today is that they make
themselves the arbiters of their moral
conduct and fiout the law of God and
the laws of His church. Archbishop
Michael J. Curley told the graduating
class at Trinity College Tuesday.
There are some Catholic women, he
said. who would not miss mass on
Sunday for anything in the world, yet
who have no scruples in violating the
law of God in fiouting Him who Is
the Arbiter.
The archbishop warned the mem
bers of the graduating class, the stu
dents of Trinity and all others pres
ent against such conduct. The basis
of such violations, the effort OF some
to make themselves think what they
do is right when it is wrong and i'm
moral. is based on their lack OF hu-
nility, he pointed out
Spirit of Humility
1.-THE Catholic who lives in spirit
of humility will love God, will obey
Him and will necessarily live a good
life" he told them.
Fifteen States and the District of
Columbia as well as Italy and Canada
we're represented in the graduating
class of SO members.
The archbishop presided at the
commencement. The general report
of the college was made by Right
Rev. Msgr. John A Ryan of the
Catholic University. The presentation
of candidates; for degrees was made
by Dom Thomas Werner Moore, o. S
B. The address to the graduates was
delivered by the Right Rev. Msgr.
William J. Kerby.
Candidates for Degrees.
The candidates for the bachelor OF
arts degree were:
District of Columbia-Marie Therese
de Laboulaye. Dorothy Margaret Don
ovan. Mary Angela Hallisy, Katharine
Jane Lee, Mary Eleanor NORM, Gene
We've Marie Oliver Eleanor Marie
Rattigen. Anna Magdalene Rupert
and Uriel Elizabeth Sheehy.
Maryland-Marian Ursula Rueth.
Virginia-Theodore Margaret Hara-
han, Agnes Maureen Kivlighan, Mar
jorie Cornelia Kivlighan.
West Virginia-Harriet Jane Heath
erman.
Pennsylvania-Myr Anne Black
magma cum laude; Monica Victoria
Davis. Mary Elizabeth Farabaugh
Elizabeth Adele Grunder, Eileen Marie
Hogan, Mary Margaret McCrea and
Eorv E1izo hath Wehpar
New York-Frances Eugenia Adrian,
Kathleen Frederica Bayly. Charlotte
Louise Cullinan, Helen Irene Dillon,
Helen Garfield Dinneen, Mary Alice
Donovan. Adele Patricia Fitzpatrick,
Annette Flanagan. Eileen Felicia Haig-
ney, Catherine Patricia Hayden, Flea
nor. Marie Kane, Margaret Mary
Leonard, Elizabeth Mary Lyons. Rita
Agnes McKenna, Beatrice Cameron
Mcneil, Marie Louise Madeo, Eleanor
Mary Morey. Dorothy Loretta Morgan
Mary Rose Moriarity. Ellen Catherine
O'Brien, Joan Frances Perry. Rita
Barnes Sullivan. Helen Frances Tuo-
by. cum laude, and Esther Otilda
Wagner
achusetts-Eleanor Rita Be-
han, Madeline Louise Callahan, Su-
zanne Callahan, Alice Josephine Dee
ly Esther Gertrude O'Connor Ruth
Claire O'Connor and Mary Veronica
Quartz
Rhode Island-Margaret Helena
Ashworth Mary Osfield Fitzgerald and
Mary Catherine Mcdonald.
Connecticut-Mae Lauretta FitZsim-
mons. Mary Winifred Hanley and ia
net Elizabeth Mullins.
New Jersey-Verna Frances Furrey
Mary Josephine Hamill and Elizabeth
Jane Hinchliffe
Mississippi-Marjor jorie Fidelis Bru-
mini
Michigan-Jane Elizabeth Glavin
magma cum laude
Wisconsin-Ursula Lorraine Lauer-
man.
Ohio-Mary Catherine Ryan.
Illinois-Maryellen Savage
Iowa-Kathleen Louise Walsh.
Quebec, Canada. - Rose Kathryn
Mahon.
Portoferraio, Italy-Maria Vittoria
Fedeli.