Evening star., 1934-05-27
representing the college division in
the Citv of Baltimore.

representing the college division In
the City of Baltimore.
The contest is held in conjunction
with the tercentenary Of the first mass
celebrated on Maryland soil by Father
Andrew White, S. j., in 1884, and
the centennial of the birth Of James
Cardinal Gibbons. The addresses will
concern, 1.-THE Catholic Student and
the Maryland Missions" in commem-
grafton Of the tercentenary Of Mary
land.
The annual electrical exhibit of the
Department of Electrical Engineering
of the university will close tonight
after q three-day period. Demonstra-
tions Of the radio light-beam, the
oscillograph and the light-controlled
circuits are among the modern de-
velopments which will be exhibited
again today, from pm. to 10 pm.
The exhibit is under the direction of
Thomas J. MacKavanagh, head of
the department.
John M. Wigglesworth of Worcester
Mass, has been elected president of
the Senators Club, to succeed Ivan
j. Alfaro of Panama City, G. T.;
George E. Lewis was named vice
president and George w. Mattingly
treasurer. The new interclub rep
resentative' is Frank ]. Murphy, and
Richard j. Boyland Is corresponding
secretary, and Francis j. Schmehl is
recording secretary.
Most Rev. James H. Ryan, bishop
of Modra and rector OF Catholic
University, will attend the Tercen-
tenary celebration in the Baltimore
Stadium on Wednesday, Memorial
day. The Catholic University Band
and a delegation from the student
body will take part in the procession
into the stadium, which will precede
the celebration.
The Abbey Club elected John A.
Mcdonald of Denver, Colo, as presi-
dent for the next year.
Right Rev. MSgr. John A. Ryan,
professor Of moral theology and in
dustrial ethics at Catholic University
and professor of political science at
Trinity College, will speak on "A
New Social Order" over the Catholic
Hour" of the National Broadcasting
Co, through Station WEAF in New
York City today. This Is the
last of series given by DR.. Ryan at
the invitation of the National Council
of Catholic Men, sponsors OF the
program.
"Y" School to Make Awards.
CENIOR honor awards of South
y eastern University will be an
nounced next Friday night at the
annual reception and dance for
graduates arranged by the South
eastern Alumni Association at the
Admiral Hotel.
New officers of the alumni associa-
ton will be installed at the party.
They are Donald Hyland, president;
Harvey w. Goddard, first vice presi-
dent; George G. McLeish. second
vice president: Margaret A. Hickman,
secretary, and Curtis E. Chadwick,
treasurer.
In addition to making public the
names of honor students, university
officials will announce candidates for
scholarship keys. Following the
transaction of business there will be
dancing and refreshments.
The final list Of candidates for
graduation was posted in the uni
versity Office yesterday. Caps and
gowns will be distributed next Sat-
urday.
The baccalaureate service will be
| held next Sunday in Wallace Me-
mortal United Presbyterian Church.
New Hampshire avenue and Ran
dolph street. Rev. DR.. c. E. Haw-
thorne, pastor, will preach the ser
mon. The commencement will be
held Tuesday, June 5, at 8 pm. in
Memorial Continental Hall. Robert
L. O'Brien, chairman of the Tariff
Commission, will deliver the address.
The Woodward School commence
ment will be held June and that