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the speaker, and the conferring
of degrees, in Ford Chapel. This
will be Allegheny's one hundred
and thirteenth annual commencement.
Grove City's commencement
week will begin with
the farewell Vesper Service at 6
o'clock the evening of June 8 in
The Colonial; June 9 Dean
Thompson will give a luncheon
for the Senior girls at 12:30 in
The Colonial with the Speedwell
reception coming at 3 o'clock in
the club-rooms; Sunday evening,
June 10, the baccalaureate sermon
will be preached in the First
Presbyterian Church at 7 o'clock
by the Rev. Dr. Robert E. Speer,
secretary of the Board of Foreign
Missions of the Presbyterian
Church; the Rev. Charles
N. Moore, '93, will address the
Ivy Day exercises on the campus
at 2:30 the afternoon of
June 11, an art exhibition will
be held in the studio from 3
until 5 with the commencement
recital in the Carnegie Auditorium
at 8 o'clock that evening.
Tuesday, June 12, the Philokali-
Commencement week at Seton
Hill College, Greensburg, begins
with the Alumnae business
meeting at 1 o'clock Saturday,
June 9, followed at 3 o'clock by
the Alumnae reception for the
Seniors and the anniversary dinner
at 5 o'clock. Sunday, June
10, the baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon with the solemn
benediction of Blessed Sacrament;
at 10 o'clock Monday
THE INDEX, Saturday, June 2, 1928 15
characteristic Reymers' fountain an Breakfast will be given in morning, June 11, the Senior ivy game between Alumni and Var­
service and candy department Lover's Lane at 7 o'clock; with planting will take place and at sity at 3 o'clock the afternoon of
with a new feature added ... a class day exercises at 10 o'clock 8:30 that evening there will be June 14, followed at 6:30 by the
department for the sale of Rey­ in the Old Presbyterian Church, the lantern chain exercises and Alumni dinner and smoker in
mers' pastries and delicacies. Board of Trustees holding their presentation of the Senior class the dining-hall and at 9 o'clock
Here, on the long stretch of wall annual meeting at the same time gift; Tuesday morning, June 12, the Sixth Form dance will be
space is a mural painting by the in the administration building. there will be a solemn High given in the gymnasium. Fri­
distinguished artist Norwood At 3 o'clock that afternoon the Mass of Thanksgiving at 9 day, June 15, class day exercises
McGillvray, done in modernistic oratory commencement will be o'clock with the conferring of will take place at 12 o'clock on
spirit with this artist's genius held in Carnegie Auditorium and degrees at 7:30 o'clock that the campus, followed at 1 by a
for interesting color. On the at 8 o'clock that evening Presi­ evening by Bishop Hugh C. luncheon and reception in the
mezzanine is the large lounge dent Weir Ketler will give a re­ Boyle. The Very Rev. John dining-hall and at 3 o'clock that
where lavenders, turquoise blues ception at his home. Commence­ Augustine Ryan, S.T.D., of the afternoon commencement exer­
and rainbow shades are blended ment exercises will take place at Catholic University of America, cises will take place in the gym­
in quiet radiance. Here the 10 o'clock the morning of June will address the graduates. Eastnasium. checking and dressing - rooms 13 in the First Presbyterian ern Standard time is used at Our Lady of Mercy Academy
provide the conveniences for the Church with an address by C. Seton Hill.
will have its commencement ex­
entertaining of private parties. G. Jordan, Secretary of Agricul­
St. Xavier's Academy will beercises at 4 o'clock the afternoon
Breakfast will be served from ture of the Commonwealth of
gin commencement week with a of June 14 in Carnegie Music
8 to 10 . . . luncheon from 11 to Pennsylvania. At 12:30 the
Mass of thanksgiving and ser­ Hall, when a class of 25 Seniors
3 . . . afternoon tea from 3 to 5 Alumni luncheon will be given in
mon to the graduates Sunday, will be graduated. Ursuline
. . . dinner from 5:30 with music the gymnasium. Grove City ob­
June 10. June 12 will bring the Young Ladies' Academy will
and dancing. Large or small priserves Eastern Standard time.
Junior-Senior prom; class night have its fifty-seventh commencevate
bridge luncheon, tea or din­ Mount Union College begins its
exercises and the farewell banment at 8 o'clock that evening,
ner parties can be accommo­ eighty-second annual commencequet,
given to the Seniors by the with Bishop Boyle presiding.
dated. Arrangements can be ment week Friday evening, June
Juniors, comes June 12, with the That same day Carnegie Library
made also for the meetings of 8, with the presentation of "The
graduating exercises June 15 at School commencement will take
clubs and organizations with tea Merchant of Venice" as the an­
10:30. The Rev. Thomas Bry- place at 10 o'clock in the morn­
or luncheon.
nual campus play. Senior class
son, of St. Bernard's Church, ing and the evening of June 15
In opening this newest Store day is to be the most unique the
Mt. Lebanon, will make the ad­ 60 young women will receive
and Tea Room, Reymers' seems college has ever known. The
dress and Bishop Boyle will pre­ graduate diplomas at Miss Con-
to express the genuineness of its program will hark back to the
side.ley's
School of Shorthand. Prizes
appreciation to the Pittsburgh days of old literary societies and
and a silver loving cup will be
public with whose social life it an old literary meeting will be June 10 the University of awarded at that time. Miss Con-
has had the honor to be so inti­ duplicated. That evening the Pittsburgh baccalaureate serley's
reception in honor of the
mately associated for several Seniors will give their graduamon will be preached in Carnegie
graduates will follow. The
score of years.
tion recital in the conservatory Music Hall and commencement
Grace Martin Secretarial School
of music. Sunday morning, June exercises will be held June 13. will hold its commencement ex­
10, the Rev. Dr. W. H. McMaster
SCHOOL NEWS
Shady Side Academy events ercises in The William Penn,
will deliver the baccalaureate
begin with the annual baseball Thursday, June 28.
sermon and Monday morning,
the Rev. Dr. Charles W. Gilkey,
pastor of the Hyde Park Bap­
j
tist Church, Chicago, will make
the commencement address. Degrees
of Bachelor of Arts and
Reymers
Bachelor of Science will be conferred
on 75 Seniors. The closing
feature of the commencement
program will be the dedication
of the new Shakespearean
garden, in which has been made
an attempt to grow the flowers,
shrubs and trees mentioned in
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In this, the newest and largest ol the seven Reumers
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Avenue) Breaklast will he served from eight to ten;
Luncheon Irom eleven to three; Altemoon Tea Irom
three to live; and Dinner from five-thirtu, with
Dancing.
Shakespeare's plays, or those
that grew in his time.
Private Luncheon, Tea or Dinner Parties
can he accommodated.
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