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OIJEIILIN COLLEGE OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY JUNE 20 1933 NUMBER 5

a ii M Millikan Speaks to Graduates fliam Mosher j President Wilkins Confers Elected President Seven Honorary Degrees

i o of Oberlin Alumni I Musical Union Sings Processional Pastor Bradley Talks Miller Of First Church Delivers Gift Is Announces Invocation King Honored j By Allen Bailey Syt K Moslu- r of I of Oliciliii were fundamentalists What is a 1r A The founders 1 t 1 president of 1 lundaiiieiitalist a mail win sees beyond 1 lie trivial the trans n t thfl wlitt really sees understands and arts niion what in funda nuci lit hold len 1 De Koleit A Mi hkan siieakuiff tins morning in tin Rrcut tent menial declared composed of alnnini stutlents parents ot grad jr- sUIiit win win efore an audience Th uates and notable educators who had next tlm is a former tor the distinguished ov i come to hear Oberlins of the iTiian nepaium- Hutvr son deliwr the Commencement ad- rving from 1M w 0Mi dress h i Honorary Degrees At rnsit ror i the and Citizen He added Jii pointing out that School of Public Affairs Iuhcrsity I small independent farmers were real ship in Syracuse to Notables If these were Given molders of character that officers elected i Other founders were here today I suppose piesMint Mrs Irene viw- that Wall Streets bankers and indus W f Syracuse I Slim- on w Recipients Have Won trialists would be calling them In and I od vicipr- siInt asking how to get knowledge ana Lakevowl secretary Mabel 1 j National Fame 0 what it would cost to get It f Lakewoiid treasurer j Bahf 12 President Ernest Hatch Wilkins W Williamson VJ ot New i piny degrees were award conferred honorary degrees on the I Seven honorary Tork ana women persons rep- ed ncHnmiished men following distinguished Fur Omm- illHis at Urge the Alumni ex Centennial Commencement resenting education drama music named Donald ai uto in the 4flciation morning law Jerome Davis Edith I ercises this science and elie 11 chairman of Committee on Pro- Jerome Davis PhD Associate Wynne Matthison John Carew Rolfe Awards of Mnh- gaii Heights N V i at of Practical Philanthropy Ernest Hutcheson Herbert Spencer 1 I fessor Oa I Mrs Kelsey of MW 5 Eva Sweet mjlf r I Commencements University was awarded the Jennings James Brown Scott and Oi eA rHe Bis Yale York X Hurley L Lutz of 1 X 1 of Divin I ft tfWrtA I Honorary Degree of Doctor Mary Emma Woolley A description Princeton X J Lawn- nce H Mac J 2SE 25S3Sft i widely known educator cm degrees and a short biogra- 4 A ily A o their Daniels 12 of llhaea N V ami njiknins a sociologist Dr Davis has written phical sketch of their lives appears Mrs A1 na Miller Rich 11 of Chic- I The Rus- number of books including elsewhere ago Nominating these people were 1 Contemporary sian Immigrant and Edward X Hcald Trafton M Dye an editor Musical Union Sings Social Movements He is and Hui had Cose Cochran and of the Journal of Social Forces Leading the Academic Procession Dr Bradley Speaks 1 to the is an editorial contributor was the Honorary Marshall Louis Ed- 1m ludwl mi the program was a 1 Dr Davis Christian Science Monitor ward Hart Esq 93 of Chicago As a speech Between Classes delivered com- has been a member of several processional the Oberlin Musical Un- by Dan Bradley He said that Ship sent to the missions including one ion Centennial Chorus rendered God herd ami Stewart were pious prac j and one coal fields of West Virginia of our Fathers by Warren and tical and trusted in the Lord but I I T ill whose presidency marks labor conditions in Le m tonight College which investigated Jerusalem the Golden by Jeune they did not leave it all for him to nade at 1000 p by A Mil j presented Upper right Dr Robert presi hundredth year of Oberlin Russia Dr Davis was The invocation was given by the do Asa Mahan first the 1 In the j Center pnortnn TVD DTh Pro D likan 91 whose address one or i x- i Reverend James Austin Richards I and During thi course of Dr i of the college College jiiniei Bradleys Century featured the dent Old Testament Language Church in Coming in Oberln his a view of the college in fessor of the n Pastor of the First fceih he dwelt mi various members of class the early figures Below Commencement exercises pop- i and Literature Oberlin Following this Dr Millikan of the Oberlin to be nonoreo auima Tappan Hall a faculty of yesterday at 1000 am tory 1868 showing of the art of the Address of 1933 in the tent celebration In recognition delivered the Commencement aniline them Malum who stood for Centennial motif in the Illumination College bestowed the Upper left the facade of the Hatch ular theater Oberlin In the Coming Century a perfected manhood against a wot I center Ernest Saturday Letters where the sen- Left Night parade last Honorary Degree of Doctor of Then Shall Your Light Break of i Allen Art Building of Oberlin ecclesiastical moss barks i do present head head of will hold its pro me Wilkins upon Edith Wynne Matthison Forth from Mendelssohn s ine clar- d that man was incapable ot ior class Bennett the Drama Department in the Elijah was sung by the Musical Un worthy conduct i versatile Wishes Eddy Talk School of Liberal Arts and a ion At the end of this selection bec In conclusion Dr Bradley declared Sends Good Foster artist Miss Matthison nas piaytru retary George M Jones made the an With a superb faculty an cnthusi Concert Shakespear- Reunion Wilkins Receives Tele- Greek plays mysteries nouncements of degrees granted since asie ahmmi a body of students President Meet plays old French Ambassador In Religious ian and other Elizabethan the Commencement exercises or June Picked i gram From from th best in our nations modern plays Set for Tonight English comedies and 1932 Hh schools ami a loyal and hard- j motion pic- following telegram from the She has starred in several working Hoard 1 The of Oberlin Laude Awards of Trustees Presl- received by Review Past among them Henry VIII and Cum d- Ambassador was tures nt Wilkins may look French Matthi- forward to Singers to Aid Hatch Wilkins ths Theological Life The Governors Lady Miss further announced the many wars of iiinutrinnu Alumni President Ernest Mr Janes uiiu- i i remembered in Oberlin as cvcoa morning son will be award of honors for graduation with Wilkins Announces Gift Glee Clubs in Salutation It i rentennial anniver By Barnett B Lester having played here distinction The award of Cum Laude President Ernest Hatch Wilkins In j jn ocas H A Oberlin was the pleasure of Charles was granted to Warren Vincent Cam- peaking on hundred years of Oberlin Today was nnP wnwr LittD Professor of Science Me projects were PhD eron with honors in Political to announce with prntiflrnlinn i achievement in religious for the Reunion Glee CluD wnw or h ros English to present the candidate Oberlin with honors of press myiy floodBq wishes jL Fmteri irofes Florence Grace Pit 7Am bv It T Miller Jr be a fitting close for the Frank u u which wu ww at tne To John Carew Koire rn in Mathematics Philip Morell Sever- thicago Hi money I During the peritypenxy and contnuea of church history to be added to emeritus 1 T Latin Language rvntonnlalf rtnnlil Celebration D Professor of the ance with honors in Mathematics HOOOon Ktta been organization Graduate School ana v of jnc Eraser Miller LoanIan tvyf day8 llleii programnrncram has De Laboulaye Oberlin at the University Voorhees with last Andr secretary of the Ameri- and Literature and Elizabeth Maria developed more Interesting num Mrewer Eddy was given the Honor with for the Pennsylvania honors in Geology iiure American college planneo ac can Board of Commissioners of Divinity Dr ra wa8 originally centennial ary Degree of Doctor The award of Magna Cum Laude Wt Wilkins Plays Missions at the stated the belief t0 Mr jack E Wirkler ine Red Nichols foreign Rolfe is the author of numerous Thomas Bonnell 1 rirdine to Allen lUdl Iflii nrv e religion held yester- was granted ew years would see a grown in numbers far be in convocation of As a translator he David id- chorus has Prom classics textbooks with in Economics r div isietl For Senior Chapel honors lietwiwn thi yond first estimates I nis day in Finney put into English Suetonius Sal- honors in Politi- more ainl the Building Tonite evangelical charac- has Magarey Earl with j roiicgo years the largest Art Pointing to the and Nepos In connec- It ii cert will bring together de- lust Gellius cal Science Faith Lee Fitch with as also early Oberlin Dr Eddy Dr President Wilkins men in the history Pen- ter of with his classics activities Richard Ely May hoiNor chorus of Oberlin an h famous co- tion honors in Physics to read kot t of lied Nichols many of the colleges Ameri College and a chorus Sen clared that Rolfe has been a trustee of the in Economics ana suiuiatory of Oberlin up the music for the of sla nard with honors egrams and bal nies strike nriiive to abolition Rome and is a mem letters de o m Hiv and can Academy in with honors in Ier- d women viii- Art mulcting ana tneme Robert Lyman Smith to n Allen mm j tto assi mblcd for been hr rom very upiucmeiu u f American Phitosopnicai the aree A galaxy of solo stars has wer th Economics The award of Summa entenary evening at ten oclock equality of all groups PhnOSOphy appear vocal and instru- be dec- racial Amerlcan was granted to John Law- Among invited to in building court will by Cum Laude them was on from Shang be sup- Tl lirt missionary in spirit vP was presented in Eco- They will i honors the 1 with Ulna mental numbers garden for Till hfHU rence Doerschuk sent v H orated as a tropical H D Pro Ir II Kung group of skilled pillars Dr Eddy praise nitll Louis E Lord PhD L Helen Elizabeth Malcolm earliest ported by a large building the u- innds nomics and lonurulnluiwino dance Within the mnrp II SSHnaries IU b occa- accompanists paper to with honors in Sociology with a tinfoil lr in the Unite j nil Oberlins Centennial May compositions be wound than any other college foremost leaders in the A special group of garlands ot princ ederirk Oberii plve a glistening effect He said many of the worldi Ernest Bachelor Master Degrees pirlt con men and women sk- States musical t serve written by Oberlin will hang from th Board nave uer TuiiHard youth of Amri occa- carnations i nf the American oi for the arranged n- President Ernest Hatch Wilkins s h and most appropriate palms will be collegen naminHimill0 nuiLu wag award did the last hundred program and Wonted from this Degrees In Course ars sion is to be included in the of nrtyrdon of then conferred the about the floor manual labor spirit Honorary Degree of Doctor or Gurney To Sing K H theo The candidates for the degree oilier egram Preside and Mrs of race and progressive teacher composer Sir came from appear as guest equality of were presented by asbflurg t Those who are to Mrs H A Jellufe Bachelor Arts Miss Cleve- Erolessor and Hutcheson began his iiot Elizabeth are already logy and critic Dean Cole Dean of omcial performers in this concert the ron Charles Nelson PhD representatlve a be the guests at Cite Past Achievements under the tutelage of Kr of B tiuriey of New- 1MH pas colorful career the Cnlleee of Arts and Sciences tne ed- in Oberlin John line will las from r nherlin s historic Amnno his musical uililltll society who college days receiving Iv r sravennaKeu degrees of Bachelor U I City famous in his iy candidates for the lnsiilent York 1045 tiEddy said hat her mar Symphonic Suite Wilkins The lill pr composmons are Mu- age athletic ability will of Music and Bachelor or iscnooi for his voice and Ited tMl- made him eimou which had ras 1our Miss Eliza- 1 num- Eoring uita liad Two- Piano Concerto Shaw MusD 1 special program of his orches- I1 tt nail ailU sic by Frank Holcomb fIVtlt eomite FranceA- appear in three as the leader He pointed out tnu under Stokowskt iin mertrts Greenrastle ns known college premlere of the Conservatory of Mu- sirasloiir2 bers Edna Howies of trumpet player His achievemen t pianist one Director touch of tra is famed as a tlsry of religious ihs art as degrees rV presented in one popular o lege sic and the candidates for the Hi loin 111 prun l Indiana will be nationally end of the virtuos hi UV band has become mean the bHmant Mu- llllllllll In vocal b not to of Master of Arts and Master of Alsaci Pu the best known alio solos hiv and dance called upon graduates on the most ite lseUr oberlin ssso- as a raai dh and Director Shaw or engage i alu sic by Dean Cole W coeur aux writing Devona Doxie ios The orchestras SIirlt n Hutcheson nair fAts Ccnten- nroliestra me muslctansnu 1 in continue Oberlin tnorothoro respectively otrlin College les California and nomas included appearances nm graduates of nwlin j u hiihqtti i nton ireai n de pouydra a preseneu of those receiv tuiii I Iluklt Will r ets ui ue ftno have en was ThB complete lists or viucneii r-f uiiii o i three editions c College approxim AM Professor or rmii degrees are published on than t ing these Mdal in a duet iro nwA njn i f nmc PresentedPr- entj to K brought together ne were favoritesfavorfe8fnvnr f missionaryon- workunrK Jennings cau Klnan They ties Tbev rred mis foreign Page 3 of this issue or the ooernn Van operetta inIn Bagdad e ParkTark CentralCent no cr of Zoological Cleef president1 1 1 1 m i f f Ti niof Oberlin tfrt v I ii a v he vii ki iiiitii ikj Uave r t r Professor A nrea tr rfy Centennial Review ni n 8 Yorker EddyKddy satasaid fr Hopkins Uni- Association New isso Dr Jonns presented of and the Hotel neius oi boraty The henedictlon was pronounced Dy Glada Ca ewed Oberlins theol Honorary De WishHd Service Mdal to the enor8 Dr Foster revi fhe Henry Liberty Bates D f- ALASKA One of the Reverend iii Km York FROM0m far-FAR- OFF alas n Hev Asa of Sciences 1876 and vnMmt mTeZperform off D of the college class of The Hrely new solo capacity Ll w1UamWilUam M Dr james naturalists m by mlda and Mrs Fnney oltstandIng 1881 Dean of I received an Mr teaching v rtnswortn nr the theological class of onaM KinirKin in i nnnn ihe electrical Theremin mvernmenttnioni T ia the dent the j Ca who nave sgi nrpr Edwara Unitedi- nited States ur j University Emeritus Forest AUask w- in0incc rniirh I Pacific to theftrd ptltLs at Wales J Baentine Dr seven- rml u lumiil were In isiruniem Grove Oregon Stainer s roiu hat i n for the numerous leaders Organismsfj ir the entire Oberlin as a solo Instrument merlin espcially Lower Recessional- stay BB Amen and De Kovens Well as will be They are ln j Biology and the all nth u 1 number which 1 Celebration triuted to a close Inl m Mrs Theology and brought the exercises ornadca tn rw ir v n and the townn CeMtU fHendsfriends Mr and school of 4 n 18 jCnnK wu ttBirvi UDen rHliaav and prfessorssor I hv Elizabeth I on Th tohi1 fContinued PRe Alumnl moved m wmiams daughters of iuai DLnriiiu j pa 41m iT Continued on page 4 Contlnuea on REVIEW TWO CENTENNIAL Tulay Jim Energetic Class of 75 Claims Centennial Bebfeto Honor it of Publishing Alumni Class Notices First Issue of Re Published daily during the Centennial Celebration by of the staff of the Oberliu Review a members 92 HAS SUPPER uishing emblems in the form of By Mary Ellen Westfall led Editorial Office 13 N Main St Tel 127 the present- day iiri cloth shield with their class I Trinted by the Oberliu Printing Co Oberlin Ohio Professor lynds Jones entertained white came into being dyntpianund Five cents per copy fifteen members of his class of ISitJ numerals in ml i in 1875 through the efforts of that month v eii iJT tel at his home Sunday night Among KLMTOKIAL STMT lively class which besides beginning Olympian dim present were V J Hutch- 00 HAS DINNER petlodlcal Inaugurated DiW Edward H Tenney Jr S3 Editors tose lr the the class- college new ser- Twenty members of Ihe class of Paul A Krucker Si ins who pave the liaecalaurente song idi wore the first class em- achievement N B Si Edfer jiutul tv Mr Mrs W Mas 1IMMI attended a reunion dinner at the Uarnett Lser Vova in and blems donned the first OC 75 offlee WaSt A- iv Arsu M Editorial KNers Ve1r- r Mi Mrs Mary V Methodist Church yesterday noon Wj Swift freshman caps and in later years anvw en I r1 l Brown Au TuXt tr YiJ Nsoi iri of lit tlif Atu a We Mrs Clara Pendleton lirown This function was held because the Il Francelut Mc V- r iv iVw furnished Oberlin College six trus- were broULln Ni A W- Ayl reunion meal at fall KnRSfi U fx i Morrison Mr Carlton success of the first tees Such was Ihe spirit that con- the v io llKlsnJ xi v- v irv 10 ttfee i- vv v i Wa- o Mrs Campbell Mr 1 1 lii- OIII tea- room on Saturday ucy i Ceived anil began the llrst Review never lvl r Tv financed Itself u nl buli ElisuN Vr Ralston and ihe nithl A truly national group in l0 d- l CVsr Organizers of the paper were Judge hrgely r Lnyds VyoniliiK San the Iark of J A hra hoess Mr and Mrs iidlns people from Flett who was living in Keno- II Joha Lyii Vr i s Francisco and Northern Ciinada at sha Wis until the time of his death inter and dnwn WilUuva Kii hlidd ihe affair erections from Mr Merrill Star a Chicago attorney it us circulation S EAR REUNION CLASS t lt- r class members also came from of note during his lifetime Mr J R Although the 1 graduates in the class of 1811 sm separated lands as Porto jely Rogers inventor of the linotype who I r fif Commencement ca f lr lebrate C i nl at commencement this and China l- VftT- f ns iico as well as Mr Slar was a trustee of TIU wi f 5rV rxl fxo lii- nlxTS llif i to ear They held their reunion meal isnes take tls oppl m the college Ity 1 of 1SU5 the irnuuivfiWe rauks OU- rlin alnnni an noon to acknowledge 111 ii jiiiuil Ce Faculty Club yesterday PLAN 25TH REUNION of Six Board Editors which first began ObeTrlin I titivitH which have tol years cel bra- OH held a reunion the E brought to an en lutinniin- ntn atmu The attendance at this The Class of Part of the organizing plan provi- J till three Faculty yester- thotisamls of foriiu- r MuVnts t Their Alum Mater linn is interest ins because luncheon at the Club di d for the assemblage of a board of graduated in the meal and of the people who day noon Following the the to be chost by Cheney Tomorrow these M- iiii of vtshhlay lav aside their taps six iditors n the college Hamilton conservatory class of 1NS1 have re ass adjourned to the home of C II village for less idealistie haunts literary societies for this Job of per- gowns and forsake this studious on St for ii business To Sail for Shansi turned irnin Forest petuating college news in black and years at obilin have quipped them with junior meeting At time plans were dis We trust that the this white These editors were Mr Star hulVetings of real life 75 DECORATES GRAVES cussed twenty- fifth reunion to to withstand tiiiimliantly the inevitable for the J R Winters who served five members of the class of b year Coffin was C75lr It is after eoinnieneenient that the tine value of college is test The held next Scott as a school superintendent after his leriruile lietuy d LX75 attending the Centen- I who are Penn- 1 and i i i 4 r i ti elected president Irene of i m II graduation in 75 Mr Stanley Wood lllon the Class of 33 the Cel i Hell It is mill miiiiciii mmmii ii men lot iwh imi in year spent nial Commencement this ington was made Reunion secretary I poet dramatist and Tribune column- Miansi representative pian t0 having taken advantage to the fullest extent of the opportunities part of yesterday in decorating the the I nited States fur new ist as well as Mr Arthur Tappan thsir 5 graves of those of their former class Tnt cass of wm which college provides h1J llur rtg Darnell who has been a professor Hons on July 15 mates who are buried in the Oberliu lajs jnnir av al one oclock nir founder of three academies and pres- Ihey are sailing from Vancouvtr- J Cemetery at Cranford The dinner will be fol- ident of a normal college in Mobile tne empress ul Japan of the fcj Review of Exchange lowed by meeting A Travel the usual class Ian- Pacific Steamship Co J Ala for ten years As for the lady and p Minnoap- 25- YEAR CLASS larne attendance is expected Two people want ride to to reach Shansi by August 12 oS supper Saturday members the Aelloians chose Ellen in 506 Cooper with a class Dcrnard Mason pave a special reci- A Living Stone olis tomorrow Call Hayes 77 be- to attend a teachers retreat before at the Faculty Club bad a who before her death eveiiini tal for the Class or and their school year opens 21 were mem- came notable in astronomical circles By Jesse F Mack Have room for one passenger to tern- out of of whom friends at Warner Hall on Saturday a Bryn Mawr The Ladies Literary Both the new Shuns representi- J Thurs- bers of the class The Cnited States afternoon He was accompanied by Coshocton Ohio leaving wen lOflti Wyo Society made Mary Prayer C7fi their tie lined lor tlieir A Living Stone The Story of the V 47 College was represented from Laramie Mrs day C Eicbelberger Maude Tucker Doolittle of the Miss Cheney spent a year of L I Class representative Miss Mary symbol- First Church of Oberlin ISy Frances Place Tel 270 to Port Washington heads lass of ized the Review romance for she Sw itzerland lielote coming to Ok Juliette Hosford expressed thanks to all members of first later became Mrs A T Darnell and She has been actively interested 2 WANTED Two or three passen- the class who helped to make possible Here is a book that every person Henry 1 as stuck lo her job for over 53 years International affairs and intirnatrJ g rs for Gary Ind Leaving Wednes- the ood times and that means Churchill King interested in Oberlin will wish to pos- tbt last twelve of which were passed student work 5 we thank ever body au- day morning tit 00 William Dent- In Is Report I sess for it not only tells in the Parade In Hollywood a symbol of steady luring the past year has ley 1I5 S Prof thors inimitable way the story of the fidelity amid that matrimonial storm as president of French House t SENIORS BREAKFAST Attention has been called to the fact Village sug- of lienor Co First Church of that but of To the co- efforts of these eight stu- chairman the Womens I would like to share expenses as A good percentage of tie chess that contrary lo reports of the Cleve- gests in outline at least the history dents of the middle seventies we owe mittee member of he Women y passenger on trip to Detroit Wednes- was present at the class breakfast land newspapers former President of a movement and the development our present college newspaper ate the Board of the Womens La day morning Erma J Burbank 199 which was given yesterday morning Henry King was of a passionate ideal through a hun- Churchill in the ard the Womens Band Last W College al the Arboretum Among the Representatives of this dred years Oberlin the Church and Oberlin Historical Centennial Parade Miss Cheney chairman program of two class of 87 attending the centennial was ot The consisted on Illumination Night His condition the College was more than an insti- men World Fellowship Committee o Wanted Ride to Chicago Wednes- events food and conversation Both are three of the Old Review J tution it was a cause which left its was slightly improved and he was V W A R Rogers of Drooklyn C S Wood of C da Will share expenses it is reported were enjoyed ti ns to be present He with influence even in its earliest years on morig able rode Joseph Hamilton worked durltif the Chicago and A T Burnell and wife the whole Middle West and finally Jinus Mens Building his class 1879 and was accompanied in theZftl 18 present past year as an assistant Wollld Iik t0 as passenger to CHOOSES OFFICERS Two others of the class are carried its convictions its ideal of 8 by Mrs King of the same class been aC was Mary Kinney of Oberlin and gy Department He has Chicago share expenses R Nel Ford Curtiss elected reunion 79 They are education and service to the ends of P Other members of the class of In and Y 1 secretary by of 1918 at I Goodsell of Berkeley Cal intramural athletics son Baldwin the class their Mrs the earth who rode in the Parade were A work and has had much expfrier Room business meeting Monday afternoon Much Like Olympian for two passengers to New A A Wright Mary P 11 Hill camps Church College Mrs Floyd Gove was chosen to be the In form the Review embod working In summer Connected York City Leave Wednesday eve Oberlin Mrs Dora Bealtie Anderson Its first ning class representative on the alumni The First Church with its daughter Call Gil Fay Castle Tel 311 Lakeside Ohio Judge Jason A Bar- Mary Louise ciuncil About 75 people were pre- I the Second Church has been so close- Burrows wishes a ride ber and his wife Ida May Hill of to New sent for Ihe class reunion and ban- ly connected with the College in its York or vicinity on or after Toledo Mrs Jacob Henry Hills Eva uel Monday noon at Burroughs work its fortunes and ideals they Wednesday She may h reached at Elmlra Wallace Lorain Mrs Rich- Dascomh phone S House have been so intertwined in their des- ard Iester Merrick Essie B John- Centennial Commencement tinies that the history of the one can Elizabeth Mathewson wishes a ride son New London Ohio Mary B through 02 GOES TO BEACH scarcely be written Erie Pa east sometime Tues- Rockwood Long Beach California without suggesting Mrs Hatchs cottage on Oberlin story day afternoon She will share expen- and Wyeth Law the of the other Both college Newton Attorney at iriilu- ses 75 Beach is the gathering- place today of Wishes t all and church issued from the same Lord Chicago A Ciiiiiiiic Welcome ami Icst the members of the class of 1902 The fountain The Covenant of Warren Neiderhauser wants a ride Members of the class excepting momentous the beach is located west of Ceylon Junc- utes Ilnticr Stmlcnts ami Visitors on this very Oberlin Society In to centra New Hampshire and will President King Mrs Merrick and Mrs the minds of tion The group plans a luncheon at the Founders religion share expenses Phone 7i Anderson but including Judge Will- occasion from the and education neon and also swimming and other went hand in hand the rne tempend Wantd Ride to Boston today or iam R Green of the Court of Claims Wednesday sports snd refined the other with the results Ann Wait Lord Cottage Washington D and Professor that the transition from ways Wanted Ride to Pittsburgh Wed- Street and his wife of Oberlin held older of 26 HAS CLASS BREAKFAST thinking to newer was grad- nesday or later Betty Swing K the class and dinner at noon in Oberlin always Members of the graduating class of reunion First Bookstore Lorain Tel HtC- W ual and unconvulsive The Monday in Webster Hall Eleven of 1 Founders 1921 met Sunday morning for their re- Kstahlishel hy M Titch left as their earliest inheritance to the twenty- one living members of the union breakfast IMwin Keil the Church the principle that Christ- Wanted graduate is drivin to Tex- rass were present at the Centennial Successors Filch Itiirthihl ianity is beyond and above expres- as after Commencement celebrat ion its and desires 28 BREAKFAST A i Coiuiiis sion in formal en- ed It was a way one or two passengers going in that About seventy- five members of ttoj of life As a result the Church has direction who will be to pay FOR RESERVATIONS willinf graduating class of 192S attend d a become as Miss Hosford says Mod- a snare of the expenses or The New York Central announces SON Write call reunion breakfast given at the Arbore- A G COMINGS ern and progressive in thought on John W Boss Birmingham that it will be glad to make reserva- ardent Jr tum Sunday morning litun in practical duty adapting itself to a ohi Iclephon Birmingham 381 tions for those who plan to leave I look Music rapidly changing town this week conven- world without los 31 CHOOSES HEADS For this ing hold upon the spiritual ience visitors are asked to 46fi sources of Hon Eld red received the election to call its strength St Peter Presents ti e reunion secretaryship of his grad- vou iv Extra people iu Author Has Halos uating class of 11131 at a business Done Well Greets Those our busy time meeting held after the class picnic LYMAN Miss Hosford has served well the Attending Banquet yesterday Miss Margaret Stevens was CLAUDE L Church the College the Community chosen to represent Fifty her class on the CARLYLE SHOP at the in giving in such an members of the Sigma Gam- OBERLIN INN understanding alumni council STATION ma literary society an- SERVICE and delightful way and with such attended the CITIES nual Love Feast at the Oberlin Inn Campu brevity the history of a church that At the Corner of the has last night at 530 p in The theme INTERECTNG THINGS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD had during its century of exis- 15 AT TALCOTT COOLING of Heaven was introduced by St Petroleum products tence a larger influence possibly on The graduating class of 1915 with Peter at the Golden Gate SPCIAL DISPLAY OF HAND- WROUGHT ALUMINUM FROM Cigarettes the quality of our culture and in presenting 70 members returned is celebrating drinks halos Helen Grant president of the spreading the Christian gospel around its reunion by eating class meals at THE WENDELL AUGUST FORGE OF GROVE CITY PA MOTO SWAY LUBRICATION society welcomed the alumnae and the world than any church west of the Talcott almost every noon The class Service a poem Tire and Battery Atlantic seaboard rrmeeiia wcwuiiams read mmUers are also wearing distlne Star Talk Hani solos wen Hven The First Church is Congregational y Christine Carr Mona Vittur de- but it is more and Miss Hosford leads ivcrd St VT- S iind us firPtinis Positions to see its individuality and dis Hribed a Garage Grade modern heaven Student OF Rosas Hish tinctiveness She sees t as a COMPLIMENTS human conception of heaven were revealed Open to institution Are looking on with humorous v Adelaide Ela Mary Louise Long eye at its foibles Storage Men and Wo relating amusing ZoP Emiy Srnabel Ruth Mick and A NABAKOWSKl CO College Tramed anecdotes of its Olympians but never Kdtia Denison i neci We Sell the Best and Repair the Rett who have the aaaine r forgetting its sincerity 1 Its hleh ser 1 i unun c iiir Utimi 1 ill 11 inn if Official A A A lousness by and Its large and unique gatherediiii for a short business meeting ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK training as given service to the world A And in so doing imd nformai disclssion The new of TILE ROOFING SPECIALTY V 1 1 1 iMic ii eituuweii 1 nun n wnn Garage file nceis ui uie aiumnae group are viary the same engaging qualities AMHERST OHIO C0MMERC as those Yocuni president and Bonita Leinin J n cruML OF of an UDCnLlll JVi lnteretsing personality secretary- treasurer Phone 575

WEATHER J WARM F r CI Wer Wtcomt t0 the Alumni From j YOUR CAR WASHED j CLOTHES 5 G T SEDGEMAN FOR 100 MEN AT FORD GARAGE FOR JoneS Floral CO Th Bt In Furnitur j I 5 OVERNIGHT STORAGE Oberlint F T D Florists J Funeralr Director HILL HENRYFoD DEALEERMUND J V J OUR WINDOWS WATCH CENTENNIAL REVIEW THREE

a 1033 f Z Alice Belcher Thompson Vocal Instrumental Fl i fx MusB Lake Erie College 1932 Recordings May Be r of I mmAtrAm pnt French Made Here Thursday

1 George Iawrence Abernethy 3 To j Eowne Toseph Candy vocal Snow Forres Ilizabeth Harriet Wheeler AB Buckncll University 1932 Aluminum disks recording 7rr Janit Mary Eleanor Tyler Laurence Noble White Philosophy music of all kinds i AU Oberlin College 1928 and Instrumental Mr of WAR AMS lSvchnliy Margaret Vininc Ralph Richard Wieland Arthur Lester Bernstein may be made at the Conservatory 1 College AOEIAIUP 1 KM IN WAY I- Nash oik Mac Parker Winickoff AB Oherlin 1931 Music on Thursday and Friday of this tl class dith I of AnllKTS 1928 1 Psychology AH Oberlin Cilleie Ilizabeth Maria Vooriiees Ilaclwljr nf Music week The disks are made on a Fair- Literature Boss l imlisli Dorothy Elizabeth Waterbury Mary Caroline Hoyd John Winfred Jr child Recording Machine and may be I MacKaciiron A B Rollins College 1932 Mrs IIhes I e on any phonograph klTER 11 Ruth Thekla Wharton Christin Luciie Carr played A H Crinnell OlleHf 9 Luucation of Uof 7ovc Williams j Myra Katherine Conlon Professor Kettering instructor tlsw Knnish Literature Edith Endicott Arthur Lawrence Cotton s Gray Wilson- i Marguerite Evelyn Cook voice in Doane College Crete Nebras- JoskiM FriiIRKK Meiu Anne AB Oherlin College 1931 j has his machine very A 15 Olierlin Cnlleue 1932 Sara Kloriiia Young Jessie McCrea Dike English Literature ka who used I Dipson of years In of Mathematics MaryAnn Zeleny Diana MARIUS successfully for a number e rlas J3 Farioletti I records 15RYSON WllPCR A LaVirne Zimmerman Helen Emily Gipson 1515A University of Chattanooga 1932 teaching voice will make the Oillege 1928 eta AH Olerlin AH Olierlin College 1929 Iconnmics Prices charged for this service are VvVMillAM Chemistry Virginia Harper Hubbard A 12- lnch record Icr 1 Susie Robert DuBois very reasonable if Thomas Edward Harris Bachelor his I ILrmanson A 15 Oherlin College 1932 will play five minutes on each 1 nf the fl Class President Luciie Catiiren which 1 Science IS I l an CamiUEIi VniSd i Political 3 10- inch I a nl VI 01 j Edwin Anderson Ellen Ciiristeanne Herum of two sides will cost Yicf- Iresiilent Curtis Kelso lass Ethel Ida Johnson William Joseph record playing four minutes on each 1 K Elmer Harker S NNI I IOIISE Atkin Whiard Oherlin College 1931 I ClIARIl- AB 8- rec- C V i M S Harry Doris Josephine Kellam side will cost 250 and an inch f Webster Ayrai Frank McArtiilr English Literature I d Margaret it 1 two minutes and 40 sec- I Lei kofsky playing 1 N TRY Eoss Hauer Lillian ord fe R1T11 Maker Frederick Mem mott M Brown McIiierson Arthur onds on each side will cost 2 f ISE Allen Thomas Honneli riarit Oherlin College 1932 nf the clis vi Fiizaheth IOI Harrick AB all those k Margaret Adeeia Marquart English Literature Records will be made for LlilUTE IlAMTN i en Hayie John Rowland Hrown Jr Fii I Pro- f Harriet Hartley Martin Interested Appointments with V3 1 Hradiey Hrown Florence Peck L f the clas I IOL ISE IilISS Paul Edward Staunton Jr H- ON I IA Kettering may be made at the tun HaRvkv itser Hoyij Warren Vincent Cameron Virginia Grace Mott AB Oherlin College 1931 fessor Rcshatch I fan i Nicely Arts conservatory office A of the cla Hartranft Fine Mary Kiizaiutii Hreciit Samuel Henry Campbell Elizabeth HS vnvnv Cantieny M Simpson Byron Milo Phillips IHf I- kk rr Joseph Frederick riette tie class sNkrissa Irokenri AB Oherlin College 1932 AB Oherlin College 1932 SCIENCE CONFERENCE E AlHI RTA M Hueii William Henton Chamberlain Katiii RIN Henrietta Irene Spain Physical Education Prof William D Cairns head of the class of 1932 IOtlSE Carr Edward Scott Claelin S Chi- s of the Marcarkt Margaret Pauline Strand Joseph M Rasooli Department of Mathematics is in MhIntvRi Cheney Herman Jackson Collier College SItIMRii 1 ertr cde Mariiia Stratton AB Oherlin 1932 cago attending the sessions of the r 1 nf iota Cove- Kiizabeth r w ik Madhi Collins Glenn Ellis Thompson Education for the Ad- AlAMir Delia Davis Ci ira stai Jane American Association ICIIARD SXKi Kirk Conant nCharles Carroll William Ristow which will con of IM- S Marion Lauren e Turnbull Walter vancement of Science of the class Lawrence Doirsciilk University of Wisconsin 1931 I K Crow John i Olierlin College 1932 AB week and next V l eivn Clara AU tinue thruout this V WlSlM Rudolph Dumke Geology Dawson Paul i Wadsworth expect to go iTl tU Ill- S of Barbara Eleanor Elizabeth Other Oberlin professors David Macarey Karl Wortley Andrew Wright IRiuRT Morse Klizaheth DeGant Miriam Emily Wi ecu man to the meetings shortly Dr KODeri Cariiatir Clara SB Grove City College 1931 VI May Densbercer Pauil Francis Ellis delivered the Com- j of the da Fiizaheth Chemistry A Millikan who 1 RSi iv Joseph Anthony Fiorito morn A M Mutter Doris Carolyn Dexter E exe Norman Adams Muster of Music mencement address here this 1 it of the das of Donald Hart Fraziir speak to the Chi Wl Marion Diack Edwin David Anderson Harold Eugene Cook ing is scheduled to Keen Dieiiolu Kiizo Fukusiiima Clii eord Aiden Cook MusB Oherlin College 1927 cago conference class of Marcaret f of the 1932 Paul Arthur Kunkiiouser AB Olierlin College 1930 Pianoforte Rson Rlth Melissa DuMars LTlllR Howard Ii it Fimo Edison Gilbert SchMusB Oherlin College 1932 Harry Battin Welliver Jr class nf Rosalie Jane Kihrlein End of Season Sale of of the i Conrad DeVeny Oherlin College 1932 i3 i John Stearns Gillespie William MusB 1 1KI I Anne Grekxikaf Filsworth College JlTsf iHI Hale AH North Central 1926 Orsan s of 2 Evans Webster Ctlver As of the fb- Jane RantkIhh ICassius Wallace Gould Jr R 1 I K Clarence Hall Frocks V HI Ml Fay Aii id irtviv 11 Vlizaheth Fal vi r Nelson Lee Foster of Hamilton Robert A of the clas 1932 Fitch Joseph William TONIGHT Faith Iee Hhrnard Lee Mason DANCE Types of Dresses and Hats ilRV Mil IU i N i UN Talbot Harding given All Kiizabeth Fletcher Henry William Wenzel The Alumni dance is to be A of the class of I Ellis Horst Gym- Reduced Gwendolyn Foitz Paul evening at 1000 in Warner Greatly JllUIAM il V W INC Rith Houston this Frankei Norvai Robert School Music Announcement made yester- A of the class of Hetty Clare Bachelor of nasium Kenneth Tower Hubbard erroneous liuchflor i Divinity Carolyn Ida Garner Marie Antico day in the Review was Harold T Johnson Mildred HARMS ill- NRV IilsDWN Kone Goooinouch i Mary Ruell f Townsind Kennedy Eleanor BUSICKS AB Morehouse College 5 Hanby Paul 191 Helen Grant j Dora Louise Husiiyager i Harry William Kline illilRT WllIIAM KlCK Janet Flise Grhiiths I Dorothy Dalene Creel 27 S Main St College GROVER Clement J coh Koeferl AH Llmluirst 193 ICORDIE Rl- TII Elinor Elizabeth Cutler AM Oberlin Collide 1932 Robert Wing Kutciiin Clai dine Hissie Groves Ruth Einore Davis Good Luck and iVllllAM IdWARI Carrincton i gen e David Lacy Mrs Acnes Vanatta Gi stavi Ec Eloise Dieiil electrical work In AH Iiviim- ton College 1930 Laird Charlotte We installed the IIamm John Herbert Emma Gates Good Bye HlRlllRT Cll RlS iNS Kleanor Lewis Katherine build- Harper Glenn Fuller Gross the following Oberlin College IradiJted uncurdia idlee 191 J Jean Jeanette Mather Dean Howard Lkiitner Jr College 193 hope for not Graduated omonlia Theoloilical Sem- Mary Harvey j Yankton But we Wilson AB ings inary 1 10 Lionel j Harger 9 I Hlvtt Ikhtnir Genevieve Kleanor Marianne Lindner Marian Years v Frederick i Hundred rank Tiiorii Johnson Jeanne Hihraro Harrison Emma Rita Hastings One A H Hetliany College 1927 Hopper Livingston i Hoffman SEMINARY S 1 a William Katiiryn Elizabeth THEOLOGICAL Kiaine r in Hill Lyon mix iJoxMi Kini I I Christine Hill Edward DeGroff Mildred Leona Howell AND DORMITORY AB Iarwms ollete 1927 Lillian McCloskey Kenneth Emory i Humphrey AM tinclniiait Bible Seminary 1929 Miriam Sweet Howell Sarah Katharine i McLeod Hyde BrosCo NOAH HALL imnpii M K1111N Kiizabeth Low Hlthes Archibald Aiene Frances Yocom Young McPhepson i AB Hyde Thomas Ida Johnson Earlham ollrce 19 Katherine Ethel ALLEN HOSPITAL V T S I L 1 II U Key Maynard ill I I s I I rs I I IS IVtlVs s I s Hl- K Johnson- Richard Pearl Elizabeth Jones Ill en ida Avery Meecii 4 Ah Western Reserve Iniversity 1929 Hester Jane Johnston Richard Marion Margaret Kemmer CRANE POOL jillilRT K1 MIT SWHIART Katherine Alice Kibier Joseph Miller H arriet Norva Ledger

SB Ohio 1 STADIUM State Inivetsity 1925 Naomi Kline Norman Hick Miller Annahelle Mary Leiciit ATHLETIC i loRITO TAJIM Helen Mills Harriet Grace McCl- llouch Gordon Frederick Mary Louise Long CONGRATULA- I llB Doshislia Iniversity 1929 Henry Adams A Tosher Jane McCulloucii 1 Catherine I i l II MIIHN H ATSON Helen Virginia McGlle John Arthur Northrop Margaret Louise Mann AB Miirehmise Ccllt- ire 1930 Mary Marcaret McKee Kcgene Percy Jr Avice Miner TIONS Co IlWJIN I I Malcolm Frank Sarah Electric Helen Kiizabeth Pfeil Harrington Iraduaeil Itiion Cliri- tian Oillej Katherine Materse Herman Pitricoit Florence Estelle Fiorlnce Piper i Pugsiey 1921 Mary Ioi isi Matteson Glenn Thornrorouth Kate Marceiia 1933 Electrical Contractors Mtifhr if Dirinilv Florence Merlam I Iaroid Cecil Rivkind iva Helen Shaw C Marjorie iliws ii 1 1 n Fritz Steadman Roe May Sheaei er O in ArthlR Edn a 719 Caxton Bldg AH Sarah Hoseord Metcalf Faculty Hcilrili Cnlleue 1920 Henry Whittincton Sams Margaret Florence Sifton DB Centra Ilie ilniiic I Seminary Rlth Ksthir Mick e Gi- orce Kdwin Sciimitkons Helen Sawdon Sloan 192 Mildred Dee Moore Towne riulnsiiidiv of Tit Zeitlir Schneider Harriet College istianitv Hlanciie Gertrlde Moos Acccsr Elizabeth 1 1 Alumni h 11 k Sirotkin Vooriiees k m Ion k Morrison- Irving Hrcce Alice Lorraine Welcome AB Jane Severance Withee iherlin Cnlleue 1919 Pun 11 Moreii Ethel osepiiine A M Carolyn Marian Newell Iherlin Cillrue 1919 Wightman Smith Wright Seasonal Dress DB Oberlin Toshin Elizabeth Ibeiliu tsllcue 1922 Florence Grace Lyman Smith lliilosiiv of liristianity Osrorn Robert Dorothy Anne From Men at I Smith Ready for H I Wade Sctiiirin Henry MMII R llCKII M Kva Mai Parker r AB Clark Iniversiiv i I r iAN Gil lis Spngii 1912 Margaret Katherine Harks Arts AM Iemis l ania Staral Jr Muster of CO Slate ullene 1912 Parsons Fkxnk Joseph The WM BAUER Morris IedM Si ranee I niversity 1918 Dorothy Iovirne Manner Storandt Collins Johnson Pfaff I KNNini Arlene B ietieral Theological Seminary Marjorie Ford Patterson- Wheaton College I93 Dwtd Strong AB Approve 1919 Margaret Virginia Pin Zoiilogv Ohio The Store that Men I Henry Tenney Jr Cleveland Ihl Vale Inivcisity 1930 Jane Poole dward Stevens Philosophy of Christianity Patricia Waimr Thomas Margaret Elizabeth Chariis 1 IIT JaMKS Jean Elizabeth Porter A B Oherlin ollege iyj CrosWI 11 Il- RKINS Kin ND Virgil Tiede G11DERSiEEVE Pratt lencraphvr Iliiversitv 1929 Jon ii Oiafs ThiiiJoseph enbergIN BERG m Va DH ttherlid Collciip inn Dorothy Edwards Rainir kmm- riolosi r ii i iniitv Raymond 3 Alll Ruth li RlSSi 11 Stoh iii Elizabeth Root A B Knox Collollre 1926 Rlth 11 H Lois Rcssill Apollo Tiicap heoliinical Seminary Theatre Sciiarmann 1920 Ei izabetii Martha 1 SHOW Ihilosnpln f hrisiianitv Katherine 01 isi Sciimitkons ALWAYS A ttuuLGOOD sou hi Arts Shelton i li Mary Elizabeth JUNE TO ia ATSC ASANO Simo- Margaret SUNM- ONTUES Ali Helen islivha tniversitv 1929 Smith Hhilosnolv nHarriet Robison I I m I ftill llltlllllV Sylvia Smith L IMAM KlViARI ARRINCTON B Ann Splitsione Iivin stoii College 1930 Stella 1 i Ken 1 Strawbridge 1 on 11 11 Helen Elizabeth lEAVOR Iit isi KllIOTT Lois Roth Symons A B Olierlin llrjie 1929 Evi 1 yn Maria Tarr e I ftftRYMOBE estatnenl Malinda Ehmpson of a A I Harriet AIS I i M SI T AJIMA Dorothy Cecelia Ehrapp ill iosiia niversitv 1930 in Kelicioiis ldmation Ri ni CRADS Tmim TO ALL OLD IIU 1 WELCOME lv I ni ersitv graduating ouiois dlm- aiion Wishes of success to all lu REUN1N jr if School Music KlTH ruL students Friend Vl interest in those Ielin Collff JJ9 Assurance of our 1 ltit- r f Arts who will return next fall NM- I Wllsov How LAND IMVIEMMA Kerli J l Mete 1931 I ls Minn Dors m k CO I BANK ti 1 SAVINGS llf College 191 THE OBERLIN irman CUT SILHOUETTES A HAND- present HEARTY WELCOME Alumni Iirn ra JUNE 21 2 3 d Welcome Of Oberlin Profesors- fi cnTHURSFRl to Card Ta Wednesday Congratulations An Ideal Graduation t 230 i ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF HENRY GASAT in Graduates at JANE GAYNOR and OBERLIN Ladies Toggery ADORABLE and HAYLORS to Efc J vGoodrich BRICKLEYS The Best of Beauty Service Successor Established 1856 COLLEGE TOGGERY AND PRINT SHOP BEAUTY SHOPPE 1 a Main st Phon317E College St THE OBERLIN REVIEW mlay FOUR J- June 20 fitir Wllllfimg tifnnlct t FOSTER EDDY ADDRESS i b hiho passed to l CONVOCATION The Cossack Moniuszko- MacDowell tlmH Names in the Days News RELIGIOUS rn ami Kinimimi page 1 The Bells of St Marys who w6 f Continued from have made tl1 r one of the foremost seminaries in the 1 jiiiiuci 1 iiutiwiH success 01 s Iff Pilgrim Chorus from Tannhauser Praises Pioneers Richard Wagner GIVE HONORARY DEGRfc s Dr Foster praised the earnest Reunion Mens Glee Club to uri 1 Christian character and the simplicity Lullaby Johannes Brahms Continued frm of moral action of the early pioneers Scrapie Song Anton Rubenstein Advancement of Man landed Dr Finneys evangelical con- John E Gurney and Heunion Clubs field In resnnrM Stl tributions and recalled Oberlins pro- Part II lnirv nf ml fR gress in theology Selections from In Bagdad hnvior and iriiti sl 1 1 ininpi School i1 tt vj- o Today the present Graduate U hiiiii ci iiit- inuiT 01 niativ Xllinliri u r t CWlcittL represents five 11 of Theology faculty va iuu luiiiit juiiiiy ii- ciiiiK is unions mem the Anicripi I different creeds They are all agreed Love b On the Hanks of the Society and the winji iupon Christian experience as the Plum Naturalists II great truth and universal love as the Devona Poxle and Thomas Williams Robert A Rudington p iJ I duty of man Dr Foster said Melody in F Anton Rubenstein of Zoology j Wesley Graham dean M- u Dean Thomas Deep jtiver grj Muruuai pon jamrp IrWn jSrou pu School pre- If of the Oberlin Graduate v I A lnis and StWi j sided at the convocation Irof Ilruco Do Glory Road Jacques Wolfe of the Curric- ftie ldtdowment f 1

H of the Conservatory faculty y 1 1 Davis juiiii it vuiiM- iu vas iM stowfJ thtp i post played the organ preludes and i- iiaiuui onwi ouug iiiimi aufiiiii vKiiy uigree OI Doctor of I Kemper vn hides Invocation by Dr Marietta Victor Herbert j Scott Is a l firm iiv r t

Gl3 j Fullerton professor of Old Testament v gu Q iievona ioie ana uiee iuus euuration as ofli rid in m v 1 I Language and Literature at the Ober- tit IT- lin Graduate School music by the v I w m si- Known Ha ill A Oberlin Musical Union centennial uoroiny uanae winery i ing rcace Thru Justipp 111 4 chorus and benediction by Dean i v V Reunion Womens Club contains the key to his iinitios s m assemblage 1ft ended rc- III Graham the nt r let Herr Johann Frledricli Oberlin josophy His most appointae r 1 was John Prindle Scott uie presidency of the hatic Reunion Mens Club Polish oneiliatlin IoniniiPFion JfP REUNION CONCERT IS SET 1929 If My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice from It was the lienor of Karl I FOR TONITE AT 8 OCLOCK III Samson and Delilah Geiser J 1111 ITnlessor it Pij 111 1 him r Continued from page j j wiMinmmMiMw Camille Salnt- Saens Science to present the candidal j Pern grand- I Charlotte nth Williams and VAnn r 1Wt t T nary jMiima ooley LittD LE i of daughters Frofessor John Arthur Valley i p wi Down in the Kentucky Ballad LLI president of Mount Hd j who 34 years pro Demuth for was j vt nomas vtiiuams ana iteunion one College was uwmhd e nm fessor of violin and piano In the Con- Mens Club jary Degree of Poi r ot Luv j scrvatory The Green Cathedral Carl Hahn difficult to find Hie deed or piSitjfl I The concert will be held in Finney I Reunion Womens Club of Pr Woolevs if1 which is at j Chapel tonight beginning promptly at An- Students Marseillaise Centennial Worthy of the highest coiiinic- ndatiK i 800 oclock and the doors will be open niversary Song Laurel E Yeamans Kecently acclaimed by a jury of fiv I 11 jat 730 The program follows Upper right Dr William E Reunion Clubs eminent men as one of Ameri- 99 j Heunion Song Cleveland K Chase Mosher recently elected pres- catwelve greatest women Dr AVoolc j Hope of Oberlin Alumni As- Land of and Glory ident the Lower right one of the leading MOSHER ELECTED NEXT has amply demons rati d her worth nl sociation Mosher who will I Edward Elgar serve soloists in the Glee Club Reun- YARS ALUMNI PRXY a college president and as an intern three years is a former faculty 1 Salutation Samuel II Gaines ion Concert tonight will be John Continued from page 1 jtional worker for peace One of ki j Reunion Clubs member of the college serving i E Gurney 24 Lower center greetings be sent to Pr William G most recent official duties was se- from 1897 to 1919 in the German j Invocation to Life Thomas W Williams 30 will be nBaliantlne president emeritus who j ing as a member of the Inited Stu department j Charles Gilbert Spross tenor soloist on the same pro- is living in Springfield Mass and to delegation to the Geneva Disarai- I Upper GIannlna Mia from The Firefly left Gertrude Cheney Joseph Hamilton 33 assistant in gram Upper center Miss Glada Mrs Sarah Hoyt Penfield graduate ment Conference Dr Woolcy 33 former chairman of the the Zoology plan to Rudolf Friml department Gaffal Swan and her clerical of 75 years ago who was in Oberlin j presented by Dr Florence M Fiiiil World i Womens Glee Club Fellowship Committee of sail for China on July 15 to fill Theremin an Instrument never but was unable to be present at the i PhD Professor of Bihlical Liwl the Y W C A Sweet One and Twenty and lower left their new appointments to Shansi heard in Oberlin also appears meeting A resolution of appreciation ture George F Handel this mornings Commencement exer- Ave Signor from Mefistofelc Oberlin and Its Founders Are Praised cises Mrs George B Siddall of Cleve- 1 Arrigo Boito land a graduate of the conservatory i John E Gurney By Mile Elizabeth Clevenot of Alsace who has shown a continued interest The Wish Charles Wakefield Cadman 0 in Oberlin and a number of the trus- The Last Night Joseph W Ciokey Casavant Freres Limited tees of Oberlin College j By Jean MacGregor meets my expectations and achieves Rhinemaideiis from Rhelngold and Gotterdammerung Alsace views with pride the fact the ideals of the spirit of Jean Fred- ST- HYACINTHE QUE CANADA Lost A platinum that such an excellent college bears erick Oberlin Sincere success is my small diamond Richard Wagner bracelet on j the name of such a great man Such wish for it Initials back of clasp Reunion Womens Glee Club were Mile Elizabeth Clevenots words G H F Return to Mrs A B Me- Sonata No 5 in F major First Move concerning Oberlin College and John ldoun 174 E College Reward merit Ludwig Beethoven Frederick Oberlin Harry Welliver Jr j Elizabeth Williams violinist HAVE BEEN Mile Elizabeth Clevenot who arrived Wins Houston Prize THE OBERLIN WELL KNOWN PIPE ORGAN BUILDERS Sunday to see her bien aimee Oberlin COLLEGE is a resident of St Die Ban de Sapt Harry B Welliver Jr is the reel ELEVATOR CHOSEN TO INSTALL THE ORGAN OF THE NEW pient of Selby Reunion Photographs Lorraine near Ban de la Koche home the Houston Prize in Dealer in of Oberlin Mile Clevenot was visit the Conservatory of Music this year t AUDITORIUM HAY GRAIN ing professor of French at Wellesley was announced at the Conservatory j FLOUR FEED I No group too large nor too College In 1921- 1923 where she met Reunion Supper held yesterday eve AND COAL small President King While there he in ninS on the lawn of Barrows House Appointments made on short notice vited her to come to Oberlin but her Welliver who Is completing the Just call 77 appointment was over and she re work for his Master of Music degree W H WALKER Manager turned to France She loved to re was awarded the prize on the basis of j TO EAT Phone 124 j PLACES call the American guests who came outstanding ability in Organ and RICE STUDIO Theory w i to see her One a Wellesley guest ork The prize consisted of Friends came many miles to see me M Diet a two- volume set of Bach the Master I West College Alumni and y Dr rich president of the university kind- 1 Albert Schweitzer YELLOW CAB THE TOBIN I cordial to ly lent his car and we drove to the Alout 400 people attended the Con- wo uvtimt to von a

Oberlin home is always a pleasure servatory Reunion Supper the largest j PHONE 570 it will be glad to serve P i ime and to see number ever to be present All sen DRUQ CO week Message Read lors ln the conservatory were guests j OBERLIN during commencemt nt At the Alumni meeting yesterday and ahlmn faculty and friends made j See Oberlin In Sedans with expert morning President i up ne rest 01 tne umber Among HO- HI Wilkins read a enced drivers for hire by the hour message ln French from the Comite tliose Prfst were Edith Wynne COLONY Has served Oberlin College and Its Tea Rooms France- Amerique de Strassbourg et Matlhlsn and Ernest Hutcheson both j College PW Paris wishing Oberlin success of whom reived honorary degrees at by Phn Eio 39 and BAGGAGE TRANSFER vr 1 congratulations in her Centennial i WlLHCR II PlIUII8 Mile Clevenot is a former member of the Comite Her interest in John For Plumbing Frederick Oberlin and her proximity and Heating Service Consult to his field of work endear Oberlin The T O Murphy Company TIi is handsomely bound vol- College to her INN In 1930- 1931 Bhe again returned to Plumbing and Heating Contractors ume of 2S pages felling the THE BERLIN the United States as exchange profes- Oberlin Ohio OWNED AND OPERATED BY OBERLIN COLLEGE story of Oberlin from its found- sor at Hunters College in New York Also we are dealers for Iron Fireman Coal Burners Johnson M B RUGGLES Mgr Her OilOM- teaching period expires this year Radiator Shields and Enclosures Williams atic Oil Burners ing wan placed on sale Mon- and she is reluming to France soon Suburban Water Systems Bryant Gas Boilers Storage Hot Water 12 During Commencement Open All Day for after Commencement On the spur of Systems day June The price is the moment she decided to come out ESTIMATES FURNISHED DINNER WITHOUT CHARGE 210 net lust cover shows BREAKFAST LUNCHEON AFTERNOON TEA here to see the new Oberlin before returning to the old The college Peter Pindar Peasew Cabin m m m m m m m m and the Historic Klin Nino YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED il I ust rat ions Sketches of J ndge TO VISIT A hearty welcome to the Alumni FITZNERS Steele peter Pease Pindar offers THE JOHNSTON GIFT SHOP and congratulations to the Graduates and James Monroe Any Time 29 E College from th j Sandwiches at St f For more than one- ouarter of the past century this Bank has at Noon where you will find a complete line Tor sale by Special Piatt Lunches rendered complete banking service to Oberlin College and com- i of unusual Brass Copper Glass Pot- munity We invite you to visit our banking rooms during this Evening for 30e tery and Costume Jewelry at very hundredth anniversary celebration Haylors Book Store Every C n iT- ii Rpttniiranfwa u main cof moderate prices also Novelties Pa- Banking Service and gpeclal stand on i per Plates Napkins etc I L PORTER Cashier 7 South Main Geo Herros Prop at for refreshments A G Comings Son t0 st0p 1W PIQUANT ITALIAN HOME hereby xubscrihe for one copy of Alumni and Stuac 2C COOKING ALWAYS THE BEST IN 19 3 5 H I O H I Special for Centennial Week and Complete 60c 75c always atree to juiy Discount on Gasoline Dinner 100 i Rog and reie Spaghetti and Ravioli Specialty MKn receipt of book erv you with delicious Also Delicious Salad Nam at j Oberlin favorite ti9 Drugs Delightful Refined Surrounding and Street Address Open Evening till 1130 City JANBY OIL CO Stat VARSITY COLD DRINKS AND EATS DOMINICS ITALIAN CUISINE THE Service 1505 Mlddl Av Elyria Stations OHLYS I St CORNER DRUQ STORE Phon S6511 35 W Colleg I

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