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Exercises to Start Tonight at Virginia Theological School Bachelor of Divinity Degrees to Be Conferred On Class of 16 Special Dispatch to The Star. SEMINARY, Va., June 5—Com mencement exercises at the Virginia Episcopal Theological Seminary will get under way at 8:15 o'clock tonight j with the annual missionary sermon. The guest preacher will be the Right Rev. Thomas C. Darst, Bishop of Eastern North Carolina There will be a communion service j at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, followed by \ the commencement exercises at 10'30 a m., with the Right Rev. R. E. L. Strider, Bishop of West Virginia, giving the address. Alumni of the seminary will hold their annual ! meeting at noon. Exercises End Friday. The exercises will end Friday with ordination services at 10:30 a.m. Guest minister will be the Rev. B. D. Boyd of Grace and Holy Trinity Church, Richmond. Bachelor of divinity degrees will be conferred on a class ol 16. with two graduates receiving degrees cum laude. Doctor of divinity degrees will be conferred on three ministers, the Rev. Nelson Page Dame of Rich mond. oldest living alumnus of the seminary, who was graduated in 1877: the Rev. John Long Jackson, Bishop of Louisiana, and the Rev. James Alvin Russell. Graduates Listed. Those who will receive bachelor of divinity degrees include John Joseph Albert of Charleston, W. Va ; Ed ward Jefferson Clary of Richmond; James Wilver Connor of Washing ton, D. C.; John Raymond Cooper of Baltimore; Robert Littlefield Cran dall of Macon, Ga.: Frederick Wil liam Dorst of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Joseph Britt Ellington of Thomaston, Ga.; Julian S. Ellenberg ol Greenwood, B. C. Joseph Gilbreath of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Julien Gunn, jr„ of Rich mond; Arthur Henry Marsh, jr„ of Washington, D C.; John Newton Peabody of Ambler. Pa.: Richard Rossman, 2d. of Wilmette, 111.; Fred erick Edward Thallman of Wood bridge, N. J.; Rufus Joseph Womble of Raleigh, N. C.; George Tittmann of St. Louis, Mo., with Robert Louis Baxter, jr., of Coral Gables, Fla.. | and P aschal Dupuy Fowlkes of j Richmond receiving cum laude hon ors. Certificates of education will be awarded to Carl Richard M. Lund- | berg of Las Cruces, N. Mex.: George H. T. Cliff of Sisterville. W. Va., and Cohn Campbell of Asheville. N. C. Those to be ordained include Mr. Clary. Mr. Gunn, Mr. Peabody and Mr. Fowlkes. Entertainment Planned For George OXonnor George O'Connor, who has en tertained the great and near great here all his life, will be entertained by them tonight. There is going to be a party to honor Mr. O'Connor at the May flower Hotel, starting at 7 pm., given by Dr. M. G. Gibbs, chair man of the board of Peoples’ Drug Stores. After a buffet supper, profes sional and amateur entertainers will perform and there will be a number of skits. The guest of , honor will then be called on to sing some of the tunes that have made him a favorite at gatherings here. . Joseph P. Tumulty, lawyer and once secretary to President Wilson, will give a short talk. Among the . guests invited are Joseph E. Davies, ( special assistant to the Secretary of State: Federal Loan Adminis trator Jesse Jones, Senator Har rison, Commissioner John Russell j Young and other leaders in na- j tional and local affairs. Sacrament Students Win 15 Scholarships Children in the Blessed Sacra ment School have won 15 scholar- | ships in competitive examinations. The awards are to Catholic second ary schools. The winners are Patrick Kolb, i Jerry* McKenna, Sophie Anne Thomas. Patricia Sullivan, Justine O'Boyle. Barry Mulligan. Betty Jean Keenan, Patrice Schuette. Billy Ewers. Anne Donnelly and Mary Rickmeier. Jerry McKenna, Patricia Sullivan and Sophie Anne Thomas won two each. *-—! ( i i i I i • Thanks to Mueller’s, women all over the country are spending much less time in the kitchen and serving better meals this Summer. 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