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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1916

Page

9

Problems of today told to graduates Hadley on self control

Yale University president Henry P. Hadley addressed the 1916 Yale graduating class in Woolsey Hall. He argued self control surpasses public law in reform and urged graduates to lead by example, endure discouragements, and act with restraint in temperance, divorce, war, and finances while safeguarding humanity when it deserts us.

New York Times New Haven Conn Hadley Yale University Woolsey Hall Yale Mart

Mead Memorial Chapel Dedication At Middlebury College

Mead Memorial Chapel gifted by former Governor John A Meal was dedicated at Middlebury College with Yale Divinity School Dean Charles A Brown delivering the sermon and Bishop Arthur C A Hail giving the dedicatory prayer. President John M Thomas urged real preparedness and building the men to defend the nation.

Middlebury Mead Memorial Chapel John A. Meal Middlebury College Charles A. Brown Yale Divinity School Arthur C. A. Hail Vermont John M. Thomas Tyre Prairies Golden Hills

Park Concert Conflict Clouds Central Park Series

Free orchestral concerts funded by banker Elkan Naumburg may clash with a Community Chorus event on Sundays at the Mall. The second Naumburg concert is planned for next Sunday afternoon and may force changes if the donor objects to another performance in the same bandstand. The chorus, organized by Karry H. Barnhart and led by Arthur Farwell, drew thousands to the Mall for rehearsals and sang patriotic songs with a trained choir before inviting public participation.

Tnless Elkan Naumbure Central Park Naumburg Mall Naumare Karry H. Barnhart Arthur Farwell Mr. Barnhart Farwell Park Department Patrick Conway

Faunce Warns College Youth Lacking Habits of Thought

President W H P Faunce of Brown University in a commencement speech censures American youth and college students for lacking habits and disciplined thought. He contrasts their complacency with European nations' readiness for war as disaster looms globally. He argues prosperity bred inaction and indecision threatens national resolve.

Providence R. 1 W. H. P. Faunce Brown University America Europe

Purse? Europe's Purge and America's Sacrifice Debate

A historical reflection contrasts European purging of selfish individualism with Americans on the world stage. The speaker warns against avoiding sacrifice and urges deep study of the war's issues and the ideals America must defend.

Europe America

Role for educated men by Harvard president at baccalaureate

President A Lawrence Lowell warns Harvard seniors that postwar social problems will be severe. He emphasizes educated young men must meet these challenges with fairness and good will, guiding mankind toward justice and righteousness as they enter the world.

Cambridge Mass A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard University

Manhattan College Graduates 23 In Baccalaureate Sermon

The baccalaureate sermon for Manhattan College graduates was delivered by Rev. Father James KR Bartley at the Church of the Holy Name on Ninety-sixth Street and Amsterdam Avenue. The class includes nine Bachelors of Arts ten Bachelors of Science and four MA candidates. J J Keane rector presided at benediction. Commencement with honorary degrees will be held tomorrow at Carnegie Hall.

Manhattan College Church of the Holy Name Ninety-sixth Street Amsterdam Avenue James KR. Bartley Te Island Mer John J. Keane Carnegie Hall

GLYNN AT CITY COLLEGE

Ex Governor Martin Ni Glynn spoke at the College of the City of New York delivering the baccalaurate address. He looked back to his first speaking in Kinderhook and urged citizens to aim for the center of public duty as the path to meaningful service.

Martin Ni. Glynn St. Louis College of the City of

Masque for Hospital Benefit at Brookside Near Mount Kisco

An afternoon and evening Masque for the Mount Kisco hospital benefit will feature a Shakespearean masque with actors portraying authors and scenes from Twelfth Night The Tempest and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Cast includes Martin Leonard Eleanor Towne Robert Hamilton Ruth Eastig Rupert Hamilton H E Varney Gertrude Carpenter Vere Menders Hooper Trask.

Mount Kisco Martin Leonard Brookside Eleanor Towne Robert Hamilton Ruth Eastlg Rupert Hamilton H. E. Varney Gertrude Carpenter Vere Menders Hooper Trask

Theatrical Notes and Film Updates of the Era

Francis F Reid named general business manager of the Charlman Company succeeding D Koine who resigned. The Fall of a Nation screens in Los Angeles tonight and in four cities by mid next month. The Alexander Battalion Boy Scouts plans a Liberty theatre party for the film. D W Griffith disavows any link to The Birth of a Nation and profits redirected to another project. Henry Kolker to star in Hello adapted from Hungarian Budapest. Ziegfeld Follies opening week at New Amsterdam set box office records. Charles Cherry to star in Please Help Emily at Lyceum with Ann Murdoch in August.

Francis F. Reid Charlesman Company D. Koine Omner M. Held Herald Los Angeles Alexander Battalion Boy Scouts Liberty Tonight D. W. Griffith Budapest Mr. Kolker Bille Burke New Amsterdam Charles Cherry H. M. Harwood Emily Ann Murdock Lyceum

Cost of Education Heads Higher in Tuition Across Nation

The Carnegie Foundation reports tuition has risen about one fourth in ten years. Princeton will raise from 100 to 150, and Harvard from 150 to 200 next year. The foundation also outlines pensions issued, law and engineering education studies, and a Vermont legislative summary.

Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Columbia Yale Princeton Harvard Foundation American Bar Association United States Missouri Vermont

Ballet Russe to Return for Fall American Tour

Serge Diaghilev's Ballet Russe plans a fall return to the United States headed by Nijinsky with a renowned premiere danseuse. The Met backed tour opens in New York for three weeks in October, then extends to the Pacific Coast under the Metropolitan Music Bureau with Spain as the prior season's destination.

Serge Fe Diaghi Ballet Russe America Spain Metropolitan Warslav Nijinsky New York Metropolitan Musical Bureau Pacific Coast Otto H. Kahn Metropolitan Opera Company M. de Diaghileff Lopokova Techernichova Holm Masaine Strawinsky San Sebastian Kansas City Nijinsky

Riot Among Greeks Sparks Local Attention in Topeka

The Kansas City Star reports a minor street disturbance outside a Topeka shoe-shine shop involving six or seven Greek men led by a fierce Athenian. Onlookers believed police could handle it without militia as a bystander explained that Alexipolos intends to buy the shop to make money.

Pdr Somes Alexipolos Kansas City Star

Greek Myth Magic Dominates Strand Show Diana the Huntress

A Strand screening showcases Diana the Huntress drawn from Greek legend with Acteon pursued by Diana and nymphs. Lieutenant Percy Richards plays Acteon, nymphs from Miss Noye’s school perform, and Paul Swan and Lionel Braham appear as gods. The Clown with Victor Moore follows, mixed reception and theatrical notes accompany other offerings at Broadway venues.

Strand Diana Huntress Olympus Acteon Percy Richards Fifth Avenue Miss Noye Paul Swan Lionel Braham Mr. Swan Aurora Mr. Braham Jupiter Victor Moore Moore Piffie

Red Cross Receives $10,000 Gift for Base Hospitals

The American Red Cross announced a $10,000 gift from Mrs Willard D Straight to support a $100,000 fund to equip four base hospitals. Surgeons from New York institutions have volunteered, with plans for 15,000 emergency beds across four New York units and thirty others in other cities to aid belligerent nations if needed.

American Red Cross Willard D. Straight The Red Cross Manly New York

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