National College of Education Plans June Commencement
The National College of Education in Evanston will hold its 44th annual commencement in Harrison Hall at 3 p.m. Wednesday June 11. Rabbi Louis L Mann will deliver the address. Degrees and diplomas will be conferred by President Edna Dean Baker. Special scholarships will be awarded to sixteen students, two funded by the alumnae association. The week features Homecoming activities June 7, a baccalaureate service June 8 with Dr Ernest Fremont Tittle as speaker, music by the college choir, and a June 10 campus event entertaining five hundred children from mission schools and orphanages.
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National College of Education
Harrison Hall
Evanston
Louis L. Mann
Chicago Sinai Congregation
Edna Dean Baker
Fred Porter
Baker
Ernest Fremont ‘Tittle
First Methodist Church
Louise St. John Westervelt
College Council
William Schmedgen Displays Wild Game Paintings in Evanston
Wilmette artist William Schmedgen presents a spring exhibit at Evanston High School featuring his detailed paintings of wild game. The show, organized by the school’s art committee and including works by Florence White Williams, was assembled with help from Mrs. Charles H. Dennis and collaborating hunters.
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William Schmedgen
Wilmette
Evanston High School
Homer Jenkins
Florence White Williams
Charles H. Dennis
Schmedgen
Mary Giddings club meets at Kenilworth home
Mrs William Zimmerman hosted the May meeting of the Mary Giddings club in Kenilworth with assistants Mrs F Keller Mrs C K Hall Mrs William Cromwell and Mrs Samuel Topliff retiring president. June meeting planned with Mrs I A Weston and new officers named.
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William Zimmerman
Kenilworth
Mary Giddings Club
South End
Illinois Children’s Home
F. Keller
C. K. Hall
William Cromwell
Samuel Topliff
I. A. Weston
C. C. Kawin
Harry Campbell
A. C. Frost
F. G. Gurley
Northwestern Miss Crowned May Queen at Evanston Campus
Honor for Logansport Indiana junior Mary Blanche Little as May Queen follows a spring pageant on the Evanston meadow. Three coeds received Women’s Athletic Association emblems for sportsmanship leadership and service, including Ruth Orndorff and Elizabeth Sweet.
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Mary Blanche Little
Logansport
Ind
College of Liberal Arts
Northwestern University
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Evanston
Women’s Athletic Association
Gertrude Eberhart
Ruth Orndorff
Alpha Chi Omega
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National College
Mary Giddings
Royal Doulton
Coalport
Royal Worcester
Mr. Tatman
Minton
Tatman
Davis Street
Michigan
Chicago
N. Y
Elizabeth Sweet
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
George Benson
Melrose Avenue
Green Lake
Wis
Lawsonia Country Club
Richard Wolfe
Essex Road
Fountain Square
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