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June 5, 1926 WINNETKA TALK N. K. E. COLLEGE HAS CLOSING CEREMONIES Dedication of Harrison Hall In- augurates Annual Commence- ment Season at School The Commencement Carnival of the National Kindergarten and FElemen- tary college, to be held this evening is the first event of the Home-Coming week with which the college is cele- brating its fortieth anniversary and the dedication of its new building, Harrison hall. One hundred and fifty of the stu- dents graduating in June or during the summer session will take part in the carnival, a joyous, care-free revel upon the stage of the new auditorium. Miss Olive Widdowson of Evanston who, as Demeter, thrilled the audience at last year's festival "Persephone," will take the leading part in the gypsy dance with which the carnival opens. Alumnae Celebrate Alumnae day, Saturday, June 35, promises to be an outstanding event in the annals of the Alumnae associa- tion, as every graduate is deeply in- terested in the success. of the build- ing project and eager to see the re- sult as expressed in Harrison hall and Marienthal. In addition to local alum- nae and individual graduates from near and far, the California, Omaha, Twin City, Detroit and Evansville chapters have promised to send repre- sentatives to the Home-Coming, and class reunions dating back to the early nineties are being arranged. Following the business session at 10:30, at which Mrs. Charles Lloyd of Fvanston, president of the National Alumnae association, will preside, there will be an address by Dr. Smiley Blan- ton, director of the Child Guidance Clinic of the Board of Education, Minneapolis, Minn.,, and a group of songs by Miss Marion Alice McAfee of Evanston. The alumnae luncheon and class re- unions will be held in Marienthal, and the students of the Junior class will be the guests of the Association at this time. Former class songs and yells are being revived, and an exhibit of photographs of classes and individuals, dating from 1896, promises to be an in- teresting part of the entertainment. Dedicate Harrison Hall The dedication of Harrison hall and the baccalaureate service will be held at 4, Sunday afternoon, June 6. Mer- ritt Starr of Winnetka, president of the Board of Trustees, will preside, and Bishop Edwin H. Hughes, resident bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church, will preach the baccalaureate sermon and conduct the service of dedication. The building is dedicated in honor of Elizabeth Harrison, who founded the college in 1886 and is now president emeritus of the institution. President Edna Dean Baker, who has carried on Miss Harrison's work since 1920, will present the building for dedication. President's Recepti The President's reception will be held in Harrison hall Monday evening, June 7, and Tuesday afternoon the an- nual Children's Frolic, given by the students for the children in mission schools directed by the seniors will be held on the campus west of the col- lege. Through the courtesy of the north shore alumnae, an automobile trip along the north shore and a pic- nic supper on the Wilmette beach have been planned for Tuesday morning and evening. The fortieth annual commencement will be held in Harrison hall Wednes- day afternoon June 9. The commence- ment address will be given by Horace J. Bridges, leader of the Chicago Ethical society, and diplomas will be presented to 130 students graduating from the two and three year cqurses.. Tom Hay & Sen Handle Pierce Arrow Motors The Pierce-Arrow Motor Car com- pany has selected Tom Hay and Son, Inc., as its north shore representative. General Manager Meyer of Tom Hay and Son stated: "We decided that if we were going to take on another line of automobiles along with the Chand- ler and Cleveland, which cars have, since our opening, proved to us that automobile owners on the north shore want the best, there was only one car which we could consider, and that was the Pierce-Arrow. North shore own- ers of Pierce-Arrows, we feel, will appreciate the service that will be rendered by Tom Hay and Son. There is no doubt that we will in a very short time nave to move into larger quar- ters as the business is growing so rapidly that we soon will not be able to give our "Tom Hay and Son" brand of service in our present location. "Along with a complete line of Chandler and Cleveland cars we will at all times carry a representative line, both of the 30 and 80 Pierce-Ar- rows." Every Roycemore Girl Has Part in Program From Wednesday to Friday evening of next week, Rovcemore school and campus at Evanston will be the scene of commencement events that will in- clude 'in some manner every girl of the school. Opening the program, girls of the lower and primary grades will pre- sent a program of dramatics, songs and poems at 10:30, pupils of the fourth form to present the play, "The Golden Touch." Thursday at 12:30 there will be the annual alumni lunch- eon in the gymnasium, and sopho- mores will entertain at their dance Friday evening following the gradu- ation exercises of 11 that morning at the school gymnasium. The address will be given by Dr. Albert W. Palmer. Several north Roycemore. shore girls attend Beauty Lies in Healthy EYES It's not so much the size or color of the EYES that makes them beautitul. Rather, it's the glow which radiates from them. Ur» lesskeptalwayscleanand healthy, EYES lack this alluring lustre. 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