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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE JUNE 3. 1933 Cdt Of. Twenty-One MONDAY STOKE IIOUKS 9:15 A. M. TO 8:30 1.

Holy Cross Will Confer 458 Degrees ednesday NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST STORE LEFT TO RIGHT, Paul R. Connors of South Boston, George B. Carolan of Newton Center and John J. Connors of Chestnut 1 1 ill China and Stemware charming hospitality Only a woman knowi what it to own the finest, most tasteful china and stemware the pride of ownership, the self-assurance when entertaining. Whether you're selecting your own patterns or buying a gift for the Bride, come to Jordan's where you'll find New England's largest prestige assortment on our Fourth Floor, Annex.

LEFT TO RIGHT, Gerald A. Giblin of Boston, Joseph L. Supple of Newton Centre and William J. O'Connell Jr. cf Charlestown.

m1- i S-pt. Twiit by Imperiel. 3 pc. 4.50 lb! (China priced as 5-'fc. fhct settings include' Dinner, Salad, and Bread and Butter Plates, Tea Cup and Saucer, 3-pc.

place setting of stemware Goblet, Sherbet, and IVine.) LEFT TO RIGHT, Robert R. Henzler of West Roxbury, Robert S. Welch of West Roxbury, and Paul T. Devine of South Boston. 15 Miremer ty Flinh-idje, 5-pe tMiremer ky Reiierf, 3-pc 15.50, 9.00 RWor by UftM, -pc Uoi RMr by Tiffin, pe.

9.7$ Apple Slouom ly Tiffin, 3-pc S.2S 7 -7 Vv naUUxem V- Mb rs." iii Vaj IkJ LEFT TO RIGHT, John C. Barry of Wet Roxbury, Joseph A. Lena of Boston and James M. Fiore of Boston. 1 Serins Mm florne by too.

ec. Jv.nina "Star by Syricvi. pc. 14.75 by ttRM, 5-pC lallt by 3-pc. 18.95 .25 Moonf Vtrnen by Tinin.

6.00 Til H.r.Wry by J. pe. .75 Slyflow.r by Foitori. 3 pc. 6.7S Cp Cod by ImpitUI, 3-pe.

J'A 4 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, Frank J. Masel of Everett, Maurice F. Connolly of Newton and Paul of (' v4 xf-w 1 C-Y A. i I mi urn-! WORCESTER. June 4 Holyj Jaf AcademV Cross College will confer degrees 1 on 451 seniors and seven graduate jl)S UWiOTYlCLS ftudents at its lC9th Commence-I ment Wednesday at 10:30 a.

m. fO LlCZSS Of 00 Ceremonies will be held in tne Field House. BRAINTREE, June 4 Diplomas were conferred on a class of 85 graduates at Commencement r.n. Hprter will deliver the Commencement' address and Bishop John J. Wright will award DC li Rett themai.

S-ec 7.B0 it.so .71 Crlwod IrtmbU by. WtdgwseJ, pc. 5.20 MJmUni by 3-pc 4.95 by Royal Jct9 J-pc 9.99 Seutkwiiid ky H'ny. J-pt, 7.30 I Sinfonette by ftencenU, i-pt IHVie ff Myrreyt )-pc 5 S.29 ten tyjeihvj, J.pc exercises of Thayer Academy this afternoon. Principal speaker was Charles F.

Phillips, president of Bates College. The invocation was offered by George Keith. Prizes and scholarships were Cut iteie by Fetietla. 10.S0 Opening Commencement activl-ntnnrmw will be the baccal awarded by Gordon Thayer. aureate service, in Mt.

St. Joseph Chapel at 8 p. m. Msgr. John F.

Gannon, vicar general-chancellor cf the Worcester diocese, will give, Linen Damask Imported from Ireland Diplomas were awarded to: CUM LAUDE the sermon ana very nev. wuudiu A. Donaghy, S. Holy Cross president, will celebrate solemn bene Susan Alexander Evelyn Needham Gail Barton' Parish Peterson Caroline Richards Judith Tower DerKevorkian Robert Grass David Marklei Nancy A Nadel ll95 diction. Class dinners will be held Mon-Aav eveninff.

Alumni Day on Brand New from Ireland! Printed Linen ROUND CLOTH A favorite elwayi, thii lovely linen damaik pattarn it exceptionally low priced, beceuie import it direct Iron the famoui maker, Roie, chrynnthemum, fern or lily patterni. Albert Allen Jr Allen Tuesday will include a dinner at 6:30 p. m. in Kimball Dining Hall. The senior ball will be Wednes yrrtO" sits 4 Joseph Kelly Richard Keohan Margaret Knott Thomas Kramer Martha Laidlavr Patricia A Lain Joan Lansing Barbara A Lee day evening at tne tieia xiouse.

Hrpntpr Boston graduates in A Backlund Baker Jr Peter A Bennett Catherine Bosteell Judith A Burk Campbell ECaspole Lois Cohen St i clude James M. Fiore, Gerald A. Giblin and Joseph A. Lena. Boston; William J.

O'Connell Jr Charlestown; John J. Connors, Chestnut Hill; Paul R. Connors irm size Patricia Colettl rr 1 suvia A colettl Dorothy Connell 9.9S 70" rd. nd Paul T. Devine, boutn cosion, John C.

Barrv. Robert R. Henz TConnerty Jr Cookman David Copp James LCrandaU Crowley Jr ler and Robert S. Welch, West Elizabeth Davis A DiNatale Jr John Dings Karen Disbrow Andrew Leverone John Locke III Miriam Loftua Richard Long Charles Lutz Forrest McCarthy Anne McCusker Richard Miller Joseph Morrison William Murphy Robert Connell Mary Owe Robert PettiftJ Arvin I Philippari Edward Resnick William Schwenk Judith A Scott John Sheehy Jr Myron Smith Susan Sprout Lawrence Starratt Gordon Sullivan Bruce Taylor William LTisdale Edward Wadsworth size 13.95 Dobbyn Jr Robert fay-Jr Robert Fitch Bradford Gaff Roxbury; Paul F. Coveney.

Cambridge; Frank J. Masel, Everett; Maurice F. Connolly, Newton, and George B. Carolan and Joseph L. Supple, Newton Center.

Wheaton College Confers 81 Degrees Tomorrow Morning Charles Gallant Donald Glazer John GriKg Kathleen Kalloran John Hansen You'rt this ummr, if you don't hav on of ihew gay "roundi" for your tablt indoor or out! Long stemmed rotes art gracefully scattered on white background scalloped edge. Also In 2 other sizesi 72x90 oblong 10.95 72x108 oblong ...12.95 JrM i if Hopkins jr Eleanor Hosa 12.95 doz. Alan Howe Johnston Kearnev Jr Virginia Keith George Ward Clark Whitcomb Bruce A Williams Diane Woodwortht Nancy Zambon If 0 a if I. Johnson, president cf the Car- JORDAN'S TABLECLOTHS THIRD FLOOR ANNEX D-24 Come to our spacious, new Silverware Center rtre Hted nre foe elx-piee fuoce tettinv, which include uncliton kmft and orle, tt-vpoon, talad fork, crta-m tOui teoo tnd butter vr wider. negie Endowment lor Intemation- al Peace, will speak at Commence-1 ment exercises tomorrow morning R.

at Wheaton College. I Mrs. Geoffrey May, acting ident of the 120-year-old women's i college, will confer degrees to SI siiors. jf Cfraduates from Massachusetts Linda A. Brtltt.

WfnchMter; Toby is Hsrfn.on. Newton Center: Virginia i Cemelie Greenbrier Clientilly Feirfex Theme Willow and register your Gorham silver pattern 1 Js. (T fO yTTv CZ3 b. Ctmpana, Oslrvllle; Mm. Dorothy E.

Carver, Newton: Joyce Connell. 'aticlt; Mrs. Ruth W. Erell, Norton; Myrna A. Goodman, Cambridge; Mary E.

Hooknj. Wellesley Hil); Barbara A. Karr, Brookline; Priscill W. Kins, South Dartmouth. Also Constance R.

Ijmner, Tewlts-lury; Georgjana G. Mathews, Worcester; Cynthia Nryman. Lowell- Paula M. O'Connell, Milton; Beverly R. Pratt, Holyoke; Paula E.

Bobbin, rail River, Sandra IE. Seppala, Gloucester; Abbe-Jean Stowell. Athol: Maria A. Taran-tino, Brockton: Nancy Tisdalc Cochit-uate, and Ann G. waterman.

Cheat-but Hill. JOIN OUR SILVER CLU3 PUN Nothing dove ne carrying thrqi. I piece letting, low ti 1.00 vL 4 piece jeHiiiji. ti low tSO wL 6 pU lettinqi, lew 3.00 k. peyeble monthly From our complete line of famous Gorham sterling silver end silverplate we show 7 cf our 18 beautifully crafted, popular designs.

Only Gorham, silverimiths for over a century, makes one-piece dent-resistant, rattle-proof sterling knife handles. JORDAN'S ILVHWAh-l DEPARTMENT FOURTH FLOOR ANNS 0-127 STERLING ej trad etarke vricee include taa i i-vS I Jl, mmmat Cold Relations ATLANTA (AP) A duckling named Frisky isn't likely to recognize its mother it was hatched by a home freezer. Shirley Lyons, found a stray egg. put it in a box close to the warmth of the freezer's motor where it batched. China and Silver also at Boston and Framingham Linens also at Maiden.