Evening star., 1899-02-04

er to he given in the near future were
made.
DR. Whitman will lecture Tuesday even
ing, February s, and Wednesday evening,
February 8, at 1 o'clock.
The annual ball of the senior class of the
Law School will be held at Rauscher's We'd
! nesday evening. February s. at $50. Tie
committee is composed of L. c. Ridgeway,
chairman; j. W. Butts, W. M Hallan H.
A Pierce and l.. t4upty Do
Secretary Gage will deliver a lecture on
fnance on Thursday evening, February 7,
at S o'clock.
The Law School Debating Society at ire
last meeting debated the following ques-
ton: Resolved, That a young LAWYER he
slntihs the practice of law should open an
ONCE Tor himself For the affirmative It
| Hanes and NJ. c. Huggett were the sneak
! trS, ana A j. Dine and r. Hume We're for
| the negative.
Inc regular monthly meeting of the junior
law class will be held Tuesday evening.
The debate Of the Enosinian Society Ia CT
evening was upon the question Resolved
| nat Lne policy of imperialism is opposed
| 70 the nest interests and principles of the
| United States" Altschu and Faris eroiLo
| IN the affirmative an Watson and Rav
mond in the negative
Lectures in advanced organic chemistry
| are gwen each Tuesday and Saturday even
| ing from To I o'clock
National
There was a gathering of the graduates
Of the National University at the Alumni
Han, SO 18th street, Tuesday evening the
occasion being the annual meeting of the
Alumni Association. The election of Of
hcers for the ensuing year was held. A
! coliatlon was served in the hall after the
| business meeting and the members took
| this opportunity to express their gratiica-
ton at the growth of the association. and
It's encouraging prospects for the next year.
W. Preston Williamson was unanimously
| chosen president to succeed Mr. Chas Nv
man, who has filled that position for three
years Robert p. Hains, Dr. Thomas 7
Jones and j. William Mckinley were elect
eL eL vice presidents, in the order named
Shelby Clarke and Chas. B. Bagley were
elected secretary and treasurer, respect-
iVeiy' and Chas. E. Riordon was named as
historian. ''
At a meeting of the Sophomore Medical
and freshman Dental class Tuesday even
/ Ing. officers for the ensuing wear v,era
! chosen as follows: w. E. Philes of New
| ork, reelected president; B. O. Holman
I!i, Atabafna, vice PRESIDENT; H. w Barker,
! W aShington, d. c., reelected secretary.
h B. H"ran, Ohio. treasurer; G. F. Simp-
son Virginia, class editor: NJ G. Skinner.
Washington. D. c., sergeant-at-arms.
me, me president appointed the following
committees: Finance, Mrs Riley, Messrs
Bfnkiey and Jones; visiting, Messrs q
r simpson, e. B. Horan and Miss AlIace
b. Seaver
| Catholic.
a new course In philosophy has been ar.
ranged and will be under the management
OF Rev Edward Pace, Ph.D., DID.
Rev. f. a. OConnor of Albany. N. Y, de-
hvered the sermon Sunday morning.
society for the promotion of original
research and study of such related sub
Jects as the science of history archaeology
, and language is being formed by Rev Rich
ara ltenebry, Pm. D., and Geo. Melville Boil
ling, Fh. d.
Howard.
The Theological Litary Society held its
regular meeting Wednesday evening and
general discussion of theological matters
was engaged in.
The moot court met Friday evening and
arguments were made by Mr.. Fletcher and
Mr.. Lee on the case before the court
Inc blackstone Club holds Its regular
meeting tonight.
Inc executive committee of the senior
law class is making preparations for the
graduating exercises. 1t is understood that
Prof. G. H White will deliver the address
TO the graduating class.