Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
ALUMNI TO DINE
Function of 6. w. U. Grad
yates at RausCher'S.
RECEPTION AND REUNION
Interest Taken in Election of Uni.
versity Trustees-List of the
Candidates Suggested.

The annual dinner of the Alumni As
ISOLATION OF the George Washington Uni
yersity will be given the evening Of
Thursday, April {, at Rauschers. An in
formal reception and reunion will be held
from to 40 o'clock, and dinner will be
served at 7:30 o'clock Announcement is
made by Adds B. Browne, president of
the association, and Howard l.. Hodg-
kins, secretary. that 1T is believed that
the plans already made by the commit
tee in charge of the dinner make certain
that the evening will be unusually pleas
ant to all who attend. And 1t is felt that
great benefit will come to the university
IL there be a,large gathering of alumni at
this time"
Association Officers.
The officers OF the association for 1910
are: Adds B. Browne. president: Frank
l. AveriIl. Henry p Blair, John c. Head,
stephen E. Kramer, Hanson T. A. Lemon.
Preston b. Ray, vice presidents: Howard
l. Hodgl1ins. secretary: John B. Larner.
treasurer. Executive committee-Aldis B.
Browne chairman; F. w. Albert. 6. G.
Aukam, Frank l.. Averill Henry p Blair
Allan Davis. Harry G. Davis. II. B. Deale,
Rev. II. G. England. ]. G. Haskell. D. D.
s.; John c. Head. Howard L. Hodgkins
II. " Houghton, Stephen E. Kramer,
John B. Larner. Hanson T. A. Lemon
NJ. d.: Louis Mackall NJ D.: F. d. Nc
kenney, n. Willis Pomer6y, D. D. S.;
Preston b.. Ray. Andrew Wilson
Choice of Trustees.
Besides the dinner. alumni are taking
much interest in the choice of new uni
versity trustees. 1t is provided by reso-
luton that ION and after the first day
of June. 1909, the number of trustees of
this university shall be twenty-five
four OF whom shall be the Secretary of
Agriculture, the Secretary of the Interior.
the Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and the commissioner of education. and
the remaining twenty-One shall be diyid-
ed into three classes of seven in each
class, the terms upon which the first
class shall serve to expire In June, 1910;
the second class in June. 1911. the third
class in June 1912, and thereafter the
twenty-one trustees shall be elected for
three years, the term of one class to ex-
pire annually-provided the term of each
trustee shall continue until his successor
ID elected and qualified. Two trustees in
each of the classes above named shall be
nominated by the alumni OF said univer-
sity. the two names at each election re-
ceiying the highest number of votes shall
be elected by the trustees for the term OF
three years; the organization of the
alumni and the manner of voting and
certifying the nominations TO be approved
by the board of trustees"
Candidates Suggested.
The secretary of the general Alumni
Association has sent a nominating ballot
to each qualified elector. Votes on the
nominating ballot shall be returned to the
secretary on or before April 10. In ac-
cordance with the regulations, the execu-
tive committee has suggested for nomi-
nees for the trusteeships to become va
cant the following: william F. Mating
/! ~, John Joy Edison Augustus s. Worth
ington. George A. King. Adds B. Browne.
Thomas N Mclaughlin, Myer Cohen
and Henry H. Father
The board of trustees. with the dates
upon which their service began and the
time of the ending of their present terms,
are: William r. Mattingly, lS6S-191O;
Eugene lowering. 1s7c-191O: Edward NJ.
! Gailaudet. 1sS1-191O: Samuel Fl. Greene.
/ lSS9-1910: Samuel w. Woodward, 1896
1910: John E. Larner, 1S99-l9l1: John Joy
Edison. 19O1-1a10: Henry b. F. Macfar-
land, 190L1QI1; Thomas H. Anderson,
l9O7-1911: Hennen Jennings. 1o01-1911.
. Theodore W. Moves, 1SS9-1g12: Henry c.
Perkins. 19O7-1912: Abram Lisner. 1909;
1917. Lewis F1emer. 1909-1912; Aipheus
H Snow, 1910-1912