The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
G. U.LAW SCHOOL NOTES

Arrangements have been completed for
the senior prom. to be held at the New
Willard Hotel. April 13. Carmel K Cum
mings is chairman of the committee in
charge of the event
The Phi Alpha Delta win be at home
at the fraternity house, 1914 Sixteenth
street northwest. Easter Sunday
Preparations are being made for the
interfraternity dance, which takes the
form Of a May ball. The dance will be
held a few weeks after the senior prom
Twenty-Five students Of Georgetown
University Law School have made ap-
plication for the officers reserve corps.
At meeting Of the Phi Alpha Delta's
last week, Francis NJ. White was elected
manager Of the baseball team and Ben
T. Reidy was elected captain. The inter-
fraternity baseball league at the school
Is expected to begin games next week.
At a meeting Of the freshman class,
Friday evening. the committee in charge
of the recent prom made its report.
The trials for the fourth prize debate
of the school year were held by the Ju-
nior Debating Society Thursday The
question was, Resolved. That Congress
Propose an Amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United States Enfranchising
the Women of the Country" Hugh J.
Fegan and William ]. Kavanaugh were
the judges.
AT a meeting of the Junior class Mon
day evening, reports of the prom COM
mittee and the smoker committee were
read by John J. O'Day. Jr., and Robert NJ
McGauley. Both events were voted a
success.
An election will shortly be held in the
Junior Class to select the business man.
ager of "Ye Domesday Booke," the an
nual class-book of the school, for 1913
A Massachusetts Club, composed of
students from the Old Bay State, has
been organized among the students of
the law school. The object of the club is
to promote better feeling and closer ac-
quaintances among the men from the
home state, to make a systematic study
of the State laws, in view Of passing the
bar examinations when they finish school,
and to invite Representatives in Con-
gress to speak before them at their
weekly assemblies. The first meeting of
the club was held last Friday. Robert
E. ]. Whslen who is taking a post
graduate osdrse is chairman of the Or
ganization' committee. The members are:
First year-A. A. Anderson, Charles E.
Bourke. ]. w. Brogan, P. F. Brousseau,
]. L. Burns, C. L. Carley. W. A. Conner
ford, w. F. Connor. T.. F. Cremins, A. T.
Egan, L. ]. Grafton. 8. firshman. F. P.
Hurley, J. F. Hughes. R. w. Johnston.
r. H. Kempton, c. e. MacEachran, ]. ].
Mahan, H. J. McGrath, F. X. Moriarty,
G. c. Page. T. R. Powers. J. Rosenberg.
r. D. Scully, F. B., Simms. H. B. Sweat.
N. A. Tacy. ]. G. Towne, e. B. wads-
worth. g. N. Welch.
Second year-L ]. BARLEY, r. r. Car
ney. J. B. Cowett, n. T. Cronin. M. T.
Doherty. e. N. Donnellan, J. T. Drury,
Joseph F. Drury. J. J. Feloney. ]. F.
Giblin. D. J. Haley. J. 8. Hawley, e, ].
Hoy, L. F. johnson. J. 8. Kane, ]. ].
Lynch. W. M. Mackie. r. J. Mcguire, D.
F. Mahoney. c. F. Mccarthy, w. F.
Mccullough, R. NJ. McGauley, Frank ].
Murphy. C. p. Naumowicz, j. z. Norris,
P. E. Raidy. J. g. Schumb, C. siegel, H.
c. Toomey.
Third year-T. p. CoughIin. c. J. cronin,
x. A. Delisle. ]. 8. Donahue. W. J. Gould,
w. e. Naphen, c. A. Neal. A. e. o'Leary,
w. J. o'Meara. T. H. stapleton. J. E.
Whitaker.
Fourth year,. M. Morawsh, B,lR.
Newcomb. R e. ]. Whalen.
Special students: @. A. Dolan, J.
Alonsy. E ~ Weleh. i