Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

lowing committee representing the
alumni; Daniel w. ODonoghue, chair
| man: William E. Leahy, Barry Mohun.
Harry r. Cover. Hugh j. Fegan. DR..
Samuel Owen and DR.. Lowe.
The alumni are planning to attend
| the laying of the corner stone OF the
Georgetown Preparatory School, June
| IL, at which time it is expected former
Gov. Martin Glynn Of New York will
be the speaker.
Georgetown Law School.
The assistant librarians of George
town University Law School are to give
| their annual dinner next week at one
of the downtown hotels. The speakers
| are to be Robert p. J. Whalen. 7. Ellis
Allison, Edward I. Hogan and Robert
NJ. McGauley. Hugh j. Fegan is to pre-
| side. Harold Vandewerker is chairman
of the committee on arrangements.
The first game of the series of inter-
| fraternity base ball games was played
last week between the Delta Theta Phi
and Phi Alpha Delta, the former win
ming by small margin.
Joyce O'Hara of the freshman class
| has been appointed to the staff of the
emergency food commission.
| The annual May dance of the Phi
Alpha Delta fraternity is to be held
the first week in May at the Willard
| Hotel.
The first of a series of spring lee
| lures by members of Congress from
! Massachusetts before the Massachu-
sets Club is to be given Friday even
| ing.
The meeting of the third-year class
| to choose permanent secretary is to
be held soon The honor usually la goes
| candidates for the honor.
A group picture of-the class of 1916
has been placed in the hall of fame"
the pe 0SSs Of eRs Class o Since the
founding of the school is framed and
| hung on the wall.
Francis c. vonachen has been ap-
nal in place of James NJ. Renalt. who
resigned to accept place as attorney
with the interstate commerce commits
sion.
Thomas j. Jackson. graduate of the
class Of 1916. was visitor at the school
last week. Mr.. jackson recently was
attached to the American embassy in
London Meredith o'Neill and "Inky,
1916. are expected back in this city
soon. They were members Of the en-
bassy staff at Vienna.
When the officers training corps is
organized at Georgetown University
the law school will be well represent
ed. The seniors viii begin their mill
tary training soon as the necessary
partment. Seniors who have signified
their intention of beginning immedi-
ately are: Antonio P. Adinolf. Louis p
Allwine. August j. J; A 1T a1 Paul .d
Bacon. Lowell Bennett. Carl B. Berter.
vernet NJ. Bohn. B. T. Bonnet. Enoch
Brown. jr.; n. J. G. Burkinshaw. Will
liam H. Burland. Waldo Burnside
mings. John B. Dickman. Aubrey B.
FennelI. Walter L. Fowler. Harry E.
| Galleher.- jr.: Joseph G. Calvin: H; H.
| ness, Francis w. Hill. jr.; John F. Hunt.
George E. Lester. Gervasio. ]. Leuterio.
julius D. Matheson. Edgar NJ. Mayne.
Joseph c. Mcdonald. James J. Medley,
els D. O'connor. ]. E. O'Toole. Arthur
L. Patterson. Gilbert E. Perry. Joseph
A. Rafferty,. Paul H. Ray. Ben T. Reidy.
D. Chase Rich. Irving r. Richards. Ed
H. Schlosberg. Charles E., Schuyler. 4.
j. Simays. Louis Sperandoe. Louis E.
Speigler, Walter w. Stevens. Nelson
Stuart. A. B. Trudgian. South Trimble.
Walsh. Frederic B. Warder; Carl II
weber, Richard e. Wexford. Roy X.
Wells, James E. Whitaker. George A.
sy. Roswell Ehrmantraut. Carlton G.
Eldridge. II. c. Holmes, F. J. Kelly.
Magnien McArdle. Franklin H. Prem,
Claude B. Sanford and Foster Wood;
scheduled for Tuesday evening. was
called off on account of the debate.
Charles F, Mitchell. former state
connected with the income tax col
i lector's Office at New Haven. was
visitor at the Phi Alpha Delta. fra
ternity house last week. The fraternity
also gave tea Easter Sunday after
Prof. Charles F. Murphy. who has
been i'll for the past two weeks. re-
sumed his lectures on "Torts' Tues
I day evening.
Bernard E. schlesinger. secretary of
the freshman class. has been ordered
to Fort Mysr to take the Physical test
students at the school who have APP
piled during the past few weeks for
appointment in the Officers Reserve
| Corps. Hugh, T. Fegan.., secretary of
| statement that at least seventy-nve
men have made application.
] Representative Wyatt Aiken of South
| Carolina, q graduate OF the University
of Georgetown University Law School
have been appointed referees to selct
the judges for the debate between
| south Carolina and Georgetown, which
will be held in the Auditorium of the
law school the. evening of April 25.
| The Junior Debating Society has APP
pointed Thomas A. Lane. Charles A. f.
Smith, Norman B. I4andreau. John E.
Haltigan and P. Jt j. Nicolaides as a
reception committee from that society
to entertain the debaters from South
| Carolina.
/ Richard A. Walsh. member of the
! senior class. has been forced to resign
| from the school,, He is a member OF
| the District N avail Militia and was
| ordered to the >battleship Louisiana
| early in the week.
| The Massachusetts, Club held a meet
ing Thursday evening in the Law
| school building.
| George E. Hamilton. dean of the law
school: Hugh T. Fegan. secretary OF
| the law school, and Daniel W. O'Don-
! oghue. professor of common law plead
| ing, have been appointed committee
| Of alumni Which is to erect memorial
| tablet at the college for the late Rev.
John A. Conway. S. j., former vice
| president Of the university and founder
Of the ALUMNI sodality The tablet is
1 the university. 1t was through Father
Conway's efforts that the statue of John