The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-30
College Park
Neujs Notes
Diazn0ndback" Succeeds
The "ReUietC" as Stu
dent Weekly.


COLLEGE PARK. Nd. Oct 3s.-
10 Diamondback has succeeded
ns Review as the weekly student
i6lication of the University Of
.ryiand. It IL . four-page sheet
% is published in the University
inting ONCE. which was estab-
shed this year. The stan COM
rises r. N. Young, sditor-in-chief;
Grain. IT., associate editor; A. 8
ardwell. assistant editor-in-chief.
I'D s. r. Newell. business manager;
H Hopkins. w. C. Crooks, j. L
lunngton. z. @. Ady. C. H. Geist.
l. Norris. p. T. Morgan. W. n
uvall. ]. z. Burroughs and A. W.
mes Art features are being han
ed by J. b. Nimmelhaver, J. q.
rott and A Delgado vivanco. The
asiness stan consists of J. W. Ed
2, p. d. Dickey. Miss Murphy, H.
ouaintance, r. B. Hill. II. Han
ock. g. w. Loving. A. X. Besley
nd Miss Mccall.
A motion-picture program con-
sting Of q feature aim and a two
Ell comedy Is being given each
ednesday evening at 8 o'clock In
university auditorium for the
nent OF the senior class
juniors are making preliminary
ans for their annual prom, the
ate for which will soon be an
ounced- The class IL considering
paving a memorial to the univer-
~, possibly In the form of q
king fountain. and action on
proposition will be taken at
next meeting OF the class.
Miss Betty McBrien, of the sopho-
lore class. has left the university
take up studies In Indiana. She
as secretary Of the class, and Miss
illiams has been elected 10 suc-
ed her. President Mcouade, of
pc class. has named q committee
see that the freshman code Is
hrried out.
Inc freshman class, the largest in
Pc history OF the institution, at its
Est meeting elected John Mace, tr.,
Cambridge, Nd. temporary chair
m Permanent officers will not be
cted for Q few weeks.
FANATICS at the university are in
. splendid season. according to all
ieations. The players" are now
selecting new members and plan
ag work for the season. The three
comedy. Green Stockings" by A.
W. Mason. has been selected by the
AZ committee as the first Offering,
be presented early in December.
BE following new members have been
aected: Miss e @. Ady, Miss Audrey
lillian. Miss Victoria Walden, Mrs.
|nne Stewart. Miss Ruth Columbus,
fiss Idamay Lang, Miss Esther Will
rms. Miss A NJ. Murphy. Miss Sarah
Lerris. Miss Mildred Morris, Miss
sephine Geschickter and Messrs.
eber, Sturgis, r. NJ. Watkins.
flasett Clifford. A C. Miller. Everett
Rmbrey and Glenn Clarke.
The Sigma Delta Sorority Of the
iversity gave a vicente" roast
Iesday to the new girl students.
The lambda M Sorority enter
aimed at the home of Miss Mildred
mith at It's last meeting.
A string instrument quartet has
|nst been organized at the univer-
kty. Composing the quartet are
ISIS Olive Burroughs. first violin;
ss Violet Kelk. second violin;
tiss Olive Keck. viola, and Fran
es Baldwin. cello.
At q joint meeting of the STATS
n the Terra Maria. annual student
OBLIGATION and The Diamondback,
kekly publication, IL was decided
hold a series Of informal dances
throughout the year for the benefit
the publications The dates for
he first term are November % and
January 6.
The Rossbourg club Of the uni
versity Is making preparations for
J dance In the crystal room of the
Nv Ebbitt Hotel. Washington, on
evening Of November IL. The
nee will follow the annual foot
u game with Catholic University
the Maryland team will be the
sst Of honor.
he Old Dominion Club Of the
sersity, comprising students
- homes are in Virginia, at its
meeting of the year, Monday,
ted these officers: President, Mr..
son: vice president. Mr.. Sutton,
Secretary. Mr.. Pullen.
ne University Glee Club Is busy
eticing on the program for the
ling season. A trip covering all
;fpal cities OF Maryland Is being
bned. to begin about two days
e Christmas.