Evening star., 1921-10-02
RESEARCH UNIVERSITY.

ism taught by newspaper men on the
leading papers. although the new
Sch.Nls of Aviation, Business Man
agement. Home Economics and Secre-
tarfal Science are not far behind. The
classes in news writing and editing,
feature e-article writing. short-story
writing, dramatic composition. Versi-
fication, ADVERTISE = and scenario
writing are rapidly Et'ing, and new
sections will be formed this week 1or
some.
Titus Ulke, the biologist. has been
employed to teach classes in botany
and zoology. His course VIII be OF
a general and popular character.
Grace Porter Hopkins. who had
charge of the women's division OF the
United States Employment Service
during the war. will begin instruc-
ton in two courses on secretarlai
duties this week.
Valerin D. Belinski, a graduate of
the Polytechnic Institute of Petro-
grad. will teach a class in the Rus-
sian language, beginning next week.
Sarah Elizabeth Coyne. graduate
of the Rhode Island State College,
has been employed to teach classes
in dressmaking and household man
agement.
and a number of otner graduate STU
dents of the District and neighbor-
ing states have enrolled in the Col.
lege of Graduate Studies for masters
and doctors degrees. DR.. Blaine +.
Moore of the department Of politi-
cal science of the University OF nam
sas. and an expert in the tariff com,
mission. is dean of the new schooi
in place of DIR. Edison l.. Whitney of
the Labor Department. who has been
made head of the department OF eco
nomics Of the College of William and
Mary.
Capt. f. c. Emig, NJ. A.. LII. NJ,
will teach course on women's prob
lens. The course will embrace wom-
ans status under the common law.
and the legal effect of the enactment
OF the married woman's act and the
enfranchisement OF women by tne
nineteenth constitutional amendment
are fully discussed. The class meets
Saturday afternoon from 5io 10 Z
o'clock.
Mrs. Pearl A. Erickson has been
made acting dean OF the new Schooi
Of Home Economics. The classes In
taught are cookery, dietetics, house
hold management, dressmaking, cos
tune design, interior DECORATION. com
mercial illustration and child psychol-
ogy A new laboratory for cooking
and food chemistry is being fitted up
Luis Cuhrion, secretary of the Vene-
zulan legation. has opened a class
in beginning Spanish conversation,
which meets on Wednesdays and Sat
urdays from to O'Clock.
A new building is being secured
to provide for d number OF classes
now temporarily held in abeyance,
among which are social and rhymetic
dancing Miss Mary Fetter will be-
gin a class in rhythmic dancing for
children on Saturday afternoon at
|2 o'clock Another class in rhythmic
dancing for women will be started on
Saturday evening at o'clock
Y. M. c. A. SCHOOLS.
The students of the Washington
Preparatory School will meet in the
assembly room of the Y. NJ. c. A. to-
morrow night for the purpose of or
ganizing students body" Ad-
dresses will be made by Arthur l..
Ward, director of education. and Mill
lard A. Black, principal Following
the organization OF the body, ohcers
will be elected.
Millard A. Black. principal Of the
v
arranging a series of moving pic
lures, which will be used to supple
meut class work. The first picture
will be shown Wednesday evening. to
the class in mathematics, and Will be
entitled animated Geometry. Per-
interested in the subject. have been
extended an invitation to attend the
exhibition.
CI a
"Y' Automobile School will open to-
morrow October 10 the owners
class will start, and on October ii
there will be a special club lecture
in the, assembly hall in the central
"Y" building.
Raymond H. Powell, assistant dean
of the Y. NJ. G. A. School of Account
ancy, is spending his vacation with
his parents in Ohio.
Senator Selden z. Spencer of Mis-
souri, made the opening address OF the
Washington Law School at the J. NJ
C. A. hall Friday night. Glasses in
the. law school will open on Monday
evening at $40 and 7:1O o'clock.
A new course in investments VIII
begin en- Wednesday evening OF TINS
week at 7:15. The course will be in
charge of Mr.. John A. Hanna, A. B.,
A. NJ, LII. b. The opening lecture
! will be on the subject, Various
Kinds Of Investments"
John H. Patrick, A. B., LII. NJ, B:
C. S., will give the first lecture OF
a seventeen-week course in actuarial
science. to be given by him each
! Thursday evening, beginning this
week Attendance at this opening
lecture is free to all who are inter-
ested.
Arthur Deerin Call. A. NJ, will be-
gin a sixteen-Week course IN pubic
!; speaking on Tuesday evening at 7:15.
He will also conduct course In
business mems English on Monday
and Wednesday evenings. ,6:45 to 7:4o.
A new freshman class in accountancy
, will start at 7:15 on October 4.
Thomas J. Frailey, NJ. A.. LII. NJ. is in
structor in law. which meets on Tues
Phi. D.. is instructor in economics,
which meets on Thursday evening,
, 1:15. John Berg. NJ. 81 c.. G. P. A. is
instructor in accounting. which meets
OIL Saturday evening, 7:15.
A course in credit management is
being organized, to begin about the
middle of October. Mr.. Mark Lans-
burgh is chairman of the committee
which is helping the Y. NJ. C. a. in
ltS plans lot THIS course. otncr mem
bers of the committee are c. NJ
Keefer. w. +. Schmid. L. Baum. L. M.
Hewlett, H. v. Ostermayer, f. w
Whitehead. Herbert Rich, C. F.. Par
Hewlett. H. V. Ostermayer. E. w
ker. c. f. Weigle, Eugene Beatty,
o. E. Dreitzler, Leon Mayer, C. D.
Boyer, Walter Leaman. S. H. Takes.
A practical course in advertising is
also being planned, to begin the third
week in October. E. w. Waldron is
chairman of the committee. Other
members of~the committee are G. r.
Snowden, H. c. Stiles. w. H. Hahn,
D.. v. Smythe. H. w. Berry, c. E.