Evening star., 1921-04-17


Leila Warren, Sam Atkin and Bar
bara Hildreth: Sigma Kappa, Rose
| mary Arnold. Helen Hosford and Max
inc Ralle: Phi Mu, Evelyn Jones. Mar
garet Brewer and Elsie McGarvin;
Theta Lambda Sigma, Eleanor Judd.
Coalition Club. Dorothy Johnson. Fred
Woodson and Margaret Paterson.
The delegates from Columbian COL
| lege were Mary Bradley. senior; Mae
Adele Markley, Junior; Catherine
Chapman. sophomore, and Anne Hof,
freshman. Those from Teachers Col
lege were Mrs. Hyman, senior; Alice
Fowler. junior, and Adeline Staley,
freshman.
Mrs. William A. Wilbur, wife of Dean
Wilbur of Columbian College, was the
guest of honor.
The junior class of Columbian Col
lege will receive reports at it's next
meeting from j. Foster Hagan, in
charge of centennial celebration A.
nances; J. Fuller Spoerri. chairman of
the social committee, and Michael
Mussman. Mr.. Spoerri, and Edward
L. Scheufler, members Of the consti-
tutional committee.
Prof. Paul Bartsch of the depart
ment of botany at the university. re-
Gently addressed the Washington
Chapter of the Wild Flower Preserva-
ton Society of America on Leaves"
He distributed mimeographed sheets
showing the different shapes of
leaves and leaf sculpture.
| Nichols and Tommy Robinson, all of
, Delta Tau Delta fraternity, have char
tered the buffet room of a local hotel
for their daily lunches.
Lambda Chapter of Phi Sigma Kap.
pan recently celebrated the forty
eighth anniversary of the founding of
the fraternity. with a banquet at the
La Fayette Hotel More than 100 active
and alumni members were present.
Gilbert Morgan, recorder Of the su-
preme court Of the fraternity, spoke
on cooperation between chapters in
and near Washington. Warren H.
Choate, assistant secretary of the
Federal Trade Commission, told of
the,advantage OF government career.
fraternity, explained plans for the
next biennial convention in 1922, at
which Lambda Chapter will be the
host.
Among the other speakers intro
duced by W. F. Sickle. the toastmas-
gren, Fell. Zacharias. Des Jardins.
Elmer Stewart, Bobby" Burns, Grain
and Zimmerman.
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Delta Chi fraternity is being com
piled by Detlow M. Marthinson, 30.
Zeta Chapter of Sigma Kappa re-
Gently held its initiation and banquet
at the Franklin Square Hotel. Those
initiated were Misses Marion Bailey,
Marion Bowker, Ethel Doyle, Bernice
kelsay. Lucille La Varre, Pauline
Lindsay, Margaret Ramsey, Maxine
Ralle and Genevieve Wagner.
The pledges Of Pi Beta Phi
fraternity recently entertained the
active chapter with musical comedy
| at the home of the Misses Bradley.
Pi Beta Phi recently initiated the
following: Misses Marjory Ludlow
Eeatrice Mason, Irma Schofeld, Eliza
bs!h Booth. Vivian Bradley and
E:hlyn Bradley.
, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Georgetown University will confer
the degree Of doctor of laws upon
Senior Gil-Borges. the minister Of
is in this country to present. on be.
half Of his government, statue of
Cen Bolivar to the American people
President Creeden announced that
exercises would be held April &c. and
tnat members OF the diplomatic corps
governments would be invited to at
tend. -
Gesrsstown University. rife team
defeated Eale's unbeaten team last
week In one Of the closest matches
OF the season. The score was 4sS to
491 out OF a possible 500 points. AS
winner of the match, Georgetown's
inIeicoueglate championship went
soaring. The Hilltop team has won
nfteen out of sixteen matches.
Two Of the graduates Of the
r o. 7: G: unit this year. Cadets
Eobert w. c. Wimsatt and ]. Fuller
morgan, are candidates for the Reg
nIar Army air service. They win
take their examinations April IS.
70 celebrate the breaking of ground
lor the new dormitory building at the
Georgetown Preparatory School a ban
quet viii be given by the students and
faculty on the evening Of April 81 at
Garrett Park It is expected that the
pancy when the fall term opens.
The Preparatory School students will
day. The Proposition discussed win be
That the Philippine Islands be given
Independence within three years"
Speakers for the affirmative Will be J.
Hing Stack. Francis Sullivan and
charles Dean. Unfolding the negative
will be Henry Naylon. Alexandra Angel
and Francis Shuman.
The final debate of the Law School
will be held May 3. The speakers win
De the four winners Of the preliminary
prize debates: Bernard Shlesinger.
Howard F: Brecht. John w. Fihelly and
Class day exercises at the Law School
viii be held June 13. and the following
participants have been selected by the
committee in charge: Harlan Wood,
class orator: Clarence H.. Churchman,
class valedlctorian: Thomas E. O'Hern.
historian; Harry Hallam. prophet. John
N. Karns. president OF the senior class,
was chosen the orator at the unyeiiinR
OF the memorial tablet to Georgetown
law students who gave their lives in the
world war.
Rev. w. Coleman Nevils. s. J., dean
OF the department Of arts and
sciences. last night announced the
subject for the Mallory medal. found
ed by Senator Stephen Mallory of
Florida in 1868. This years subject
the President of the United States on
Legislation" 1t is announced that the
contest Is open to all students OF the
university.
Two cash prizes Of $75 in gold win
be offered to students Of the Foreign
Service School for essays on the fol-
lowing subjects: 'The international
The Function of Imports in Foreign
Trade"
Col. c. c. Kinney. inspector gener-
ais department. and Col. H. L. Evans.
Quartermaster Corps, inspected the
GEORGETOWN cadef ha italian roconflv