Evening star., 1921-04-24

Thursday evening. May 3. at the Ar
fcade. The event promises to be the
tbiggest social affair ever given by
fthe institution. The carnival will
Scombine the annual proms of the uni
cversity student council and of the
Efreshman and senior classes.
i The committee in charge is COM
'posed Of representatives of the stu
dent council. the freshman and senior
classes of Columbian College, the Uni
versity Law School and the Medical
School. Two orchestras will furnish
continuous music from until 2:30
with intermissions only long enough
for vaudeville acts by the students.
Funds derived from the carnival will
be used to defray expenses incurred
by student activities. Any surplus
will be added to the university's gym
nasium fund.
Aubrey Taylor of Theta Theta
Chapter of Sigma Chi, University of
Michigan, addressed a recent smoker
given by the local chapter.
Carol Taylor. nine-year-old queen
OF jazz. was the center of attraction
at dance given recently by Kappa
Sigma Fraternity at the chapter
house. The little girl. in a song and
dance program, showed unusual tall
ent. Mrs. Daley chaperOned the party.
Seventy-flve couples attended the
annual spring ball of Kappa Alpha
Fraternity, held recently in the salon
des nations at the Hotel Washington.
The event was chaperoned by Mrs. w.
r. Myers, Mrs. S. S. Spruce and Mrs.
J. H. Hinton. Representatives from
Delta Phi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Chi. Sig
ma Phi Epsilon and Theta Delta Chi
were entertained at the dance.
Many out-of town guests attended
the annual formal dance OF Sigma Nu
Fraternity, held recently at the chap
ter house. Among these guests were
Misses 10 Davis of Shelbyville, Ky:
Pauline Stewart of Cincinnati. Ohio /;
Julia Rogers OF Athens, Ga; Carrie
Foy Marlborough of Atlanta, Ga, and
Emily Boyd of Griffin, Ga.
Forty couples attended dance Civ
en- recently by Delta Tau Delta at the
chapter house. The committee IN
charge was composed of Main San
doe, Ray Taylor. Pearson Meeks,
Jimmie Hume and Leo Rocca.
Alpha Chapter of Phi Alpha Fra
ternity recently initiated Oscar Dodek
"a; Bernard Notes. '21; Louis Rosen-
berg, '23. and Max Rubenstein, "a.
Mrs. Ethel Densmore Starr recently
gave card party and shower in
honor of Miss Dorothea Cave of Sigma
Kappa. Zeta Chapter of the fraternity
entertained recently at mothers
party.
Miss Ellen Littlepage was initiated
into Pi Beta Phi Sorority recently at
ceremonies at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Earnest.
GEORGETOWN.
A movement is afoot among the
student body of Georgetown Eniver-
sity School of Law to erect a me-
mortal on Boiling Aviation Field in
honor of Lieut.. James J. Langin,
member of the senior class, who was
ground Friday. April 5. At the close
of the scholastic year the grave of
Lieut.. Langin. at his home in Eeola,
Iowa. will be decorated by his class
mates on class day, when his school
will honor the memory of about 100
students and alumni who gave their
lives TO their country in the world
war. The name of Lieut.. Langin will
be added to the scroll of heroes on a
bronze monument to be unveiled in
the law library.
Senior week." which will be inau-
gurated May 5. will provide many So
cial activities not only for the SEN
iors at the college, but for the entire
student body of the university. Plans
principal events will be a theater
party, prom" and a tea dance"
The week will open with a theater
party on the evening of May 5. for
seniors only. Friday. May s, George
town will play Georgia Tech, and the
prom will be held that night. All
the students of the university are
privileged to attend. The large ball
rooms of the Wardman Park Hotel have
been engaged.
dance. also for seniors only, which
will be given at the Hadleigh Hotel,
Saturday. May Z.
by the Dental Minstrels for the es-
tablishment of a free dental dispen-
sary for the people of Washington.
at the Medical and Dental School
building. 920 II street northwest. Two
performances were given at Gonzasa
were assisted by the Georgetown
College Glee Club.
The Foreign Service School gave a
tel, feature of the evening being
the appearance of the Dental Min
strels. Thomas +. Dolan was chair
man Of the dance committee.
Wanted: A staff artist for the Hoya.
Believing in keeping abreast of the
times the editor-in chief of the Hoya,
Leo Casey. intends to make the col
lege weekly something on the order
OF an illustrated news sheet. Many
of the students are applying for the
position.
The Baccalaureate sermon at the
commencement exercises. June IL. will
be delivered by Rev. F.. x. Delaney,
S. j.. president of St. Georges Col
lege. Kingston, Jamaica Father De-
laney is a graduate of Georgetown
College. having been member of
the class Of 1897. He took an active
part in collegiate affairs.
The college freshmen gave their
first tea dance Of the season last week
at Rauscher's, about $50 couples at
tending. The committee in charge