Evening star., 1921-05-08


trip through the plant Of the Bethle
hem Steel Corporation at Sparrow.
! Point. near Baltimore. Walter c
Scott. president of the society. wa:
in charge. More than 100 student:
made the trip. including the mem
class in materials of construction. ant
! Prof. Hiram c. McNeirs class in metal
/ lursy. these classes having taken ul
the various steei-making processes ir
detail.
Members of the senior class of the
| law school gave a dinner recently
. at the La Fayette Hotel. H. T. Kay
president of the class. was toast
master. Informal toasts were given
by several members OF the class. a
special musical program was pre-
sented.
Water Birds About Washing on
was the subject of a lecture delivered
recently before the Red Triangle Out
ing Club by DR.. Paul Bartsch. pro-
fessor of zoology at the university
The lecture was illustrated by lantern
| slides. Students in ornithology and
practical zoology at the university at
tended.
The Womans University Club will
elect officers a meeting at O'Clock
c023 G street northwest.
The girls tennis tournament at the
university is under way. Managers
Symmonds and Markley are in charge.
Stills. fermentable grains and relics
of the ante-Volsteadian age were the
Cata1ytic decorations for the annual
banquet Of the Chemical Society of
the university. held recently at Har-
vey's. The mystery of the evening
was the veiled statue TO a departed
brother" When unveiled at the end
of the program it was found to be
beer stein.
Meyer Weinstein was toastmaster.
Addresses were made by DR.. Charles
Edward Munroe. inventor of smoke
less powder: DR.. Howard Lincoln
DR.: William Allen Wilbur DR.. Hiram
Colver Mcneil. DR.. Otis Dow SWEET.
DR.. Edwin A. Hill. DIR. Thomas b.
Brown, DR.. Henry A. Lepper. Walter
Scott. Beverly Clarke. Gordon Tib-
belts and Mr.. Weinstein
The committee on ARRANGEMENTS was
composed of Miss Marie O'Dea, Albert
J. Mottern. J. Frank Ellis. George CO.
rey. j. F. T. Berliner and y. H. San
born.
The Physical Condition Of Baby
Children in Institutes was the subject
Of a lecture by Or. Coursen B. Conklin
at recent meeting of the university s
medical society. Or. Edgar p. Copeland
spoke on Red Plague in Infants" Col
+. r. Whitmore gave a talk on THE
Occurrence of Parasites in Returned
Soldiers and DR.. Francis r. Hagner
spoke on Foreign Bodies in the Blad-
der" The society will elect officers at
meeting on Saturday evening. May 81.
The number Of woman students in
the law school is steadily increasing,
according to announcement by John w.
Townsend, secretary OF the law school.
Fifteen women are now enrolled in the
morning classes. which are relatively
small in comparison with the late after
noon sessions
The following students have been
pledged to membership in Greek-let-
ter fraternities at the university:
Kappa Sigma. c. Walter Parker. Co
Eugene d. Stirlen, Columbian College,
and James c. Hatcher. law school:
Phi Alpha Delta, Leslie Jack son. law
school. and Pi Beta Phi, Rosemary
Browning.
The annual prom of the Pan-Hel-
lenic Association was held recently at
Rauschers. Music was furnished by
Dutch Whelan's Orchestra: Repre-
sentatives Of every Greek letter soro-
rity at the university attended.
The thirteenth annual banquet Of
the Columbian Women OF the uni
versity will be held at o'clock
Thursday evening at the Chevy
Chase Cub. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by women Of prominence in uni
versity circles. The committee in
charge of arrangements is composed
OF Miss Elizabeth Peet. president: Mrs.
Joshua Evans. jr.; Mrs. George n.
Young. Miss Ruth Ayler, Miss Rhoda
Watkins. Miss Ruby Nevins. Miss
Margaret White. Mrs Henry Grattan
Doyle and Mrs. John Paul Earnest.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Plans for providing a central dor
mitory or a series of dormitories for
the use of the medical, dental, law