Evening star., 1921-12-04
COLLEGES.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

girl swimmers will start training
this week at the Central High
School pool for the south Atlantic
championship meet, to be held early
next spring. Coach Bee" Woodford
declared that early workouts indi-
cate certain victory for Buff Blue
mermaids.
Bryan Morse. director Of student
activities; Coach Woodford and Man
ager Marjorie Gerry plan to bring
girls swimming more to the fore
ground. Practices will be held at
the Central pool every Friday from
to pm. throughout the year.
President Edward Schenpler of the
freshman law, announces the fol-
lowing committees: Social, r. w.
Pulliam. James Duggan, l.. A. Loop,
Herbert Hoover, jr., A. Norcross, S
colin 'Woseheart. Veronica Martin. G.
Makens. C. Kern, E. A. Loop, Veronica
q. Hyland. Mary Sweeney, Dorothy
Donahue. ]. Fuller Spoerri. Beatrice
A. Clephane; endowment. Capt. Bos-
well. r. A. Wells. Robert Thomas.
James stevens: publicity. ]. NJ small
wood. Karl Lutz. Karl Peterson, Ed
ward ST. John. G. w. Pryor, NJ. H.
Brown; audit. Stetson. H. G. Abel, c.
NJ Funkhouser, ways and means,
James Ptak. J. c. Cook. George Corey,
NJ L. Miles. NJ: Markley; prom.
b. Foster, A. L. Hughes. r. S. Hard
ing; constitution, J. Fuller Spoerri:
nnance, l.. NJ. Chairbuck, W. G. Ham
liton. Miss Bernstein, r. b. Benson,
A.. Z: Perry, Mallet Provost, Sidney
hassler' w. Z. Vile and Paul c. Reed
The John marshalrs Inn (Phi Delta
I'm Legal fraternity will give a
ainner unt saturday at the La Fayette
OF the Supreme Court of the District
pI columbia. a member of the inn,
having been initiated in 1890 when
attending this school. James Brown
scott OF the Carnegie Peace Founda-
'ioh' VIII be the principal speaker.
Columbian College seniors met in
Llsner Hall Tuesday evening. No.
sem3er -. to stir up enthusiasm for
tne root ball hop, which is to he held
at the Arcade Auditorium, Friday
and to plan for the senior day and
senior night to be held some time dur
ing the semester.
The class passed a resolution that
lney would not attempt TO leave a
memorial or to raise a sum of money
70 be added to the endowment fund OF
the university without the co-opera-
ton OF the seniors from other depart
ments of the university
Names of candidates for the fall
election and initiation TO the Pyra-
md Honor Society will be presented
at the meeting of the society to be
held Sunday. Only seniors are eligible
Tor election to the society at the fall
election.
Ell Circulo Espanol. the Spanish
club of the university, held its first
mixer of the year in the chapel for
all students of Spanish Thursday. 1t
IS planned to have this meeting serve
as an introduction of the Spanish
Club TO the many students of that
language, who have not yet become
members or attended any of the meet
lngS of the club. and endeavor 10 en-
list their interest in its work.
Ell Circulo Espanol was formed by
the students of the university shortly
before the midyear examinations in
1921. Its purpose is to spread the
knowledge of the Spanish language
it is for this purpose the club is hold
ing this mixer.
The Arts Club announces it will
make posters for any purpose on as
short notice as possible for a nomi-
nal sum. This service is at the dis
posal of any G. w. organization.
George Washington University will
be allowed the use of the new Vic
tory Memorial building at 9Th and B
streets for convocationS and especial
assemblies, according to present plans
Dimock. president of the George
Washington Memorial Association.
The freshman class of the medical
system whereby offenders Will be
tried and punished by a court COM
posed of students of the class
Officials of the university announce
a greatly increased enrolment over
the figures for the past, The greatest
increase has been in the Columbian
College of the arts and sciences de-
enrolment in the latter is expected
to reach 1000 by the middle of the
term.
Isaac B. Lord, newly elected presi-
dent of the Mems Glee Club. has an
nounced tentative plans for four
day trip of concerts next March.
Chairmen of the various committees
of the junior class have been ap-
pointed to arrange for the celebra-
tion of junior week. February 1925.
The George Washington University
rife team won the Walford cup and
the District rifle championship in
civilian and National Guard organiza-
tions recently. Walter X. Stokes. cap
tain of the team and worlds rifle
champion, tied with Percy r. Gibson
for Individual championship. j. r.
Greedy was awarded silver medal
for the highest score at 800 yards.
Prof. Collier will give a talk on
New York Law" at the New York
Legal Club Of George Washington
University Tuesday at pm. at the
law school. This club was organized
for the express purpose Of acquaint-
ing its members with the New York
laws. such as the differences from the
other states and the United States and
the code of the state.
The first meeting was held Novem-
Der 81. which was great success, and
which looks toward a most prosperous
year. The following officers were
elected pro tenn. until the beginning
Of the next semester: d. L. Sherman,
president; ]. P. Sorenson. vice presi-
dent, and William Katz, treasurer and
secretary. All the nav students from
bership and they are cordially invited
to attend the meeting.
/ GEoRGEToWN UNIVERSITY.
The Mask and Bauble Club Of
Georgetown College. newly organized
for the purpose of reviving interest
in collegiate dramatics. will initiate
its season with the presentation Of
Julius Caesar" at a downtown thea
ter. for the benefit of the athletic as
sociation.
Lawrence Downey Of the District
of Columbia is president of the club,
which is the first fully organized
dramatic club which Georgetown has
had since the outbreak of the world
war. Other officers elected were
Charles OMalley of New York. vice
president; Charles O'Byrne of Georgia,