Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
COLLEGES.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

. Students. faculty members and
friends of George Washington Uni
-versity are taking marked interest in
the special course Of eight lectures
now being given by DIR. Langdon E.
N4tchell. eminent Washington poet
and playwright. The second lecture
Of the series will be given in Con-
cordia Lutheran Church. goth and @
streets. Thursday morning at 1l:l5
O'Clock. The course is open to the
puh3ic as we'll as to mem befs o the
university. 2 e. =
Etnal arrangements for the centen-
NAL celebration Of the founding of.
the university have been completed.
The festivities will be opened at the
willard Hotel. Saturday. February 10.
1ns midwinter convocation sermon
Covenant. Sunday. February 20. at
1870 pm. The centennial dinner will
~ held at Rauscher's February 81.
The midwinter convocation exer-
cises will be held February 22 in the
auditorium Of Central High School.
Ue6rees VIII be conferred on the
largest mfdyear graduation class in
the history of the institution.
TheS junior class will give a prom
q Raulchef.s. February "a. at 10 m.
The CASA also will present a play.
Ene Truth. at Central High School,
Gamma Delta Rho sorority will give
n nnformsl reception to students and
o'clock at the Sigma NJ fraternity
mousse, 1888 street
lambda Chapter of Phi sigma Kan
- recently entertained it's alumni at
smoker at the chapter house.
A. Bruce Bielaski. graduate of the
university and president of Delta Tau
Delta fraternity. was honor Ruest ana
principal speaker at the annual, mi
Ss1tion banquet OF Gamma Eta chan-
OF the fraternity held recently at
sne Eooftt Fourteen new members
Initiates are George ". Askew. +
Nelson Anderson. A. Hamilton Bell.
yrss James T. Bergman. Paul II. Bak
g, Fred ~ Bradley. Carl C. Grove.
SSSssgh B; Colburne. Edwin H. Evans.
6eEyRcbert E. Newly, William CIsrEe
Fhentiss. IT.. and Parrish Wood, jr.
xsaty-five couples attended a
oance given recently by Kappa Alpha
g the Franklin Square Hotel. The
oance was chaperoned by Represent
aave and Mrs. I. v. Mcpherson, Mrs.
HHSssst Hinton. Mrs: William r.
3 .M Mr.: and Mrs c. E. Chambliss.
MI. John Wood, Mrs. Henry Waters
ana DR.. and Mrs. Russell Hollings-
worth.
Mrs.. William r. Myers and the
members Of the Kappa Alpha Sister
Club were hostesSes at a tea dance
gwen recently at the chapter house
20 fraternity men and women and
0serse Myers and C. e. Chambliss,
Jff FURNISHED q musical program at
An ~epen house" entertainment given
re0eptiy by Alpha M Chapter Of
ApNa Alpha at the chapter house
Sigma NJ fraternity has won the
championship Of the bowling series
inst completed by the Inteffraternity
Associations bowling league The
S won three games and lost one
Ckde Tolson. captain Of the winning
made an average Of 81 for
9fee cigars and cigarettes were
deributed At a mixer" social given
nnDntfy by the frst-year class Of
q law school. Addresses were made
Z Profs. Levitt. Wilson, Collier and
11yery. Dean Merton l. Person also
re. Recitations were given by
=! friends of some of the male stu
= GEORGETOWN.
eorgetown University debaters
- meet the best debaters of Yale
- Princeton universities March S
z. The contests are conside red
most important Of their kind in
yech the Hilltop institution will
p participated in years.
Seom Dr.. R. & MacElwee, director
0skhe bureau of foreign and domes-
G commerce. comes information Of
6 establishment Of q foreign serv-
q training school under the soviet
S3me in Moscow. The GeorGetown
48efgn service school recently in
16urated q special Russian course
- give its graduates = thorough
1DWledgs Of Russian conditions
len trading with that country is
.nmed
me Junior prom Of the college will
beld at Rauschers tomorrow
&k4A athletic association axpects to
1An important meeting today.
% freshman eless Of foreign