Evening star., 1921-11-13
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

I President Howard L. Hodgkins of
George Washington University will
present, on behalf Of the institution,
a flag to the George Washington
memorial building when the corner
stone Is laid tomorrow. The uni
versity is presenting the nag. which
will fly during the time the building
is in course of construction. William
H. Taft, Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court. will be in charge Of the cere-
monies. President Harding is to be
one Of the speakers.
Registration figures at the univer-
sity have exceeded all previous rec
ords. over 500 students are registered
this fall more than were matricu-
lated a year ago. 1t is expected that
more than $500 students will be en-
rolled when the summer school fls-
ures are recorded in 1922. At the
present time 1888 students are TAX
ing work in the various departments
Of the university.
Im-Hing Chan. a Chinese student
at George Washington. recently ad-
dressed the journalism class. OF which
he is a member, on tho danger to the
remainder to the world Of the ambi.
tion Of Japan to gain control Of
China. He read some OF the wenty-
one demands given China by Japan
during the war.
A new constitution has been adopted
by the Women's Legal Club OF the
university. which is expected to aid
students in both the university ana
the profession.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife Of the
Vice President; Mrs. Henry c. Wal
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ture; Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. wife
of the president of the university:
Mrs. Heber Votaw, sister of President
Harding; Mrs. Breckinridge Long.
Mrs. Henry S. Frye, Mrs. Charles c.
Glover, Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. Henry
win are among the noted women who
are acting as patronesses for the Sec
ond annual motion picture benefit to
be held at the knickerbocker Thea
ter Wednesday, November 16. at and
4 pm, by the Columbian Women OF
the George Washington University.
The proceeds of the benefit, which
viii be under the direction of Mrs.
John Paul Earnest. will be devoted to
the scholarship fund OF the Columr
bian Women. which provide two
scholarships for girl students Of the
university.
Sororities at George Washington
University, it is said. have shown true
school spirit by their response to the
was held from October Is to Novem-
ber s. by signing 100. per cent from
each organization.
AT a recent meeting Of the senior
class Of the medical school, Ethan B.
Cudney was elected president, Dean
F. Brooks vice president, and Joshua
W. Davis secretary and treasurer.
At meeting of the junior class Of
Columbian College, at which the girls
far outnumbered the boys. Maxine
Girts was elected president. Frances
De Grange, vice president, Mary Ag-
fs1s Palmer U trea.urer ana Louise sepn Espey
sergeant.at-arms. 1t was decided to
hold Junior mixer in the chapel Of
Lisner Hall on Tuesday. November Is.
at pm. All juniors in the univer-
sity are invited to attend and afiiliate
with the class,
The Pyramid Honor Society held its
first meeting Of this year at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning. November. s. at the
law school building, President Ed
ward Hanson presiding.
The first matter considered was the
nomination OF members for the fall
initiation. The list will be presented
and passed upon at the next meeting.
The president then accepted, for
the society. the responsibility for the
May fete carnival, at the request Of
Bryan Morse: The society will have
charge of all arrangements and has
appointed John Paul Earnest, jr., pub
licity agent for the affair.
A European tour will be made next
summer by party which is being or
ganized and will be conducted by Dr.
Gertrude Richardson Brigham. All
those who would like to Join the
cerning it may see Dr.. Brigham at
the. theme room during tho day or ct
her home at the Naples, us 18th street
northwest, Sundays, at pm, at which
hour. she expects to-. discuss plans for
the trip:
The Utah Legal Club Of the Georre
Washington University, met in the
alumni room of the Law School Tues.
day night Representative e. o. Leath.
esWood spoke on Legal Ethics" dis
cussing such subjects as the conduct Of
q young lawyer. proper and improper
fees, and other phases Of Interest to
the aspiring lawyer.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at the meeting of FL Circulo
vember. 2. in the lecture room Of 2o17
G street Luis Passalacqua was re-
elected president, Janeiro Brooks vice
president Mary Brown secretary, and
Henry Nfckoh Weisant treasurer.
Monthly meetings of the Women's
University Club will be held at the club
rooms, 2037 G street, at 8 o'clock, tho
hrst Thursday OF, every month :
The Masonic Club Of George WASH
ington University has adopted a bun
and blue fez similar In shape to those
already adopted by other Masonic clubs
Of this district Of the National FEEDER
alton Of Masonic Clubs, In order that It