Evening star., 1921-04-10

| Helu FTludy evening. Apr1l u. one
debate will be held here and the other
gantown. W. Va.
| The proposition in both debates will
be. THAT the legislatures of the sew
/ eral staes should enact legislation to
provide for the establishment of
courts Of industrial relations, SINH
lar in principle to the Kansas City
court. but allowing for some varia-
tions in the composition of the tri-
| bunal.
| The George Washington teams will
be composed OF Misses Edith Archey.
Kathleen Duggan. Sarah Tilghman.
Helen Carloss. Katherine Gayle and
Filimora Wilgus. with Misses Lillian
Audas and Marion Holiday as alter
mates.
The two debates will be the first
intercollegiate contests ever taken
! part in by George Washington girls.
The girls are planning for debates
next season with Vassar. Cornell,
Smith and other we'll known institu-
tions of learning.
The Columbian Women of the uni
versity will meet at 4:3o Tuesday aft
ernoon in the alumni room at the
Law School, 1435 X street northwest.
to act upon a proposed amendment to
the constitution Of the organization.
University officials are elated over
the constant growth of the institu-
ton. Statistics compiled by Prof.
Elmer Louis Kayser. secretary Of the
university. show that the university
has had a phenomenal growth in the
last ten years.
The University's Alumni Association
will hold its annual meeting at )
N'o E0iG
ington Club. 1901 K street northwest.
The business session will be followed
by a reception and dancing.
Sixty of the university's students
of biological science are members OF
the Biological Society Of Washington.
Prof Paul Bartsch. head OF tne
biology department at the university
has advised the students to JOIN the
society, as he considers it seminar
for the discussion of the latest ols-
coveries in biology. the society
meets on alternate Saturday evenings
at the Cosmos Club.
Diego Chamorro. son of the presl-
dent of Nicaragua. addressed FL Cir
culo Espanol, student Spanish organ
ization at the university. at a meet
inp held recently in the university
lecture hall. 2017 G street northwest
Basal Metabolism" was the subject
of a talk by DR.. f. Clarence RICE
at a recent meeting of the George
Washington University Medical So
ciety.
William r Thomas Of the New
York Alpha Chapter of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Fraternity has animated with
the local chapter.
Fifty active and alumni members
of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity at
tended the recent Founders DAY pan
quet of the fraternity. held az the
Raleigh Hotel. A. owens recently & en-
tertained the members of the frater-
nity at an informal dance at his home
in Cleveland Park.
The annual spring bali Of Alpha
Nh C-hapter of Kappa Alpha was held
recently at the Hotel Washington.
The event was chaperoned by repre-
sentative and Mrs. Mcpherson, MI.
and Mrs Hinton. Mrs. William n;
Myers and Mrs H. L. jones' ST. VI
The Kappa Alpha Sister Club gave
a buffet supper recently for the mem
hers of the active chapter. a NUMBER
of outside guests enjoyed the affair.
Phi Delta Phi has elected George
Nelson. 80, as it's delegate to the
Inter-Fraternity Association.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Ground will be broken this week at
Georgetown Preparatory School. in
Garrett Park. for the construction OF
a new dormitory building to complete
the building program Of the institu-
ton.
Rev John B. Creeden. s. j., presi-
dent Of the university, declares the
new building will be ready for occu-
Fancy when the next scholastic term
onens. 1t will be of colonial architec-
ture, three stories high. and Will ac-
commodate fifty students. 1t will pro-
vide for two large playrooms and
reception and reading room on the
first floor. Students Of the third and
building. The need Of more dormi-
tory space to accommodate the in
creasing number Of students has been
keenly felt.
Senator Reed Of Missouri will ad-
dress the meeting OF the newly or
ganized Georgetown Union. which
will be held this morning at $3.50
O'clock in CASTOR Hall.
Clarence H. Churchman Of the Law
School president of the union. will
preside Students from the profess
sional schools also will speak. 1t is
reported that the membership of the
NnlOl. which was oTkdHiLcu Ioi inc
purpose of centralizing the activities
| Of the professional schools Of the uni
versity, has passed the 500 mark.
Prof. Edwin NJ. Borchard of Yale
University Law School addressed the
student body of the Foreign Service
School Friday night. He spoke On
the United States as factor in the
development of international rela-
tions.
Establishing = new scholastic stand
ard, all the students of the George
town University Preparatory School
, passed the March examinations. It
was announced at the reading of the
marks Wednesday.
The president OF the university con-