Evening star., 1921-12-25
tives from all over the United States
and the Dominion al Its winter meet

tives from all over the United States
and the Dominion AT its winter meet
ing.
The Life and works of John Hey
wood is the title of Il new book by
Robert Whitney Bolweil, off the Co
lumbfa University press. 1t is "A re
cent addition to the very lmpor-
tant contribution 10 literature by
the assistant professor Of Enelish
study is expected to attract wide at
tention. q
George Washington graduates fur
nished a portion of the program of
the annual reunion of the EasterlI
High School Alumni Association, hSl4
at that school Tuesday. Prof. De W.T.
Z. Croissant acted as announcer q 4
vile bill. which included Camrroa
Burton, q. W.. 81, in his soft-sh"'
dances, and Rosemary Arnold, G. ".
'21, in monologue.
Brilliant touches OF color in COS
tunes reminiscent Of old Spain, vocal
and instrumental selections of Spar
ish origin, and dancing of d NOR
modern order featured La Fiesta d"
Flores" given by FL Circulo ESpane.
Friday evening.
Theresa Pyle sang La Patida," L4
Alvarez, to an accompaniment b{
Catharine Hough, and, through tina
courtesy of GaudioSa p. Palomar. th,
gathering was favored with sclec
! tion of Spanish classical music b!
Prof. Jose PaeZ. There was much ap
plauSe after each of these numbers.
and many expressions OF appreclatioiI.
Dancing held sway throughout tn"
evening, and during an intermissi"u
fiashlight photograph was taken oi
the assemblage. to be inserted in Til"
Cherry Tree. The faculty was rep
resented by Prof. and Mrs. g. X
PatiSon.
George Washington's foot ball son-,
Buff and Blue" will be carried 1"
foreign halls of learning and hear
by students of scores of universi'i"s
of this country during the Christina,
holidays, when d number of Hatchei
| ties will sing it at the annual reuni".t
| of the Central High School Alumni
Association. to be held at Central
High Tuesday at pm.
Students from more than d"Z''t
other universities will also rend'1
the songs of their alma matters n
! the function. Harry Sokolov. ie"r;:c
| the song. probably will accompanN
| the 6. W. representatives, as well Il
] furnish the orchestra for the dancin@
| of the evening.
Coach William \. Quigley Of the
foot ball squad. was awarded al
honorary g. W. by the student Coiin-
Gil, in recognition Of his excellent
! work, at a meeting last Wedne sda%
! 1t was due almost entirely to his ct
forts that the past season was $"
| successful.
Rapid strides are being mad" viii
the G W. L. musical comedy. which
! will be produced at local theat"r
I early in the spring.
| The leads were selected at the la
! rehearsal. Tuesday eveing. j"
Houston will play Louise" tn" titl"
role. She will share headline honors
with Irving Botman. Charles Palm
| er and Edward Wheeler will take the
! leading comedy parts. Emma Tom
| Fusch and Robert Baker have been
/ selected for the cast.
Four try-outs have been held and
/ a tentative chorus has been chosen.
! There will be thirty in the dancing
| chorus and an opportunity is afforded
for more candidates to join the COM
petition.
| Rehearsals will be resumed inn
| mediately upon return from the va
cation. All candidates for the dane
| ing chorus will report to Director
| william S. Becker in the chapel OF
Lisner Hall. Wednesday at s pm. An
| instructor has been secured to teach
| the chorus stage dancing, ii is
| imperative that every candidate
! should be present.