Evening star., 1921-02-14

Representatives of 120 of the lead
ing educational institutions of the
country will serve as delegates to the
centennial celebration of the found
ing of George Washington University
which will begin next Saturday even
ing and continue through February
2S.
They will attend in a body the mid
winter convocation sermon at 3:3U
next Sunday afternoon in the Church
of the Covenant. A reception in thei II
honor will be given from to
o'clock next Monday afternoon at the
Raleigh Hotel.
Centennial Dinner Big Event.
One of the biggest events of the
! celebration will be centennial din
| ner at 7:3O next Monday evening al
Rauscher's. The delegates, university
T! officials students. faculty members
| alumni and friends of the university
have been invited. Reservations are
being made with Elmer Louis Kayser
secretary of the university, at Wood
hull Administration building, 2101 G
street northwest. The list will be
closed within a few days.
Another big event at which the dele
gates will be the special guests will
be the midWinter cOnvocation to be
held at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
February %. at Central High School.
Institutions to BE Represented.
The educational institutions which
are to be represented at the centen-
NAL. together with the names of the
delegates and other guests of honor
as just announced by officials of the
university, follow:
New York University. Representa-
, tive Isaac Siegel; University of Michi-
gan, George Sutherland; University
of Missouri, Prof. f. r. James; Uni
versity of Southern California. Dr.
James Brown Scott; Hartwick Semi
! nary, Representative Clarence Mac
Gregor: College Of Wooster. Senator
Atlee Pomerene: Michigan College of
Mines. Orr r. Hamilton; Armour In
stitute of Technology. President F.. w
Gunsaulus; Little Fails High School,
Representative H. p. Snyder; Adrien
: College, Charles H. Belts; Amherst
College. Arthur c. Rounds; Wells Col
lege, Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps: Mount
Holyoke College, Mrs. Frank G. Will
kins; University of Denver, Senator
Lawrence c. Phipps; Iowa College
Senator William S. Kenyon.
Goucher College. Miss Alice Deal;
Phillips Andover Academy. Prof
George N Henning and Representa-
tive James w. Hustled; University Of
Idaho. Miss Permeal J. French; Uni
versity of Vermont Capt. Leonard F.
Doten: Swarthmore College. Mrs.
Elsie P. Brown: Bates College. Frank
H. Briggs: University of Kentucky
Philip Reifkin: Antioch College. Rep
resentative S. d. Fess: University of
Kansas. Senator William E. Borah
Randolph Macon Womens College
James Frederick Peake; Georgetown
University, President John B. Cree
den: Ohio Wesleyan University. Will
liam Van Zandt Cox: General Theo-
logical Seminary. Bishop Alfred Hard
!, ing; Massachusetts Agricultural Col
lege, DR.. Edwin w. Allen; Vassar Col
lege. Mrs. George r. Mansfield; Leland
Stanford. Jr. University. DR.. v. L.
Kellogg.
University of Cincinnati. Dr. Frank
w. Ballou; University of Wisconsin,
DR.. Charles N. Gregory: Randolph Ma
con College, DIR. Frank l.. Day: Uni
versity of Nevada. James F. Abel:
Princeton Theological Seminary. Rev
DR. Wallace Radcliffe; Purdue Uni
versity. John Clyde Marquis; Wesley
an University. Judge Martin A.
Knapp; Pennsylvania College. DIR.
George NJ. Diffenderfer: Syracuse
University Representative w. H.