Evening star., 1922-04-16
COLLEGES.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV

ANNOUNCEMENT is made by Prof. Ell
,ner Louis Kayser. secretary Of the uni
versity. of the annual meeting and elec-
tion Of the George Washington Univer-
sity Alumni Association to be held at
the Washington Club. 1901 X street
northwest. Friday night, April IS.
The election OF officers for the coming
year will be held after the reception to
President Howard l.. Hodgkins. Mem
bers OF the graduating classes IN all de-
partments, as well as Washington
alumni. are cordially invited to the
meeting.
Huston Thompson, federal trade COM
| missioner. recently addressed the law
i school members at their banquet at
Rauscher'a. The speaker. who Is un-
usually popular with George Washing
ton students, declared that Washington
| was the greatest legal workshop in the
world and that the university law school
by embracing the opportunities offered
would become the greatest law school in
tho world.
Princess CantacuZene. chairman of
| the American Central Committee on
Russian Relief. has promised to return
to George Washington University to de-
liver a lecture on Russian history. A
recent guest OF the Woman's University
Club, Princess Cantacuzene spoke after
chapel exercises.
Dean Anna L. Rose appointed COM
mittee composed Of Elizabeth kendrick,
Annette Steele and Helen Loomis to
form a sewing and knitting unit Of the
woman's Club to aid in the relief work.
Old clothes, particularly children's 8
clothes, are solicited and may be deliv-
cred to Dean Rose at 2023 G street for
disposition. -
President Hodgkins, James NJ. Beck,
Dean Merton L. Ferson and Samuel
Herrick were the principal speakers
at last nights annual law school alumni
banquer held at the Racquet Club
The Easter vacation will extend
over tomorrow, when all classes Will
return for work. to continue without
examinations start. Quite few men,
bers Of the faculty as well as stu
depts left town for the four-day pc
Considerable activity is marking the
preparations for the annual May fete
carnival and bal masdue to be held
May 4. at the New Willard. The va
rious committees working on details
assure the university students that
the carnival will be the biggest SO
cial event ever held at the university.
More than twenty bids have been
received for music from all over the
eastern section of the country. 1t is
planned to make the carnival an
event long to be remembered in the
history of the student life. Invita-
tions are being sent to prominent
university officials, and other patrons
Of the university.
Summer school catalogues are now
Leiug sent out from the university,
,,.,;,,~ fr, {ho day,na nd fr,nn1 th0se infer.
ested in work during the summer. In
dications are that more than 1.1OO
will be enrolled this summer. which
Will bring the total registration IN
the university for the year well over
the 5000 mark.
prof. william c. Ruediger, director
I'of the summer school, announces
that w. s. penenbaugh Of the bureau
Of educatioh will give special courses
in education this year.
The Cherry Tree, annual year book,
will make its appearance about mid
May, according to the statement OF
Editor Carl Peterson and Business
Manager James l. Platt, jr. The year
book is expected to be unusually at
| by, the organizations and indiyiduals
! In the university.
The Freshman Law School class
| Will n0lQ q QduCe April ~ a. lue
! franklin Square Hotel. Edward L.
! ScheufI1er, president of the class. an
| nounces unusual interest in the party
The local chapter of Sigma Nu Fra
Eternity will act as host at the annual
District convention to be held here
April 28. The arrangements have
been concluded for the Founders day
| banquet, which was originally sched-
uled for February Il. The banquet
wilIs be held at the Racquet Club and
| covers will be laid for $50 delegates
and guests Senator j.. Heisler Rah and
Wade h Ellis, former commissioner OF
| internal revenue, are expected to be
present.
The Utah Legal Club will elect its
I ofi1cerz at the annual meeting to be
held May 3. THE. Irrigation Law
I was ~fhe subject Of q lecture re-
| Gently delivered before the club by
Representative Don B. Cotton.
! The elections committee OF the stu
dent council. composed of Bernard Bur
dick. Preston Haynes and II. y. Shin
| nick. has been appointed to receive
nomination for ofiices in the council