Evening star., 1922-11-19
Of Lsoyola High School. Mr.. McCahfll
also 10 from Chicago.

also 10 from Chicago.
The next debate scheduled for the
Carroll Law Club, November 2S. IL
on the enactment Of q ship subsidy
bill. The method Of conducting the
moot court also Is to come up at this
meeting. Mr.. Cosgrbve presented the
Indictment in the fictitious case to be
tried and 1t was decided that Mr.,
defense.
The names Of the following candi-
dates for admission to the law club
were approved: Messrs. Cronin. Long.
H.7 AH.s7atins, Crockenburg. McAllister and
members will be admitted only on the
nrst regular meeting night Of each
month. thus eliminating the DELAYS
and Interruptions otherwise occur
ring.
Ihe last debate was very SUCCESS
iui. the law club adjourninR into
wnaI is known as Carroll Congress-.
a 6ili to grant appellate jurisdiction
70 Soneress over decisions of the Su-
preme Court was defeated.
Al Kane, newly elected president Of
the senior law class. has appointed a
committee to arrange for the class
smoker, to be held some night he.
iore Christmas. 1t is to be a real
ths uHa'tslon ~ committee. combining all
headed by r. s. Johnson AT At tha % re &c
cent meeting of tho class emphasis
WAS paced upon the fact that. q man
OF nigh calfber must be elected iaW
eeor eineei or the Domesday Book. The
h1J shect'on OF the law editor will be
Close Close OF moiGsy fSa hight. night. following the
loving nominees for the position are are
11nnounced: Austin Canfieid. Wii,;ane
Doyle. e. J. Mccarthy. Harry y
ScSsrny. ~ Thomas Regan and James
,..In Inc seniors are having a particu.
actiVe season and IL has hesn
shoiI Gu tnat each section of the class
S.nt i DC represented by a vice presis
are I'm thons the class officers. Thcs.
up, upon: Section A. jerry F. " Burns pg v%tmd Wi,
ain voc! =; De Lacy: section B. Bernard
McGinniss. John A. A Sed,Iio
.a Das.1 Smith and Franc G. wieies'
G GEor.n; In the meantime. Josenh "
sctino noiy and Wilson B. Nairn are
the nv, temporary chairmen until
VICE presidents assume Office.
me juniors at the college. not .o b.
vIiIone su;ii oui socially by the other classes
Club Decamhe an afternoon tea at the City
SOCIAL functions before the Christmss nss
noIldays The committee in charea
consists of John T. Rice. chs irman :.
yames ;. Drumm, Stephen J. Mejac,v
LOUIS {. Ruffing. and James p. Rus,
1,.; III me class president, George
orchestra for the occasion.
Rev. Owen a. Hill. s. j., will lee
u ,ure on Hxpnotism" at the regular
Hall. which will be open to the nnbiic
one OF the most important oreani-
cations on the Hilltop is the new
Gay scholars sodality. organized nm
der the direction Of the Rev. W. Cole
man Nevils. S. j.. former dean of the
college. 'Ne
The sodality will include in it's
membership all premedical and day
STUDENTS at the Hilltop and meetings
WI, Thn- De neio IN Dahlgren Chapel every
thursday at 11:45 am. Brief re-
ligious exercises will be followed by
sermon by Father Nevils. A meet.
ing will be held this morning and
breakfast will be served to the mem
bers In Ryan Gymnasium. The officers
OF the new society are William J.
Walsh. '23. and Albert H. Kirchner,
%. assistant projects: and for con
suitors. James Kilroy. '23; Clarence
German. "a: John O'Connor, '26. and
Aloysius Connolly. '26. The organist
will be Leslie Duffy. "a.
Another interesting club at the COL
lege is the Washington Club. for the
establishment of greater cooperation
by the day students in Georgetown
affairs. committee consisting of
William ]. Mcclure. Albert H. Kirch-
ner. Robert A. Bacon and William J.
Ricciardi will draw up a constitu-
tion and bylaws. This club also is
under the direction of Father Nevils
The principal necessity for the club.
II was announced. Is a room which
the day scholars can use as a rest
room during recess.