Evening star., 1922-12-17
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and double quartet will sing specially
songs.
Choosing as his subject the extra
curriculum ADVANTAGES offered by
universities located in the District.
Rev. DR.. f. J. Jordon Of the depart
ment of education at the university
urged their fullest utilization by all
the students at the general CONFER
ence Wednesday,.
The rector of the university ad-
dressed the members of the account
ing society at IL meeting Tuesday on
the Importance of the carly formation
/ of business habits. The rector es-
peclally emphasized the virtues of
punctuality. application and loyalty
as the three leading contributing fac
tors of success.
The address was followed by a lee
ture on the subject of money. credit
and banking by John J. Mckee, pres
ident of the National Capital Bank.
Mr.. Mckee gave an outline of the
! origin and development of money,
credit and banking. concluding his
lecture with a short description of
some of the most important credit In
struments aud banking practices in
use in banking circles today.
The organization of the freshmen
into a class unit by the president of
the senior class. J. y. Hogan, and the
much speculation as to whom the
honor Of freshmen class president
would fall. This honor is a coveted
one at &. L. The election resulted in
the selection of NJ. BARLEY of New
Bedford. Mass, as class president;
White. secretary: u. Dranow. treas
urer and J. L. r. Rutledge. student
representative. The organization Of
the freshmen into Il class practically
terminates the period of their pro-
baton and results in the relaxation
of the rather onerous rules which
have been enforced on them for the
past three months.
On Monday evening an illustrated lee
tllre was given by Rev Leopold NJ.
'ribesar on the "MaryknoIl Missionar!es
III China" The conditions under which
the Christian missionaries must labor
in this far-away field were dramatically
portrayed. as well as the life OF the
student priests at the Maryknoll Sem
. mary in New York. The lecture was
given under the auspices of the Catholic
students Mission crusade unit Of the
tahollc University and was largely at
tended oy students. priests and others
from the neighboring colleges. After
the lecture President w. ID. May of
cusSion on the activities to be under
taken by the university branch. Mr.
Ben Ncor was appointed chairman of
committee which will consist of two
members from each dormitory. to
inaugurate a membership drive of all
those interested i'll the success of this
great Christian missionary movement
TIC Very Rev. Moderator Father Will
liam Daily spoke ii few words to the
members on the ideals of the crusade
movement among the Catholic students
IN the United States.
A capacity crowd. which iammed
every available foot of space about the
hig swimming pool i'll the gymnasium
was present for the general university
swimming meet Tuesday evening. In
All. seven events were run, Bud North
rup taking first place in the l00-yard
swim and the plunge J. ChamblisS won
the fancy dive and the i0-yard breast
stroke W. Sullivan took the 206-yard
race, while L Sullivan won the 4O-ya rd
and the back stroke: F. bcvlin and r
l. Hoen took second place in the 200
yard and the back stroke, respectively
The members OF the Dramatic So
ciety We're the guests of the students
of immaculate Seminary at Mount
Marion last Sunday afternoon, VIII. n
the SeminarianS rendered a tea dance
To them i'll honor OF their creditable
PEI iti iaitt ti TWO weeks ago. "A
large number of university students
again We're under Mount Marion hos
teSship when Il dance was held at
the seminary Wednesday evening.
The chemical seminar was attended
this week not only by many scien-
lists but also by students from the
various other departments. The two
films exhibited We're Science at
Home" and the STORY of the Atmos-
ph"re' pr rhambliss gave a short
talk, following which Henry p Ward
spoke on the organic side of the de-
Ncl"pment Of war gases and ether
gases during the war. DIR. Simon
klosky spoke on the practical side
of the same question. j.. j. Whelan.
who was a member of the inspection
committee which went to Baltimore
week before last. spoke on and de-
Scribed the processes employed in the
American Sugar Refining plant in
Baltimore.
The subscription week for the uni
versity year book. the Cardinal,
which ended Friday night proved
successful. More than three-fourths
of the student body We're pledged for
the publication.