Evening star., 1922-01-08
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.

Arrangements are being made by
the rector and faculties Of George
town University for a reception in
Curley. Archbishop Of Baltimore. who
will visit Washington February ~
as the guest of the university. Presi-
dent John B. Creeden. S. J.. announced
that special plans call for a reception
later in the evening, at which the
archbishop will make brief address
to the student body, following the
formal event Of the day.
1t was the custom of the late James
Cardinal Gibbons to visit Georgetown
University at regular intervals. and
the reception to the new archbishop
will do much to cement the friendly
relations of the future. Invitations
are to be sent out to the alumni and
friends OF the university. including
Catholic dignitaries in the city. to a
formal reception at the college from
4 to s o'clock in the afternoon. when
Archbishop Curley has signified his
intention Of paying his respects to the
president and faculties of the insti-
tuition. Wives of the faculty men,
bers will assist in receiving. Fol-
lowing the reception. the archbishop
will be the guest of President Cree
den and the Jesuit fathers at dinner
in the dining hall Of the cloister.
Other guests will be invited.
At o'clock in the evening tha
student body will hold q reception In
honor Of the archbishop in Castor
Hall. at the college. The reception
will not be confined to the college
young men from the law school. the
foreign service school and the medical
and dental departments are expected
to be present. The program for this
feature Of the occasion will include
Fluctuations by members Of the senior
Nk1A oNxVkah h fo1p m
is expected to make a brief reply.
AS much interest is being mani
tested by the friends Of the univer-
sity in the approaching visit Of Arch
bishop Curley as was displayed in the
announcement that Marshal Ferdi-
hilltop.
Two former foreign service school
students, recently appointed to the
Latin American posts. They are
Richard P. Buttrick. who will be To-
Gated at Valparaiso, Chile, as vice
consul. and Willard L. Beaulic, vice
consul at Tampico. Mexico. Beanlic
was the first foreign service school
student in the United States to get q
degree. J
Students Of the school Of foreign
service were privileged to hear an
enlightening discussion OF the public
and private financial problems OF tho
far east Friday night BY Dr., Stanley
formed man in the United States on
those questions. The lecture was
given at the National Museum, under
auspices Of the school. In the alb
sence Of DR.. MacElwee. Rev. w. Cole
man Nevils, 8: j. regent-ot the school:
presided. Before the armament con-
ference assembled, DR.: -Hornbeck was
in the far east making an extensive
survey OF conditions. He was ap-
pointed one Of the advisors on far
eastern questions to the American
mission, At Paris he served in q
similar position.
"Friday the thirteenth" is the date
selected for the second prize debate
Of the Georgetown Law School, the
question being on the enactment Of q
sales tax. In the tryout for the
junior 1resnmsa seam me
Il. q. Pillen and H. N. Benoit. Among
those who participated in the tryout
were r. C. Brown, r. Deb. LaBrosse,
F. e. feeling. J. J. Maloy, J. J.
Monogue, J. r. Victory.
Immediately upon returning from the
holidays, the students at George
town College plunged into the mid
year examinations. The examinations
viii continue until February I. the
midyear holiday, to be followed by
the reading Of marks. =.
Announcement Is made that the
next public lecture in the Dante se-
ries will be held in CASTOR Hall, at
the college. Monday afternoon at 4:S0
o'clock, to which the public and
friends OF deorgetown are invited.
Announcement Has made hx taA