Evening star., 1922-05-14
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year book in time for distribution be
fore the examinations are concluded

year book in time for distribution be.
fore the examinations are concluded.
Plans for the Mount Vernon pill
grimaRe of George washington stu
dents to be held June are well under
way. The party will leave Washing-
ton on the 1880 boat, and Will gather
at the tomb of George Washington.
where simple ceremonies will be held
| and a wreath placed upon the tomb.
The women's University Club pre-
sented "A Doctor in Spite OF Him
self,'' by Moliere, in Lisner Hall on
Friday night. A capable cast was well
received.
Alpha Delta Pi, the new national
sorority. is holding its annual ban
quet at the Powhatan tomorrow night.
The sorority was formerly Theta
| Lambda Sigma
Eugene S. Thomas, Columbian Col
lege, "a. was elected editor OF the
University Hatchet. the student week.
ly publication, at recent meeting OF
the student council. Joseph w. Pal
elected editor OF the Cherry Tree.
1.-THE Trashy Number" Of Ghost. the
humorous monthly. will be off the
press at the end of the week. This Is
the final number of the publication
| started this year, and about which con-
siderable interest was manifested on
account of one number which was
suppressed.
Gamma Phi Theta will hold its an
| nual banquet at the Raleigh Hotel
Wednesday night.
! George Washington will probably
send John G. Ladd and William Bal
lenger of the tennis team to the IN,
| tercollegiate tournament to be held
in Philadelphia, Pa, at the end OF
June.
! most successful luncheon for the
benefit Of the girls basket ball team
| last Wednesday noon.
President and Mrs. Howard Lincoln
Hodgkins will sail for Panama at the
conclusion of the academic year: Prof:
Charles E. Hill Of the department OF
political science will tour Europe dur
ing the summer. Dean George N.
Henning and Miss Henning will
spend the summer in New England.
Prof. Thomas Brown of the depart
ment Of physics has been giving a
series Of popular non-technical lee
lures on radio principles.
winifred Devoe. who has been an
ton publications for the past two
years and whose drawings have at.
tracted considerable attention else
where, was awarded silver cup at
the recent May fete carnival. Miss
DeVoe's costume was voted the most
beautiful and artistic by the board of
judges.
Arrangements for June graduation
are being completed by Prof. Elmer
Louis Kayser, secretary of the uni
versity. It is expected that more than
800 will receive diplomas at the con-
vocation.
On June 2 the installation cere-
monies of Pi Delta Epsilon, national
journalistic fraternity, will be held.
The national chapter recently granted
charter to Gamma Tau Zeta at the
university.
Considerable interest has been
shown in the past week in honor con-
stitution votes submitted to the stu
dent body. The votes taken in the
classes by the students will be
counted and announced.
Mrs Helena Hill Need spoke be-
fore the Free Lance Club on Friday
night on "The Present Situation in
Haiti and Santo Domingo"
The finals in the girls tennis tour
nament will be completed by Wednes-
day Of this week. More than sixty
girls have competed this spring.
Gavels were presented to the ex-
presidents Of the Columbian Debating
Society at meeting held in the law
school recently.