Evening star., 1922-10-29
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

George Washington University stu
dents are making a final drive for the
student activity pledge campaign In an
effort to sign up 1000 students. To-
morrow afternoon will be tag day. in
all departments. all students having
signed being tagged with red tags. Stu
dents who have no tag Will be ap-
preached by the members of various
organizations. The campaign for pro-
curing pledges is under the supervision
OF the student council.
The Main street county fair. to be
given by the members of the Y. w.
c. A. of the university November Il.
has blossomed into a very extensive
affair. Not only the girls belonging to
the association but various fraternities
| the undertaking success. Alpha Delta
Pi will have charge Of the hot-dog
booth. and other organizations will con-
tribute to the general entertainment.
At a meeting OF the interfraternity
association last Sunday it was decided
that an interfraternity smoker would be
held on the evening OF November 10 at
the Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity house,
Massachusetts avenue and 18th street.
This will be held the night before the
G. w. U.-CathOlic foot ball game. and
it will afford an opportunity for the
undergraduates to practice the foot ball
songs and cheers. Jack Daily has been
elected cheer leader.
The first formal meeting of the Emo
sinian Society was held Monday even
ing. ]. Fuller Spoerri having declined
denomination, W. Waldo Girdner was
! unanimously elected president Other
officers We're chosen as follows: Vice
president, Edith J.. Elliott: secretary,
Oscar A. Fable; treasurer. Vernon B.
Zirkle: delegate on debating council.
! Edward l.. Scheuf1er: librarian. II. Irene
"A ia Meadow
Wright.
Senate has announced that the elec
tiion of the first year class of the
law school will be held in room 9
Monday evening, October 80. imme-
diately after the close 70 the evening
classes The officers to be elected
are president. secretary and treasurer.
and three members to the Law School
Senate. Under the regulations one
of the senators must be a woman.
The first meeting of the George
Washington University Medical
Society was held at o'clock october
q, at the George Washington Uni
versity Medical School. The follow
Pathological Renaissance of Stahl.
Hoffman, and Boerhave' by DIR. II. X
| Craig: "Frolich's Syndrome," by DIR.
]. ID. Stout; "Pernicicus Anemia and
"Apalastic Anemia." by DR.. Oscar b.
Hunter.
Tuesday evening Theta Delta Chi
will celebrate the seventy-fifth an
Iniyersary of her founding in a masQue
dance at the Charge House. Alpha
| of Theta Delta Chi was founded at
Union College. on the dark Halloween
night of 1S47 and the dance Tues
| day evening is a combined birthday
and Halloween party.
| The freshmen of the medical school
Friday morning staged an election of
officers The following were elected:
President, Howard l.. Smith; vice
president, J. L. Wood; secretary. Miss
Aleatha Anderson; treasurer, Frank
L. f. Gantz; sergeant-at-arms, J. f.
Davidson.
Elections to fill vacancies on the
Student Council will be held Novem-
ber and s. There is one member
to be chosen from Columbian College,
one from engineering and one from
lGraduate School. Either men or wom-
| en- may run. A nominating petition
registered in each respective college
must be presented to Heath Melton,
chairman of the elections committee,
at the y NJ. c. A.. by pm, Novem-
Der 4.
Filipino students at the university
have organized a club under the name
Washington University" The pur-
poses of the club are to take an ac-
tive part in the activities of the uni
versity. socially or intellectually; to
cultivate friendly relations between
Filipino and American students in