Evening star., 1922-05-28
COLLEGES.
aEoRaETowN UNIVERSITY.

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aEoRaETowN UNIVERSITY.
With an explanation Of 1.-THE Miss
ing Link" by Rev. John P. Meagher.
s. J., at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. in CASTOR Hall, at the college,
the public lecture course conducted
by the faculty OF Georgetown Uni
versity will be brought to q close
for the year.
friends OF the university during the
first year Of its trial, the public lee
ture service promises to become a
fxed institution. Already plans are
being made for next years series of
! lectures and the announcement is
man Nevils. s. J., dean OF the depart
ment Of arts and sciences, for lee
ture every Monday afternoon through
out the scholastic year. There were
several Interruptions this year, but
just to show how much the college
shown by the public, orders have
been given to the athletic associa-
tions that there shall be no base ball
games on Mondays next term at the
Hilltop. The windows Of CASTOR Hall
| look onto the base ball field and on
the noise interferes with the lee
lures. CASTOR Hall is usually packed
| with visitors for the Monday series of
lectures. all of which are illustrated.
Encouraged by Archbishop James
W. Curiey. the Philonomosian So
ciety at the college is sending stu
dent speakers before various organ
izations In the city. 1t has inau-
gurated a lecture service similar to
the faculty and Its speakers appear
ed for the first time last Monday
Knights Of Columbus. 1.-THE Living
Wage" was the topic under discus
sion by e. Murphy, Frank OConnor
and James Kirwin.
Cadet Maj. Joseph A. McDonough
of New York. commander of the
Georgetown r. o. T. c. battalion.
was selected as the honor cadet" of
the year, and acc; according to all who Who
reward. The R. o. T. c. was highly
commended by Gen. H. H. Bandholtz,
who inspected the unit last Tuesday
on the occasion of It's annual field
day. The affair was a distinct sue
cess.
Taft Chapter of the Phi Alpha
Delta Fraternity, at Georgetown Law
School. is said to be the only chapter
In the country that has among it's
members a President of the United
States. a former President and Chief
Justice of the United States and the
general of the American Army.
President Harding was initiated
House Thursday. Among the chapter
members present were Chief Justice
Taft, Gen. John J. Pershing, DR.. Will
lian 8. Culbertson of the United
States Tariffe Commission. and Frank
L Fawcett OF Milwaukee, supreme
Justice of the order.
The st. Vincent de Paul Society.
reorganized after a lapse of several
years. is making plans to cooperate
Washington. Active work between
the two societies is to be begun next
September. New officers for the st.
Vincent dc Paul Society are James
ledge. vice president: James Kirwin.
secretary: John Hughes. treasurer:
Rev. Thomas I. Gasson. s. J.. spiritual
adviser. An appeal to students for
cash donations and the usual COL
lection of clothes for the poor Is
made.
Sylvan J. Pauly. %. of Montana. Is
the winner of the Hamilton medal
for the best extempore debate among
the college students He upheld the
negative of the question, Resolved.
That the present immigration law
should be re-enacted for p-riod Of
Ave years"
Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Pi and
Kappa Alpha fraternities. put through
many candidates at recent limitations.
Among those admitted were Rudy"
we'll known Hilltop athletes, who be-
long to Kappa Alpha.
At it's last meeting of the term the
q
the coming year Thomas w. Cor
bett, '2s. Thomas A. White. tr.. '23.
and Charles B. Lowndes. '2s. were
chosen first and second assistants,
respectively. Frank Maloy, '23. Is to
'24. treasurer. James 9. Burke. "a.
and Joseph v. McQuillen, "a. were
reappointed Sacristans.
The latest issue Of the Journal COM
prises in its scope of material and
general literary color one OF the best
numbers of the year.
The leader for the month 10 I'm Me-
moriam-Dantis Alighieri." sonnet
saIisESsr esassRSs Ths o"ss sso.E,terssurs neSsss
by "T. D. K. ct A. L." Is continued
from the March number and cleverly
reviews the latest current literature.
Including & Poems ms ,na, and ). Portraits" orr
Jar and "Rahab!:'
Bernard M. Wagner, "a. has SUBJ
mitted an unusual one-act play in his
"Scabroue Hills" Besides, Mr.. Wag-
ner has three poems in the prSsent is
sue, including "Dandelion Wine" and
Song After April"
Lights in the Valley" by c. Cyril
ODay, '23, gives a very vivid picture
of washington at nightfall and even
ing, while 1.-THE Eternal Magpie." by
Joseph F. Wrenn, '26. contains plenty
Of local color in regard to fads and
souvenir collectors. A new contribu-
tor to the Journal is Francis B. Reilly,
'25, whose poem. The World That
Is." has high literary value. THE
Tarantula," by Wilmer B. Hunt. "a.
and "The Hour of Madness" by
Charles B. Lowndes. '23. are two
stories appearing in the present num-
ber "Glimpses Of Georgia" was con.
tributed by Lawrence p. Mahoney and
Joseph B. Brennan. '25. Albert May,
'21, has written a story in the latest
Issue entitled IAN Evening Gown"
A timely editorial on the upbuilding
of cooperation among the Catholic
iaiety to combat bigotry and anti
Catholicism concludes the material
Of the latest Journal
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.