Evening star., 1922-12-17
COLLEGES
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

The Christmas recess at George
Washington University Will start De
cember IS and last until January >.
inclusive, according to the announce
ment of DIR. Howard l.. Hodgkins,
president.
In anticipation of the holiday re-
cess practically all organization in
the university have planned functions
of one sort or another for The holi-
day.
Plans for the Junior week cclebra-
tions are well under way Announce
ment of the plans of the Junior class
for thte week of social activities is
as follows: The junior class recep-
ton. Thursday, February %, 1928. .
p m. to :30 pm. holiday in the uni
versity; the Junior prom, Fridsy even
ing. February %: the annual George
Washington Glee Club concert dance.
Saturday evening. February "a; the
Junior play, Monday evenins., Fehru-
AIRY 90.
Francis W. Brown. Columbian Col
lege, was appointed chairman Of Jun
ior week by the council of presidents.
Harry Friedman, law school. was
chosen Junior week treasurer.
To Earle W. Manson. Columbian
College. the council gave the honor
of chairman of the junior prom.
]. Fuller Spoerri. law school, was
selected to be junior reception chair
man: Preston Haynes. medical school.
Glee Club concert dance chairman.
and Henry James, college of engineer
ing. chairman of the Junior PLAY.
Edwin S. Bethlehem, law school,
will have charge of sale of tickets for
all Junior events, and Alexander Hill
lix, law school, Will supervise pub
licity.
Besides prom. reception. concert
and play. several basket ball games
4 l,y-,
held during Junior week. 50 that the
week end starting with the birthday
OF the university'S name sake pom
ises TO overflow with social activities.
Two one-act plays will be presented
in Lisner Hall chapel under the aus
piceS of the Women's University
Club on Thursday and Friday nights.
The first of the plays is Moiliere's "A
Doctor in Spite of Himself" directed
by Annette Steel. and the second. Par
kers A Man and 4 Maid" directed
by Beatrice Henning.
The first class on personal geos-
raphy' was held by the George Wash
inGton branch of the Y. w {. A.
Tuesday evening. December 5, in Lis
ner Hall. Glasses will be held regu-
larly on the four coming Tuesdays
from to S pm. in the rooms of the
w. L. c.
The first mixer OF the freshman
law class will be neld in Lisncr Hall
Friday evening. beginning at s
o clock, according to recent announce
ment made by Paul Patterson. presi-
dent.
Charles w. Holmes. treasurer of the
university. attended the college tinan-
ciai offlcers' meeting: held at Cornell
University, Ithaca, n. y. during the
past week. Practically every college
and university in the eastern section
of the United States was represented
Dean of Women Anna L. Rose an
nounces the next tea for university
women to be held at the Women's
University Club rooms Wednesday
afternoon from to o'clock
Miss Elizabeth Cullen of George
Washington University was the chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments of the reception at the College
Women's Club, held recently. at which
Mrs. Wallace. wife of Secretary Wal
lace; Mrs. Otto Neerhoff and Miss
Anna l.. Rose were in the receiving
line.
The Enosinian Society celebrated
the hundredth anniversary of it's
founding at Il banquet at the Univer-
sity Club Monday evening. Charles
Edward Russell spoke President
lIo" Az II. Ilou5 feSDOHneu to a
toast on the Enosinian of his time
and its relation to the Enosinian of
today. Elmer Louis kayser. secretary
of the university. responded to one on
the past history of the society, and
j. Fuller Spoerri discussed the future
w. Waldo Girdner. president of Emo
sinian Society, acted as toastmaster.
The regular semi monthly meeting
of the student council will be held
TUESDAY in LiSner Hall at 8 O'clock