Evening star., 1922-05-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON uN1v

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GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
Thirty members of the Washingt,r
| nign school graduating classes from
the hve local Institutions meer Thu e
day at the university to take compe,i
| i've examinations for the Kendall ans
six other scholarships
| Ihf winners of the Scholarships win
ce announced at the graduating exer
eises oi the high schools late an June
| various academic and social activj
ties incident to the one hundred ami
nrst graduation exercises of George
| washington University are announces
| by Secretary Elmer Louis Kayser as
follows: May 3o-Pi Beta Phi senior
/ breakfast and Phi Sigma Kappa an.
nuai picnic: June 1-Pi Beta PHI
senior dance. Chi Omega dance and
Alpha alph Delta Founders day banquet
Theta Delta Chi farewell Luncheon
! and Phi Mu luncheon: June 3-Phi Mn
aiumnae tea. Theta Delta Chi senior
banquet, Sigma Kappa farewell union
phl sigma Kappa graduates dance.
class 1912 reunion and pilgrimage ia
Mount Vernon. brief exercises at tomt
or George Washington, leave on 10 am
boat; June 4-Baccalureate sermon
whole university, campus; arts and
science department, goth and
I p.lI lI..
! Delta Rho picnic and Alpha Delta
breakfast; June 5-Reception presi-
dent and Mrs. Howard L. Hodekins
the Washington Club. to pm;
senior engineering class smoker, Thets
Delta Chi house alpha Delta Pi fare.
| Wen dance to seniors Phi Alpha
| Delta Founders day banquet and ini-
| tiation, class 1912 reunion banquet
| University Club. Sigma Kappa joini
| meeting active and alumni chapter,
Kappa Beta Phi initiation banquet;
June Stigma Nu banquet, AIpha
Delta theater party. Kappa Tau
Omega banquet. Phi Mu dance and
Gamma Delta Rho dance; June =
Commencement. Continental Memorial
Hall. 18th and D streets northwest.
/ p.m.; admission by ticket; June s.
! Kappa Tau Omega dance and Sigma
Kappa shack party: June 9~-Thets
| Delta Chi smoker, Chi Omega tea:
June 10-Sigma Phi Epsilon graduate
smoker and informal dance, Sigma Chi
Founders day banquet and dance ane
! June 16-Chi Omega house party.
| Prof. and Mrs Robert F. -Griges
! have invited the members of the fac
! ulty and the Columbian Women tc
at their home on the Rockville road
at pm. on Saturday.
! Nine. Louise Coutinho, wife of Prof
Coutinho, formerly laureate of the
Royal Conservatory of Lisbon. pianists
J to her majesty the late Queen Maria
Pia of Portugal, will be heard in a re-
cital at the Hotel La Fayette Thurs.
day night
During the week the girls tennis
tournament will be, concluded. Mar
garet Bowie will meet Louise Whelchel
| and Katherine Symmonds will meei
Elizabeth Chickering in the semi-fna.
rounds. The winners Will meet in thl
finals for the university champion
ship.
! Robert Mcneil, Of the University
, Hatcher attended the meeting of the
intercollegiate Newspaper Association
! held last week at Delaware Uniyer-
sity, Newark. Del
| Members of the basket ball team. the
track team and the tennis team were
entertained at dinner held at the
Madrillon Club last Tuesday night.
Prof Henry Grattan Doyle. DR.. Daniel
Bryan Morse. director of student ac-
| titives, were among the speakers,
which also included w. Barron Glover.
manager of tennis; Bolton Turner
manager of track. and Fitxz-hugh
Hurley, manager of basket ball. John
r. Daily was elected captain of ,bas-
ket bail and Hillory Tolson was
elected captain of track.
An all-day conference is being
/ planned for the Y. w. c. A. to be held
June at Vacation Lodge. Cherrydaie.
Va, by members of the G. W. branch
who are going to Eaglesmere, Pa. for
Convention in June. The field sec
retary of this district is expected tc
come down from Philadelphia to talk
at this session.
Princess Cantacuzene, formerly Ju-
liza Grant, was enthusiastically re-
\ ceived last Wednesday at chapel ex-
ercises. The princess spoke on Rus
sian history.
The Cherry Tree. student annual will
/ be delivered about the last of this
4 month or the FIRST few days in June.
business Manager Platt went to Nash
yille recently ana reports the book on
this press