The Washington times., 1922-11-13
FLOWERS ARE
ATTRACTION At
ND. UNIVERSITY
Hundreds Attend Two Days
Show Staged by Students
at College Park.

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. Nov. Ia
| Hundreds, including many from
Baltimore and Washington. attend
ed the university's first autumn
flower show. The show was staged
by the students OF the horticulture
depa rtment and leAting florists OF
| Washington, Baltimore and nearby
sections brought interesting EXHIBITS.
Chrysanthemums largely made up
the exhibit, although carnations ana
some other flowers had their place
The front room OF the Horticulture
building. the scene OF the show,
was decorated to simulate Japa-
nese garden.
r. NJ. Watkins has been elected
president of the inter-fraternity
council Of the University of Mary
land and Miss Ruth Reppert. sec
retary- Mr.. Walk ms is
a member Of the Delta Psi Omega
! fraternity. and Miss Reppert the
Sigma Delta sorority.
Kenneth 4. McRae, executive sec.
retarv Of the Southern Maryland
Immigration Commission Is prepar-
ing tSnlDHS u SIp"h ~ t"N
Internal onal Live Stock Exposition
in Chicago December 2.9.
Canvassing and selling on the
campus without written permission
of the president of the university IL
prohibited n an order authorized
by the board of regents and signed
by the. president. Posting OF signs
and advertising matter without
such permission also is banned.
T. d. Gray 'l5 was among the
recent alumni Wis tors. He is now
horticulture specialist for the Uni
versity of West Virginia extension
| service.
DIR. Thomas b. Symons. director
OF the extension service OF the uni
versity is planning to attend the
annual meeting OF the American
Farm Bureau Federation in Chi
cago early next month.
Several graduates are preparing
papers for presentation at the meet
ing Of the American Associat on for
Advancement Of Science soon to be
held in Boston.
Through the efforts Of Profs.
L. b. Broughton and r. V. Truitt.
and Messrs. Peake and Singer
pre.rnedical club has been organ.
ized at the university These OF
ficers have been elected: w. c. Stur-
gis. chairman: G., II Schmidt. as
sistant chairman: Miss A. n. Dor.
sew. secretary: Miss NJ. NJ. Mass'cott.
treasurer, and W. C. Berger, ser.
geant.at-arm. G.. ". Schmidt has
been named chairman Of the pro-
gram committee with J. J. Singer
and c. Peake. assistants.
DR.. r. II. Spencer Of the School
of Med'c'n ne, has presented the de-
partment OF zoology collection OF
reptiles Joseph Scott. '22. has pre-.
sented the department a number OF
marine collections made during the
summer.
w. NJ. Mike)N Duva1l was an.
nounced as the winner OF the $b
prize for the best cheer at the as
sembiy Wednesday morning.
Dean A. N. johnson. of the Col.
,ege of Engineering, "wednesday
morning spoke before the Philadel'
mia Chapter Of the American Asso-
citation of Engineers IN that city,
Thursday morning he lectured before
the engineering students at Yale
University and that evening to the
New Haven Chapter OF the Ameri.
ran Association OF Engineers Dean
Johnson In national president OF the
American Association OF Engineers.
The meeting tonight Of the new
Ia. rlr<,fI
nv a recitation by Mr.. Tavlor and a
debate on the subject. Resolved,
That the ascetic mode OF life is bet
ter fitted to bring about the happi.
ness Of man than the one advocated
bv the followers Of Epicurus." The
affirmative was argued by Messrs
Decandrv and Fisk and the negative
by Messrs. Schott and Rragg. Miss
Esther Funke and Miss Laura Amos
also contr 'buted interesting numbers
to the program.
! Featuring the program Of the I'd!
rar Allen Poe Literary Society Wed.
nesday night were: Dat American
GIRL" nv Mr. McCabe: NV First
Impresr,one OF Gernsaux Hall" Mr. M.
Near Fast. Miss Coe. original poem.
Mss ID Anderson: A"The PASSING
proverb," Miss l.. Simmonds, and
adventures In Wonderland" Mr..
! Prof. Proffitt addressed the ensi.
neer'nR students Friday on THE
Value OF Psychology to the End.
neer." November - Dean p. w.
Zimmerman will address the ensi.
neers on Agriculture and the Engi.
neer." and December rs. q. A.
Kicker win speak on The Cement
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