Evening star., 1922-11-12
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

The first meeting Of George Wash
ington girls basket ball players will
be held Thursday at Lisner Hall,
Plans are being formulated to make
this the most successful year Of girls
basket ball ever he'd at the univer-
sity. An unusually large number are
expected to turn out at the first meet
ing, for no restriction Is put upon the
candidates for teams. Some plans for
the year have already been completed.
The gymnasium Of the Holton Arms
School has been procured for practice
on three evenings each week. Mon
day evening at 7:45 all girls will re-
port for practice, Wednesday will be
open to half the girls. and Thursdays
are to be reserved for the other half.
The main event in the social cal
endar of the university for the COM
ing week will he the county fair by
the Y. W. c. A.. to be held Friday
evening. Starting out very quietly,
this affair has gained Importance un-
til now almost every organisation in
the school has part in making it a
success.
Besides being a county fair. with
booths Of every description. 1t also
will have some OF the earmarks Of a
circus.
With large attendance the last
junior class of Columbian College
held its first meeting Friday night for
the election Of class officers. Eugene
Thomas was elected president
Gene Thomas took the chair and
proceeded with the other elections,
which resulted as follows: Marion
Louise Espey; treasurer. Ronald Mar
Qufs; sergeant at arms, Martha Dun
ham.
The law school senate effected its
permanent organization Wednesday
evening after seating the newly
elected freshman members. Miss
Clara Cain, who had been acting as
temporary secretary for the past few
months. was elected president. Other
officers chosen were Raymond F..
wiseheart, vice president. and
Margaret Conlyn. secretary.
After a thorough discussion the SEN
ate decided to take a very active in
terest in the student activity pledge
campaign. Dean Ferson announced
that he would permit fve-minute
speeches before class in behalf Of the
Johnson were appointed committee
to have charge.
1t was also decided to hold the an
Friday, February 8.
The u. w. CluD Will meet In the
law school Tuesday evening at 8:15.
Business and social events Of the
year are to be discussed.
The following officers Of the senior
class were elected at this meeting
Friday evening: President. Bernard
viens: vice president, Frances Foster;
secretary, Frances De Grange: treas
urer, John Metzerott. No other BUSH
ness was taken up at this meeting Of
the graduating class.
Albert Foley, president of the
sophomore class, Columbian College,
announced the appointments Of the
following class committees: Social,
Fred Youngman, chairman: Marquee
rite DAILY. Allen Coe, Mary Barr. Cliff
ton Severance; publicity. Robert M.
Bolton, chairman; A. U. Ludwig, Ruth
Foster, B. 9. Lewis, Elizabeth Whit
neld; financial. Harold, Young, chair
. man; Dorothy v. BARLEY, Douglas
Clephane, Emma Tom Fusch., Mary
Rawlings.
Ell Circulo Espanol will hold its next
meeting Thursday, at 8 p.nn., at 2O17
G street northwest. first floor rear.
Plans are being made by the omcer3
| to have lecture and other features
of entertainment
At the last meeting, ths following
! officers were elected: President, Juan
Azula; vice president Caroline e.
Petersen; secretary: Eieanor Nc
marchy; treAsursr. q. N Wigandt.
Juniors Of the Tsacherr College arn
lcal1ed 70 = meeting for the election.