Evening star., 1922-04-02

1t Is predicted that with this years
record figures. and those contemplated
in the summer school. the total regis
tration of the university for the year
will approximate 5000.
BY summer it is expected that the
Woodruff house. left to the university
by the late Gen. Maxwell Van Zandt
Woodruff. will be ready for occu-
pancy. The holding on the corner of
21st and G. streets northwest may be
used for additional classrooms or for
offices.
A bronze memorial tablet has been
ordered to be placed upon the man
sion, and will probably be placed be-
fore the ehd of the present term.
Prof. George ". Henning, head of
the department of romance languages
and editor of French Lyrics of the
| Nineteenth Century" and other text
books, has just brought out with D.
G.. Heath & Co. an annotated edition
of La Course du Flambeau." by Paul
Hervieu of the French Academy. The
/, great actress. Rejane. starred in the
title role of this PLAY. Prof Henning
has contracted with Il. c. Heath &. Co.
70 bring out an edition of short stories
, by ADatole France.
Phi Delta Delta. lay school soror-
ity. repeated its Accomplishment of
last year by leading the fraternities
and sororities in the list of scholastic
averages recently published by the
secretary of the law school The
sorority numbers Edith NJ. Archey.
Ruth Audas. Elizabeth NJ Bailey.
Harriet NJ. Barbour. Helen r. Carloss.
Nell Ray Clarke. Mary S. Covington.
Kathleen Duggan. Louise T. Foster
and Lois Gates German among it's
members.
The recent ter-fraternity prom
enade and the pan-Hennelic prom
held at Rauschers were brilliant af-
fairs of the social season at the uni
versity.- Both dances were generous
ly attended and were successful from
every standpoint.
April II has been selected as the
date for the coming Girls Glee Club
concert at the Walter Reed Hospital.
The glee club recently held a concert
at Lisner Hall which was generously
supported.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, maintaining the
highest scholarship average of all the
fraternities, was presented with d
scholarship cup at the recent prom
tnade. The fraternity average was
eighty five The bowling and basket
ball awards We're made TO the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
George Washington debaters recent
" sisnalized victory over Swarth-
more College debaters at the Y NJ c.
A. Leslie jackson, Oscar liable and Ed
ward Scleufier wero members of the
q. w L. team. JUST James s. Smith.
Court of Customs Appeals: Justice
Orion NJ Barber, Court of Customs
Appeals. and Mr.. Henry X. Crion Of
Dartmouth College. Washington
lawyer, were the judges
Miss Martha McGrew. coach of the
women's basket ball team. was re-
Gently elected president of the Girls
q. w. Club. Theodosia Seybold a for
mer team captain was elected secre-
! tary. The club is formed for the pur-
pose of encouraging student support
in girls athletics.
James a. Platt. jr.. business man
aGer of the Cherry Tree. the George
Washington University annual an
nounced that the publication is ready
TO go TO the printer. The Cherry
Tree is an annual feature at the uni
versity and promises to he up to its
usually high standard this year
Interclass base ball games have
been suggested for George Washing
ton students this season. W. Graham
Fly. president Of the freshman class,
talk over the proposition on April 4
d meeting to be held in chapel.
The freshman class of the law
; at the Franklin Square Hotel on the
night of April 20. Edward Scheuffier
is president and chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee.
Sigma Alpa Epsilon fraternity an
nounces the initiation of George F.
BaltZell. jr.. Roswell Bottum. John r.
Buckley, Francis j. Fitzgerald. Clar-
ence w. Gosnell. John r. Hobson,
Llewellyn A. Luce, Paul J. Mitchell,
Chester F. Price and Wallace E
Sturgis.