Evening star., 1922-11-05
7. W. c. A. at Normal University, I'LL.

7. w. c. A. at Normal University, Illi-
nois.
DR.. johnson Of Emmanuel Baptist
Church win speak at the chapel In
honor of the birthday. A special pro-
gram has been arranged.
The George Washington University
Chemical Society held it's first meet
ing of the year Wednesday night in
the Medical School. The speaker OF
the evening was DR.. Charles e. Mum
roe, chief explosives chemist OF the
bureau Of mines.
By order of Anna 1. Rose. dean of
women. the women's fraternities are
forbidden to extend invitations for
until February %, 1923. and at that
time only to those who have carried
their scholastic work in the first Sc
mester with an average grade of SIS
per cent.
Prof. Blanchard Of the University
of Michigan, one of the foremost au-
thoritfes on highway engineering and
motor transportation, addressed the
newly organized Civil Engineering
Society at it's first regular meeting
last week.
During the business meeting plans
were made to have addresses by men
prominent in civil engineering and
short talks to be given by student
members, subjects being chosen from
the particular branch i'll which they
are interested.
Dean Henning represented George
Washington University at the install
lation of Miss Marion Park. PhD., as
president of Bryn Mawr College Oc-
tober 81, 1922.
George Washington University stu
f,,1, x1 nff lao of11r
by Lieut.. Col. Thomas J. Dickson,
LID. at Central High School Audi
torium Wednesday, November is, at
8 pm. Musical program will begin
at 7:30.
Admission is free. but tickets are
plication at the Office Of the Law
School or at the office Of the secretary
or registrar Of the university. at 2033
G street.
Tuesday evening will witness the
first meeting of the Architectural
Club of George Washington Uni
versity. AS this will be an important
meeting. all interested In archi-
tectural work are urged to be present
in the chapel of Lisner Hall.
Election Of officers for the Junior
engineers will be held in room /;
Lisner Hall. Thursday evening at )
o'clock. All engineers who have at
tended the university for at least two
years, and who are not expecting to
graduate this June. are considered
juniors, and are urgently requested
to be present. as plans for the year
will be discussed and committees APP
pointed to carry them out
Joseph A. Jordan has been elected
president of the senior class in the
Law School. The two other candi-
dates nominated for this office were
Scott Dahlquist and Don Reed. After
opening the ballot boxes and the can
vassing of the ballots last Wednesday
evening. it was found that no candi-
date had received a majority vote.
The G; W. L. Chapter of the Young
Women's Christian Association will
celebrate its first birthday tomorrow.
DIR. Johnson of Emmanuel Baptist
Church will speak in the chapel to-
morrow A special musical program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Maybelle Bennett and Elizabeth
knappen are completing the arrange
ments for the county fair" to be
held in Lisner Hall under the auspices
of the y. NJ. c. a. the night of No
vember Ii.
Stanley Wright. chairman of the
interfraternity athletic committee.
announces the rules and regulations
of competition of the Interfra ternity
Association, as well as the schedule
of games. Ten George Washington
University fraternities will enter
competition. beginning November g,
at the Center Market Coliseum. for
the championship. Twenty games in
all will be played by the frat basket
ers
Elections to fill the vacancies on
The student council will be held to-
morrow and Tuesday. one member
Of the council is to be elected from
Columbian College, one from the Col
lcge Of Engineers and one from
tition, signed by 10 per cent of the
students registered in each depart
ment. will be presented to Heath
Melton, chairman of the elections
committee.
President Howard L. Hodgkins re-
Gently attended the installation of
Chancellor S. =. Capen of Buffalo Uni
versity, at Buffalo. n. Y.
More than 100 students of the do
mestic science department will occupy
the new quarters. at 126 goth street
northwest, this week, when Miss Mar
garet b. Evans, department head.
takes charge in the structure which
has been adapted for the use of the
department. Domestic science under
most modern and up-to-date condi-
tions will he tn. feature of the work
for the remainder of the year.
President HodgkinS announces that
the growth of the department and the
interest taken in the work will prob
ably lead to the inclusion of group
of studies leading to a degree i'll do
mestic science.