Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
Ground to Be Broken for Ne,v
G. ". q. Building IN Fe,u Weeks
Structure to Be Started on or about
December l-FOrn,0I Exercises to
Be Held at University.

at chapel on Monday, November 70, on
insurance. Last Monday, Richard w
Hynson of the National City Cdhpany
gave a most interesting talk on I'm
vestment Banking"
Announcement Is made by Dean
George n. Henning of the School OF
Graduate Studies of an annual cash
prize award by the. Alpha Pi chapter
of sAlpha Delta ri to the student
doing the best work in third-year
French.
v. w. G. A. Plans Fair.
The Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION will hold county fair IN
Lisner Hall Friday night. The event
is one of most attractive of the year
and is expected to be unusually sue
Cessful.-
Members of the faculties. friends
of the university and students In
large numbers attended the formal
presentation of the portrait or Dean
William. Allen WILDER to the Univer-
sity in Lisner Hall chapel yesterday
Miss Elizabeth Peet. former presi-
dent of the Columbian Women made
the presentation. President William
| Mather Lewis accepted the portrait
in behalf of the university. Tea was
served by a student committee: under
Miss Ruby Nevins. chairman. y snort
musical program was given
Members OF the Pyramid Honor So
ciety of the university pledged thelr
aid in helping the coming. endow-
ment drive. Resolutions have been FOR
warded to President Lewis.
Honor Society Elects.
The Sphinx Honor Society an
nounces the election OF Dorothy Had
dox and Mary Brown. Miss HaddoX
has been a member OF the Hatchet
staff for three years, was II member
of the Cherry Tree staff and mem :
University Club. Miss Brown was
secretary of the freshman class in
Columbian College, was secretary or
the Spanish Club, secretary or the
junior class. member OF the prol,i
committee, Woman's University Club
and Gamma Eta Zeta, woman's jour
nalistic society.
The Masonic Club recently initiated
forty members at the Gavel CLUB
rooms, 719 18th street northwest All
Of those initiated were members of
the university. The club now num-
hers 100 members. Paul w. Ham
mock of the law school Is president
of the organization. which is becom-
ing one of the largest in the uni
versity.
The Masonic Club is giving its first
big dance Of the season on Wednes-
day night at the New Ebbitt Hotel.
Prominent members of the faculty
Will attend.
student council that the annual foot
bali hop will be held at Rauscher's
December IA. The hop is in honor
of the foot ball team and is an annual
affair.
Candidates for Battery d. the re-
vived Coast Artillery unit of the uni
verslty, will report at Lisner Hail,
on wednesday night for physical
examinations 1t is expected that a
full complement of men will be on
hand for the work. which was started
by Maj. Walter W. Burns.
Sophia Waldman, who was MEM
Der of the championship rife team
last year, was elected manager of the
girls rifle team for the coming sea-
son. The girls team practically won
the United States championship dur
ing the last year. winning all matches
but one and defeating representa-
tive team from New Zealand. In the
matches at Camp Perry, the rifle team.
shooting against men. was NTH In
more than 200 teams.