Evening star., 1923-10-14
SOCIAL CLUBS ADD
TO STUDENT LIFE
Several New Organizations
Have Been Formed at Ma
tionaI University.

Several new clubs have been or
Eanized at National University as the
result of increased interest in social
activities and the enrolment eX-
panson.
Election of officers of the senior
class. one of the important events of
the school year. was held Monday.
Charles W. Hoover was chosen presi-
dent; David :. Davidson. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Pearl Klein, secretary;
Henry \. Schwe nhaut. treasurer;
Theodore l. Bartiett. historian n. !;
George Wolfe. orator charles {.
Boswell, sergeant at arEtS,
Social Committee Named.
President Hoover has appointed the
following committees to have charge
of the class social and school ac-
tiVitieS for the season: Social and
welfare committee-M- J. Lane. chair
man: c. B. McCullar Paul j. Han
sen, Timothy y. Sheehan. Miss Mar
garet kurtz, Henry A. Schweinhaut,
Miss Virginia Teetcrs, d. D. Wolfe.
S. G. Tate, John w Vessels and Rob-
crt D. Wise. Publicity and welfare
committee. b. McCular. chairman;
faro V. Janak. Theodore l.; Bartlett
Lieut.. Courtney Whitney. Edgar w.
Humphrey. Mrs. Pearl Klein. Miss
Catherine Reainey and William f.
Cheek.
The junior class elected officers
Camalier. president; +. T.. Jameson,
vice president; c. ii. Gray, secretary;
Mrs. Mabel Ellis. treasurer; George
Caste. sergeant-at at-arms; Miss Eliza
beth Emmons, historian, and Miss
Maybelle Hinderliter, orator.
Freshmen to Elect Officers.
The freshman class will elect Off
GERS this week.
The editorial staff and business
managers of the Critic. the student
publication and law journal were
elected Thursday night as follows:
John Willard Martin. editor-in- chief;
Jack w Baldwin, business manager:
Miss Edith NJ. Cooper. circulation
manager: Charles u. pemarest. jr..
advertising manager, and d. d.
Wolfe, treasurer The first issue
under the new staff will appear about
Masonic night" was observed
Thursday night by the National Uni
versity Masonic Club. Dean Charles
i. CaruSi. President Edwin ID. Det-
wiler and several of the faculty made
addresses.
Arrangements for dance to be
held Tuesday night at the chapter
house, 1852 y street. were made by
Sigma Nh Fraternity at meeting
Wednesday night. The Choate Chap
ter of this fraternity starts the new
year with the following officers: Paul
j. Hansen. ohancellor: Howard r.
Breesee, first vice chancellor: Ernest
%. Pa!an, second vice chancellor; Will
liam J. STOREY, master of rolls: l.. X.
Mosteller. registrar of eXchequer. and
George :. Thompson, marshal. The
next monthly meeting will be on Oc-
tober "a, at which time plans will be
completed for d Halloween dance.
Other Fraternity Activities.
Sigma Tau Omega Fraternity met
Tuesday night. William +. Cheek is
president. Election for new officers
VIII be held Thursday night.
Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity will
open a chapter house soon, accord
ing TO plans made at meeting
Thursday night. T. y. Sheehan is presi-
dent Ii. y. SChweinhaut, vice chan
Callor: Theodore l.. Bartlett. secre
taly: GeorEc l.. Martin. treasurer.
and Tt. T.. burke. assistant secretary.
one hupdred and seventy~tive mem
berE of the third and postgraduate
Year classes have been admitted to
practice before the moot court under
Judge Glenn Willett, several cases
have been assigned. and there will
be several jury cases soon, under real
court conditions. This is the largest
class admitted to the moot court bar
in the history of the school,