Evening star., 1923-04-01
COLLEGES
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

Six students were pledged to
Pyramid Honor Society in their
SprIng elections and two professors
were elected to honorary membership
The Pyramid is a senior honorary
society limited to ten members VINO
have maintained excellent scholar
ship and distinguished themselves In
the advancement of student activities
throughout their three years. Elec-
| tions are biennial, being held in the
fall and spring; candidates are Sc
Iected at the end of their Junior year
or in their senior term.
Those honored were Hugh Miller,
dean of the engineering coliese ano
coach of tennis for the past Two
years, and Charles Sager Coiller' IN
debating council. The students
elected with their student activity
accomplishments this year were
Francis w. Brown, sporting ealtor
of the Hatchet member or the ioot-
ball and basket ball teams; Hillory
a Tolson. captain of track, associate
editor of the Cherry Tree and mem
ber of the studenN council; Robert n.
Mcneil, manager on foot ball, ousi-
ness manager of the Cherry Tree, as
SOciate editor or the hdtCllet anu
member of the track team; Bernard
Viens, manager of tennis and presi-
dent OF the senior class; Howard
Shaw, foot ball team and member OF
the Glee Club; Felix Altrup, member
of foot bali, basket ball and track
teams.
The honor constitution recently
adopted by the student council was
approved by the faculty at meeting
I ,gtf ~ NfNrN
goes into effect a vote of the entire
student body will be taken.
Six seniors have entered the Davis
prize sDea king contest. which will be
held April 10. President Howard l..
Hodgkins will preside at the meet
ing. The judges chosen to decide
the winning oration are Prof. Griggs,
instructor of botany, who recently
has had published The Valley of Ten
the law school and Prof. Bolwell of
the English department. Prof. De-
witt c. Croissant is in charge of the
arrangements. The Mems Glee Club
will give a short program during the
interval-while the judges make the
decision.
Tomorrow night the installation
sonic Fraternity will take place at the
Travellers fraternity house, 17l9 l
street. The installation and initiation
will be followed by a banquet at the
Hotel La Fayette.
Girls Of the Glee Club will give
their annual concert in Epiphany
Hall the evening of April 10. Several
surprise numbers have been promised.
Mrs. SWEET Is the director in charge
of the Glee Club.
Gamma Eta Zeta. the honorary
girls journalistic sorority will bring
forth for the students another scan
dalous sheet modelled somewhat on
its predecessor, the Razzberry. The
new publication, which is to be known
as the Petticoat, will make its ap-
pearance at the hour of midnight,
April 13. at the Pan HELLENIC Prom.
Championing of the part of the girls
at the university is expected to be
part of the mission of the Petticoat.
1t is awaited with great interest by
the students.
At a joint meeting of the Archi-
tectural Club and the Civil Engi-
neers' Society, William F. Beyers of
the municipal architects office. read
a paper on The Highest Railroad in
the World"
Editors and business managers of
the publications at George Washing
ton will be elected at the meeting OF
the student council Tuesday. Those
elected will not take over the offices
until the beginning of the school
year in September.
BY defeating Phi Sigma Kappa,
Delta Tau Delta won the silver low
ing cup presented by the Infraternity
Council to the champion basket ball
team among the fraternities.
Sigma Phi Epsilon won the first
bowling game of the interfraternity
series. The winner of the series will
be given a silver loving cup by the
Interfraternity Council
Ell Circulo Espanol. Spanish club
of George Washington University,
and the Latin American Club of the
University of Maryland will hold a
joint meeting Friday, 8 pm, at 2017
G. street Senior Alberto Barrete will
deliver an illustrated lecture on The
Art of the Incas."