Evening star., 1923-04-29
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
Prizes for the funniest and for the
prettiest costumes worn at the third
annual May fete carnival. to be held
at the City Club Tuesday will be
awarded by the committee in charge,
according to Chairman Earle Manson.
Everything possible to make it the
most festive occasion OF the uni
versity social life has been done by
the sponsors.
Colorful decorations. confetti and
streamers, we'll as spotlights to
play upon the throng of merry
makers. will be featured The best
music in Washington has been Sc
cured.
The silver loving cup to be pre-
sented to the coed that wears the
prettiest costume has occasioned
much keen competition among the
girl students. while the men are
busy concocting the funniest outfit.
in order to win the other prize of
fered by the arrangement commit
tee The judges of the contest are
Deans Hugh Miller and Anna l..
Rose. Profs. Robelt Bolwell and
Fred Moss. The cups, which will be
exhibited before the march. will be
presented Immediately after the Sc
lection Of the winners.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
all through the week the students of
the university will vote on the pro-
posed honor constitution. 1t has been
drafted by the honor committee of
the student council and approved by
the faculty. If it is adopted by the
students it will go into effect during
the final examinations. May 1923.
Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle of the
romance literature department Will
conduct the advanced Spanish courses
at the Summer School of Cornell Uni
versity during the months of July and
August. Merton l.. Ferson. dean of
the Law School. will give several
courses in the Summer Law School
OF Cornell University. This session
extends for eleven weeks during the
summer season.
Last night at the Grace Dodge i4o-
tel the annual founders day banquet
of Pi Beta Phi Sorority was held.
Three historical prizes given an
nually by individuals and societies
interested in the history department
of the university are now open for
competition. Two of the prizes are
open To the members of the Sradu-
ating class and the other is limited
to students of colonial history.
The Evolution of the Sim Fein'
is the subject for competition OF the
Thomas r. Walsh prize. The Hub
TO the senior who has maintained a
high grade record throughout for
four years of history and turns in the
best essay on james Is. Polk and
the Mexican War" THE Revolution
AIRY Activities of the First Continental
Congress" is the subject given for
the ESSAYS by the Colonial Danes of
America Papers and records of con-
testants must be presented to Prof.
Swisher not later than May 2J.
Mary Z. Price of Columbia College
was the winner of the prize Spanish
essay contest The winning essay
was entitled Renaissance Culture as
PORTRAYED by Miguel de Cervantes
Saavedra" Ernest H. Niemeyer and
Linda Deaton. both of Columbian Col
lege. were given honorable mention.
The Judges were Dean George y.
Henning, Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle
and Cecil h. Jones.
Prof Kayser of the history depart.
ment will speak on The History OF
George Washington University AT
chapel tomorrow.
Prof Henry Grattan Doyle. watson
Davis. Lyle Chandler and Douglas
CIephane were initiated into ri Delta
Epsilon honorary journalistic ira :
ternitH Tuesday evening.
The Hatchet staff will give a fare
well dance to it's members May 10.
This affair is to be in honor OF the
incoming editor and business man