Evening star., 1924-01-13
SEEK MILLION FUND
FOR G. w. u. Benefit
Students Expect to Pledge $2OO,ooo
as Their Share of Amount
Needed.
DEPARTMENTS TO LINE UP
Series of Lectures at Cosmos CLUB
Announced.


2S and will continue to January d.
In the university, under the leaoei
shin of students, the various depart
ments will be lined up Tor uiN'
starting tomorrow and ending on 9a'-
urday. This is the first move on the
part of the university in It's miiiioii-
dollar campaign, and the students are
cxpecting to pledge 100000 as their
share.
Henry lanes of the College or En-
rineerinc. Edward Scheufier or the
Law School, Leslie French of the Nee
ical School and Sarah French Sml
and @. Wilfred Pryor of Coium oia
college are the big chairmen or the
student drive.
Departments Cdinvnssed.
Each department of the university
has been thoroughly canvasseu anu
teams will be formed for the purpose
of filling the student quota ne eA
tansiv, campaign among the students
viii be conducted among the diner
,nt organizations and in the various
departments. .a,,,
il is expected that the Studehts
will be personally solicited from 4
bic committee of several hundred STU
dents which has been appointed by
the five students selected TOT the
work. ..,,, col
leges have been appointed as foi-
lows: Hugo kemmon. law; w. =: Al
lard, ir., engineering; w. W. w ooo-
ward, Marion Barker and frahcls
clements Columbian College; Mary
Bixler, Teachers College, and Leslie
French, Medical School.
SERIES of Public Lectures.
The university announces a series
Of nublic lectures to be given at the
auditorium of the Cosmos Cluo:
starting Thursday with the lecture OF
Albert Kelsey, winner o OF .he pa a.
sign of the Pan-American building;
The series follows: January Is,
adventures in Architecture. Atpert
Kelsey; February J. The Eros S. OF
more: February %, The Valley of
Ten Thousand Smokes" Prof. Robert
+, Griggs; March s, Dramatic Ori-
gin" Assistant Prof. Robert BolWeii'
March "A, "ShakespeaTe." Dean NJ MI.
French Drama" Dean George Neeiy
Henning; March 2S. The German
Drama" Prof. Herbert SchoenIelo'
April 3, "The Spanish Drama, Prof.
Henry q. Doyle; April II. me Eng
lish Drama Prof. Dewitt Z. Crols-
SAINT.
Tickets for the lectures as a series
or for single lectures may be obtained
by writing the lecture Coiliiii'e1S'
George Washington University.
New Courses Introduced.
Two interesting new courses are
offered by George Washington Uni
versity for the new semester begin
ming January IS, according to Dean
William C. Ruediger of Teachers COZ,
lege. Social service case work anu
the psychological study OF the delln-
uuent are the new courses and are IN
tended for active workers In social
science. as we'll as prospective work
ers, police officers, including pollce
women; students of psychology and
sociology and all others interested IN
social welfare work.
The first course is TO be given by
Miss Emily Dinwiddie, who is at
present doing Psychiiat1ric Pyi.n1 G %Grh ;s conl nor
nected with the mental clinic or TINS
city DR.. Wnnifred Richmond is Of
fering the second course: she Is as
sociated in st. Elizabeths Hospital
and holds the Phi. D. from Clark Uni
versity and has been connected with
the Massachusetts School for Feeble
Minded, the bureau OF juvenile re-
search and the Wyoming Training
School for Detectives.
Faculty to Hold Meeting.
The George Washington University
Faculty Club will hold Its next meet
ing in Lisner Hall Chapel on Tuesday
night at $50 o'clock. Capt. ]. p. Ault
Of the Carnegie Institute, who was
commander of the non-ma gnet1c snip
Carnegie, will make an address.
President William Mather Lewis
spoke at Dedha1n, Mass, on Thursday
and, with Arthur B. Heaton, one OF
the architects for the new university
buildings. visited college buildings
ut Yale. Harvard. Tufts, Brown and
Smith for ideas of the future build
ingS at the university.
Tomorrow night the George Wash
ington University Glee Club Harry
Edward Muller directing, viii broad
cast a number of selections from the
WRC station.
The Glee Club announces it's con-
cert which will be held February IA.
r. y. Saunders. president. is working
out the details, which will be an
nounced shortly. The concert will be
held before the Junior week celebra-
ton and is expected to be part of
the endowment campaign drive.
Debating Squad Chosen.
Ten men were chosen to make up
the George Washington University
recent try y-outs. II. NJ. Barnes, G. o.
Bashan, Francis c. Dart, Harry $.
,ioldstein, Joseph Levenson, Robert
a. Nixon, Carl G.. Pierson, Frank
Smith, Henry Temin and Oscar label
were selected by the judges. c. M.
Updegraff, q. J.. Hall, professors of
the Law School faculty, and Elmer
Louis kayser of the arts and science
faculty. Sixteen candidates tried out
for the team.
Prof. Charles S. Collier meets the
squad later, at which time prepara-
tions will be started for the coming
debating this winter and spring with
Swarthmore, Penn State. Pittsburgh,
Maryland, Johns Hopkins and North
Carolina.
An unusual amount of entertaining
was done during the Christmas holi-
days by fraternities and sororities, as
we'll as other organizations. There
will be little or no social activity
during the next two weeks, prePara-
tory to the midyear examinations
which start on January 20.
y Record of Rifle Teams.
The George Washington University
rifle team has made q remarkable
record this winter. defeating Johns
hopkins, Boston University and the
National Capital Rifle Club. The vic
tony over the last named team was
said to be the greatest scored by the
university team, since the NationaI
Capital Club has Morris Foscher,
wprld champion rife shot, and four
other champions listed.
The university team goes to New
York Saturday to take part in the
intercollegiate shoot held by Colum-
bba University in the list Regiment
Nrmory.