Evening star., 1924-11-30
CORNER STONE TO BE LAID
FOR e.. W. i. LAW SCHOOL
Centennial of First Graduation to Be Celebrated by
Rites at Site of $3.50, 900 Lao School
Being Built.

| is to be the topic for discussion at a
meeting to be held Wednesday,.
The Association of Modern Lam
guage Teachers of the Middle States
and Maryland held a meeting in
Corcoran Hall yesterday. Prof. Henry
Grattan Doyle presented a paper on
aids to the Study of Spanish
Charles A. Wheeler and Eunice God
dard of Goucher read papers.
The winning Of the two final games
of the season, the Buffalo University
and Catholic University foot ball con-
tests. has put the student body In fine
| fettle. The largest turnout in the
history of foot ball at the institution
saw Coach II. w. (Maud) Crum's 8
eleven defeat Catholic University on
Thursday afternoon in the Brookland
Stadium.
The fact that George Washington
defeated Catholic University. which
in turn held Maryland to a scoreless
tie, is n big feather In the coach's cap.
Basket ball and other indoor sports
will benefit by the victorious season,
and big foot ball hop has been
planned to take place on the night of
December 5.
Extraordinary interest is being
shown in the feature which will be
held in the new gymnasium recently
opened for sports. President and
Mrs. Lewis, the administrative staff,
the deans of the university depart
ments and other prominent univer-
sity officials. besides the leading stu
dents and members Of the foot ball
team, will be on hand.
Glee Club to Sing.
President Lewis Is expecting to an
nounce the lectures on history. which
will be a feature Of the Winter edu-
cational program Of the university.
Many interesting lecturers from Eng
land will give talks during the Win
ter Members of the university fac
ulty will supplement the courses.
Recently DR.. John j. Tigert, COM
missioner of education: Chancellor
Lucius p. Clark of American Univer-
sity, and Walter Thomas Layton, edi-
tor of the London Economist, spoke to
the students. The addresses were
made in connection with the observ-
ance of Education week.
Thanksgiving day services were
celebrated in chapel last Wednesday.
President Lewis read the Thankssiv-
mig day proclamation Of President
Coolidge to the students
The Wamon's Glee Club. under the
direction of Miss Estelle Wentworth,
idly 1t is expected that the organ
ization will give a concert some time
before Christmas.
VIII Have Rihe Range.
The university will shortly be in
possession of modern rife range.
Walter r. Stokes. former world
champion rife shot and one OF the
outstanding figures in small-bore
shooting, Is coach Of the team. The
university rife team won the inter
collegiate championship indoors last
Winter and a number of trophies.
This week the new range Will be
open and the university expects to
have an unusually brilliant record in
the sport. The championship shoot
ing will start some time after Christ
mas. when both the mans and wom-
ans team will get into competition.
The possibility and advisability of
having a literary magazine was the
principal topic of discussion at the
meeting of the publications commit
tee recently. The matterN will be
aiken up shortly. a meeting of the
thlctic committee will be held on
Tuesday night at the office Of DR..
Daniel L. Borden in the Rochambeau.