Evening star., 1924-06-29
COLLEGE OF LAW
FETE IS ARRANGED
Alumni to Tender Reception to
Members of Graduating Glass
Wednesday,.


the year at the Washington College
OF Law Will take place Wednesday
night, when the annual reception
given for the members of the gradu-
ating class by the alumni association
Will be held at the home of. George
n. Macdonald, 1906 Emerson street.
The reason that the reception is. held
so late this year is due to efforts to
prevent the date conflicting with the
bar examina tions and to have as
many officers of the alumni organjza-
tlon present as possible. Mr.. Mac
donald. the United States commits
sioner, is graduate of the college.
Those listed for the receiving line
at the reception are: Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey, honorary dean of
the college; Miss Emma NJ. Gillett,
acting dean; officers of the alumni
SSsoclation, including Thomas F..
fiaherty. president; Pauline NJ Floyd,
wee PRESIDENT; Mrs Agnes Minick
raber, recording secretary; Margaret
Z; Lohr, corresponding secretary:
II,ehrietta Epstein, treasurer, and
l.eien e. Jamison, historian; and Off
GERS OF the class graduated from the
college June 4, l924-HaroId V. Sem
ing, president; Matte w. Thompkins,
nrst vice president: Margaret r. Will
son, second vice president; Samuel r.
DlamondSon, secretary, and Leonard
Z. Roy, treasurer
The quartet. composed of H. l..
buckingham, Samuel r. Diamondson,
Robert I. Miller and Leonard c. Roy,
post graduate life is being planned,
and several surprise numbers are
arranged
Special Glasses Wednesday.
Dean Emma NJ. Gillett has an
nounced that special classes will be
held Wednesday this week during the
summer session. so that no classes
need be held Friday, the 4th The
Wednesday classes will have the same
hour, from till pm.
Ellen +. Newton, chairman Of the
committee in charge of the Wash
ington College of Law booth at the
National Education Association con-
vention. which was opened yesterday
and will close Thursday. has an
nounced the following as her assist
ants in this work: Gertrude r. Leon
ard. Grace Whelan. Catherine Nc
Fall, Minnie Holm, Anna Boyle. Mrs.
Anna NJ ID. Maher, Mrs. Faber, Mrs
Marie S. Ruth. Mrs. Jennie O. Ber-
liner and Mrs, Lucien Greathouse.
A group of women, graduates or
officers of the Washington College of
Law, who will attend the Woman's
Bar Association and American Bar
Association conventions in Philadel-
phia next week will include Mrs.
Mussey, Judge Kathryn Sellers. NJ.
Pearl Mccall, Katharine r. Pike,
member of the school faculty; Maud
Napier and-Lula l.. Eckman. Miss
Mccall and Miss Pike will later go
abroad to attend the bar association
meeting in London. Judge O'Toole.
another graduate. also will attend
this meeting, but she will sail earlier,
leaving the United States next Sat
urday.
Judge Allen Aids Endowment.
Mrs. Mussey has announced that
Judge Florence f. Allen of Ohio. the
court, Will be a member of the ad-
vlsory board for the endowment fund
of the Washington College of Law,
having sent her acceptance to Mrs
Mussey, chairman of the board. last
week.
Beta Chapter of the national wom-
ems legal fraternity. Phi Delta Delta,
which holds the national convention
at the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs headquarters next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, will unite
with Zeta Chapter of George Wash
ington University in entertaining the
delegates from other parts of the
United States. Mrs. Mabel Walker
Willebrandt, national president of
the fraternity and assistant United
States attorney general, will preside
at all meetings. In order to arrange
for the conventions social side, Beta
Chapter of the Washington College of
Law and Zeta Chapter held joint
meeting Friday evening at the law
school. Members present were: Zeta
Chapter-Ruth +. Audas. Elizabeth
NJ. Bailey, Harriet NJ. Barbour, Nell
Ray Clarke, G. Virginia Diedel Lou
ise Foster, Lois Gates German, Edith
Haworth. Fannie NJ. Huff Veronica
Martin, Dorothy Moncure, Ardis A.
Smith and Faye Woodward; Beta
Chapter-Susan b. Campbell, Gertrude
Coyle, Jessie Gance. Helen Hironimus,
Elizabeth Hyde. Minnie James, Susie
Keel, Margaret NJ. Kelly. Grace B.
knoeller, Corrine l.. Quarles. Esther
Ramsey, Kathryn Schenkat and Mary
c. Senart. Mabel McCalip, contralto.
sang, accompanied on the piano by
pu L