Evening star., 1924-06-22
LAW SCHOOL TO HAVE
BOOTH AT CONVENTION
Alumni Committee in Charge of
Display for National Edu-
cation Session.

The Washington College of Law is
| to have a booth at the National Edu-
cation Association convention, which
! will be held here next week. Ellen
| L. Newton is to be in charge of the
| booth, assisted by a committee OF
| alumni Class pictures and photo
graphs of prominent individual grad
| yates will be a feature of the booth.
Miss Emma NJ. Gillett, acting dean
! has announced that there has been
an unusually fine enrolment for the
GUNNER session. with new students
still coming in. Among those listed
so far are Elizabeth Bellah Mary c.
| Boggs, Susan r. Campbell John w
| Dyer, Harry Friedman. Martha Gold
Rebekah Greathouse, +. Vincent Har-
per, Grover c. Kirk, Mary c. Linkins
NJ Margaret Ranahan, Kathryn
! Sites. Alice j. Witcomb, Samuel
| Cockerill, Pearl Cooper, Sara T. Don
oghue, Emma Jensen, Ernestine Mat
! th6wS, Edith Tannehill, Frances
Webb, Frank |. Whitney Louise Ar
| mold, Martha V. Bauer, Herman Ber-
| man. Julia Bland. Mary T. Cunning
1 ham, Leslie '. Curtis, Wilbur Gray,
Josephine Hallameck, Julia Halla-
meek, $. L. katopothis, Henry w.
Longfellow, Bertha V. Mccormick,
Louis IL. Messenger, Merrill F. Phil
lips, Esther Ramsey, May A. Reagan,
Harry Wolf Kathryn c. Bonner, Ger
| trude Coyle, Elizabeth Hyde, Hilda
Graft, Michael Hertz, 5. Q. Madarang,
Eunice Wright, Maud H. Yates. Jessie
! Canoe, Millard +. Peake, Elizabe tn
Read, Rose Sapperstein and Lila
Taylor.
Grace b. Knoeller is high priestess
Of the Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Delta
legal fraternity for women. at the
Washington College of Law. Miss
knoeller has announced that the ma
tional convention of the fraternity
will be held July 3, 4 and ) at the
General Federation of WOmen'S Club
building. Mrs. Mabel Walker Willie
brandt, assistant United States at
torney general, is national president
of the society. The Hon. Georgia l..
Bullock, a founder of the society, will
be here at the time. The Washington
College of Law chapter recently
awarded prize of $50 in gold to
Elizabeth Hyde, the student receiving
the highest average in marks during
both her first and second years at
the college.
Kappa Beta Pi Sorority, Epsilon Chap
ter. enjoyed a dinner and social meet
ing last night at the Pierce Mill tea
house in Rock Creek Park. Miss Anna
Boyle, dean of the chapter, presided.
Past deans present at the meeting were
Adele Stewart, Cora keeley and Ger
trude L. Leonard. Mrs. Ellen Spencer
MusSey, honorary dean, was present
also. The chapter awarded its annual
prize of $25 for the student having the
highest average in post -graduateDEork
at the college to Clarence 7. Ellis.
The latest prize awarded any one by
the college itself is the annual award
of the scholarship for three years tut
tion to RuSjneSS High School gradu-
ate. This year it was won by Anne h.
Arthur. Richard Hart, at the college,
won such a scholarship, and this year
he won a prize for the best work of the
term in the practice court. There are at
least a score of students and graduates
from the college who have come there
on these scholarships, and Miss Gillett
states that they are all fine students
The reception for the members of the
class which was graduated from the col
lege June 4 will be given by the alumni
association at the home of United States
Commissioner George L. Macdonald,
former graduate of the school, at s
o'clock the evening of July 2. The of
ficers of both the association and the
class Of 1924 will be in the receiving
line along with Mrs. MusSey and Miss
Gllett.
Prof Edward c. Wynn of the Wash
ington College of Law will leave to at
tend Harvard University on fellowship
awarded him. Mr.. Wynn taught interna-
tional law at the college. An article of
his published in the April 1st issue of
The Grit, the college paper. on the sub
iect of Decisions of the Supreme Court
of the United States Regarding Alien
Land Laws of the States of California
and Washington was reprinted in the
United States Congressional Record re-
Gently. Mr.. Wynn is graduate OF Har-
ward,