Evening star., 1924-12-21
NATIONAL U.P'LANS
HOLIDAY EVENTS
Examinations Marking End Of
Term will Be Finished
....-....... tuesday. ..... =.

Pre-holiday examinations are en-
University. The exams. began Fri
day in the law school and the coll
lege Of finance and business admin
stration. and will end Tuesday.
Invitations have been issued by
the Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority of
the university to a dance to be given
January 10 at the City Club. This
IS to be the largest social entertain
ment given by the sorority during
January. Miss Catherine Rainey,
chairman OF the social committee. has
announced that other social func-
tions would include a tea January 4.
The program of the sorority also
calls for a general meeting at tho
university. January Z. An open dis
cussion concerning the laws OF the
District OF Columbia will be held, and
two prominent woman lawyers win
be guests Of the sorority. and will
speak.
Several young women of the Kappa
Beta Pi Sorority were among the
number of students taking the re-
cent District bar examination.
w. r. Geler. chairman Of the social
Social Affairs for Holidays.
w T. Geier, chairman OF the social
committee OF Phi Beta Gamma Legal
Fraternity, has announced that all so
cial affairs for the Christmas season
to be given by the fraternity will be
held at the Country Club In Benson's
addition, which was opened by the
fraternity during the summer. The
affairs will include q smoker. dance,
luncheon and several week end house
parties.
The Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity
haI ht,c nnAt 49, Ttyn IA ~
night at its new clubrooms. 1909 L
street. The principal business was
a report OF the plans of the social
committee for several entertainments
to be given during the holidays.
Wesley F.. Clampitt is chairman OF
the committee. and he has announced
tentative program of a smoker and
Il dance. Both affairs will be held at
the clubrooms.
The library which is being In
stalled in the new club rooms will
be ready for use during the holidays.
Manager Euclid l. Fleming an
nounced the completion OF the COL
lection OF books and periodicals for
the library. Glenn o. Hiatt, chan
cellor, presided. ....
Seek Sorority ScholarsAIp.
Scores Of applications have been
received by the committee on schol-
arships OF Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sor-
orlty for the scholarship offered to
some woman for three years law
course at the university. The appli-
cations are now being considered by
the committee. which Is composed OF
Dean Pearl Bellman Klein. Miss Vir-
gtnia NJ. Teeters and Miss Marie A.
Flynn. The committee will name the
successful applicant at the opening
of the winter term of the law school
in January. The committee will
judge the applications by list Of
qualifications drawn up in open meet
ing of the sorority.
Memorial services were held by the
Woodrow Wilson Law Club at the
school Monday night honoring the
former President. NJ. ]. Lane. presi-
dent of the club, presided.
A debating team from the Wood
row Wilson Law Club will challenge
the recent winners IN the interso-
ciety debate at another debate TO be
held In January.
Medical Lecture Attracts. .'
DR.. d. Percy Hickling's last lecture
in the series he has been giving on
Medical Jurisprudence" attracted a
large audience Tuesday afternoon.
A meeting Of the club of the col
lege finance and business adminIstra-
tlon was neio luesoaS nisnt lot the
purpose of outlining a program Of
business meetings and social affairs
for the winter term. The club was
recently organized. o. K. Smith Is
president, A. Donovan vice president,
and Eliseo Q. Cornejo secretary and
treasurer. The faculty advisory
counsel for the club will be Prof
Constantine A. Chekrezi, DR.. Edison l.
Whitney, Prof. George J. Schultz and
Prof. Frederick P. Myers. The COM
mittees have not yet been appointed
by the president, but temporary
social committee will be appointed
during the week to plan for a num-
Der OF social affairs for the holidays