Evening star., 1924-01-13
BACHER TO ADDRESS
STUDENTS AT HILLTOP
Baron Korff Made Vice President
of American Political Science
Association.
ALUMNUS IS PROFESSOR
DR.. Sherwell Delivers Address to
Women at Scranton, Pa.

At the invitation of the Georgetown
University School OF Foreign Service,
Edward L. Bacher. assistant manager
or the foreign commerce department
OF the United States Chamber of Com
merce, will address the student body
and friends of the institution Tues
day night. at 500 O'Clock, In the
school auditorium.
Mr. Bacher represented the Inter-
national Chamber of Commerce and
also the United States Chamber of
commerce at the recent international
nIerence on customs at Geneva, Swift
zerland, and his address before the
georgetown school will deal with the
eenehts ern 10 international trade resulting
from that conference. During the
conference Mr.. Bacher took a promi-
nent part in all the sessions, obtain
ing the passage of a number Of reg
ulations that are highly beneficial to
american business men.
baron Serge A. korfr. professor of
oipiomatic methods and procedure
ana political and diplomatic history
OF europe In the School of Foreign
american Political Science Associa-
tlon at Its meeting last week, by be-
ing appointed the first vice preside ent
OF that society.
Through the assistance of officers
or the Foreign Service School. Ralph
a. Carmichael who was awarded the
degree OF bachelor of foreign service
last June. has just received an ap-
polntment as a professor In the Arm
strong School of Commerce. BerkeIey
talif;, where he will have full charge
OF all courses connected with for
eign trade.
Mr.. Carmichael entered the George
Town school from the University Of
the students of the school. being
president of the Mu Chapter of the
International Fraternity of Delta
Sigma Phi in the School of Foreign
Service. The new position which MIR.
Carmichael is just entering carries
with it good salary.
DR.: G.. A. Sherwell of the Foreign
Service School recently returned from
tSew iork, where he attended a meet
ing or the American Association of
Teachers of Spanish, of which he is a
member of the executive council. DR.
IIen SWlggett. professor of the course
IN world economics at the school. de-
Ilrered an address to the Pennsylva-
MIA Club of Women in Scranton Fri
day night. He will go to st. Louis.
where he will be in charge of A con
terence on Commercial Occupations.
Placements and Preparation" The
conference will be held January 16.
The Georgetown Reserve Officers
Training Corps unit is entering teams
In the Hearst trophy rife match, jan
uaTy 10: the 3rd Corps Area match
match beginning March /. The srd
corps match already is being fired and
VIII continue until March 10. Capt. VIII
liam e. Bergin has his teams out on
the range. each day. ....
Arrangements on an elaborate scala
are being made for the junior smoker
or the Law School. which will be held
1ne evening of January 10. at the
Georrs,oHn ,1iara Hotel In, President creeden of
r. Hamilton of the Law School, AS
sistant Dean Hugh j. Fegan and
members of the law faculty will be
guests of honor
The junior smoker will be the first
OF series OF social events from now
until June graduation week and the
Juniors are determined to put their
class on the map. Leo C. Mascotte
or Montana is general chairman In
charge of arrangements and William
a. BAKE or the District of Columbia
Is to be the master Of ceremonies
Mr.. Mascotte has announced the
following committees: Hotel j. X
POLK. chairman; J. K. Burroughs. j.
p. Jermain and J. A. Doolan. Deco
ratioons. a: Duncan. chairman; p F..
Hurley. w: J.. La Valle, r. A. Egner
and B. L. walker Music. C. D. Don
ovan. chairman; II. w. Kaiitz. ]. /.
Sullivan and j. p. Jones. Tickets. d.
H. Anderson. chairman: F. A Russell
J. w. McNaney, ]. c. Hayes. &C
Twohy. NJ. ID. Norman and T. ]. Buck
ley. Program. NJ. J. Mahoney, chair
man; J. A: Mack. 1. seltoer and j. W.
Hughes. Entertainment. ]. F.. Reilly,
chairman: F. II. Lutes. r. Naccarato
and H. D. Kepler. Speakers. j. X
Locke, chairman; J. ]. Crowley. j. F,
Donahue and P. A. O'Neill. Refresh
ments. A. j. Rich. chairman; A. ].
Murphy, T. E. Mckenzie and w. J.
Walsh. Publicity, P. G. Loucfrs,
chairman; r. c. Mcclellan, I. l. Gold
stein and F. MCGUIRE. Smokes, ]. J.
Sweeney. chairman; V. r. Monahan,
c. S. Lawrence and J. w. Scruggs.
The senior law prom is to be the
next important event at the law
school and Is scheduled to take place
either February 20 or March l.
DR.. Monroe Smith of Columbia
University. who is lecturer on Roman
law at Georgetown, sent greetings
to the Georgetown faculty from Dar-
jeeling, India. He says he's one of
the luckiest men alive, for on his
trip around the world he reached
Toxic shortly after the recent earth
quake. having missed his connections.
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