Evening star., 1924-12-07
UNIVERSITY PLANS
LECTURE SERIES
Course Being Arranged by
College of Finance and
Business.


ness Administration of National Uni
Verslty is sponsoring a series of lee
lures on modern political science to
run throughout the Winter months.
me lectures are being arranged
under the direction of Prof. George
). Schulz, professor of political
scIence or the university, and will
form part of the work of the
political science course. in addition
10 being open to the public.
The first of the series was held
Friday afternoon and was delivered
by Prof. Schulz on the subject Of
american Political Ideals" covering
the political ideals of the American
people, historically traced. their
origin and expression in American
political literature.
The second lecture of the series
VIII be held Friday night at 7:45
college building. S1S Thirteenth
street, and will be delivered by f. B.
Bomberger, assistant director extern
sion service, University Of Maryland
on the subject of The World Court
Prof Frederick p. Myers, professor
OF political theories. last week
hnlshed series of lectures on the
caucus in American politics and
Thursday will commence A series Of
state Elections" covering nominat-
ing, preferential and non-partjsan
primaries.
Open Club Frat Rooms.
The Sigma Delta Kappa F'ratcr-
nifty members held an official omen
ing of their new clubrooms at 1909
Il street, Tuesday night. The opening
was IN the nature of a small recep-
ton followed by a business meeting.
George r. Martin is chairman of the
committee that has had charge of
furnishing the clubrooms and other
business arrangements Other mem
bers of the committee were: Euclid
tIeming and b. +. Henderson, At
the business meeting the program
committee submitted its plan Of pro-
grams and entertainments for the
year. w. f. Clampitt. chairman of
the social committee, announced thar
a banquet would be held during the
holidays. L. n. Slack is vice chair
man of the social committee. Euclid
tIeming was elected manager of the
clubrooms for the season. A com
mlttee was appointed by the chan
cellor. Glenn Q. Hiatt, to arrange for
the installment of a library in the
clubrooms. The club will be used
frequently during the Winter season
Tor social affairs.
Inc next meeting to he held at the
cruz VIII be tomorrow night. at which
tlne an initiation of candidates will
take place a short business meet
ing will be held, and the two mem
bers Of the chapter who were elect
ed to national offices in the fraternity
at the last convention, Grand Vice
PRESIDENT T. y. Shehan and Grand
Auditor j. II. Brewer, jr, will re-
port on the conference which they
held last week with the editor of
the national fraternity publication
St-De-Ka, Mr.. George Sloan of Ann
Arbor, Mich. who visited the Ma
tional University Chapter last week
and held conference with the chan
celior and the two national officers
here
First Dance Held.
The first OF the series of dances
to be given by the three classes at
National University was held at the
city Club last night. Albert VisuIt
of the Junior class is chairman of the
special social committee in charge
of these dances, and others on the
committee are L. F Denton Of the
senior class and Douglas Sealy of
the first year class.
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority is
holding a series of legal discussions
this Winter. At business meeting
at the home of Miss Virginia Teeters.
tuesday night, it will discuss the
laws of guardianship. The discus
sion will be led by Mrs Mabel Ellis.
Business meetings and discussions will
be held at the home of each
member of the sorority during che
season. Tho committee in charge of
the arrangements of the legal dis
cusSion includes Dean Peral Bell
man Klein, Mrs. Mae n. Peacock.
Miss Donna Davis, Miss Elizabeth
S. Emmons and Miss Virginia Tee
ters. number of social affairs
will be given during the season by
the sorority.
Law Fraternity Meets.
Phi Beta Gamma Legal Fraternity
of National University held a bust
ness meeting at the university Fri
day night. A number of business
matters were taken up and applicants
for membership in the fraternity CON
sidered. Reports from the commit
tees were given. Chief Justice John
II. Wilmington presided.
The Rife and Pistol Club of Ma
tional University held a meeting at
the school Thursday night for the
purpose of planning in detail the ac-
tivitie of the club for the Winter
months. Charles c. Eidler is presi-
dent OF the club and Oaude Ayers is
secretary. 1t has been the custom of
the club to suspend all activities for
the Summer months and take up an
intensive program of activities at the
beginning of the Winter season. A
large number of new members have
been enrolled this season, and a num-
Der were taken into the club at the
meeting Thursday night.
The New York State Law Club of
National University met Friday night
to discuss plans and programs for the
new year. At present the club is en-
gagged in a series of studies in prepa-
ration for the New York bar exami-
nation, which a number of the mem
bers of the club expect to stand in
December. They are holding round
table discussions and having pro-
1t is one OF the most active State
clubs in the university.
The holiday calendar for National
University is being rapidly filed with
social affairs planned by the various
classes, clubs, fraternities and organ
izations to enliven the Christmas sea-
son. Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority
has announced a dinner party and
tea to be given at the homes of two
Of the members. The social commit
tee. of which Miss Catherine Rafne
is chairman, is arranging for the en-
tertainments and will announce the
place and date later. The chairmen
of social committees of the other
school organizations will announce
their plans within the next few days