Evening star., 1924-02-10
c. v. j. GLEE CLUB
TOSSING THURSDAY
Annual Recital to Be Held at
Masonic Auditorium.
Mueller, Director.
PLAN FOR JUNIOR WEEK
Promenade Arranged for February
19-Prof. Collier to Lecture
on Law Friday.

The first of the big social functions
of the mid-winter term at George WASH
ington University, will be held this
week, when the University Glee Club
gives it's annual recital at the Masonic
Auditorium Thursday night, at S:5o
o'clock The club will present an at
tractive program of eight numbers.
Twenty-eight students have been work
ing since fall, under the direction of
Harry Edward Mueller.
Mrs, William Mather Lewis, wife of
President Lewis, will head list OF
natronesses. who represent the board OF
trustees of the university, the facu ties,
the university council and the presl-
dent ) council
The giee club will turn over a part
of the proceeds of the recital to the en-
dowment and building fund of the uni
versity, the drive for which is being
carried on at this time:
r. n. Saunders, president OF the ciuo.
as we'll as the members, have Deen ac-
lively engaged IN arranging an Tue ... pre-
Iininaries and details of the concert.
which is expected to be the biggest ever
given by the university
Prof. Collier TO Lecture.
The week will mark the holding oil
tWo most important university lectures.
prof. Charles Sager Collier of the law
school will deliver the first of the free
public lectures on law at the law Schooi
hui ding, 1885 * street northwest: on
Friday night, at S:1o O'clock. nroi.
Collier will speak on Judlciai eup'e-
macy
Junior week activities are in charge
of Herbert H. Mitchell, law 20, VINO Is
chairman of the week. Inc Junior
New Willard Hotel on the nlght OF
February 10, is in charge of Leonard
Mccarthy, Columbian College '25. The
reception, which will be he'd at the
New Willard on the afternoon OF rep
ruary ~, will be in charge of w; =.
AIlard. ir, Engineering College '25: The
Junior play will be in charge of n. d.
BRADLEY, Medical "a, and will De
pre-. ented in Lisner hall chapel;
Finances are in charge or Dave
publicity will be directed by Ernest
Stewart. Columbian College, '25.
The various details of the junior
week celebration have been carefully
worked out by the students In cnarse,
and are reported to be in excellent
shape for presentation later on The
Junior class intends to make the
week an unusually brilliant one, and
has the cooperation of all university
officials.
Tribute to Wilson.
Huston Thompson, federal trade
commissioner, close friend ana lor-
mer student of the late Woodrow
Wilson Wilson. spoke at the chapel
exercises Wednesday on his personal
"reminiscences of Wilson.
The students of the university
adopted resolutions on the passing OF
scented by Dean of the University Dr.
Howard Lincoln Hodgkins. and were
drawn up by Dean William Allen
Wilbur of Columbian College.
iehf of FnCYnnQ
Club Prof. Alexander Wetmore de-
Iivered an interesting lecture on The
Birds of Leysan Islands" The lee
ture was profusely illustrated. 1t
was the second of a series.
Dean William c. Ruediger, director
of the George Washington University
Summer School, has announced the
sessions of the recess activities
which will have two separate courses
this summer.
is and will continue until August 16.
Six-week classes will start July
and continue to August 16. There
will be courses offered in arts ana
sciences. education and law. Daily
lectures on the civic and cultural
assets of Washington will be deliv-
cred. The National Education Asso-
citation convention, which Will bring
10 Washington 10000 teachers and
educators. is expected to greatly in
school, according to Dean Ruediger.
Bulletins and illustrated booklets
are being prepared by the summer
school director and will be ready
within a short time.
Considerable progress has been
made on the new building for the
arts and science department on 21st
street between G. and H streets north
west. The foundations have been
about completed and the work is be-
ing rushed forward rapidly for COM
pletion in time for the opening of the
university next fall. The building
will cost s2S0.000 and is being built
by the Wardman Construction Com
pany. Arthur 3. Heaton and Albert
J.. Harris are the architects.
President Lewis will attend the
George Washington University Club
dinner in New York at the Hotel
Astor on February Is. Three hun
dred alumni will be present On
February II President Lewis will
speak at the Lincoln birthday dinner
1T the New York Avenue Presbyte:
rian Church.
The Arts Club will have a George
Washington University evening Feb
ruary IA, at which President Lewis
will also speak. During the past
week President Lewis visited New
York city, where the George Wash
tngton University Club was organized
at the Lawyers Club luncheon.