Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-28
N. j. WINTER TERM
OPENS JANUARY2
Indications Point to Largest
Enrolment in History of
the University.

The Winter term at National Uni
versity will begin at the close of TIE
Christmas recess, January 2. Regis
trations already are being made and
indications point to the largest en-
rollment yet recorded in the history
of the university.
A number of new courses have been
added to the curriculum. They. in
clude course in hort-story writing,
real estate course, a course in
psychology of advertising and psy-
chology of craftsmanship.
Among the social affairs given by
the organizations at National Uni
versity during the holidays was a
smoker staged by the Sigma Delta
Kappa Fraternity at it's new club
room at 1409 l. street Friday night.
George Martin was in charge of the
arrangements.
Sigma Nu Phi Festivities.
Sigma M Phi fraternity OF Ma
tional University will include in it's
holiday program a dance to be given
at the Sigma NJ Phi Inn, at 1852
street, Saturday night, January 3.
This will be the largest social affair
to be given by the fraternity during
the holidays. Invitations have been
Issued and the details OF arrange
ments have been completed by com
mittee appointed for the occasion and
headed by D. ]. OBrien.
The Miller Debating Society held
Its last pre-holiday meeting last
week. The meeting was joint busI-
ness meeting and legal discussion.
The topic for a round-table discus
sion was, Resolved, that women are
good jurors" Honors for the i'm
promptu speaking went to Miss Nits
Hfnman. After the conclusion of the
discussion short business meeting
was held. at which the president,
d. j. Fuqua, presided. A brief resume
was made of the Fall work and
program of the club. The most re-
cent triumph of the club has been
the winning of the intersociety de-
bate held recently with the Alvey
Debating Society. 49,.
The program of the Miller Society
after the holidays will include a de-
bate between the team which won the
fntersociety debate and debating
team from the Woodrow Wilson Law
Club. The Miller team was: Charles
l. Haycraft, Miss Loyola NJ. Coyne
and Fred L. Flynn. The team for
the club will be: Albert Vault. Doug
las Sealy and Andrew Herlitz The
/ subject for debate has not yet been
decided.
The Cy Press Club of National Uni
versity will give a tea Sunday after
noon, January II, at the clubrooms
of the District League of American
Pen Women. Miss Constance Fogle Is
chairman Of the committee appointed
to arrange the tea. This will be the
| first of a series of teas that are
planned by the club for the new
year.
The holiday program of National
University clubs will include a dance
and tea to be given by Kappa Beta
Pi Legal Sorority. The tea will be
given on Sunday during the holidays
and the dance will be the first social
affair to be given after the opening OF
school 1t is scheduled for January
| Z. at the City Club. Miss Catherine
| Rainey is chairman Of the social com
mittee.
Business Club Formed.
! AT recent meeting of the students
| in the College of Finance and Bust
ness Administration of National Uni
versity business club was organized,
| headed by ]. F. O'Brien. The other
elected officers are: oliver X. Smith.
vice president; Miss Lillian J. Peters,
secretary; William H. Story, treasurer,
and Mrs. Andrew Herlitz, historian.
No plans were made for the new
| year. This is to be done at a special
meeting called by the president i'm
mediately after the opening OF the
| university for the Winter term.