Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
N. u. MASONIC CLUB
TO MEET A! BANQUET
Function Thursday Night Seized
uled at Raleigh Hotel,
8:45 O'Clock.
FRAT FEST FEATURE EVENT
Various Activities in Program Of
University Glasses.

The fourth annual banquet of the
National University Masonic Club
will be held in the oak room. Raleigh
Hotel. Thursday night at S:45 o'clock.
Preparations are being made for the
biggest crowd that has ever attended
an affair sponsored by the Masons of
the university. Justice Frederick L.
SiddonS of the District Supreme
Court will act as POSTMASTER. The
principal speaker will be Thomas Z.
Green of the National Red Cross.
Other guests will be Grand Master
Charles F. Roberts. Gen. Amos A.
Fries, three members of Congress.
Charles H. Robb OF the Court of APP
peals of the District. Theodore G.
Risley. solicitor. Department of La
Dor, and several members of the fac
ulty. Edwin D. Detwiler Is chairman
of the committee on arrangements.
A large crowd attended the BAN
'quet of Sigma Tau Omega Fraternity
at Harvey's last night. Maj Peyton
Gordon. United States attorney and
an honorary member of the fra
ternity. attended. Justice Charles II.
Robb. another honorary member. was
banquet was held in honor of the
three newly initiated members of the
fraternity who were enrolled Wednes-
day night. namely, Edward S. Rags
dale. Charles C. Elder and F.. G.
Barker. The fraternity will coop
Delta Kappa fraternities in holding
an inter-fraternity dance at Ward
man Park Hotel March 81. A A.
Koorie. NJ. ]. Lane. c. Z. McCullar
and Edward J. Orchard had charge
Of arrangements of the banquet last
The Cy Press Club. composed of
woman students of the university,
will hold its annual banquet at the
Raleigh Hotel Friday night at $50.
Justice and Mrs. Frederick L. Siddons
VIII be guests of honor and Justice
Siddons will act as POSTMASTER. Miss
Virginia Teeters is president of the
club.
The annual banquet of the Wood
row Wilson Club. scheduled for Har-
count OF the death of Mr.. Wilson. A
business meeting of the club will be
feld Wednesday night. The following
members have been admitted the past
week: Henry A. Schweinhaut, Tim
othy ". Sheehan and Samuel a. Nor
ris.
An intersociety debate was held last
night between the Samuel +. Miller
and Richard H. Alvey debating So
cieties. the subject being Resolved,
That the Box peace plan should not
be adopted as representing the for
eiSn policy of the United States" D..
j. Fuqua. Stevenson and Rubin of
the Alvey Society upheld the affirma-
tive and O. L. Smith. S. L. Morgan
and John Metcale Milne of the Miller
Society the negative.
The War College" of the Law
School will hold it's annual banquet
and entertainment first week in April
Arrangements are in the hands of
Louis Pearlstein. who Is preparing a
list OF committees to handle the at
fair.
The Law School faculty will lose
Prof. Otto Z. koegel. assistant dis
trict attorney. who recently has ac-
cepted position with prominent
New York firm.
Another lecture is to be delivered
10 the moot court class in legal re-
search work during the week \ jury
trial case Is scheduled TO" THURSDAY.
The moot court of appeals will sit to-
morrow night. The first case sched-
uled to be heard will be argued by
c. B. McCullar, Edgar W. Pumphrey
and Q. L. Smith, who will be opposed
by Henry A. Schweinhaut, Timothy
n. Sheehan and Theodore L. Bartlett
Albert Vault of the first year class
was admitted to membership Of the
McAdoo Club at the last meeting
A meeting of the 1924 year book
committee will be held this morning