Evening star., 1924-03-16
MARYLAND NIGHT"
PLANNED AT WRC
President of State University Glee
Club and Other Students to Take
Part in Program.
DEAN LEE TO LECTURE
Will Speak Before Harvard Group
and in New York.
From a STAFF Correspondent.

From a STAFF Correspondent.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, March Is
Tuesday night will be Maryland
night" at radio station WRC, Wash
ington. when talk by President
Woods of the University of Maryland
and a program by the University Glee
Club will be broadcast, beginning at
1880 o'clock.
The program will be opened by the
glee club Of twenty-five voices A
group of three songs will be given as
starter. They will be over the
Fields at Early Morn" when Day
Fades" and THE Phantom Band" I'm
mediately after these President
Woods will make a ten-minute ad-
dress, his subject being Some Inter-
esting Facts About the University of
Maryland"
Following DR.. Woods address the
glee clubs saxophone trio of Hugh
House, Douglas Burnside and Carr Van
Slckler will give 20 Sole Mo" When
3oda, 3o1 and Were Young" and Dream
the pagan chant, "Invictus" and
Maryland, My Maryland" by the glee
club will end the entertainment.
Dean Frederick e. Lee of the Col
VI AIlS anu sciences, mas accept
ed. an invitation to deliver two lee
lures at the Harvard Graduate School
or Business Administration Thursday
and Saturday. His subjects will re-
late to the chaotic conditions of
Chinese currency and finance and the
status of railway development in
China.
Will Speak in New York.
On the same trip Dean Lee also will
speak before the William D. Straight
Triton Club of New York, an organ
lzatlon made up mainly of bankers
Or. Lee will spend three days in New
York and Boston for conference with
bankers regarding international
financial matters.
Last year Dean Lee lectured at Yale
on the Religious Leadership Founda-
ton" and will speak before the
Princeton Faculty Club in the spring,
thus making the rounds of the big
three In the space Of about year.
DR.. E. G. Auchter, head of the horti-
cultural department of the university,
is in great demand for lectures of a
practical nature in his line of educa-
tional endeavor, and he is finding it
almost impossible to accept all the
invitations. DR.. Auchter recently re-
turned from Canada. where he acted
as sole representative from the United
States at meeting of the Canadian
Horticultural Society at Hamilton.
He delivered two addresses there on
What Determines the Kind of Soil
, Management, Fertiliza tion and Prun-
ing of Apple Trees and pea ch
Orchard Rejuvenation." During the
present university term, DR.. Auchter
has. given several lectures in Mary
land and has visited Virginia, North
Carolina and New Jersey.
Prof. Charles S. Richardson. head of
the department of public speaking. is
conducting a weekly public speaking
class at the Commerce School in
Baltimore. A club to promote inter-
est in public speaking recently was
organized by the students and grad
yates.
The second section of girls. com
posed Of Portia Melows, Ruth Alder
man, Olive CasteIla, Lillian Long and
Mrs. Duval. have begun practice
house work. The first section re-
Gently finished their turn.
H r Aldridge, u: Coronel; x. F.;
juniors, have been elected members
of Phi Mu. the honorary engineering
fraternity. -.
Music Program Given.
Students of Louis Goodyear. voice
instructor. had charge of the program
gave selections were Marie Massicott.
Mrs. Hugh Hancock. Mrs. H. A..
Stewart. Edwin Barron and Harry
Stewart.
AT meeting OF the MaSQue and
Bauble Club it was decided to stage the
comedy "Kempy" sometime in April.
Plans for putting on the show in
Hyattsville. Laurel. and Baltimore
were discussed.
The freshmen class held show and
informal dance last night in the gym
nasium. Prominent among the enter
tainers were the Taylor brothers from
the Eastern Sho'; Al May, saxophon-
list: Snouffer. magician, and Embrey,
black face comedian.
Sterling r. Newell of the class Of
%. who formerly was with the Vet
Grams Bureau at Washington, has
been appointed county agent for Cal
vert county. He succeeds j. II. Drury
who resigned.
A. R Hirst Of the class of '02. who
has been chief Of the Wisconsin high
way commission since 1911. has given
the badger state a network of roads
that are now being compared with
those of Maryland. Hirst is national
ly known, being past president of the
American Association of State High
way Officials.
Miss Adele Stamp has recently re-
turned from Chicago where she at
tended the convention of deans of
women's colleges.