Evening star., 1924-03-09
c, v. j. DEbATERS
SHOW BIC SCHEDULE
Three Teams of Men, Two of
Women in Attractive
Program.
ACTIVITY OF RIFLE CORPS
Free Public Lenten Lectures, Sec
ond of Series, Announced.
Alumni Reunion in June.

George Washington University de-
baters, both men and women, have an
unusually attractive schedule during
the remainder OF the month. The
victory of the university over the
Oxford debaters last October added
great impetus to the work in the
university this winter. AS result
there are three teams Of men repre-
senting the university and two wom-
ems teams. Prof Charles Sager Col
iier is in charge of the debating at
the university and has arranged an
unusually attractive program.
Friday night the mems team VIII
debate at SWarthmore, Pa, while the
women will debate in THIS ci1S
March 20 Penn State College debaters
will visit Washington, while the
. University of Pittsburgh team VIII
debate in Pittsburgh. the UNIVERSITY
of Pittsburgh women coming to the
Capital to debate on the date OF
April 5.
Other Pending EnEaEements,
An engagement with Boston Uni
yersity is pending, and March IS the
men will debate at Chapel Hill, \. ~
against the University or North
Carolina debaters.-
are made UP of c. o. Cade, W. !.
Cleveland, BARLEY Corbin, k q.
Pearson, Harry Temin, H. q. smith
Francis Dart: Oscar label D. NJ H.
Levinson, E. S. Betteihelm, A H. Mo-
ran and l. J. Wallace.
The women's teams are selec.ea
from Helen c. Newman, MRS. isauei
Yates, Frances Edwards, Irene Cusn
man. Denise Levy ana Mai
announcement is made of the sec
md of the free public Lenten lectures
given at the Cosmos Club on MaTen
Il at Sis pm. by Dean William AiIa ts;a
popular lecture on "Shakespeare.
Lectures by Dean George n: hen
nine prof. II Schoenfeld. Pro1 ften
rv Grattan Doyle and Prof. De"ltt -
Croissant follow. 49,, haan
Cnnsiderable activity has oeen
sbown in the rifle team during the
mast winter. The men have been un-
defeated in nine straight ma'cnss
and the women in six. There are
many interesting engagements =,
the season the girls will visit Phlla-
daInhia TO shoot the Drexel Institute
eirfs In the spring the men VIII
shoot at the Naval Academy IN ai III
tarcolleSiate outdoor match
president William NJ. Lewis has an
nounced elaborate plans for an aluni
nj reunion day in June Accoroins
TO present plans the nome
affair will be staged on June .. AIN
1atic contests, golf tournament, an
I,,-,ni ,5inner and dance as well as
baseball game are among the PROB
TuesSay President Lewis will visit
York. Pa, where ne mas psa spsA 'i al
engagement. Friday ne sPohe at
winston Salem, \. G..
Pi Delta Epsilon, the honorary ma
tional journalistic fraternity at
George Washington. recently initial 1Isa1
ed six men. G. Wiltrec Pryor fseu
Youngman, Henry James. Arthur
Perry, Robert w. Howard and M Eu-
gene Thomas were admitted the
Fraternity held dinner at the Ma
drillon.
Fraternities in Bowling Tourney.
The fraternities of the university
will have doWu-and out bowling
Tournament Announcement is made
that the interfraternity ASSOCIATION
will select a date in the near future.
Problems of interest 10 student ac-
tivities were discussed at recent
meeting of the PYRAMID HonGr 80
ciety, held in the law school. Francis
w Brown, secretary of the organi-
zation, announced that the next meet
ing will be held Thursday. March Is.
and at this time the annual spring
election will be held. The men hon
ored will be initiated at the banquet
TO 1nstituting 6s ngha Apa'i George Washington
senior week similar in all rescects 70
senior week in other coiieges ana
universities, was indorsed by the
senior class Of the law school.
The glass also decided to assess
each member a stated sum before
leaving the university for large
class picture. Howard X Shaw IS
treasurer.
George Washington University was
represented at the forty sixth annual
dinner of the class of '7a. the first
group of men to graduate from a
Washington high school, by Dean
Howard l. Hodgkins and Charles W..
Holmes. Once every year, usually in
the first part of March, the members
of the class have gathered together
at the call of their permanent sec
retary, DR.. Hodgkins. and have so
renewed and kept alive much of the
same mutual esteem and regard that
they held for each other when but
newly graduated. There were forty
eight in the original class and after
forty-six years fifteen met together
at the Cosmos Club recently.