Evening star., 1925-12-06
c. v. j. STUDENT.
T0ATTEND PARLEY
J. 7. TrimbIe to Represent
University at World
Court Conference.

JOIlfl l.. member OI lnc
senior law class of George Washing
stitution at Princeton University Fri
day and Saturday at the National Col.
legiate World Court Conference.
Trimble will take the ideas Of
George Washington students and
alumni. Those interested in the con-
ference are asked to send their sug-
gestions to Trimble. In order that
the conference may consider the ques.
ton OF forming a permanent organiza-
ton among colleges the Princeton
conference has been called.
Joseph Prendergast. famous Tiger"
foot ball star. has been chosen chair
man. Katherine Fite of Vassar. Ed
ward Miller of Dartmouth and c. Rob-
ertSon OF Yale are members Of the
committee. The report of this COM
mittee will be laid before the Prince
ton conference, and If the delegates
approve a permanent committee will
be elected to have charge Of organ
izing this intercollegiate activity.
Normal School Delegates.
In addition to the colleges and uni.
Versities. normal schools of the coun-
try have been invited to send dele
gates. A wide representation of stu
dent opinion is thus assured More
than 100 delegates. representing in
stitutions from practically every State
In the country, are expected at the
conference.
The Press and War" THE Relation
of the World Court to Economic Pros
Derity," Imperialism and World
Peace" and The World Court and the
League of Nations
Trimble has gained considerable
reputation in the university on de-
batting teams. He was a member Of
the team that defeated oxford in the
international debate here and has
been active in student affairs. y
Among the prominent men to take
John w. Davis. DIR. Henry Van Dyke
and Raymond Fosdick
Archaeology Lecture.
The first of a series of two lectures
on archaeology will be given tomor.
row night in Corcoran Hall by DR.. A
V. ktdder of Phillips Andoyer Acad.
emy. DIR. kidder's lecture, which will
be Illustrated, is on "ArcheoIoeical
fleid Work. in Arizona and New Mex.
leo. on. December IA DR.. Kidder
VIII speak on The Dawn of Civiliza-
ton in the Southwest"
'
mas been in charge Of the Phillips
Andover exploration party in the
southwest. His contributions to the
discovery OF early civilization in the
southwest has been varied and yalu.
able.
DR.. Charles Moore, chairman Of the
Fine Arts Commission. has presented
the university with a collection Of
fine books. which will be placed in the
university library. The volumes are
works on American history.
Dinner to Foot Ball Team.
The university gathered Friday
night to pay homage to the foot ball
team at the annual Alumni Associa.
ton dinner at the Hotel La Fayette.
and later IN the. university gymna.
sium at the annual foot ball hop.
The foot ball dinner was under the
direction Of J. Lewis Moneyway.
Among the entertainers was Miss
Estelle Murray, George Myers and
Anna l.. Goodhue. The alumni COM
mittee was composed of Gilbert l..
Hall, Airline Dufour, Phiibrick Mccoy,
DR.. F. A. Hornaday, w. w. Ross.
Clinton K. Yingling, Maxine Role and
Vernon H. Brewster.
President William Mather Lewis,
Dean William c. Van Week. DR..
Danlel l.. borden, II. watson Crum,
coach OF foot bail. and members Of
the foot ball team spoke briefly.
Dance Gala Affair.
The foot ball hop, gala affair, was
held in the University Gymnasium.
The committee in charge Of the affair
was composed Of Harold NJ. Young,
Marguerite DAILY and Edwin S. Bet
telheim. Proceeds of the hop are to
be turned over for the annual field and
track games to be held in the Spring
The Columbian Women will enter
tain in honor OF President and Mrs.
Lewis. Friday at the Washington Club
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs. Charles I.
Corby, Mrs. Dewitt Croissant. Mrs.
Frank Rutter, Miss Irene NJ. Pistorio,
Mrs. Chester Howe and Miss Ruby
Evans.
Prof. Doyle was elected president of
the foreign language teachers group
at Columbia University during the
holidays in the annual meeting Of the
Association Of Colleges and Secondary
Schools Of the Middle States and
Maryland.
The George Washington University
Glee Club recently sang at the George
town Presbyterian Church in concert.
The club will hold its Fall dance Sat.
urday night in the university gymna.
SUM.