Evening star., 1925-04-12
M.U. DEBATERSW WILL
MEET c. v. i. TEAM
Date of Discussion, May II.
lnterfraternity Dance Given
at College Park.
Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, April IL
University of Maryland's debating
team. the first one to represent the
institution in several years. has made
arrangements to meet the George
Washington arguers at College Park,
May 10. Although neither side has
as yet named the men who Will de-
bate. the subject will be the bill re
Gently passed by Congress raising the
pay of the members of that body.
Maryland will open it's debating
season in a match with the Ogle-
thrope University team at College
Park April %.
Members of the Greek letter or
ganizations at Maryland held their
annual interfraternity dance IN
Ritchie gymnasium Thursday night.
It was largely attended.
Addison L, Hook was chairman OF
the general committee in charge ana
was aided by James Bounds and Ed
ward Lohse. Conner Lewis and Ed
ward Melchoir had charge of the
decorations and Elizabeth Duvall.
Katherine Baker and Henry Duke
were in charge of the refreshments.
Wins Basket Ball HOnors.
Kappa Xi Sorority proved to be
the best seXtet in the first annual
iuterfraternity basket bah series,
and carried off the honors with hVe
victories and one tie in six games.
No other team did better than to
break even Louise Harbaugh, Make
Heiss, Nellie Buckley. Mary Har-
baugh, Margaret Wolfe, Irene Meade
and Olive Seltzer made up the squad.
Tom Kelley and Joe McGlone, ed
itor and business manager of the
Reveille the year book, report that
practically all the copy and engraV-
ings have been sent to the printer.
About all that remains to be done
by the student editors on the publ
cation is the reading of the proofs.
Dean Frederick L. Lee of college of
arts and sciences attended the lay
ing of the corner stone Of the new
building of the y. NJ c. A., in Cum
berland, Md, Tuesday. He went as
representative of the executive com
mittee of the Tri-State Y. NJ. c. A.
\ movement for the erection of
memorial to the University of Mary
land men who lost their lives in the
World War has been started by the
University Post of the American
Legion.
Cotton Pickers' Minstrel show.
Kappa Alpha Fraternity of the uni
versity gave it's cotton pickers' min
strel show for the marines at Guam
tico Monday night and were given
great reception by the large audi
ence of devil dogs. Pete Schrider,
Edward Lohse, Ted Olds and Kirk
Besley were the end men and Joe
Burger was interloCutor. Alvin
(Skeets) Parker was the pianist and
the chorus was made UP of John
.Hough, Charlie Pugh, Joe Seth, Har-
old Bonnet. d. Bonnet, Hugh Read
ing, Charlie Futterer, Bill Ward, w.
Hill, Paul Doerr. G. Phillips, {.
Sleasman. c. Shelton, D. Whelchel, c.
Geiger, H. Matthews, c. Miller, Ken
Coghill, Dick BlaCkiston and c. Bar
Der.
Kate Smith. Queen of the Blues;
Johnny Baldwin and Steve Garrity,
1.-TWO Blackbirds,' provided added at
fractions that made big hits.
Kappa Alpha is planning to give
its show in Washington before the
end of the school year.
Students of chemistry at the uni
versity are planning a chemical show
to be held next month. Exhibits and
demonstrations of the various
branches of chemical science will be
on display in the chemistry building
for the inspection of the public. Otto
L. II. Reinmuth is chairman of the
committee arranging for the exposi-
tion and is assisted by Arthur Bon
net.
Farmers Day Abandoned.
There will be no farmers day at
the university the last week in May.
Other public events scheduled to be
held at College Park have crowded out
the affair and the faculty committee
having the arrangements in charge
has decided that postponement
until next year Is advisable.
DR.. +. B. Bomberger, assistant di-
rector of the extension service, re-
Gently visited Salisbury, Snow Hill
and Princess Anne in the organiza-
tion of cooperative projects.
The Challenge of the Cross" a
pageant. was staged last Sunday by
the Y. W. G. a. and Y. NJ c. A. at
GerneauX Hall, before a large audi
ence. Betty Amos took the leading
role Others who took part in the
production were Maxine Heiss, Mary
Y Gork, Olive Wallace. Elizabeth Du-
vail, Clark Seibert, Earnest Walker,
Stewart Whaley and Norwood Thorn
ton. Katherine Baker, Stanleigh
Jenkins, Frances Wolfe, Eileen Glee-
son, Eben Jenkins and Austin Nc
Bride furnished the music
Students at Maryland are in favor
of the City and Suburban Railway
Co. of Washington instituting the
proposed bus service from Hyatts-
VILE to Laurel. A resolution favor
ing the project and urging the grant
ing of a permit was passed at
recent meeting of the students as
sembly.