Evening star., 1925-11-08
HOME COMING DAY
At COLLEGE PARK
AI|-Day Program Arranged
for Saturday, When Alumni
Will Return.
Special Dt-patch To The star.

COLLEGE PARK. Md. November L.
4 program that viii occupy the
entire day has been arranged for
homecoming day at the University Of
Maryland next Saturday. While the
M" club, cf which Burton Ford of
COLLEGE Park ia president. Richard
Dixon of Baltimore. vice president
and Geary Eppley Of the university
is secretarN.treas asurer. is in charge Of
tie affair. the day will be one Of
cele hratlon for all alumni.
Tho complete list of events follows:
am. and all day-Grain show.
under the auspices OF the 4eronomy
department, in Agricultural Building.
am. and all day-F'lower and
fruit show, under the auspices of the
horticultural department, assisted by
nearly growers. in greenhouse This
exhibit also will be open all day Sun
day. November Is.
am. and all day-Exhibit by Col
leSe OF Home Economics. in Agricul-
tural Building.
p.m.-Foot ball game. Washington
and Lee University ". University of
MARYLAND. with comedy stunts be
tween halves.
; p.m.-Meeting of The M" Club. al
which officers for coming year will be
elected
$50 Dinner. under the aus
pices "f The M Club. in the univer-
sity dining hall
. p.m.-Dance. under auspices of tho
M" club. in Ritchio Gymna sium.
II Burton Shiplcy is chairman Of
The committee in charge Of the dance
while Charles LEROY Mackert is head
of the dinner committee.
Attend Economic ParIey.
NJ. Marie Mount. dean Of the Col
lese of Home Economics: Mrs. c. P
Welsh. foods and nutrition instructor.
Mrs. NJ. {. MCFarla nd. clothing and
textile instructor. and Edna McNauch-
ton. president Of the Vocational Home
Economics of Maryland attended the
conference of home economics staffs of
the various colleges. which was held
in Philadelphia this week. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to work out
the objective in teaching home eco
nomicS
At a recent meeting of the graduate
council. five students were accepted
as candidates for the Phi. D. degree.
They are V. r. Boswell, D. c. Lichten-
walder. r. Il. Mckibbin. f. B. Starkey
and c. L. White.
Maryland is pleased over being
placed an the approved list of the As
sociation of American Universities. the
highest accredited list in the country.
and Dr. G. O. Appleman, dean of the
graduate school. who was chairman of
the committee that placed the data
before the examining commission. is
receiving the congratulations Of his
fellow workers At the university.
Maryland Chapter of Alpha Zeta.
national agricultural fraternity has
initiated Paul Bauer Lionel Newcomer
and John Faber.
Field hockey. although not officially
recognized ~ the university, has been
adopted by 2 small group OF girls.
Among the enthusiasts are Mildred
Winner. Margaret McMinimy. Mary
York. Geneva Reich. Make Heiis and
Irene Mead. 1t is hoped 10 eventually
make the game A varsity sport.
Rife Match Planned.
Coed rifle shooters of the university
will have their first competition of the
season when telegraphiC match is
held with University of Michigan No
yember IS. More girls are trying for
the team this year than ever before.
Old members of the squad are Julia
Louis BehrinG, captain: Dorothy Muir
ray. manager; Thelma Winkjar. Mar
tha Sims. Alma Essex, Helen BeNerle.
Betty Amos, Mary Jane McCurdy and
Frances Gruver.
Newcomers are: Margaret Temple,
Flea nor F'reeney, Frances Norton.
Ella Powell. Eileen Flynn. Elizabeth
Corkins, Ann Hoffman, Ruth Barnard,
Louise Marlowe, Elizabeth Miller.
Naomi Morris, Elizabeth Bean. Ma
rian Mitchell, Thelma Elliot, Connie
Church, Harriet Little, Anita Peters,
Jeanette Sugar, Grace Warner, Ruth
Barron. Mildred Bennett, Clemencfa
Ganse. Florence Baldwin. Irene Tip
petit. Nova Thompson, Ann Matthews,
Frances Maisch. Marcia Pierce. Mil
dred Hislop, Dorothy Finch. Lucille
Fowler, Elizabeth Grive, Virginia
SturSis. Hazel kreider. Margaret
| Mitchell. Grace I'emp, Isabel Mccoy
and Grace Lighter.
Eight were admitted 10 membership
in the Public Speaking Club at the
last meeting of the organization.
They are: Joe McGloDe. Cecil Propst,
Kenneth Petrie. Walter Chapman,
/ Frank Witter, Alexander Muzzy. Bar-
ry Porten and William S. Hill. Inter
est and ability in public speaking are
standards by which candidates are