Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
N. j. TO GRADUATE
/. ITS LARGEST CLASS
Diplomas to Be Awarded at
Annual Commencement
Wednesday, June 10.

The largest graduating class in the
history of National University will re-
ceive diplomas at the annual COM
mencement exercises Wednesday, June
10. in the auditorium of Central High
School.
Graduates Of the Law School will
receive the degrees of bachelor or
laws, master of laws. master of patent
law, doctor of jurisprudence and doc
tor of civil law. The doctorates Will
be given those students who, in add
ton to having completed the regular
law courses, are college graduates and
have maintained high scholarship rec
ords and have written theses. Grad
yates of the College of Finance and
Business Administration will be given
the degrees of bachelor of CONNER
cial science and bachelor of science.
Vice Chancellor Carusi will preside
at the exercises.
Legal Fraternity Prize Offer.
Beta Chapter of the Phi Beta
Gamma Legal Fraternity will award
a gold medal annually to Il member
of the organization receiving the de-
gree of bachelor of laws at each COM
mencement who has attained the
highest standing during his three
years.
way by the Phi Beta Gammas for the
garden party to be given at the coun-
try lodge of the chapter AT Cabin
John Bridge. This will mark the Off
cial opening of the lodge for the Sum
mer season. The house is being COM
pleteIy renovated and the grounds are
being put in order. Plans approved
by the chapter call for the enlarge
ment of the swimming beach and the
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AT d recent meeting of the fraternity
retiring Chief Justice Wilmington
| spoke of the duties of the organiza-
| ton during the Summer months.
| Prof. Godfrey l.. Munter will give
the course on the preparation of legal
/ documents during the extension term
of the Summer session of the Law
School in September. This course will
/ be followed by one on statutory RENE
dies, with the District code as refer
ence, to be given by Prof. Theodore
| PeySer.
Maryland Club In Prospect.
| Stephen O'Dea of the first year ella SIS
| is planning a meeting to be held before
the close of the academic year for the
purpose of organizing a Maryland
| Club. A large percentage of the stu
dents of the university come from
Maryland and it is anticipated that
| the organization of such a club will
be followed by the formation of clubs
by students of other States who have
a large representation at the univer
| city.
The editorial staff of Ye Shingle. the
| student annual of National Uniyer
| sity, announced last week that this
years edition will be issued before
commencement. 1t will contain pic
| lures of all of the members of the fac
ulty and graduating classes and uni
versity organizations
Alvey Society Wins Debate.
The Richard H Alvey Debating So
ciety, holding the affirmative of the
question, Resolved, That Federal
Judges Should be Subject to Recall,
recently won the debate with it's sis
ter organization at National Univer
Sity, the Samuel f. Miller Society The
Alvey debaters were Jerome Kauf
man, Miss Z. S. Steel and E. F. Gary
while Harold r. Stephenson, ]. Cor
don Garfield and Roy Ives, repre-
sented the Miller Society. The judges
Col. John y. Joyce and Prof. Glenn
| Willett. selected j. Gordon Garfield as
the best speaker and gave second hon
ors to Miss E. S. Steel.
l SHdilcS 1IcitdI est VI lHe JOSeDn II
Choate Chapter of Sigma NJ Phi Law
| Fraternity has returned from st
Louis, where he attended the recent
sessions of the high court of chancery
of that organization. Two Washing
ton attorneys were made national off
GERS of the organization, Paul Hansen
being chosen grand custodian of the
SEAL and David d. Caldwell, lord high
chancellor.
The pledge degree was conferred
upon four neophytes, Fitzgerald
Myrtle, Waters and Buzzard, by
Choate Chapter, Wednesday night
Their initiation will be completed a,
the last meeting of the academic year
Wednesday, June 80.
The Sigma Nu Phis will complete
the social activities of the year with
a commencement dance, to be giver
the early part of June at the inn
The class in political theories
taught by Prof. Constantine A. Che
krezi, former Albanian commissioner
to the United States, which has beer
meeting an extra hour each week, has
completed the work for the term. This
has been one of the largest classes il
the College of Finance and Business
Administration.
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