Evening star., 1925-02-01
UNIVERSITY ISSUES
LEGAL MAGAZINE.
Publication Is Departure
From Those Previously
Prepared at College.

The National University Law Re-
view made it's initial appearance last
week and has been delivered to the
students and faculty.
The magazine is a departure from
style and form of magazines previous
" put out at the university. this
being a strictly legal publication.
There will be three other issues dur
ing the present ScS-~nl year. A sub
scription campaign is beiS:G launched.
The editorial staff includes: 2 B.
McCullar editor in chief; H. Stephen
son, business manager; Miss Loyola
NJ. Coyne, circulation manager; J. G..
Mcleod, advertising manager. and
George r. Martin. treasurer. An
editorial council includes l.. d. Waller,
Miss Margaretta NJ. Campbell and
Earl G.. Hendricks. A corps of as
sistant editors, appointed by the
editor in chief, is composed of w. J.
Byrne. Euclid S. Fleming. George R.
Martin, Alva O. Hearne, Frank
Rotello, George w. Wright and Miss
Elizabeth 5. Emmons. Several as
sistant editors are yet to be appointed
and will be named by the editor and
the editorial council on the basis of
merit for research work done for the
magazine.
Annual banquet Held.
me annual banquet or the Pnl
Beta Cana Legal Fraternity of Ma
tional University was held last night
at Harvey's, the fraternity having
Justice Charles H Robb of the Court
of Appeals as the guest of honor. The
annual banquet was this year in
charge of George w. Wright, Joseph
Giovanni and w. T. Gier, a special
committee appointed by the chief
justice for the occasion.
I, l. 1,
fraternity were present. j. II. Whit
tington, chief justice, acted as toast
master, and after-dinner speeches
were made by Judge Robb, George
Wright, Michael ]. Lane and c. B.
McCullar. \ number of candidates
were initiated.
At a business meeting of the Faba
Club of the College of Finance and
Business Administration of National
University, Monday night, oliver X.
Smith. president, named a special
committee to arrange Il number of
programs to be given by the club
this Spring
Sorority is Planned.
a local sorority probably will be
created by the Woman students in the
College of Finance and Business Ad-
ministration of National University
during this term. There is a greater
number of women enrolled in this de-
partment of the school than ever be-
-afore, and at meeting called last
week by Miss Lillian J. Peters, it was
decided that a sorority would be a
factor for good in the school.
The Masonic Club of National Uni
versity will give its fifth annual ban
quet at the Raleigh Hotel February
Il. Edwin d. Detwiler, past presi-
dent, is chairman of the committee on
arrangements. A number of promi-
nent Masons in the District will be
guests of the club. Marquis T. Al
bertson, newly installed president of
the club, will act as toastmaster.
There is movement on foot to
establish a post of the American
Legion at National University. The
idea has met with considerable in
terest among the students. due to
the fact that there Is great num-
Der of eX-service men enrolled, both
in the law school and in the College
of Finance and Business Administra ton.
The Cy Prez Club of National Uni
versity held its annual election of
officers at a meeting Tuesday night
Miss Bertha Richardson of the sec
ondyear class was elected president,
Miss Evelyn Jarvis vice president;
Miss Stockney secretary, Miss Ed
wilma Avery treasurer. Miss Eleanor
Frear sergeant-at-arms, and Miss
Blanche Kern correspondent Miss
Kern is retiring president, The new
president will call a meeting during
the next week for the purpose of
naming committees to take charge of
the Spring activities of the club.
Junior Prom Scheduled.
The junior prom, annual social af-
fair a National University, will be
held at the City Club Saturday night.
A committee in charge of the dance
includes D. j. OBrien, George r.
Martin, Douglas Sealey, Lee F. Den
ton and Albert Vault
The Woodrow Wilson Club is hold
ing series of rehearsals for the de-
bate to be held during the Spring
with the Miller Debating Society,
The Miller Society won all honoYs in
an inter-society debate at the uni
Versity during the Fall term, and the
debate with the Woodrow Wilson
Club will be for the purpose of
awarding the school honors for the
year to the organization making the
best debating and oratorical record
during the year. Michael j. Lane is
president of the Woodrow Wilson
Club and Frank Verdi is the newly
elected president of the Miller So
ciety.
Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity OF
che National University held initia-
uon ceremonies last Wednesday night
at the Sigma Nu Phi Inn, 1852 N
street. A number of candidates were
initiated. Charles D. Demarest, jr.. is
chancellor of the fraternity.
The Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority
OF National University gave a dance
at the City Club last night. This be-
gins a series of social affairs to be
given by the sorority during the
Spring months. The sorority Is spon-
soring a series of lectures by promi-
nent attorneys during the Spring.
The Inez Milholland Memorial Chap
ter of the National University held an
election of chapter officers at the
school on Monday night. Miss LoyoIa
M. Coyne was elected chairman, Miss
Evelyn Jarvis first vice chairman,
Miss Bertha Richardson second vice
chairman, Miss Russell NJ Richards
secretary, and Miss Constance Fog
lem, treasurer.
The moot court sessions at Ma
tional University continue to at
tract numbers of visitors each week
Judge Glenn Willett presides, and the
trials have proved interesting to
both participants and visitors during
the years The case to come up Tues
day involves larceny after trust.
Counsel for the defense will be E. "
Coons. E. c. Thomas and Homer F.
Cooper, and prosecuting attorneys
will be, L. D. Waller, ]. J. Ardigo and
y