Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-05
NATIONAL j. LAW
STUDENTS ELECT
Choose G. W. Wright as Edi-
tor of School Publication.
Changes Made.

George W. Wright of the senior
class Of the National University Law
School was elected editor-in-ch chief of
the National University Law Review,
the legal publication published by the
students OF the law school of the uni
Versity at business meeting Of the
staff Of the publication Monday He
succeeds c. B. McCullar, outgoing
editor-in-chief of the magazine and
secretary to Justice Frederick L. Sid
dons of the District Supreme Court.
VINO left Thursday for his home at
MlIiedgeville, Ga to practice law.
Inc appointment of Mr.. Wright has
received the app oval OF Dean Charles
r. Carusi of the university, and he
has already taken up his new duties
he is prominent patent attorney
here. The other members of the Law
review STAFF are: D. J. Fuqua, bust
ness manager, recently elected TO fill
the vacancy caused by the resisna-
tlon or n. r. Stevenson; j. G. Mcleod
advertising manager; Earl G. Hend-
TICKS circulation manager, recently
erected TO take the place of Miss 10y
ola M. Coyne, and George r Martin,
treasurer.
First Issue Praised.
The editorial staff in charge OF the
Law Review this year has been mar
ing eforts to establish a permanent
Iesai puoilcation at the university to
take the place Of the old school news.
pepper formerly published by the stu
dents The first issue produced was
pronounced by prominent membres OF
the BAR as being very creditabIe The
next issue will be out in few weeks
Inc magazine will hereafter be under
FACULTY supervision, although sun
ported ana edited mainly by the stu
aeht oody. Prof. Stuart Lewis. pro
Iessor OF history and government in
the College OF finance and businss.
administration OF the university and
q prominent member of the local bar.
mas peen appointed as faculty rspre-
sentative of the staff Prof LAWS
also has been appointed as publicity
uirector OF the university to succeed
=. q. McCullar, esigned Prof. Lewis
10 d. FORMER newspaper man.
Legal Fraternity Meets.
NJ, special business meeting of the
I'M Beta Gamma legal fraternitv
Vas heId at the law school building
hursday night to discuss matters
IN connection with the Sprfnp onar
ing of the fraternity cIuhborss a.
Densoh addition near Cabin John
Bridge. The fraternity house at 1873
connecticut avenue also viii he
main tanned during the Summer hut
all OF the limitations and most OF tba
social affairs will be held at the
clubhouse. The club was established
iast year but is being enlarged and
p' TINS year. Tennis courts
and base ball diamond are being
prepared, a radio station Installed
ana considerable improvements in
the way of decorations and re-
modeling Of the clubhouse are taking
place.
delegates elected last week 70 the
national council of the fraternity
were given additional instructions.
me regular monthly meeting will he
held Friday night at s:45 O'clock in
the law school building.
Spring Hop, Planned.
The annual Spring hop" of the
| freshman class will be held AT tbe
city Club Saturday, April IS The
Following committee is in charge of
chairman; A S. Bonanno' W r
Martin, Miss Constance Fogle. Mrs
Nellie Stallemeyer. V. P. Russon. ].
A. Rossiter and NJ. G. Zamora
MhiIe 1t will be entirely a freshman
anair, all students Of the university
and their friends have been invited.
| and all classes are cooperating
with the committee to make II a,
success D. ]. O'Brien, president of
the senior class. is in active charge
or arrangements for the part that
MS class is TO take in the affair
Music will be furnished by Happy
Walkers Orchestra
Justice Frederick L. Siddons, senior
member of the law faculty, who was
granted a leave of absence several
| weeks ago on account of illness, has
returned from Florida and is ex-
pected to resume his lectures in bills
notes and negotiable instruments to-
, morrow night
Elaborate preparations are being
! made for the annual ladies night
of the National University Masonic
Club. Marquis T. Albertson is presi-
dent of the club and the ladies' night
affair each Spring is one OF the most
popular of the years social affairs
This years affair will be held at the
Mount Pleasant Lodge hall the latter
part of April.