Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-19
c. v. i. STUDENTS
PLAN FOR 'vODOv|L'
Fraternities and Sororities
Special ContributorS-NeW
Faculty Member Welcomed.

George Washington University
students are turning their efforts to-
ward what is termed a "Vodovil
show. The affair is scheduled to take
place May 1 and will be held in the
gymnasium. Proceeds from the en-
tertainment will be turned over to
the gymnasium equipment fund.
Practically all university interests
and activities are centered in the
show, which is under the direction of
II. Watson Crum.
The university fraternities and
sororities are furnishing the various
acts. Tryouts are under way. having
been started Friday. Practically all
organizations have submitted acts.
TT. Watson Crum, director of ath-
letics; Marguerite Daily and Graham
Fly of the student body, are in charge
of the affair. The "Vodovil'' show
takes the place of the annual May
Carnival which was given up last
year.
New Faculty Member Announced.
The announcement that DR.. Stephen
Fanaretoff, minister from Bulgaria,
will be added to the faculty of arts
and sciences next fall, has been well
received in general.
DR.. Panaretoff has formerly taught
at Robert College, Constantinople,
Turkey. His lectures and quizes will
be given three times a week. Near
East problems will be taken up. The
appointment of DIR. Panaretoff was
made at a meeting of the board of
trustees last Thursday and is in keep
ing with the general expansion of the
university policy toward the upbuild-
ing of a stronger course in govern
mental and foreign policy topics.
President Lewis proposal to make
Judge William A. Maury memorial
library part of Stockton Hall, the
new $250,000 law school in course of
construction.
Judge Maury was for "a years
lecturer and professor in law at Column
bis College. The trustees authorized
the expenditure of funds for furniture
and books for the new library, which
will be on the fourth floor of Stockton
Hall and will be ready by next fall. A
fund will be started for books for the
library.
q. w. L. Graduate Honored.
The appointment of Ruth NJ Pope,
G. w. u. graduate, as dean of wom-
en- at Bates College has been noted in
the university. Announcement is
made of the appointment of Leon NJ
Esta brook, another George Washing
ton alumnus, as being in charge of the
Worl Agricultural Congress, to take
place in Rome, Italy.
The university is sending samples of
work done in the department of archi-
lecture. arts and science, to the Allied
Art Exposition, to be held in the Grand
Central Palace, New York City. this
Spring. Several American colleges are
sending work which will be on exhibit
IoS H. ~.
institutions.
The Philippinensian Society held a
philippine night" in Corcoran Hall
last night. An interesting program,
which included an address by Prof
Charles e. Hill, dances and music,
was presented.
short holiday was enjoyed last
week, the Easter recess being held
from Friday until Tuesday. During
the recess Miss Linda Jane Kincan-
non, university registrar, attended the
meeting of the registrars at the Uni
versity of Colorado.
Athletic Activities.
University athletic activities in ten
mis-, track and field sports, rifle shoot
ing and golf are in full swing. The
track team is sending a relay team to
Philadelphia to the Penn relay games.
1t is expected. The university has
won each year during the past five
years in its class at Franklin Field.
Coach II. Watson Crum is starting
Spring foot ball practice again on
Monday. Twenty-Five candidates have
been out for the team this Spring. The
Introduction of the freshman and mi
gratory rule announced for next year
is expected to hit athletics hard. Con-
siderable activity is being directed to
developing freshman teams as a con-
sequence.