Evening star., 1925-03-01
NATIONAL j. CLUBS
TO HAVE DEBATE
Muscle Shoals Question to Be
Argued by Two Groups
at University.

The Woodrow Wilson Club of Ma
tional University has selected it's
| speakers in the inter-society debate
| to be held at the school next week
with the Samuel F. Miller Debating
Society of National University.
The subject for the debate will be,
Resolved. That Muscle Shoals Should
Be Sold to Private Ownership" The
speakers for the Woodrow Wilson
Club will be Alva o. Hearne, Douglas
Sealy and Albert Vault. The Miller
Society has been holding try-out de-
hates for the purpose of selecting
speakers to represent It in the COM
ing debate and the names of the rep
resentatives chosen will be announced
| soon. Judges will be Representative
Gumbrill OF Maryland, Conrad H.
.Syme and a third Judge who is to be
tsecured by the Miller Society. Michael
J. Lane. president of the Woodrow
Wilson Club, will preside at the de-
batting exercises.
The Masonic Club of National Uni
versity has organized a temporary
law club for the purpose of planning
definite and organized program Of
study for those members of the Ma
tional University Masonic Club who
contemplate taking the bar examina-
tion in June. The president, Marquis
a
committee to arrange the weekly
schedule for the m meetings and to out
line the methods of study to be pur-
sued. The committee includes J. FL.
Wilmington, Earl G. Hendricks, j. G..
Mole cd and Peter J. Roster.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
club will be held Friday night at the
university. A special program has
been arranged and several prominent
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short talks.
National University Chapter Onez
Milholland) of the National Woman's
Party will hold a special meeting at
the university Wednesday night for
the purpose of discussing work that
has been assigned to the chapter for
the Spring, term by the officials OF
the student council of the National
Woman's Party. The chapter also
will take part In a testimonial Tues
day at headquarters.
Prof. Conrad N. Syme was toast
master at the annual banquet of the
Cy Prise Club Monday night at the
City Club. The affair was suggestive
of Washington's birthday in arrange
ments and decorations and there were
about 40 guests present. Miss Bertha
Richardson, club president, presided
and introduced Mr.. Syme. Prof. and
the special guests for the occasion
and Prof. Munter spoke briefly during
the evening Short talks were made
by a number of the club members. in
cluding Miss Elizabeth Emmons, MISS
Loyola NJ. Coyne, Miss Constance
Fogle, Mrs. Mae T. Peacock and Mrs.
Sarah Wheeler Sechrest. Mrs. Peacock
also sang a group of songs
A special meeting of the Phi Beta
y NJ .
University has been called by the
Chief Justice, John III: Wilmington, for
the purpose of selecting delegates to
represent the National University
Chapter at the national conference OF
the fraternity, to be held at the
chapter house OF the Georgetown
Chapter. 1922 Connecticut avenue,
during the latter part of March
The National University Yearbook
Eye Shingle," is nearing competitor
and will be in the hands of the stu
dents on record time this year. r. n.
Wood is editor-in-ch of the book.
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority OF
National University will hold initia-
ton ceremonies within the next two
weeks. Candidates recently pledged
will be initiated. The sorority VIII
sponsor the fourth of its popular
legal nights" during March. Miss
Elizabeth 8. EmmOnS is associate dean
of the sorority, and the other ofncers
are: Miss Edith NJ. Cooper, registrar
Miss Virginia M. Tweters, chancellor.
and Miss Marie A, Flynn, marshal.
Miss Flynn is also an official In the
national organization staff of the
sorority.
Prof. Constantine A. Chekrezi for
some time a member of National Uni
versity faculty, will leave during the
Spring for his native home, in AL
bania, where he will spend several
months. Prof Chekrezi has taught
history at the university and has act
ed as secretary of the College of
Finance and Business Administration
since the organization and addition OF
that department to the school
Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity Of Ma
tional University (Joseph Choate
Chapter) held an entertainment at
the Sigma Nu Phi Inn, 1852 N street.
Monday night. About $50 guests were
present.
Prof. Henry r. Rathbone is giving
series of lectures at National Uni-
, versity on the subject of oratory each
Saturday night.
The president of the freshman class
c. T. Robertson, last week appointed
a special committee to assist the reg
ular committee on student dances
which is arranging the dance to be
held at the City Club in April. Albert
Watt z. E. Ericsson, Douglas Sealey
and d. T. O'Brien compose the regular
committee, and the recently appointed
freshman committee includes Miss
Constance Fegel. J. Oliver Frank, N
A Gray and Arnold Johnson.