Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-08
n. j. JUNIOR CLASS
CONSIDERED A HIT
SeCond-Year Class Sponsors
Social Success-Univer-
sity's Leading Activities.

sity's Leading Activities.
The annual junior prom of the second
year class of National University last
night at the City Club, assembled the
largest number of students of any
social affair of the season. The dance
was in charge of committee headed
by Albert Vault, and composed of
r. b. Ericsson, Lee F. Denton and Miss
Edith Cooper, each of whom headed
subcommittee appointed for the ar
rangements of details in connection with
the dance. A number of guests from
other Washington colleges were present,
together with numbers of other friends
of the students
The freshman dance will be given at
the City Club, April IS. The same
committee will be in charge and sub
committees will be appointed by Glenn
ent t. Robertson, president of the first
year class.
The Miller Debating Society of the
university, which held a recent election
~ officers for the Spring term, will re-
sumo regular activities this week it
was announced by Frank Verdi. new
president. Debates and legal discus
sion will be held each Saturday night,
and number of debates with other
National University organizations and
oratorical contests will be held. The
Miller Society holds all oratorical honors
of the school at present, having won
these at an inter-society debate last
term.
The new president has appointed the
following committees for the terms ac-'
tivities: Executive, j. L. Rogers, chair
fa
son and Knott Appointment, ]. L.
Schatzow, chairman; Hickman and
Benny. Program, L. NJ Bodner. chair
man; Selby, Armstrong and Brecht
Publicity. Z. l.. Seitz. chairman; Can
field and Martin.
'Ye Shingle," National University
yearbook. is rapidly being made
ready fer the press. r. y. Wood,
editorin chief, has appointed COM
mitteeS in each class and organiZa-
ton at the university, and it is eX-
pected the work will be done in
record time Miss Lillian J. Peters
and Olive Palmer will be assistants
in the business department. Joseph
4. Giovanni. is business manager of
the yearbook and George r. Martin
is treasurer.
Address by Attorney Given.
Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given addressed members of the
Kappa Bata Pi Legal Sorority of
National University at a meeting
Tuesday night. on several phases of
legal work in the courts.
\ new chapter of national
Masonic fraternity will be installed
at National University this week.
Miss Loyola Coyne, chairman of the
National University Gnez Milholland)
Chapter OF the National Woman's
Party, has appointed committees to
meet this week and complete plans
for the years work in the chapter.
Miss Evelyn Jarvis is vice chairman
of the chapter; Miss Bertha Richard
son, second vice chairman: Miss
Russell Richards, secretary; Miss
Constance Fogge. treasurer. and Miss
Nita Human, Sergeant-at- arms.
The fifth annual banquet of the
National University Masonic Club
will be given at the Raleigh Hotel
February 81. A number of prominent
Masons of the District will be guests
of the club at that time and viii
make short talks Marquis T. Albert
son, president of the club, will act
as POSTMASTER. ARA ngements for
the banquet are in charge of "a com
mittee headed by Edwin u. Detwiler,
past president.
Sigma Nu Phi fraternity of Ma
tional University is joining with
other local chapters of the fraternity
in the preparation for tho annual
Founders Day banquet at the Lee
House February II. National Uni
versity Chapter will hold its regular
business meeting during the next
week at Sigma M Phi Inn, 1852 \
street northwest, at which time a
number of candidates will be pledged.
Make Plea for Bus Line.
National University students pre-
scented last week to the Public Util-
tiles Commission petition bearing
several hundred signature of stu
dents and faculty asking that bus
line which can conveniently include
the school as one of its stops be ar
ranged. Albert Vault OF the second
year class was the representative Of
the students, and was assisted in get
ting up the petition by members of
the faculty.
The Cy PREF Club of National Uni
versity held a candy bazaar at the
school last week. Miss Elizabeth
Emmons was chairman of the commit
tee In charge. The club will hold
its regular business meeting at
school Tuesday night. Miss Bertha
Richardson was recently elected
president of the organization.
Representative Henry r. Rath
bones popular lectures on Trial
Tactics" are proving to be even more
popular this year than ever before.
He has been giving them for a num-
Der of terms. and each term finds
the class filled to capacity and Wis
itors coming in for the lectures.
A special meeting of the Faba Club
of the college of finance and business
administration of National University
will be called this week by President
oliver X. Smith.
A post of the American Legion Will
be installed at National University
during the present term. The mat
ter has been under consideration for
some time by the students, many of
whom are ex-service men. The only
organizatio for exservice men in the
school at present is a chapter of the
Disab led American Veterans, of which
B. NJ. Hedrick is president
The woman students in the college
of finance and business administration
of National University have COM
pleted plans for the installation of
local sorority in the business depart
ment 1t will be petitioned for and
installed during the Spring. Miss
Lillian Peters and Mrs. Andrew Her
Its are in charge of the arrangements.