Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-08
NATIONAL j. TERM
TO END MARCH 10
Examination Dates Are An
nounced-LegaI Sorority
to Entertain.

The Winter term Of the National
University, both in the law depart
ment and tho college of finance and
business administration. will close
with examinations scheduled for
March IT, Is and 10. The Spring term
will begin Immediately after the ex-
aminations with number of new
courses.
The Kappa Beta ri Legal Sorority
of the university will entertain at tea
at the home of the associate dean,
Miss Elizabeth S. Emmons this after
noon, in honor of the pledges of the
sorority, who include Miss Bertha
Richardson, Miss Esther Martin, Miss
Eleanor Frear, Miss Blanche Kern
and Mrs. Edwina Avery. The initia-
ton ceremonies will be held within
the next two weeks. Kappa Beta
evening. Miss Emmons will preside.
Members of the June graduating
class have chosen as their class en-
blem ring bearing the seal of Ma
graduation. Edward Reinhart. treas
urer of the class, is in charge of the
orders.
WOmen's Group to Meet.
The Inez MilhoIland National Uni
versfty) Chapter of the National
Woman's Party will hold a business
meeting at the school Wednesday
night. The meeting has been called
by the chairman, Miss Loyola NJ.
Coyne, for a special report on the
ways and means program by the COM
mfttee in charge of that work. The
chapter is working on a number of
student projects in collaboration with
the other student chapters in the
nd linz
active program for the year.
The New York State Law Club is
holding regular meetings for the
purpose of organizing methods of
study for those who expect to take
the bar examination in New York
State in June. The plan has proved
popular with the students from New
York.
Fraternity Banquet.
The Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity
of the unive rsity will give a banquet
Wednesday night at the Franklin
Square Hotel A committee in charge
of the arrangements includes George
r. Martin, chairman; Euclid S. Elem
ing and w. II. Clampitt. The presi-
dent of the fraternity, Glenn o.
Hiatt, will preside, and a number of
prominent lawyers will be guests.
The honor guests will be the recently
initiated members of the fraternity.
The fraternity held initiation cere-
monies Monday evening at the club
rooms, at 1909 l. street Nine men
were taken into the organization.
The McAdoo Club of the university
will meet next week Efforts will be
made to get Mr.. McAdoo to address
the club during the Spring.
Masonic Club Meets.
It'll. q,
it's regular meeting Friday evening in
the old lower hall of the university.
Reports of committees were heard,
and after the business meeting the
social committee served refreshments
The club plans TO sponsor a numbe
of programs during the Spring to
which the public will be invited.
There also will be a number of social
affairs on the schedule.
Freshman class officers of the uni
versity announced last week that
they expect to make the annual
freshman dance, which is to be held
at the City Club April IS, the largest
social affair of the year. The ex-
ecutive committee of the class has
appointed special committees to as
sist the regular dance committee in
arranging for the affair. The upper
classmen will cooperate. Albert
Vault, vice president of the Junior
class, will assist the freshman COM
mittee in working out their plans,
and Lee F. Denton, treasurer of the
senior class. has been named by the
third-year president, d. ]. O'Brien, to
represent the senior class on the joint
social committee. Committees on
decorations, refreshments, invita-
lions and finance have been named
by the first-year officers, and the
chairmen of the various committees
will name their assistants and begin
work on the plans Immediately. This
will be the third of the series of class
dances to be held at the City Club
this year.
The Kappa Beta Ri Legal Sorority
of the university will sponsor another
of its popular legal nights" during
March. The speakers have not yet
been selected, but will include several
prominent lawyers of the District.
The open forum will be held after
the speaking, as has been customary
with the programs held this season.
The public will be invited to attend
the lectures.