Evening star., 1925-01-18
NEW CLASSAT n. j.
PROVING SUCCESS
Short Story Writing Added
TO Curriculum With w. B.
Craig Instructor.

One of the most interesting of the
classes being conducted at National
University during the Winter term is
the course in short-story writing
added to the curriculum of the Col
lege of Finance and Business Admin
istration. Prof. William Boyd Craig.
journalist, is the instructor and the
classes are being held Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons at 4:45 o'clock.
The Kappa Beta Fl legal sorority of
the university entertained at tea last
Sunday at the Sigma Nu Phi Inn, 1852
y street. This was one of the
largest social affairs to be given by
the sorority since the opening of the
school season. Mrs. Sarah Wheeler
SeiCrest received the guests and Mrs
Pearl Bellman Klein, chapter dean,
presided at the tea table. The guests
included woman students and mem
bers of the Sigma Nu Phi fraternity.
Special Meeting Called.
A special business meeting Of the
OmicrOn Chapter of Kappa Beta Pi
legal sorority of National University
has been called by Dean Pearl Bell
man Klein and will be held at the
home of Miss Catherine Rainey We'd
nesday evening.
Kappa Beta Pi legal sorority is
including in its list of Spring activi-
ties a series of legal lectures, the
first two Of which were given re-
Gently by Miss Pearl NJ Mccall, as
sistant district attorney, and Miss
Jeanette Ezekiels, chief probation
officer of the Juvenile Court After
the lectures an open form for legal
questions was held with Mrs Pearl
Bellman Klein presiding The next
of this series of lectures will be held
in February
Miss Catherine Rainey, chairman of
the social committee of the National
University Kappa Beta ri Sorority. has
announced that the sorority will enter
tain with dance at the City Club Jan
uary 81.
The Cy Prez Club or National Uni
Versity gave its annual tea last Sunday
evening at the clubrooms of the Dis
trict League of American Pen Women
Prof. Taylor of the Washington Col
lsse OF Law made a talk, and the pro-
gram was supplemented by several
nuslca numbers. Miss Constance FogIe
Is chairman of the social committee,
which was in charge of the tea.
Students and faculty figured prom
inently in the meeting Tuesday eve
ming. at the Raleigh Hotel, of the Ma
tional Democratic Club The retir-
ing president, DR.. Albert +. Putney.
is member of the law school faculty
OF National University, and the stu
dents have taken an active part in
the work Of the club. The new pres
ident, Frederick ?. Myers, is profes-
sor of political theories and political
parties at National University. He
VIII hold a conference this week with
the officers of the Democratic Club of
National University for the purpose
OF planning program for the year
Officers to Be Installed.
The recently elected officers of the
National University Masonic Club
Will be installed at a joint installa-
ton meeting with the other Masonic
clubs in the District Tuesday. The
new officers are NJ. Q. AIbertson, pres
tdent; ]. II. Pigg. vice president;
Peter J. Roster, secretary; J. II.
Bredenhough, treasurer; Paul Elkins,
chaplain; L. l.. Bailey, marshal. and
Paul Wyand. herald The retiring
president is Charles A. Demarest. ir
The Masonic Club will hold its annual
banquet February 81 this year The ar
ransements are in charge of a commit
tee headed by Edwin D. DetwiIer. past
president of the club. Speakers for the
occasion will include prominent Masons
in the District.
Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity of National
University had its first initiation of the
present school term at the Sigma Nh
Phi Inn, 1852 y street, Wednesday eve
nlng. Those initiated were Peter J.
hoster, Augustus and Frank Bananno.
T. b. Henry, A. L. Duncan and A. w.
Clayton. Charles D. Demarest, chan
cellor, presided Other officers Of the
fraternity are: J. W. Baldwin, first vice
chancellor; Andrew J. Barrett, second
vice chancellor; John H Young, master
of the rolls: Vivian E. Graves, registrar
of the exchequer, ard John H Pigg.
marshal. The fraternity will have an
interesting social program for the sea-
son.
The annual dance Of the junior class
OF National University will be held at
the City Club February Z Albert Vault
rs chairman Of the social committee.
and will be assisted by Douglas Seaiey
and Lee F. Denton.
The Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity of
National University will hold its first
business meeting since the opening of
school for the Winter term at the new
clubrooms at 1909 L street Tuesday
evening. Chancellor Glenn O'Hiatt will
preside.
The Miller Debating Society will meet
this week to complete the schedules and
program of the activities of the society
for the Spring term.