Evening star., 1926-01-24
Bic ENRQI.! .!t.lENT
FORECAST At GNU.
Record Figures Expected al
Second Semester Opening.
Student Activities Outlined.

George Washington University -
looking forward TO the opening al the
second semester Tor record figures in
ne m;dyear entering class. More than
,.- -1-~ -t-sle,ts are expected to en-
r.- rhe various deparfrents. This Is
100 in excess Of previous registrations
Tor the second hail year.
While The examination pcrioi~
started in All departments last wee5>
the registration for work III th" ne"
semester was unusually heavy. The
REGISTRARS office points 10 the e,
-i,at Washington high school students
I'm numbers have enrolled and are en-
rolling for the classes which starr
February T.
The university announces that IL
he department Of arts and sciences
new courses Will he offered IN adluN.
:sfra1ion and supervision. methods ~
munitv urgunizatior.
Directors OF Special Courses.
Dr. p. e.. Bliss principal Of the
Trenton. Y. H. Normal school, viii
Zach the administration and super
vision courses This class viii be or
Eanized February =. Miss Edna +.
NCEaughIun. in charge of rCunonlic>
curses in the Maryland Agriculture
.'ollege. and ith-Hughes, supervisor
for Maryland, viii teach the home &c"
nonics courses. Dorsey w. HYDE ana
Darrell II. Smith will teach the com
munity organization courses.
President William Mather Lewis
VIII be in Cincinnati, ohio. WedneS-
dav, speaking there before the com
lined women's clubs. lie spoke a.
Detroit last week and was present al
The inauguration OF DR.. Zook at the
University OF Akron and at the meet
ing of college executives.
Vernon Brewster. alumni secretary.
i in New York City aiding the alumni
there III a drive for the building ana
endowment fund.
In November the Chicago alumni
added s.. 500 to the amount they had
contributed earlier Last Wednesday,
he San Francisco Club held a lunch
con. at which time plans for promot-
ing the interests Of the university on
he Pacific Coast We're discussed.
Alumni Luncheon Scheduled.
The regular luncheon Of the Wash
ington Alumni Association VIII be
held at the La Fayette Hotel on Sat
1rtlay. January 50 Mrs Mitchell Car
roll will talk on The Trail Of The
Prehistoric She Will tell of her
-ecent trip through southern Europe.
Considerable interest il being shown
in the selection of the Women'S debat-
rg team. At the recent rryouts Ruth
Newburn. Helen Miller. Willie Ken
redy. Irene Kushner Alice HainS.
Margaret Daily, Phoebe Morrison and
Vivian Simpson were chosen.
Both Vivian Simpson and Ruth
Newburn have gained envlable repu-
atoms in debate ami oratory. Miss
EeWburn was runner-up in the high
~chool national oratorlCal contest q
year ago Miss Simpson represented
the university in the debate with On
ford University last Fall.
The Wornen's team will meet repre-
sentatives from Hunter College. Cor
nell University. University Of Wes'
Virginia and the University Of Pitts
burgh. Teams from George Wash
ington will journey TO New York and
ithaca for Hunter College and Cor
nell debates The dates have not
faen selected.
DR.. Daniel L. Borden and oliver c.
Fox of the university medical faculty
had interesting papers before the
George Washington University Medi-
~ The discussion
With the date Of February % set for
the alumni Midwinter convocahhn
and the speaker. DR.. Frank Aydelett"
Of Swarthmore. chosen, student plans
Tor junior week are nearing compIe-
iion.