Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-17
NATIONAL j. BODIES
LAUNCH ACTIVITIES
FraternitieS and Other
Groups Plan Programs for
Term-VeteranS Elect.

Orga animation activities At National
University. both in the Law School
and the School of Economics and Gov
eminent. now are on in full swing and
the past week has been marked by
meetings Of numberof the Greek
letter fraternitieS and other groups.
Among the organizations to launch
programs immediately upon the
opening of the Fall term is Omicron
Chapter. Kappa Beta ri Legal So
rority. At a meeting last week. pro-
gram for the year was formulated
and new officers were elected. Those
who will direct the affairs of the So
rority this year are:
Miss Kathryn Fancy. dean: Miss
Esther Martin. associate dean: Mrs.
Bertha r. Lane, registrar Miss Con
stance Fogle, chancellor, and Miss
Blanche Enterline, marshal. one fea-
ture of the work undertaken by the
sorority during the past year was the
awarding of a yearly scholarship to a
member of the present freshman class
The Cy Pres Club OF the university
held It's first regular meeting Of the
season Tuesday. An invitation was
extended to all woman students. non
members of the club to attend club
sessions as A step toward getting ac-
quainted with fellow woman students
of the university.
Glee Club Assembly.
The Glee Club again is apparently
on the Threshold OF successful sea
son and is particularly anxious to in
crease its membership. Students In
tereSted are asked to get i'm touch with
club officers.
A meeting of the National Univer-
sitv Chapter of the Disabled Amer
can Veterans was held Tuesday and
steps were taken toward mapping an
active schedule for tho year Officers
for the present school term were
elected.
OF particular interest in university
circles last week were the lectures on
Public Utilities" given by Nathaniel
T. Guernsey. vice president of the
american Telegraph & Telephone
co. Tho series of five lectures which
began Monday evening in the lower
hall Of the university building proved
of extraordinary value, school authori
ties said. not only from a legal point
OF view. but also In the speakers dis
CuSSiOn OF the economic aspects OF
public utilities and public service com.
panieS.
Plan Other Lectures.
University officials now are con
templating other lecture courses
Of similar nature during the current
academic year. Mr.. GuernSey'S lee
lures were we'll attended, not only by
students in the university. but by the
public as well. Members OF the Wash
ington bar were also in attenda
In the School of Economics and
Government, il is announced that the
course on Investments. given by DR..
William TT. S. Stevens. will be con-
tinued throughout the academic year
This course originally was intended
by school officials only as a Fall and
Winter term subject. The large at
tendance in the. course caused the
decision to continue 1t throughout the
year. This change. school officials eX-
plain, will give an opportunity for q
more detailed discussion and study of
the subject.
During the Winter term. DR. Ste
vens will conduct "A course in business
organization and administration and
advance registrations indicate that the
class will ne one Of the largest in the
School Of Economics and Government
William Boyd Craig. instructor in
Journalism and authorship. also has
taken charge OF the exceptionally large
classes in English | and English IL.