Evening star., 1926-11-21
C. ". i. FACULTY
! PLANS BUSY WEEK
Missions to Academic Gath.
erings and Educational
Conferences Announced.>

rious departments Of George Washing
ton University are to be unusually &C
tive during the week on missions rep
resentihg the institution at academic
gatherings or attending large educa
tfonal conferences. President Will
liam Mather Lewis will speak in New
York City on Saturday at the annua
meeting Of the Interfraternity Coun
Gil
On Friday and Saturday William G
Ruediger Of Teachers College vii
represent the university at the Mid
die States and Maryland Association
meeting. to be held in Buffalo. n. Y
In addition to speaking in New York
DIR. Lewis will address the Federation
OF Parent Teacher Associations OF
Baltimore County at Towson. Md. al
the annual meeting this week IN tne
State Normal School at Towson, Nd
Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle will at
tend the Modern Language Associa
ton meeting, which will be helo ~
PHILADELPHIA at the end Of the week
He and DIR. Lewis recently ATTENDED
the annual meetings Of the Urban Uni
yersity Association at Brown Unlver
sity in Providence, r. l.
Prof. Bolwell Going to Ohio.
Prof. Robert W. Bolwell represents
the university at the Tooth annlver
cary of the founding Of Western Re
serve University at Cleveland, Ohio
Dean William Cline Borden or the
Medical School attended the annua
meeting of the Southern Medical AS
ISOLATION at Atlanta. Ga.
plans are under way for the
THANKSGIVING day activities. Ton1or
row the students Of public speaking
co,,rses. under the direction OF Df
George Farnham, will take over the
chanel exercises. The annual Tnanks
giving day chapel exercises. under tne
direction of Dr. Jason Noble flerce
will be held Wednesday. A stuoon'
rally will be held at chapel IN olur.
to create interest in the ThanKs8lv11ns 1
day foot ball game with Catnoi'' ~"
yersity at Brookland.
The Order Of the Coli. ieaolhs noi. :,
orary legal fraternity, was lnstaueu ~ =
the university on THURSDAY nisn' rs,,,,' o.
hanouet held at the University C!up
p,.of Walter Wheeler Cook OF 1ale
University attended and installed tht
chanter which includes the members
of the faculty of the Law Scnool
ha.d dad nv Dean William &. van iech
president William Mather Lewis "as
the guest of honor. =. A.. orde,
The charter members OF the orMel 9s !
of the Colt are faculty memoeIS. @
students whose high honors IN schola.
.hin entitle them to membership, al
aiso taken into the organization. froi
1Iharles s. Collier, Helen Newman a,lu
prof Hector G.. Spaulding We're tne
members Of the committee IN ciia Z. ,
Twentv-two leading institutions III e .ne
Trnited states have chapters OIL 'h'
order of the Golf.
Debate Preparations Maoe.
Jrnusnal preparations are under way
fo. +he annual international deDate
November 90, between George "1sn
;ngton University and Cambridge Ohi'
,.nrsitv which will be held in the UNI
vers,ty gymnasium. klrtiaho,
,ior,son and Trimble will represent,
tho university, while Cambridge WI,
hn renresented by w. G. Fordham OF
Magdalene College, II. G. q. Ferhin1
of Trinity Hall. and A. l.. s Hu.c,iis
son of Christ College. -Four huiloi E"
seats have been reserved.
The first Of the women's debates
was held Friday night in CorcorAIl
Hall Cornell University co'eds weIe
artartained. The question for oeDate
was the adoption of uniform marriage
and divorce laws for the Uhlteu
The annual "vodivil' show will be
held on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights Of this week. According TO az
vance notices there are a. NUMBER OF
unusually attractive acts, mace up
from various fraternity ana sorority
The Harvard University Law Re
view carries an article by Prof. ALVIN
y. Evans of the George washington
University Law School, entitled res
tamentary Republication The johns
Hopkins University Press mas fecent
~ issued book by Prof. Samuei +;
Remis of the department OF poiltlcal
science, which includes the Albert
shaw lectures given by Prof. Bemls
at Johns Hopkins, and entltieo
"Pinckney's Treaty" *.
Advantages Outlined.
The lectures outline the advan
tages derived by the Umted States
from Europe's distress curing the
period from 1888 to 1900.
Theta Delta Chi celebrated the
opening of it's new fraternity mouse
with q tea. The house is situated at
1924. l street, and marks distlnc'
step in the policy of fraternities own
ing property nearer the university.
1.-THE Whole Towns Talking VIII
be presented on Friday night In the
gymnasium by the players.
This is the first of series of OFFER
ings to be given during the year. An.
nouncement is made that the annual
foot ball dance will be held in the
gymnasium on the night OF Decem
ber 8.
lMal GAM npECCQNcC