Evening star., 1926-04-04
PROMS TO FEATURE
PROGRAM At c. i.
Law and Foreign Service
Schools to Inaugurate Post
Easter Activities.

Marking the close of the brief
Easter vacation allowed the students
of the professional departments of
Georgetown University, the law and
foreign service school proms Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, respect
lively, will start a series of post
Easter affairs that will keep socially
inclined students busy until com
mencement day. These two proms,
each of which viii be held at the
Mayflower Hotel. will be followed by
the senior college dance the evening
of April 16. four days after the col
legians return from their Easter va
cation.
The second annual &c" dinner, in
honor of Georgetown athletic teams,
will be held April 90 and will attract
fully 500 undergraduates and alumni.
Lou Little, head coach is in charge
of arrangements.
For the law school prom Wednes-
day the sophomore evening and
junior morning classes are combining
TO make the event one Of the biggest
successes in the social annals of the
school.
Committees in Charge.
Thomas Sweeney is chairman of
the junior section of the prom com
mittee and is being assisted by Joseph
Dideo. Robert Gormley, Leonard
Hodgkin, William Sandusl<y, Charles
1.eiberman. Lester Murray, Clement
ThOr1a and (yeOrCa
Yamaoka George Naphen heads the
sophomore section and has as his as
sistants p. NJ. Tamouro, Thomas
Downs, John Donovan. Frank Glenn,
stephen Moynahan, John c. Mullen,
Harry Kane, +. Ray Gillespie and
Audrey Wardwell.
While the foreign service prom is
TO be given by members of the senior
class, the event is practically repre-
sentative of the entire school, as it
is the principal one of the calendar
year. The faculty. headed by Dean
William r. Notz and Assistant Dean
Thomas II. Healy, will attend in
body. as we'll as number of promi-
nent Government officials and foreign
ENJOYS who are interested in the
school.
Francis c. Cleary is president of
man of the combined committees,
Mason r Ford is responsible for all
arrangements for the event. Mr..
Ford has secured cooperation from
all the classes in the school with
assurance that the affair will be
financial as well as a social success.
List of Assistants.
Assisting Mr.. Ford are the follow
ing committees: Finance-Edmond +.
Bemis. chairman; j. c. Bergere. j. A.
Curley, Corhal ID. Crescan and Leland
NJ. Hedgcock Music-Paul H. Cough
Ian. chairman; William Conkright,
Morgan J. Shea and Francis NJ Gro
nan. Tickets-Edward A. Creaney,
chairman; George Meyer. Albert f..
WeStfall, John f. Healy, William
Oakes and George W. O'Keafe. Fa-
VOrs-James Mccormick. chairman;
Charles F. kunkel, Clifford w. Sands,
j. +. Trainor and Charles X. Lude-
wig Programs-Charles +. Baldwin,
chairman; j. p Garry, Edgar NJ. Lin
senmayer, James Callahan and Edgar
F. Rogers. Publicity-James J. Shan
ahan, chairman; Esmond Kearney. J.
ROLAND Russell, G. Lima Suit. S. d.
Hunter. John J. Hassett and Russell
Viewer. Patrons and patronesses-
Rice, A. A. Touceda and James r.
O'Neil. Hall-Charles A. Garibaldi,
chairman; James r. Scully, Edgar
Mason and Harvey Z. Trammell.
Decorations = Thomas. ID. O'Keefe,
chairman; r. G. Cass, Robert Brown
and Edward F. Sheehan.
Oratory Test Scheduled.
The evening of the Law School prom
an oratorical contest will be held 10
select the senior student to make the
presentation speech in connection with
exercises next May in honor of the
late Chief Justice Edward Douglas
White of the United States Supreme
Court. an alumnus of Georgetown.
The contest will be held early enough
for the students to attend the opening
Of the prom. A portrait of the Chief
Justice is to be presented to the Law
School by the seniors
Friday evening next at the Law
School the fourth prize debate be
tween the senior and junior societies
Will take place, the subject and con-
testants to be announced later.
Prof. Alfred II. Haag. professor of
shipping at the Foreign Service
School. gave n radio address over
WRC last Tuesday on disarmament
and shipping problems in connection
with the proposed arms conference
Rev. Edmund \. Walsh S. j., regent
Of the school. who has been assent in
Europe for several weeks. has notified
the school authorities that he will re-
turn to Washington early this month
W hen he does return he will resume
the Friday evening lectures at the
National Museum on Revolution in
America and Russia"
Debating Teams Program.
With the resumption of classes at
the college April l., the Hilltop de-
batting team will start preparation for
Its forthcoming debate with Rutgers
College. This will be held April % and
VIII be the third intercollegiate contest
OF the season. In previous debates
with Bates College and Loyola College
Of Baltimore the Georgetown teams
have been the victors.
John t.. Haltigan. a graduate of the
Law School and a son of p j. Haiti
gan. reading clerk of the House of
Representatives has just been re.
elected mayor of Carroll. Iowa
Gift of number of books on Ru-
mania, through the kindness of
Andrei Popovici. an attache of the
Rumanian legation. was announced
by the librarian of the Foreign Service
School. Mr.. Popovici is working to-
ward his philosophy degree at the
Georgetown school,