Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-14
SUMMER SCHOOL
FACULTY STRONGER
George Washington Has Add
ed Several New Members
p for Coming Session.

pleted plans for the George Washing
ton University Summer School SEES
sions brings forth the additional In.
formation that the faculty will be
greatly strengthened by the addition
of many new members.
Prof. Elmer Louis Kayser, director
Of the Summer School, announces the
addition of r. S. Coterill, head pro-
fessor Of history of the University of
Louisville; George r. Miller, professor
of education, the University Of Okla
homa; Arthur d. Wright, professor
of education of Dartmouth College.
and William Mckinley Robinson of
the Bureau of Education.
The board of trustees and President
William Mather Lewis have approved
of the appointments of the new Sum
mer School faculty additions. More
additions will be forthcoming, it is
announced. The Summer School terms
open on June IA and July s. The nine
week term starts June IA and ends
on August IA, while the six-week term,
starting July 6. ends on August IA.
Concert March 20.
Preparations are being made for an
elaborate home concert for the Uni
versity Glee Club. which will be held
on March &c in the gymnasium.
After the concert there will be dane
ing. Members of the board of
trustees, the university council and
faculty and their wives Will be
patrons.
Prof. Samuel tlagg Bemis Of the
department Of history has recently
contributed articles to Barron's, The
National Financial Weekly. The
History Review of the New York
Times. The Johns Hopkins Cniver-
sity Press will later publish a book by
Prof. Bemis, THE Mississippi Ques.
ton and the Spanish Treaty of 1895"
Prof. Bemis is also editor-in-chief of a
work in 10 volumes. 1.-THE American
Secretaries Of State and Their
Diplomacy" to be published by Alfred
knopf, Inc. of New York.
Prof. Charles +. Hill. of the depart
ment of political science. is preparing
! the volume dealing with James Madi-
son. This important contribution to
the literature of the American diplo-
matte history is to have the service of
score of pre-eminent historians and
men of public affairs.
During the past two months Prof
Henry Grattan Doyle of the depart
| ment Of romance languages has con
tributed several important features to
the various language journals. He
has written THE Don Carlos Theme"
i'll Modern Language Notes, Hispana
for February. the Bulletin of the Pan
American Union for March. an impor-
| tant article on Spanish Studies in the
United States" and The Modern
Language Journal"
Prom March 10.
The next large student social affair
is the inter-fraternity promenade
scheduled to be held at the New Will
lard Hotel on the night of March ls.
The various fraternities have com
pleted al arrangements for what is eX-
pected to be gala occasion. Invita-
lions have been extended to many
! members Of the board of trustees and
the faculty.
Considerable activity is noted in
fraternity affairs. The announcement
of scholarship winners is looked for
ward to with interest
Gifts totaling $500 have been
turned over to the university by the
Columbian Women. OF this amount
$500 will be devoted to the third uni
versity scholarship. An effort is be-
ing made to raise the principal to
IS 900.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson recently
contributed 81 900 to the university
! for the establishment of a prize i'll
obstetrics in memory of her mother
and father. 1t will be known as the
Lewis D., Myrtle II. Prize in obstet-
RIGS.
Miss Helen Shaw was elected a
| member of the board of editors OF
the University Hatchet last week to
fill a vacancy left by the graduation
of one OF the members. Miss Shaw
was formerly associate news editor
of the paper.
Pi Delta Epsilon. national honorary
journalism fraternity. initiated nine
students on March in recognition
of their work on university publica-
tons. Those honored We're Howard
NJ. Baggett, Raymond II. Reed. Mil
lard +. Ottman. George Gardner Nil
ton Dennis. Julian Turner, Kenneth
Miller. Ernest Stewart and Cleon X.
Fierstone.
Made Honorary Member.
Leonard Hall of the Washington
Daily News and Norman Baxter of
the Post have been elected to honor
airy membership in the fraternity in
recognition Of their interest in uni
varsity affairs.
Marcelle LeMenager Helen Shaw.
Mary Temple Hill and Betty Armen-
trout have been elected to Gamma
Eta Zeta, girls Journalism fraternity.
nifty.
Fl. Watson Crum. director of atf-
leticS and a member of the Phi Sigma
Kappa Fraternity, and Henry II.
James of Theta Epsilon Omega were
recently made members of the Gate
and Key Honorary ter-Fraternity
Society.
Anna l.. Rose. dean of women. will
address a meeting of university girls
tomorrow night. Her subject will he
Vacations" Dean Rose is conduct
ing class in vocational guidance
this year.
The University Episcopal Club was
host to the tri-diocesan conference
for College Episcopal clubs February
&c and q. J. Frank Hewitt of the
University of Maryland Medical
School was elected president of the
conference. The clubs will meet in
Baltimore next year.
Elsie Talbert was unanimously
elected president of the university
chapter of the Y. w. c. A. at a meet