Evening star., 1927-11-13
c. ". UNIVERSITY
FACULTY GROWING.
Fourteen Staff instructors
Added to Teaching Corps
as Work Expands.

t0ufteen aOulttOTaI StaiI lnSlTuClOiS
have been added TO the faculties or
George Washington University, ac-
cording to an announcement made by
President Cloyd Heck Marvin today.
The growth and development of the
institution during the Fall has ne.
cessitated these additions. which were
made following the stated meeting OF
the board Of trustees last week.
The additions to the faculties are:
Blanche w. Robinson, lecturer III home
economics: II. II. Dutton, instructor
in materials testing; herbert A. Ehr-
man. assistant in mathematics; Pas
uuale j. FREDERICK. instructor in
mathematics; II. T. Wensel, associate
in physics; {. G. Eiehlin, associate in
physics; DR.. L. J. Russell McNitt,
clinical instructor in obstetrics; Dr.
David Davis. clinical instructor in
auto-laryngocology: DR.. Herbert F.
Ramsey, clinical instructor in gyne-
cology; DIR. w. Raymond Thomas, clin'
icl istructor in obstetrics; Emily s.
Whitcomb, lecturer in home econop.
les: Anna d. Cooper, assistant pro.
fessor OF English: DR.. f. H. Harring-
ton. lecturer in physics. and DR.. c. c.
kiess, lecturer in physics.
Committees Named.
The following university commit.
tees, authorized by the board of trus-
tees, were appointed by President
Marvin: the presidents council, com.
posed of the deans of the university
and two members elected by each Of
the various faculties; the advisory
committee on research, with Assistant
Dean Oscar s. Hunter as chairman:
the student loans and scholarship COM
mttee, with Dean Henry Grattan
DOYLE as chairman; the public cere-
monies committee, with Prof. Elmer
l.. kaySer as chairman; the chapel
committee, with Prof. Smith as chair
man; the student activities committee.
with Dean William G. Van Week as
chairman: the admissions committee.
with Prof. Edwin Hill as chairman;
the registration committee, with Prof.
Charles Sager Collier as chairman; the
advanced standing committee, with
Prof Dewitt c. CroisSant as chairman;
the examination and schedule commit
tee, with Prof. Hitchcock as chairman;
the library committee, with Prof. Moll
as chairman; the scholarship commit
tee, with Prof. Robert +. GriSgs as
chairman, and the educational policy
committee. which is composed OF
President Marvin and the deans OF the
university.
The board Of trustees formally ac-
cepted the gift of $4,000 OF DR.. NAL
coin c. Gibbs for the support of
course in commercial pharmacy which
recently was made to the institution.
The George Washington University
British Union international debate is
scheduled for next Friday in the uni.
versity gymnasium. The British team
will be represented by men selected
from the British Union, which will
have men from Reading University,
Edinburgh University and the London
School of Political Science and Eco
nomics. The question to be debated Is
Resolved, That the most effective at.
titude toward war is an uncompro-
missing pacifism." William William.
son. John l.. Seymour and James
Kirkland. three seasoned George
Washington debaters, will face the
British team. An elaborate series OF
entertainments has been planned for
the visitors.
Will Paint Portrait.
Felix Conrad Schwartz, a student,
has been commissioned to paint a
portrait Of the late DR.. Herman
Schoenfeld, for many years professor
at the university. The portrait will be
presented to the university upon its
completion and hung in the classroom
where DR.. Schoenfeld taught for many
years.
Plans are under way for the pro-
duction of the annual "Vodevil Show"
and the date set for December Is. The
show will be given under the manage.
ment of the board of directors Of the
Dramatic Association, under the SUI
pervision OF Prof. Robert Bolwell, fac.
ulty committee in charge of dramatics.
The cooperation of all fraternities,
sororities and other organizations is
being sought to make the affair one
of the biggest successes of the year.
Extensive plans recently were talked
over by group of students, consisting
Of Edward Moulton, Perm Henninger,
Marion Campbell, Betty Wiltbank,
Max Tender. Kenneth Yearns, George
Spangler and Harold Blackman.
President and Mrs. Marvin, Dean
and Mrs. William Carl Reudiger, Dean
and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, Dean
Anna l.. Rose and Miss Evelyn Jones
were chaperons for the successful fair
given under the auspices OF the Young
Women's Christian Association Friday
night, at the university. The various
sororities co-operated in making the
fair a distinct advance in university
social functions.
Annual Thanksgiving Game.
Plans are under way 10 have the an.
nual George Washington University
Catholic University foot ball game
played Thanksgiving day afternoon
shifted to the American League Park
on that date. George Washington has
visited c. U. the past four years. and
it's members feel that the game has
attracted sufficient attention to bring
it closer into the city. The success
of both teams this Fall assures a
frst.class engagement. The contest
drew 10000 persons last Fall, and 1t
is expected that more than 10000 will
avail themselves of the opportunity
of seeing the game this year. Coach
Crum is expecting to have his team
in first-class shape for the engage.
ment. Following the fine showing or
the eleven this season, number or
exceptionally fine engagements have
been offered the team for next season.