Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30
NATIONAL i. PLANS
!. FOR JUNIOR PROM
Arrangements for Prospec-
tive Brilliant Event Near
Completion.

Arrangements for the Junior prom
OF the National University Law
School are nearing completion. it is
announced, and the prospects are
that this years affair, which is to
be held next month, will be the best
In the history of National Univer-
sity. AS this dance is perhaps the
largest social event of the Midwinter
season, a keen and lively interest
is being manifested by the entire
student body.
A number of faculty members and
! their wives have been invited to at
tend the ball as patrons and pa
tronesses and. Judging by the sale
of advance tickets, there will be a
larger attendance then ever before.
Members of the committee on ar
engagements promise exceptional music
and they now are working on several
surprises which they hope will make
the affair particularly noteworthy.
Law School Progress Cited.
Faculty members Of the law school
of National University are specially
gratified at the showing made by
graduates of the school at the recent
bar examinations for the District of
Columbia. An outstanding point of
pride among the students is the fact
that the only two women who passed
the examinations were graduates of
National University Law School.
Beta, the National University
Chapter of Phi Beta Gamma. legal
fraternity. viii hold its annual ritual
banquet February IL at the May
flower Hotel. The ritualistic work
Nwill be done by Associate Justice
Robb of the Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia. Plans for the
banquet are virtually complete ex-
cept for a few details, and it prom
Uses to be one of the most interest
ing events of the season in law
school circles.
v Among the guests who will attend
the banquet are Associate Justice
Harlan p. Stone of the United States
Supreme Court, Associate Justice
Bailey of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia and Mai Pey-
ston c. Gordon, United States Attor-
ney for the District Of Columbia
They all are members of Beta
Chapter.
Members of Sigma M Phi, legal
fraternity gave a dance last night
at the house of Joseph H. Choate
Chapter, 1855 Q street northwest.
Much effort had been spent in MAX
ing preparations for this function and
il was one of the most successful
of the year.
Work on the Docket Under Way.
Work on the Docket, the univer-
sity year book. Is progressing salts
factorily, according TO a report of
Douglas A. Seeley, this years edi-
tor Of the publication. Subscrip-
tons and advertising are being sold
at rapid rate, and the prospects are
that there will be more copies of the
book sold this year than since it's
inception.
Selection of the class ring for
the graduating class has been made
1t also was announced. There were
fseveral designs submitted by promi-
nent jewelers. from which to make
choice
my Grocer Knows His Onions
is the title of an article by Prof.
William Boyd Craig of the faculty
Of National University which has
just appeared in the February num-
Der of Nations Business. The article
deals with the competition between
independent grocers and chain
grocery stores, pointing out the
psychology used by the average per-
son in buying groceries and discuss
ing some of the difficulties which
grocers encounter