Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30
9)ONEN STUDENTS
ENROLL AT c. v. j.
Second Semester TO Open
T0morroW-1O0 to Get
Diplomas February ~.

Glasses will be resumed tomorrow
at George Washington University in
beginning the second semester of AGA.
demic activity. During the past week
nnal examinations have been held in
ali departments. The opening of the
new semester will welcome more than
900 new students, who are entering to
take work In the many new classes
offered, chiefly in the department of
arts and sciences and the Law School.
1t is expected that about 100 will re.
cefve diplomas at the Midwinter con.
vocation. which will be held on Feb.
ruary % in Memorial Continental
Hall at o'clock. Charles War
rem. Assistant Attorney General under
President Wilson, will be the speaker
OF the occasion. His subject will be
The Constitution and George Wash
1ngton and John Adams"
In addition to the annual gradual
Ing exercises a number of social events
are planned for the students for Junior
week. The annual junior promenade
will take place during the week. as
well as the usual round of activities.
Classical Association to Meet.
The Classical Association of the At
tantic States viii hold it's annual meet.
ing at George Washington University
J during the Easter holidays Prof. FL.
mer Louis Kayser, secretary of the
university and member of the Wash
ington Classical Club, Is chairman.
Mrs. Mabel Cant Murphy, teacher of
Latin at Western High School. secre-
tary-treasurer of the Washington
Classical Club, is secretary Stephen
A. Hurlbut is chairman of the commit.
tee on finance and Mallie j. Murphy
10 chairman OF the committee on pub
licity
Additional members OF the general
COMMITTEES are: Miss Mary Bechtei
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. Miss Mildred
Dean, DR.. Roy j. Daferrart. Miss Ma.
bel Z. Halves and DIR. Charles 8.
Smith.
Yesterday DIR. William Mather Lewis
was guest of honor at the luncheon
meeting of the General Alumni Asso.
citation at the La Feyette Hotel DR.
Lewis spoke Of the university and its
interests. He was speaker at New
Bedford, Mass, at the graduating ex-
ercises of the New Bedford high
schools on Thursday.
Field Meet April 16.
Considerable activity is noted in the
board of lady managers deliberations
incident to the evening of music at
Mount Vernon" to be given on the
night of February 20 in the university
gymnasium. Mrs. Charles Richardson
is In charge of the activities. DIR. and
Mrs. Lewis were recently given a re.
ception by the board. at which time
plans for the event were outlined.
The George Washington Club has
tentatively set the date for the annual
anterclass field and track meet for
April Is. The club win hold a meet
ing shortly to complete details of the
meet and the other activities planned
for the Spring.
DR.. Richardson. professor of philos.
Cphy, WAS recently elected president
OF tie Society for Philosophical In
Quiry. He spoke upon THE Philos-
ophy OF Religion" and recently spoke
before the George Washington Minis.
terial Club.
Mrs. Maud Wood Parks, national
president OF the League OF Women
Voters. spoke before the members of
the Pan-Hellenfc Society recently. Her
subject was The Early Suffrage
Movement and Women's Progress i'm
Connection With Fraternal Organiza.
tons"