Evening star., 1927-11-20
6. v. i. ISPLANN|NG
FOOT BALL HOLIDAY
University Preparing for
Great Day When Team
Meets C. u. Players.

Plans are being laid at George
Washington University for what is ex'
pected by the student body and faculty
to be the outstanding foot bail holiday
of years, when the varsity team OF
that school clashes with Catholic Uni
versity on Thanksgiving day,
Inspired by the teams season rec
ord of only one lost game the univer
sity will stage foot ball dinner
December /. Among the features o!
the George gton-Catholic Uni
versity game will be the distribution
of souvenir programs containing an
elaborate array Of pictures and the
college songs and yells of the schools
rivals.
Dean Henry Grattan Doyle recently
was reelected grand vice president nt
ri Delta Epsilon, national Journalistic
fraternity. Dean Doyle attended the
national convention at Columbus dur
ing the past week. The organization
is conducting national editorial con
test for university students all over
the country.
Set "Vodvif' Dates.
Completed details of the annual
"vodvil show" of the university place
the dates of the performance for De
cember Is or 16 The affair is expect
ed to be successful, with Edward
Moulton. Marion Campbell, Perm Hen
ninger. Betty Wiltbank, Max Tender
George Spangler, Kenneth Yearns and
Harold -Blackman in CHARGE
The representative of England, in
cluding Frank Ongley Darvall of the
University Of Reading, Andrew Had
don of the University of Edinburgh
and John Ramage, from the Londor
School of Economics and Politica
Science. who debated against George
Washington men Friday night in the
university gymnasium, were enter
tanned on their visit here. AS guests
of the Columbia Debating Society the
Britishers attended dance on Thurs
day night They attended also tea
in the afternoon given by the inter
fraternity council, and later they were
taken on a sightseeing tour of the
city.
The annual smoker of the Glee
Club held recently at the Thomas
Circle Club Dean John r. Lapham
Prof. Elmer Louis kayser, Prof. Pau
Grorp and Prof Hector Spauldine
were present. President James F'lecF
and members OF the faculty spoke
briefly. The women's glee club under
the direction of E,stelle Wentworth
took part in the Belleau Wood Mem
orial entertainment laat night at the
Washington Auditorium.
Basket Bal Practice Soon.
Within week or two the first cal
for varsity candidates for basket bal
will be made. Coach Maud Crun
will again be in charge. The one
year rule put into effect this year fol
foot ball will apply to the court game
The girls rifle team is on the range
with an extensive program in sight
The Colonial girls will defend then
intercollegiate title won last year
Intersorority basket ball games vii
start in the near future. The varsity
schedule has been cut down a bit thi:
year, but is expected to be interesting
Girls swimming lessons have started
IT has been announced that the new
y. r. A. targets will be used by botf
men and women this Winter in targe
matches. The target is much smaller
than those used year ago and Wltf
small-bore guns greater accuracy VII
be necessary. The teams are coached
by Walter r. Stokes.
Dean Anna l.. Rose spoke Thurs
day afternoon before the Internationa
Relations Club Her subject wa:
THE Attitude of Europeans Toward
Hostile Americans Miss Rose re
Gently returned from a tour of sever
European countries.
Rev. John X. Cartwright of st
Patricll's Church spoke before the
Newman Club recently on the Begin
ming of the Church" The Memorial
Society was addressed by $. Rosen a
its regular meeting, on conditions il
Palestine. DIR. Robert Johnston o
st. Johns Church, will address thu
Episcopal Club at its December meet
ing it was announced.