Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
C. v. u. TO RECEIVE
TWO PORTRAITS
Medical School Seniors to
Honor Dean Borden and
u Dr.. ]. w. Bovee.

The senior class of the George
Washington University Medical
School will present portraits of Dean
William Cline Borden, and DIR. j.
Wesley Bovee to the school on Thurs
day night at o'clock at the District
of Columbia Medical Society Building,
171s M street.
Invitations have been sent to all
members Of the university medical
faculty, friends and the alumni. The
oil portraits will be presented by E..
S. McQuarrie, president of the grad
uating class. Among the speakers
will be Col. w. E. Lynch, DR.. w. H.
Lawson, President William Mather
Lewis, Dean Borden and DIR. Bcvee.
The committee in charge of the
presentation is composed of B. S.
Kahn, w. H. Lawton and A. A.
Preece. A cordial invitation has been
extended to friends of the university.
Announcement is made for the
forthcoming conference on public adj
ministration that the public is invited
to attend the various sessions at
which Brig. Gen. II. NJ. Lord, Charles
S. Dewey, Joseph G. Grew, DR.. l.. S.
Rowe and DR.. Julius Klein will speak
Fifty institutions have signiied that
they will send representatives to the
conference, which will be devoted to
the outline of the business of the Gov
eminent by the various executives
from the Treasury, Commerce and
other departments.
Reception Postponed.
1t is 3nnounced that the reception
which will be held by the University
Club will be postponed until Wednes-
day night instead of Tuesday, April
10. DIR. Leo S. Rowe, director general
of the Pan-Amercan Union, scheduled
TO speak Wednesday morning in Cor
coran Hall, will address the delegates
at the Pan-American Union at that
time, when a reception will be held
and the work of the union more fully
explained.
Judge Edwin Parker, a member Of
the board of trustees, addressed the
Columbia George Washington Univer-
sity Law School Alumni Association
at the annual meeting Friday night at
the City Club. Among the other
speakers were DR.. William Mather
Lewis, Dean William c. Van Week
and the class presidents.
Preliminary announcements are be-
ing made for the work of the sum
mer school. The sessions of the law
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28. The two sessions, lasting six and
one-half weeks each, will be under the
direction of Prof. Charles S. Collier.
Dean Van Week has accepted the
Summer school teaching of forts at
Leland Stanford during the Summer
and viii be away.
The department of arts and sciences
will be under the direction of Prof.
Elmer S. Kayser and will start at the
same time.
Ask About Intelligence Tests.
Colleges and universities all over
the country are asking for informa-
ton on the freshman intelligence tests
devised and given at George Washing
ton by Prof. Fred A. Moss of the de-
partment of psychology. The tests
used at George Washington are now
generally given in many of the lead
Ing universities. Much of the work
done at George Washington has at
tracted attention and information is
being sought for additional details so
that these tests may be amplifed.
On Friday night in Corcoran Hall,
DR.. Marcus Benjamin read sketch of
the career of the late Col. Archibald
Hopkins, former trustee of the univer-
sity and member of the Sons of the
Revolution. Col. Hopkins was vice
chairman Of the board of trustees of
the university. The memorial service
was conducted by the Sons of the Rev
olutiOn.
On Saturday at the Central High
School Stadium the annual field and
track meet for various university
classes will be held. Thomas F.
PROXY. track coach for men, and Miss
Virginia Hopkins, director of ath-
letics for women, will assist In the
events. committee composed of
Prof. Henry G. Doyle. Prof. Harold
G, Sutton and Prof. Gilbert L. Hall
will be judges. Hillory Tolson, for
mer track captain, and other mem.
bers of the G. w. Club will assist.
A number of events for men and
women will be run off. There has
been an unusual amount of interest in
the meet, and a generous turnout is
expected. Suitable prizes are to be
awarded.
Trustees Meet Wednesday.
On Wednesday the monthly meet
ing of the board of trustees will be
held in the board room Of Corcoran
Hall.
Mrs. William Mather Lewis will en-
terrain the members of the Woman's
Journalistic Fraternity, the Hour
Glass Society and the Sphinx at a
luncheon at the Cosmos Club tOmor-
row.
The record made by the George
University girls rife
team has been remarkable. The team
met and defeated Maryland
Six members OF the team
shot perfect scores, although only five
counted toward the total. This is the
first time in shoulder-to-shoulder
that the girls have turned in
perfect scores. The girls team re-
Gently won the national intercollegi-
ate title.
The presidents student council COM
mittee will meet President Lewis on
evening. Various student
problems will be threshed out at the
session. The committee is expected
10 bring up matters relative to the
welfare of the various organizations
and activities.