Evening star., 1928-03-11
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PORTRAIT OF QUEEN
Georgetown Foreign Service
School Assistant Dean Of
fiCiateS on Leviathan.

Ceremonies aboard the S. S. Levia-
than at New York recently, attended by
officials Of Georgetown University as
guests Of the United States Shipping
Board, revived memories Of the hospi-
tality extended group of Georgetown
students and professors who visited Ru-
mania last Summer. The occasion was
the unveiling of portrait of Queen
Maria Of Rumania. Members of the
Shipping Board and the Rumanian le-
cation went to New York for the cere-
| monies.
At the request OF the Shipping Board
last Summer. DR.. Thomas H. Healy, as
sistant dean Of the Georgetown For
eign Service School, obtained from
Queen Marie. when he visited Rumania,
portrait Of herself to be placed in the
Leviathan in honor OF her trip to the
| United States as passenger aboard the
| liner From this portrait large oil
| painting was made and given the place
| Of honor In the Leviathan, the original
photograph being retained also for the
ship
DR.. Edmund A. Walsh, S. j., regent
Of the foreign service school and vice
president Of the university. who was
guest at the ceremonies, made one Of
| the addresses. Prof. Jean J. Labatt and
DR.. Healy also were present from the
| school. as we'll as Prof Alfred H. Haag.
head of the international shipping de-
partment OF the school,
The Minister OF Rumania. who was
| accompanied by his daughter: A. c.
Dalton. vice president and general man.
| ager OF the United States Shipping
Board Merchant Fleet Corporation; for
| mer Comdr. Hartley of the Leviathan
and Corporation Counsel Hilly Of New
York. also made addresses at the cere-
monies.
Rumanian Attaches Present.
| Among others who attended the exer-
ciscs from the Rumanian legation we're
Andres Popovici. the secretary, who Is
| taking postgraduate course at George
town, and the financial counselor M
Bonccsco. The ceremonies were on
March 2.
| Federal Procedure" will be the SUBJ
ject OF new course to be given at the
Law School. commencing March %, BY
William J. Hughes, special attorney in
the ofiice Of the solicitor general, one
OF the latest additions to the law faculty
| Or. r. j. de Sloovere Of the law facul-
ty has an article In the current issue of
the Harvard Law Review on Conflict
OF Laws" a subject In which he has
specialized for years.
| Georgetown officials. who have sane
toned boxing at the university, are in-
tereSted In the outcome Of the pending
bill in Congress iegaliZing boxing In the
District OF Columbia. Allston d. Cal.
houn. jr., boxing coach at Georgetown.
has taken an active part In the con-
gressional hearings on the bill. He is a
! student in the second-year morning
class at the Law School.
| The Georgetown Glee Club Is getting
ready for its Mi-Careme concert. which
Is TO be held the evening Of March 10
In CASTOR Hall. Usually this is the an
nual concert Of the club. but recently 1t
gave Midwinter program with marked
success.
The Georgetown Collegians and Fran
els Shuman, pianist, will assist In the
program. which is now being rehearsed
under the direction OF Prof. Donovan.
Club Espanoi Entertains.
The Club Espanoi, recently organized
at the School OF Foreign Service In the
interest Of students who are taking the
Spanish language. held It's FIRST BAN
quet Thursday night In the Madrillon.
| Hu1VAk ttlG kucSth Uk TIC CIuu were LII.
Healy. the assistant dean Of the school.
Conte de Berianza. we'll known Cas-
lillian writer with the Spanish embassy.
and Senor Don Enrique Solarzane OF
the Mexican embassy.
0fficers OF the club are Dwight r.
Doty. president: Frank Bennett, vice
president, l.. Frank. secretary. and
Paul Carroll. treasurer The advanced
conversational Spanish class are all
members OF the club.
| During the past week the rife team
thus far lost shoulder to- shoulder
match with George Washington Unl-
versity. but won telegraphic match
against Virginia Military Institute.
In place Of the shouider-t shoulder
match with the Naval Academy of sew
eral weeks ago, which was protested.
another match 10 10 be fired March II.
the Hilltop team win 20 10 Annapolis.
as before,
The match with v. M. ]. concluded
The Hilltop's participation In intercol-
Icgiate shooting for this season. The
season was not as successful as In other
years, for the Georgetown team placed
tenth In the Third Corps Area match
and won three out of It's program of
seven matches fred.