Evening star., 1928-04-15
c. v. WILL OPEN
MUSICAL CLASSES
instruction in Teaching and
Theory to Be Offered
This Summer.

George Washington University will
offer regular instruction in music dur
ing the coming Summer sessions The
theory, teaching and history of music
will be developed at the institution IS
a regular course of study for the first
time. According to officials of the n
stitution this probably will mark the
first step In the inclusion of the study
of music in the regular curriculum.
Several times in the past. special
music subjects have been offered. Be-
ginning this Summer. regular courses OF
instruction will be presented and 1t Is
expected that the subject will be de-
veioped regularly for the future.
The courses offered during the Sum-
mer will be given by Bernice Randall
Angelica, well known teacher in the
washington public schools. The Sum-
mer sessions catalogue will Be ready
for distribution during the week. ac-
cording to Prof. Elmer Louis Kayscr.
director,
Promenade on Friday.
The annual pan-Hellenic promenade
will be given on Friday night at the
City Club. A prominent feature OF tile
affair viii be the presentation of the
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won recently by the Delta Zeta Sorority.
other cups won in the past Ave months
will be awarded also. The annual edi-
ton of the Petticoat will be feature
of the prom.
The Initiation OF Gamma Eta pledges
will take place at the Grace Dodge Hn-
tel Thursday night dinner will be
held I'm connection with the celebration
The annual Easter recess comes 20
a close TODAY. Glasses in all depart
ments of the university viii be resuntd
tomorrow.
More than 1000 alumni have sent In
votes on the preliminary ballot for nani-
nations to the board of trustees. The
candidates named on the ballot are
Stephen e. Kramer. william Bruce
King. zen. A. y. v. Andrews Judge Ed
ward J. Henning. Charles Hart and De-
los Smith A second ballot will be sent
out shortly containing the names OF
the four highest in the present nominal
ton.
Banquet Is Held.
The most successful banquet In the
history of the Columbian Women was
held on Thursday night at the Chevy
Chase Club. Mrs Harvey Wiley presid-
ing About two hundred were served.
MINE. UeEON1AS Akp&s WIG VA AAsS I0aAt~
seior of the Czechoslovak legation: Mrs.
David Allen Robertson wife of the as
sistant director of the American council
on education; Mrs. Frank Barrows
Fryer, wife of Capt. Fryer, U. 5. N.
and Miss Ada Rainey. art editor of the
Washington Post. took part In the pro-
gram. These with Mrs. Clovd Heck
Marvin, wife of the president of George
Washington University. and Mrs. John
Bell Larner. wife of the president Of
the board OF trustees, were the honor
guests.
Mrs. Joshua Evans Ir. who had
charge Of the arrangements, gave the
greeting TO the organization,
A concert and dance was held at the
Washington Hotel. iii the Hall of Ma
tions, when the combined glee clubs Of
George Washington University and Co
lumoia University of New York pre-
sented a program. A total of eight mru
appeared In special numbers and in
concerted songs during the evening.
The travel number of Ghost. the
humorous publication. appeared on the
campus recently. Rowland Lyon. art
editor. recently received an award in
the nationwide college art contest
held by College Humer.