Evening star., 1928-04-29
c. ": j. SENIORS
STUDY ENDOWMENT
Class Presidents to Present
Matter Personally to Each
Upper CIaSsman.
star STAFF Photo.

The presidents of the senior classes
of the George Washington University
will present personally to each senior.
within the next few weeks. the aims
and purposes of the graduate endow-
ment fund, in order that those seniors
who so desire may have the oppor-
tunity of signing pledges.
At a dinner held last Wednesday
evening. plans for the perpetuation of
the fund by the classes of 1923 were
made by the following class officers:
Louis F. Bradley. jr.. president of the
senior class of the school of pharmacy;
George Dewey. president of the senior
class OF the school of medicine: Edgar
r. Goldberger, president of the senior
class OF the school of engineering:
Betty 10 Hopkins, president OF the
senior class of the school OF education,
James r. Kirkland. president of the
full-time seniors OF the law school,
Alben E. Olson. president OF the senior
class of Columbian College, and Francis
E. Van Alstine, president of the part
time seniors Of the law school. Each
senior president will appoint COM
mittee TO assist in the project.
This years pledges TO the fund al
ready are we'll past the 81 900 mark.
and 1t Is anticipated that the total
pledged by the classes Of 1928 VIII
greatly surpass that reached in any
year since the founding of the gradu-
ate endowment fund by the classes
of 1925.
Final ballots are to be sent out this
week in the election of alumni trustees
OF the university. Those whose names
appear on the final ballot are. Avery ID.
Andrews. lawyer and banker, briga-
dier general during the World War. and
president of the George Washington
Alumni Club of New York: Edward j.
Henning. Federal Judge for the southern
district of California and former As
sIstant Secretary OF Labor; william
Bruce King. lawyer and trustee OF the
university since 1919. and Stephen E.
Kramer, assistant superintendent OF
schools OF the District and trustee OF
the university since 1924. Announce
ment OF the result OF the election will
be made at the annual meeting of the
board Of trustees of the university May
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June Q has been set as the date for
the annual meeting Of the General
Alumni Association Of the university.
Details concerning the meeting VIII be
announced later.
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Columbian Women will be held on Tues
day afternoon at the country home of
DR.. and Mrs Charles L. Munroe. on
the Forest Glen road. Following the
reception, annual reports Of officers OF
the organization will be made.
The Dramatic Associations produe-
ton OF ''2E2-5" was given Its final
presentation on Saturday night after a
weeks run at the Wardnian Park Thea
ter. Harry Clayton. Mary Crowley,
Frank Westbrook Nell Childs. John
Shorey. Max Tender and Betty Clark
took leading rolls In the play.
The giee club Is 10 take part We'd
nesday night In the annual Spring fes-
tival Of the District Of Columbia Fed
Grafton OF Music Clubs In the Central
High School Auditorium.
A banquet In celebration OF its GEN.
tennial was held by the Columbia De-
batting Society on Friday night at the
Hotel Hamilton. Edward G. Gallagher.
president OF the society. presided at the
banquet. Capt. w. 8. Rumbaugh. J. l..
Lyons and James q. Wingo were In
charge of arrangements.
With the April issue. the Colonial
Wig" George Washington University
literary magazine has successfully COM
pleted It's first semester OF publication.
At staff meeting held Thursday eve
ming plans we're discussed for making
the magazine q monthly publication
next year
The eighth and final issue of THE
| Ghost" will appear on the campus May
/ 2. Next years staff will be appointed
! In the near future and the new organi-
zation viii work through the Summer
| on the first issue for next Fall, which
will appear about october /.
| Mothers Of George Washington Uni
versit" girls attended a meeting at the
university last Thursday afternoon upon
the Invitation OF the women's advisory
council. The object Of the meeting was
the formation OF George Washington
University Mothers Club, Dean Anna
l.. Rose and Mrs. e. e. Woodhouse Of
the bureau Of home economies OF the
Department Of Agriculture spoke.