Evening star., 1928-04-08
i. Of P. STUDENTS
PLAN ACT|VE.V|S|T
Capitol City Club Members to
Tour Schools While
Home.

washington students of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania have planned an
active program for their Easter vaca-
ton at home, according TO George w.
Mccoy. 26lS Garfield street, president
of the Capitol City Club, an organiZa-
ton of District Of Columbia students at
Pennsylvania.
Plans have been made for visits to the
high schools and to every preparatory
school IN Washington by the Capitol
City Club members and tentative ar
rangements have been made for stu
dent-alumni luncheon some time dur
ing the holidays s-s
The Capitol City Club is one OF the
most prominent of the numerous organi-
cations of its kind on the University of
PENNSYLVANIA campus. 1t was organized
several years ago for the purpose of
fostering closer relations between local
students and alumni of the university,
and with the various preparatory and
high schools in the city, 1t is men,
Der of the Associated Undergraduate
Clubs of the university and has taken
a leading part in bringing together the
various students organizations Of this
type into central body.
Club Active at College.
There are "a Washington students
enrolled in the undergraduate schools
of the university. number of whom
have taken an active part in the stu
dent life of the institution. One of
the most prominent members of the
WASHINGTON group is Morton Wilmer. a
quarterback on the 1927 university foot
ball team and a member of this sea-
sons varsity base ball squad. Wilmer
who is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
A. Wilmer, 1903 Connecticut avenue. is
q sophomore in the Wharton School of
Finance and Commerce. In addition
to taking q leading part in athletics,
Wilmer Is a member of Phi Sigma Delta
fraternity and of the Sophomore Vigi-
lance Committee. He is a graduate of
Central High School.
Other washington students active in
campus affairs include Mccoy. who. in
addition to being president of the Cap
itol City Club. is a member of the
varsity track squad and Alpha Chi Rho
Fraternity: Owen 4. Penney, member
of the crew squad and active In the
work of the University Christian Asso-
citation. and William r. Scott, Sd.
graduate of the Western High School,
who has been a member of the cast OF
the Mask and Wig production OF the
university for the past two years. Is a
members OF Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic
Honor Fraternity and of Phi Kappa
Sigma Fraternity.
Other Members Listed.
other Washington students who are
members of the Capitol City Club in
clude Brandon Shea. 2344 California
street: Lewis H. Craven. 4709 Piney
Branch road: J. Louis Nuber. 1928 Nc
Kinley street; Andrew w. Lee, 1888
KiIbourne place; John w. jackson.
3207 Nineteenth street; Pearce Davis.
900 Eleventh street southeast: Fred Z.
Strine, 3OOS Thirty-fourth street:
George w. Huguely, jr.. 563I Western
avenue: william A. Gawler. 4344 Haw-
thorne street: Joseph c. Marsh, iT15
Kenyon street; Joseph r. Trew, 34i5
woodley road: Samuel @. Nordlin9er.
1888 Nineteenth street: Gerald O. Lyon,
1900 Connecticut avenue; Gregg G.
Birdsall. jr., 1882 Kalorama road, Rob-
ert L. Baum, 1868 Columbia road, and
Henry D. Mirick. 1909 Nineteenth street.
With the exception Of Mirick. who Is
a student In the School Of Fine Arts,
and Joseph c. Marsh. who is enrolled
In the college. all of the group are
students of the Wharton School OF
Finance and Commerce.