Evening star., 1928-03-11
COOLIDGE SUMMER
PASTOR IN DEBATE
Rolf Lium Is Member of Team
to Meet American
University.

Rolf Lium, who achieved nation wide
preached to President and Mrs. Coolidge
at Hermosa, S. Oak. will be In Wash
ington this week, as member Of the
debating team from Carleton College. a
member OF Phi Beta Kappa. and was
serving as pastor at the little Congre-
gational Church In the Black Hills dur
ing the Summer vacation when the Ma
tons spotlight was turned upon him
as a youth. the Presidents preacher.
With Lium on the Carleton team will
be Benjamin G. Duniway and Heman
Johnson. They will take the Affirmative
OF the question: Resolved, That the
United States should not protect by
armed force capital invested In foreign
lands without formal declaration OF
war" The Carleton team comes to
Washington at the conclusion OF de-
batting trip during which 1t met op-
ponents from Cornell College, Iowa;
Northwestern University. Harvard Uni
versity and New York University. The
A. u. team will be: Hugh Spear. Willis
Delaplain and Roland Rice.
Chapel Convocation.
DR.. Lucius c. Clark. chancellor OF
American University, and DR.. A. j.
jackson, instructor in religion. have re-
turned from Philadelphia, where they
attended for three days this week. the
annual meeting Of the Religious Edu-
cation Association.
The first Of a series OF monthly
chapel convocationS was held last
Thursday morning, with Rev. DR.: w.
. Af
tist Church, as the speaker. He took
as his subject, The Fourfold Life" Spe-
cial speakers will be brought from out
side the college for the first Thursday
of each month.
Easter services will be held at chapel
during the week preceding Easter Tne
first two speakers will be Rev. DR.. Earle
c Wiley. pastor of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. Monday. April :.
and Rev. r. c. Reynolds, pastor Of Wes-
lev Methodist Church. Chevy Chase.
Tuesday. April 3.
Further arrangements are being made
for the minstrel show to be given
March "a by the junior class Tor the
benefit Of the Aucola fund. Under di.
rection of the committee an array OF
vocal. Instrumental and dramatic talent
is being assembled, The committee
consists Of Doland Olmstead. Ethel
Moulton. Roland Parrish and Alfred
Jones.
Arthur Gerth has been elected preSi-
dent of the Dramatic Club. which Is
opening its activities for the year.
other officers for the season include; :;
Vice president Sadie Martx; secretary.
Irene Degendorf; treasurer. David Nor
gan. Meetings are held each Monday
evening.
DR.. Richmond to Speak.
The outstanding entertainment Of the
past week was lecture by Sonora ISa-
bel de Paiencia of Spain. member OF
the Royal Academy Of Arts and Sciences
OF Cadix. She spoke on Spanish Re-
gional- Costumes" illustrating with
number of handsome costumes.
DR.. Winifred Richmond OF St, Eliza
beth's Hospital star will deliver the
second OF a series OF vocational talks
10 the young women of the college next
Thursday afternoon at the women's
residence hall The lectures are being
arranged by Miss Mary Louise Brown.
dean of women DR. Richmond'S tonic
was The Profession OF Psychology"
DR.. George q. Woods, dean OF the
College OF Literal Arts. delivered the
annual patriotic address recently at
Sidwclls Friends School.
DR.. Edward T, Devine. dean Of the
Graduate School. will speak next Thurs
day evening before the Phi Kappa Phi
at the Roosevelt Hotel DR.. Devine
presided az meeting in the interest %
the soft coal miners in Pennsylyanis
last Tuesday nirht at Carpenier'S Hall.
The Faculty Woman'S Club was enter
tanned Friday noon at luncheon by Miss
Mary Louise Brown Miss Dorothy Wult,
Miss Berenice Field. Miss Sara H. Dow.
Miss Pearl Cline, Miss Maenette Oclsen
and Miss Phyllis Lamar.
The next debate by wumenS team
vi the college will be FRIDAY night At
Hurst Hall, when American L. viii meet
woman'S team from New York
University