Evening star., 1928-05-13
MARSHALS CHOSEN
FOR G. j. EXERCISES.
Win Arrange for Services in
Honor of Law Students
Lost in War.

appointment of senior marshals TO
arrange for the commencement week
activities of the Georgetown University
School of Law and the Memorial day
exercises May 80, IN honor of the 80
law students who sacrificed their lives
during the World War, was announced
yesterday by Assistant Dean Hugh j.
Fegan.
As president of the morning section
of the seniors, John T. OLaughlin viii
preside at the Memorial day exercises
in the law library. The names OF the
80 GEORGETOWN heroes will be read from
the bronze tablet erected to thelr
memory by John ]. Long. secretary OF
the class. Rev. Charles w. Lyons. ;. j.,
rresident of the university, Will denver
the Invocation and there VIII ne .ao-
dresses on behalf of the two senior
sections by Robert Waldron ana James
T. Finlen. -.
to be completed and 1t Is pianneo "
have representatives of the Army ano
of the faculty speak. The annual
Memorial day exercises were inaugural
ed following the armistice
Marshals Listed.
The senior nlarshals who will arrange
for tbe class night celebration June y
are. John r. O'Laughlin. morning Sec
ton president; Charles H. tQuirk, VINO
heads the afternoon section, InomaS
Downs. Ray Gillespie. c. c. Scnillne;
Jarnes Walsh. Thomas B. beu anu
] Howard Ziemann. THIS coninittee
will have charge of all senior actlF4'ieS
during commencement week.
Af EnTnf6T1
School students and professors VINO
visited New York yesterday TO inspect
its mort facilities viii return 10 WASH
inrton early today. DR.. Eomuno a.
WASH. S. j.. recent of the school; Dean
William F. Notz, Assistant Dean Tnomas
Il Healy and Prof. Alfred II. Haag, dl-
rector of the international shipping oe-
partrnent, headed the group
A number of Government ofhciais ano
6inlon1ats accompanied the party ano
thew we're welcomed by Mayor walker
st the City Hall, Among those VINO
made the trip were: A. G. Dalton:
vice president and general manager on
the Merchant Fleet Corporation: the
Minister Of Bulgaria, Simeon RadeH;
Merchant Mahony, commercial secre-
tary of the Canadian legation; George
Bonesco. financial counsellor OF the
Rumanian legation, and otners.
James T. Ffnlen, law senior, ana
AIoysilis P. Kane, college senior, were
the winners Of oratory honors al the
university during the past week. Sc
iected as the best speaker in the hnaI
Law School debate, Finlen will receive
a faculty prize OF $50. He competed
against three other seniors, each the
winner of preliminary contest. FIN
len came TO Georgetown three years ago
from ST. Ignatius College. III san fran
cisco. Since his enrolment Al George
town he has been prominent IN sc1o!as-
tic affairs snd helped organize the Ed
ward Douglas White Law Club He
vas elected its first chief justice.
Kane Wins Debate.
Kane was winner of the Hamilton ex-
teu1poraneouS debate at the college ior
which he viii be awarded the Hamilton
medal at commencement. Each partlcl-
pant In the contest had 70 speak With
out preparation. Dean George Z. Ham
.ilton Of the law school, donor OF the
medal. was one Of the judges. Kane Is
0 resident student of this city.
The annual Hoya STAFF banquet was
held Wednesday night at the Hotel
Hamilton. Francis y. Degnen Of New
ark. N. j. is the new editor -in-enief.
He attended St Benedict's Preparatory
school ia Newark and entered ST. An
seIua.s College. Manchester. n. h, COM
ing to Georgetown in his sophmore
year. At both Of the other schools ne
was on the stan Of the student publica-
tons.
President Lyons viii preach the SER
mon at the reception of candidates 70
be held Sunday evening, May 20, In
DailIRren Chapel by the 6OdAltty. The
candidates viii be presented By their re-
spective projects, John v. Taggart, %,
for the resident students and William
r. winsatt, %, for the day students.
The ladies' board Of the Georgetown
Hospital viii give a blossom time
bridge party tomorrow afternoon at the
Warcman Park Hotel. The proceeds
are intended especially for the work Of
the hospital in caring for the INDECENT
sick. This work has been greatly In
creased with the opening Of the new
hospital wing. The chairman. Miss
Minnie e. Carroll and vice chairman
Hrs. Howard r. Strine. are IN charge
OF preparations, assisted By a commit
tee representing the ladies' board.
The CASTOR Debating Society Of the
college viii hold its annual banquet
Thursday evening at the Hamilton
Hotel. Robert Periitz. Thomas Cooney
and Arthur Hogan are the committee
In charge.
Graduating exercises for the George
town University Hospital Training
School for Nurses will be held May 81.
An exceptionally large class viii receive
diplomas on this occasion from Or.
George u. Kober, dean Of the Medical
School