Evening star., 1928-11-18
TWO SCHOLARSHIPS
GIVEN TO MASONS
John H. SChooIey and Samuel
PaSternak Win National
u. Awards.

| John II. S2hooley, 932 Fourteenth
street southeast, end Samuel Pasternak,
51oS Forty-hrst street, have been
awarded the three-year scholarships
given annually by the National Uni
versity Masonic Club, 1t was announced
at that school. The club began award
! ing full-course scholarships to two Ma
| sons annually several years ago.
The Masonic Club, one of the largest
/ organizations in the institution, raised
its enrolment to 165 active members
last week when it voted to place in its
ranks seven candidates. These were
E. E. Murphy, A. G. Southworth, George
| A. Minas, Louis Engel, Nathan Frieden-
| berg, j. H. Schooley and r. K. Wind
| ham. Besides the active members there
are 81 associate members, including, for
the most part, members Of the unver-
sity'S faculty.
| Election Set December :.
The election of officers of the Ma
sonic Club will be held in the lower
hall of the university December Z.
! At the first meeting of the officials
of the freshman class David E. Hall,
recently elected president. appointed a
committee to draft new constitution
freshmen committees will be announced
this week
A staff meeting of those who will
bring out the 1929 Docket. the annual
year book, was held at the school last
week and David Lynn, editor-in-chie
announced that the proposed theme of
the book would be dedicated to WASH
ington and its educational advantages.
During the week Lynn, John r.
Fletcher and r. E. Klepinger spent the
day in Baltimore interviewing the pub
fishers on the tentative plan for pro-
ducing the book.
who is being assisted by Francis Hickey
and j. w. Wheatley. fraternity and or
ganization editors, respectively, has an
nounced that pictures will )e ready for
the publisher by January S.
Four new members, Frank Willing
ham, Harry B. Milnor, Eugene Weis-
bender and Charles B. Watkins. have
been initiated into the Joseph H. Choate
Chapter of Sigma Nu Phi. This in
itiation took place at the chapter house
at l755 @ street with a large attend
ance. A smoker will be held Wednes-
day.
Drives for Members.
THE History of the Cy Press Club"
was the subject of talk delivered by
Miss Alice Kelly, vice president, to the
old and new members at the schools
meeting last week. The club is having
an intensive drive for new members,
| having just made eligible. through an
amendment to its constitution, the
women who attend the School of Eco
nomics and Government in the uni
versity.
This society and the Miller Debating
Society will hold their first intersociety
debate of the year on Saturday, No
vember "a
This Fall the university adopted the
general policy Of having the students in
both the Law and Economics and Gov
eminent Schools given monthly exami-
tions. Due to Thanksgiving these ex-
aminations will be given earlier than
usual for this month.
According to the announcement OF
DR.. Walter L. Haben, president Of the
junior class, decision has been reached
to hold the junior prom after the
Christmas holidays. Plans for this
prom are being considered by Joseph
c. Annabery, chairman of the social
committee.
Last July the Alpha Lambda Chapter
of the Phi Delta Delta Fraternity was
installed in National University. 1t being
one Of the two woman legal fraternitieS
in this country.