Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
TEACHERS TO HEAR
PSYCHO-ANALYST
American U. Special Lee.
turer to Speak-Metho
Accredit College.

Especially for the benefit OF the
teachers in the public schools here,
| two lectures on psycho.analysis VIII
be delivered January y and -. by
| DIR. Karl Buehler OF Vienna, now
| spec ial lecturer at Johns Hopkins and
American Universities.
The addresses will be given In the
/ assembly room OF the American Red
( Cross national headquarters, Ar
rancements are being made Jointly ny
DR.. Edward T. Devine dean OF the
graduate school Of American tn.ver'
sitv. and DR. Frank Ballou, superln-
tendent Of schools. Both will start
ut 10 O'Clock and admission will he
by card. which Is free Of charge. ana
may be obtained from either DIR. De-
vine ar DIR. Ballou.
Although the lectures are INTENDED
for teachers they will he open. by
ticket. 10 others who are interested.
IN 10 the capacity nf the hail Tne
general subject 10 he discussed nv
DIR. Buehler viii bc: Criticism OF
Psycho.analysls From the S'ahopol"'
Of Child Psychology.
College II Accredited.
Officials Of the university are ply
gratified over the recognition accoTneh
the college Of liberal arts during the
past week by the University senate
Of the board OF education OF the
Methodist Church, meeting at Atlantic
City. This body accredited me
college, thus giving the undergradu'
ate school the benefit OF this status:
Miss Mary Louise Brown. deah on
women. was elected president OF the
Women's Faculty Club at the annual
meeting al the home of Mrs. George
n. Woods Mrs. Walter +. Shenton
was named secretary-ireasurer OF the
club -.
Miss Brown will he a delegate from
the American Association of A'n"fi'
can University Women next week at
the conference on The "tau@e anu
cure of War" at the Washington
Hotel. ~.
! DR. Frank W. Collier. professor ~
philosophy, delivered an ADDRESS re
Gently on professionalism het"f@ ing
washington Chapter ~ the Amen
c.n 1.hemlcsI Institute. AZ the home
NJ Or. Albert Il. Aerz, SIG cheFS
Chase parkway.
Dr. Divine on Lecture Tour.
Dean Devine has returned from
lecture trip 10 the Midwest where ne
smoke 10 college audiences at the I'M.
yersity Of Missouri. Christian aoiiese.
Westminster College. ana syn"h'ca,
College, all In Missouri. ana Normal
University. at Normal, Ill. Df De-
vines two principal topics were iinSSh,
and Mexico. and ne aiso u's'
psychological subjects.
Dr paul Kaufman, professor oi
English. har been accorded the 'tonor
NJ election az chairman Of the section
an roma ntictsfn Of the Modern Ian
euage Association. which met recently
i'm Cincinnati. Or. Kaufman Tor years
was secretary Of this section
The Womens Guild of American
University held "A regular business
meeting at the women. residence nan
last Friday afternoon, following when
members, along with faculty women,
were the guests Of girls Of the dormi'
tory at tea.
Special Vesper Service.
Arrangements are being made for
n epeclui veapers service ~ 80 next
Sunday afternoon to be In charge nf
the fncniiy, and 10 be open 10 The
hubble In ''le ~1meu's residence nall
pariors. The subject 10 be dlssuss+d
will he THE tourfoid Life. ana bf.
John r. Bentley, professor Of "dutn'
ton and psychology. will preside.
Dt. Kaufman will deliver annthor Of
series Of lectures on current
American Fiction" before the Assn
citation Of Private School Teachers al
Washington, nj 1901 v street tomot'
fow evening al $50.
Chancellor i.,ictus e. Clark ard br.
Gsorgs II. Woods have returned from
Atlantic CITY. where they Wsie inAtru.
mental in obtainins recog uitinn for
The college
Or EllerY e. sto~eiI. professor of
international law, vas at Cambridge.
Mars Ias. week, where he attended
meeting Ut "a committee Of the In
tetnatioAai Law Society on The .udi,
fnaii0n III international law. His
eiasars here were taken during hih
abseDce by Dr. Henry u, Hazard, an
niumpus.