Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-12
1HRONC IS LISTED
FOR G. j. LAW PROM
Attendance at Event Seized.
uIed Friday Evening Likely
to Break Previous Records.

With all the classes at the George.
town University Law School combining
to make it a success the annual STU
dents prom Friday evening at the Carl.
ton Hotel promises to break all previous
attendance records at Georgetown
function.
Inaugurating new policy, the presi-
dents of the seven classes determined
to arrange a prom that would be repre-
sentative of the entire law department,
instead Of holding individual dances, as
cone III the past The idea has struck
a responsive chord. especially among
the hundreds of law alumni in the city.
and indications point to the fact that
this will become an established policy
at the school,
Edward K. RYAN of the fourth year
afternoon class is the general chairman,
assisted BIZ Parnell T. Quinn OF the
third year morning class. Upon them
and the executive committee OF class
presidents has fallen the major portion
Of the plans for the event this week.
Senator Walsh Heads Patrons.
Senator David I. Walsh of Massachu-
sets heads the list of patrons for the
affair. While not an alumnus OF
GEORGETOWN. the university has con-
ferrcd upon him the degree Of doctor of
laws, 50 the Law School claims him as
one Of its own.
Good music has been engaged for the
prom and there will be variety of IA
yors for the young women who attend.
Assisting in the arrangements are eight
committees: Publicity. George Yama-
Okla. chairman: programs, Louis l..
Whitestone, chairman; favors. Cornelius
F. Ward. chairman: finance. j. Ray
mond Tottenhoff. chairman: patrons.
James T. FInlen, chairman; music. Aus
tin O'Brien. chairman: decorations,
William I. Conway, chairman, and re-
freshmentS. Ray r. Shockey. chairman.
ton TO Ryan and Quinn. is composed
Of the following class presidents:
Charles H. Quirk. fourth afternoon;
J. Herbert Walsh. third afternoon;
Otto ]. Saur, second morning: j., Clar-
ence Kerlihy. second afternoon; j. John
Manning. first morning. and Charles H.
Drummer. first afternoon. Quinn Is
chairman.
College Debaters Have Dates.
Georgetown College debaters are pre-
pairing for their first intercollegiate de-
bate Of the season Friday evening,
when a team representing the Junior
White Society meets juniors of Ford
ham College in New York. John D
Reilly. Bernard NJ McQuade annd Will
liam B. Walker will represent the Hill
top team. - Other debates between
Georgetown teams and Lafayette and
New York University are pending in
March.
The topic for the debate with Ford
ham is Resolved. That a presidential
third term should be prohibited by
Georgetown's freshman dramatic
club. newly organized under the name
OF the Tyres. gave its initial per-
Torrance Thursday night in CASTOR
Hall. when it presented five one-act
plays. The Tyros serves its members
as a stepping stone TO the Mask and
Baubie Clyub.
The program consisted Of the fol-
iowing plays: Two Crooks and
Lady" with Paul Lyons director, and
q cast consisting Of Alva B. Reid. Her.
best Fl. Foley. Albert j. Trimpert, Ed
ward J. Luke, IT,. Donald j. kiSSinger
and Edward J. Hooks.
Caught With the Goods Philip Ca
hill director, and cast of Edward p
fianley and Peter j. Monaghan.
The Road TO Connaugh;." Francis
director, with Jerald McAllister.
Miles n. C'Brien and Edward F.
Feighan.
THE Prairie Judgment" william
Ward. director. 18th William A. Dennis,
john c. Hayes. Charles p. Chapman
and Ca. yell r. Keyser
"Jetl:c." John Theate. director. with
Prank J. Delaney. Walter j. Gibbons.
Hungerford and Desmond r.
X. O. r. c. Unit Inspected.
Georgetogn's r. o. T. G. unit was
given It's annual inspection by the War
Department Wednesday 10 determine
whether the unit is worthy Of inscec-
ton BY the Army stan which selects
the so-caiied distinguished" institu-
tiors in the Sd Corps Area. The in
specting officer was Lieut.. Col Clarence
Deems. Field Artillery. who Is In charge
Of r, o. T. c. headquarters In this
area.
The White Law Club which suspend
e1 meetings during January. has re-
sur1ec It's weekly sessions. Charles
Nell, senior associate justice OF the
club has scheduled Harry McManus
and Robert O'Donneli as leading coun-
seiorg for the case 10 be tried Thurs
Cay evening. From briefs handed To
the court. the case will turn on fine
point Of law in offer and acceptance OF
contracts. as distinguished from mere
questions o. prices.
Supporting ODonneil will be Dennis
Mclaughlin Walter Shelly. g. D. Erus-
y 1gaa 4 assitI
rely On Robert Pointer, John OLaugll-
LIZ EAs.z III