Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
AMERICAN j. GIVES
CULTURAL COURSE
Noted Playwright and Wife
Announced to Feature
Special Program.

Charles Ram Kennedy. distinguished
PLAYWRIGHT, and his wife. Edith Wynne
Matthison. Will be presented by Ameri-
can University in the play. The ChaS-
tening." in the gymnasium auditorium
on the campus. Friday evening, REQ
ruarv 10.
This unusual occasion is being OF.
Ferc6 by the university To a SpeCi"'
rrnun az invited friends, and to the
,N,hlic without charge and Is cNpecVeu
4, he the drawing card for the iaFEeS'
attendance yet filling the large ou'Io-
ing :,, -, s,,,.
,,,rte6 hv another PLAYER, MISS MAT
,rrt Case. and will give the three
eharactev play Of the life Of Jesus on
t,e auditorium stage. which is eQulppoo
with full professional facilities ana
ljer;irc. The presentation was ar
ranged by VIII Hutchns, professor %
srt al the university.
Praised hy Chancellor Clark.
Chancellor Iucius c. Clark Of the
university. who has been mucn inter
cstao IN broadening the scope 81 Gull
tu-eI activities on the campus. SAID the
college was not only fortunate IN ocinS
ehIa 70 obtain these distinguished
artists for such a presentation. but was
clad Of the opportunity 10 present IL 10
the public in this unusual manner.
Mr. Kennedy. who is well known as
.ha author OF The Servant IN the
House" came 10 this country from ms
native England with the Ben Greet
PLAYERS.
REPRESENTATIVE Henry f. Rathoone.
Republican. Of Illinois will be the prln-
c.pal speaker at the chapel exercises
AT Hurst Hall. on the campus. opening
the second semester next IueSdaH
morning az 20 O'Clock. MI. Rathoohe
viii take Lincoln" for his SUBJECT ano
the occasion will be open to the puohC.
Examinations at the college and al
the downtown schools the Graduate
SchaoI and the School Of the Political
SCIENCES at 1901 to 1907 F street north
vest. closed on SATURDAY,. and classes
viii begin Tuesday morning.
Bueh'er's Lecture Series.
Or. Karl Buehler. professor Of psy-
cilology n the University OF Vienna.
who has been delivering course OF
lectures in psychology at American UNI
versity here presented the second OF
series Of two addresses yesterday morn
Ing IN the assembly room OF the Ameri-
can Red Cross national headquarters
capacity Of the hall His subject was
a Criticism of Psychoanalysis from
the Standpoint Of Child Psychology.
Dr.. Buehler. who also has lectured at
Johns Hopkins University and al Le-
land Stanford. goes next semester TO
Harvard University. He will return
next year 70 Europe.
Chancellor Clark will so to New York
Tuesday for a conference on religious
education. held under the auspices OF
ttc Princeton Club.
Final arrangements are being made
for the lecture 10 be given Wednesday
evening this week at the Washington
Club 1901 K street northwest. by Mrs
Frances Parkinson Reyes, on Around
the World in Verse" She appears un-
Ger the auspices OF the Woman Guild
Of the university. and the occasion
viii be benefit for a scholarship fund
and for furnishings for the girls dor
n1ltory.
Faculty Women's Club to Meet.
The Faculty Women's Club will meet
next Friday evening with Mrs. Paul
Kaufman.
The freshman class is planning q
dance to celebrate the opening Of the
second semester. II will be held FIJI
0ag H4s!Ai, p.VOdO4y III LIE gymnasium
auditorium.
An illustrated lecture on the League
Of Nations will be presented 70 the pub
lie Thursday evening by Prof w l.
Taylor. under the auspices Of the Inter
rational Relations Club. in Hurst Hall
on the campus. Hugh w Speer. presi-
dent OF the club. viii preside. Six new
members we're initiated into the club
a. the last meeting: Katherine Sever
snce. Beth Hill, Dorothy Moore. Ray
mond Spaeth. Robert Bergman and
James Johnson
Miss Mary louise Brown. dean OF
women. viii entertain at tea this after
noon az the Wonen's Residence Hall
The guests vii include friends in edu-
CatiOrlal work in this city.
Plans are being made for a yalen-
tine dinner al the college dining hall.
February 10