Evening star., 1928-04-08
c. v. j. STUDENTS
PLAN z FUNCTIONS
Columbian Women to Dine
Thursday-GIee Club Musi-
cal to Be Saturday.

While George Washington University
has closed its doors for the Easter re-
cess, extending from last Friday until a
week from tomorrow. two events of un-
usual Importance are scheduled for the
week.
The annual dinner of the Columbian
Women is scheduled TO be held at the
Chevy Chase Club on Thursday night.
The George washington University Glee
Club viii hold Joint musical program
with the Columbia University Glee Clup
at the washington Hotel on Saturday
night.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley is president Of
the Columbian Women, and under a
special committee an elaborate program
has been arranged for the annual din
ner. Many women prominent In social.
diplomatic and civil circles will be III
attendance. The affair Is expected TO
eclipse any previous dinner held by the
organization.
Prom Set for April 20.
The Glee Club concert Is a revival
OF the visit of Columbia several years
ago, when a most successful concert and
dance was held. The Glee Club Is un-
der the direction Of Robert Howe Har-
sent 80 voices, rendering q program
Of classic and standard songs,
The Hellenic Prom, outstanding
sorority event of the year, will be held
Friday, April 20. at the City Club. ac-
cording to recent announcements by
members OF the Pan-Hellenic Council.
Following q long established custom
the Hellenic Council has entire
charge of the prom. Sorority members
who compose the council have been
divided into committees, and plans now
are under way for the affair. S.gma
Kappa and Phi Mu are In charge of
the music, Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Delta
Theta are directing finances. and the
printing and distribution Of tickets are
under the direction of Alpha Delta Pi
A prominent feature of the PROM ac-
cording to the council. will be the
awarding OF silver cup to Delta Zeta,
winner of the intersorority bridge tour
nament Other cups won by sororities
during the year also will be presented.
The Women's Athletic Council and
the c. w. Club held a meeting In the
gymnasium last Monday 10 discuss plans
for PLAY day" which Is TO be held at
the Central High School Stadium May
5. AT this meeting committees were
appointed TO take care OF the various
details.
Two Accept Invitation.
The colleges which have been invited
10 ioln George Washington In the plans
for a field day are Hood College, Uni
versity OF Maryland and Goucher Col
lege. AcceptanceS have been received
from the first two schools, but not from
Goucher
Lillian Rhodes, Ruth Kearnan and
Inex Howard will compose the womans
debate team OF George Washington for
the eastern tour, which Is to take place
the week after Easter vacation. The
New York University and possibly
others. These girls were selected for
the team because of their outstanding
work In debating this year. They have
represented George Washington In sew
eral debates this year and have been
exceptionally keen debaters, Lillian
Rhodes and Ruth Kearnan were men,
bers OF last years team,
A team composed OF Lillian Rhodes.
Louise Feinsteln and Ruth Kearnan
win debate Trinity College at Trinity
on April 10.
Dean Henry drattan Doyle is the
author OF an article In the April number
OF Current History Dean Doyle Is now
and Is In charge OF the news from
France and Belgium He Is one OF
board OF IA eminent historians who
summarize the news from foreign coun-
tries for the magazine,
Bridge Contest Ends,
The lntersorority bridge contest was
brought 10 a close last Saturday eve
ming when Sigma Kappa Sorority won
a decisive victory from Delta zeta,
winner Of League No, /,
Sigma Kappa and Phi Mu were tied
In League No. with three wins and
one defeat, Sigma Kappas one loss was
10 Phi Mu The tie was played OF last
Thursday evening when sigma Kappa
won by a large margin, the next game
was with Delta IAta, The girls who
carried Sigma Kappa to victory were
Evelyn Fletcher and Jean Coffman
who played ell the games Delta zeta
had two teams. ore composed nf Anita
Brown and RosehA shaw, and the other
AZ AnTe a.