Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13
UNIVERSITY HEADS
HONORED GUESTS
Dr.. Nevis and Or. Walsh of
Georgetown Attend Banquet
in New York.

DR.. w. Coleman Nevils. president Of
| GEORGETOWN University, and Dr. Edo
mund A. walsh, regent Of the School
of Foreign Service, were among the
| honor guests at the banquet given In
New York City last night for the dis
| tinglished delegates Of the Institute of
| International Law who are meeting for
| the 6rst time In this country.
The banquet was arranged in honor
| Of the president OF the Institute, DR..
James Grown Scott Of washington, who
| is professor of International law and
chairman OF the Graduate Committee
OF the Foreign Service School. DR..
! Thomas H. Healy, the assistant dean.
I is in attendance at the sessions in the
capacity Of American secretary to the
! convention.
Planning for 1881
Or. Nevis is chairman Of the Ameri-
can committee appointed to arrange for
! the celebration in 1882 ut Salamanca
Of the 400th anniversary Of the delivery
of Francisco de Yietoria's famous
treatise by which he is known as the
Father OF international Law" In his
Nevis announced the tentative plans
that have been arranged for participa-
ton in this anniversary celebration.
As president of the Institute of Inter-
national Law, DR.. Scott went to Europe
/ few weeks ago to welcome the visiting
! delegates at various ports Of embarka-
ton and returned to New York with
the main group. He was accompanied
on the homeward trip BY DR.. Healy,
who spent the Summer at The Hague,
where he was lecturing before the Aca-
denny of International Law. They will
return to Washington after the adj
journment Of the New York conven-
| ton.
Georgetown University will be host
to a large number Of the delegates on
the occasion Of their visit to Washing
ton late this month.
Club Seeks Mouse Here
DIR. William r. Notz, dean of the
Foreign Service School, will be the
principal speaker tonight at a meeting
Of the International University Club
which will be held in the auditorium of
i the school. Plans are afoot to establish
an International House for washington
similar to that Of the organization in
New York City.
Such q clubhouse would be used by
foreign and American students of the
various universities In Warrington as q
cultural center where they can meet in
social intercourse.
Sir Esme Howard, the British AM
bassador; Senator Borah, chairman Of
the Senate foreign relations committee,
and others have Endorsed the purposes
Of the international University Club as
. means Of promoting friendly relations
in the educational life Of the country.
Try-outs for the Georgetown Uni
tersity Glee Club, which started under
the leadership of Prof. Edward Dono-
van. were held last week at the
college. william McLarney Is presi-
dent of the gleemen and plans are being
made for an active season. The other
officers Of the Glee Club are Richard
Hungerford, vice president, and John
Hayes, secretary-treaSurer.
r. D. T. C. Has Review
The r. o. T. C. unit held It's first
review Of the season last Thursday on
the campus and was congratulated for
its fine military appearance so early in
the year. Music was furnished by the
Hilltop Band, which already has won
honors by previous appearances at the
first two football games Of the season.
It is planned to carry the bandsmen
along on all trips that the Varsity squad
makes this season. 81
Organization of State and county
clubs at the college In proceeding at q
rapid rate, two of the latest being the
Chicago and New Haven Clubs, both
Of which have large memberships among