Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-07
FACULTY. BUILDING
WILL Be ENLARGED.
Addition Of Four Stories to
Georgetown College Struc-
ture VIII Be Built.

College on a small four-Story ADDITION
to the old brick faculty building and
infrmary. itself fine example Of early
American architecture
The infirmary, which comprises the
original part Of the building, was built
about 100 years ago and In 1891 the
Mulledy Building was added to it. Since
that time the various presidents of
Georgetown and priests attached to its
teaching staff have been making their
quarters in the structure.
Among the additions and improve
fnents to the university buildings In
progress since Rev. DR.. w. Coleman
Nevis, S. j.. came into Office as presi-
dent last Summer. none is needed more
urgently than the changes that have
been planned for the faculty building.
With the small addition the infirmary
quarters will be enlarged and made more
comfortable and an elevator installed.
Among other features, a roof garden
will be provided. which will command
a fine view of the Maryland and Viz
ginia hills.
Several years ago the original North
Hall, where George Washington, Lafay-
cite and other great personages visited,
Vas remodeled to conform to the new
dormitory adjoining It, Only its ex-,
terror. which boasts one of the finest
types of Colonial doorways in WASH
tnEton, remains unchanged.
Except for electric lighting and run
ming water, the latter having been in
stalled last Fall, the faculty building
and infirmary is still in its original
state.
Hold Prom Friday.
The all-Law School prom Friday
night at the Mayfiower Hotel promises
to be the most successful ever given
by the students OF that department.
Francis Mcbride Is chairman OF the
general committee, assisted by the
presidents Of the various classes In the
day and evening schools and class SUBJ
committees, besides. Thomas H. SiSk
is assistant chairman.
DR.. j. De S. Coutinho, head of the
Portuguese department of the Foreign
Service School, will conduct a series of
courses at the University OF Berlin this
Summer. A permanent visiting profess
scr at Berlin, he has been conducting
lectures at that university for several
years. As on other occasions, a number
of the Georgetown students will 60 to
Berlin for special study during the,
Summer
DR.. Coutinho's lectures. scheduled
from July IL to August 81, will be on
the subjects of Foreign Relations of
Latin America" and Portuguese Litera-
ture," and will be conducted in English.
He is member of the executive faculty
at the Georgetown school, having been
connected with the school since its
founding 10 years ago.
Dean George e. Hamilton of the
School of Law is preparing to COM
mence his series of weekly lectures on
legal ethics next Wednesday afternoon
and continue to May 20. Consideration
Is given in this course to the qualifica-
tons necessary for professional achieve
ment and standing which should be
possessed. cultivated and applied by the
lawyer in his relations to the courts, to;
the profession, to clients and the pub
lie. Dean Hamilton's course Is for
seniors of both the day and evening
schools and members OF the post
graduate class. ~
Article Deals with Madison.
The forthcoming issue Of the George
town Law Journal will contain as one
of its featured articles, James Madi-
son and the Federal City" by Frank
Sprigg Perry, who has made a study
of the early history of the National
Capital His article will shed further
light on the little known but important
part Madison. played In establishing the
Capital in which is now the District
of Columbia.
Both the Carroll and White Law
Clubs are arranging for their annual
banquets the first week IN May. John
w. Dillon Is chairman of the Carroll
committee and Is being assisted by Will
liam F. Loda and Paul C. Albus. Prepa-
rations for the White Clubs affair are
being made by Robert Emmett Jones.
chief Justice of the club; Julian 7.
Cromelin. chairman of the committee,
Patrick J. O'Connor, Damion j. Nc
Laughlin and Joseph A. letter.
wednesday evening the White Law
Club will hold its final preliminary de-
bate to select the fourth man TO take
part in q final contest for the CHAM
pionship of club members ana q spe-
cial award. Julian T. Cromelin. winner
Of last weeks contest, will take part In
the final debate with Francis j. Sulh-
van and Daniel Crowley.
John Fendall Coughlan, assistant
treasurer of the Law School, Is re-
ceiying CONGRATULATIONS on, his marriage
Anril Q to Miss Virginia Colt. The
ceremony was performed at the Churcn
of the sacred Heart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cougilan will be at home 10 tnelr
friends after May IS at their home,
5000 Georgia avenue, Woodside, Mo.
A member Of the class OF 1928, Mr.
Coughlan holds the degrees OF bachelor
Of laws from Georgetown.
The Department Of State has an
nounced that commencing June "a 1t
viii conduct written examinations for
commissions to the foreign service, with
oral tests completing the examinations.
to be held in Washington, beginning
September 8.
can't. David r. Wolverton of the class,
of 1922, one of the many Army offi-
GERS who have been graduated from the
Law School in recent years, has been
assigned to take the graduate course
In business administration at Harvard
University, according to information re-
ceived here. Wolverton was graduated
from Georgetown with the degrees Of
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