Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-08
BANQUET TO HONOR
| G. ". GRID TEAMS
Students, Alumni and Faculty
and Officials to Attend
Celebration.

One of the largest groups ever
gathered at George Washington Uni
versity athletic celebration will attenc
the banquet Tuesday evening at the
Mayfiower Hotel in honor of the varsity
and freshman foot ball teams, wher
students, alumni, faculty members anc
university officials will join in feting the
grid warriors of the past season.
While the foot ball season just closed
has been disappointing for the varsity
foot ball team, the record made by the
freshman team indicates the opening Of
a new era in sports for George Wash
ington and a crowd which will tax the
hall to it's capacity of 400 Is expected
to gather at the banquet to celebrate
the beginning of this new era.
Samuel Herrick, prominent Washing
ton attorney and George Washington
University alumnus, will act as toast
master. A past president of the George
Washington University Alumni ASSoci-
alton and an active worker in alumni
affairs, Mr.. Herrick is widely known
among the university's alumni as g
George Washington enthusiast and q
brilliant and witty speaker.
Mr.. Herrick holds the degrees o1
bachelor of laws master of laws, master
of patent law, master of diplomacy and
doctor of civil law from the university
He is the author of number of books
on law. He is prominently identified
with patriotic bodies being a past presi-
dent of the District of Columbia So
ciety, Sons of the American Revolution
and a member of the Society of the
Cincinnati, Society of Colonial Wars
Society of the War of 1912 and Sons OF
the American Revolution.
Ingram Guest Speaker.
Comdr Bill" Ingram, head foot ball
coach of the Naval Academy, will bt
the guest speaker at the banquet. Jane;
E. Pixlee, director of Athletics at George
Washington, whose work since coming
to the university last Fall in the de-
velopment of the physical education
and athletic program has been widely
commended, also will speak. A lively
program of entertainment has been ar
ranged. A number of the univerSity's
most distinguished alumni have indi.
Gated their attention of attending the
athletic banquet.
The so members of the varsity anc
freshman foot ball teams who will bs
honor guests at the banquet are Samue
Berkowitz, Robert Adams, Bernie West
Robert Baker, A. Miller, Robert Boyle
Lester Gates, Steele McGrew, Vernon
Frazier, James Francis, David Bilisoly
Benneson, Emory Clapper, Robert
Hoffman, John w. M. Clements, vii,
liam Copeland, John Young, T. w
Able, Leonard Mattingly, Bruce Miller
w. M. Lewis and w. NJ. Sterrett of the
varsity and John Polkinhorn, Langdor
Ballou, Kenneth Preston, Jerome Cobbe
Harold Jones, Lee Carlin, Joe Carter
Billy Wells, Arthur Kriemelmyer, Rober
Galloway, Everett O'Brien, WinifreC
Sturtevant, x. Wilbert Bagranoff, Johr
buffalo, Oelschlager, William Vogt
Albert Vogt, William HelveStine, Edwin
Crandall, Carl Eakers, George Baulsir
Clyde Hunt, Max Brown, Arnold BoriSs
John Brightenburg, Joseph King, Sid.
ney Greenberg and Paul Howard of TIN
freshman team. Coaches Walsh, Con
naughton, harrington and Sexton alsC
will be guests.
The awarding of letters and numeral,
to the players who have earned then
will be feature of the program.
Awards for Women.
At the women's Fall sports banuue
held Monday by the Womens Athleti,
Association the following awards were
made to those who have done outstand.
ing work during the Fall sports season
Hockey: Major letters-Ruth Chind-