Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-08
STUDENTS URGED
TO EARN SUCCESS
Columbus U. School Advised
to Work Hard and Exhibit
School Spirit.

Organization and hard work coupled
with school spirit were urged upon the
School of Accountancy of Columbus
University, 1914 Massachusetts, avenue,
Thursday Night by Prof. Joseph
Leonard Townsend, at general assem-
bly,. Designed to stimulate interest in
activities on behalf Of the university,
the meeting was called by DR.. Francis
j. Hemelt, the dean, in an effort to
advance the program that has been
mapped out with view to putting the
accountants in the forefront.
Maurice Lubore, secretary Of the
alumni association of the university,
announced that there will be a meeting
| of that group tomorrow evening at
8 O'Clock at the university. Pointing
out that the election Of officers will be
held at that time, Mr.. Lubor, in indi-
vidual communications to the alumni
urged q complete attendance.
Drops Group Social Activities.
Assistant District Attorney John r.
Fitzpatrick, president of the post-grad-
uate class in the School of Law, ad-
viSed Seton Darr, assistant dean, yes
terday that the class had voted at a
meeting that it would be unable to
| participate as a group in sponsoring
social activities during the current aca-
demic year. The class reached this de-
cision, he explained, because of the
heavy schedule of studies being carried
and the fact that many Of the students
| are doing extensive research work in
| the preparation of their theses, which
must be a minimum Of 10000 words
each.
Assistant District Attorney william
A. Gallagher, professor of the law of
equity, has found it necessary to re-
sign his post as faculty adviser Of the
of his official duties. His place as adj
wiser will be taken by Prof. William A.
Roberts, who teaches interstate COM
merce law and procedure. Under the
presidency of John j. OLeary, the
fancy Law Club has mapped out an
ambitious program for the Winter.
School Of Law TO Meet.
A general assembly Of the School OF
Law will be held on Thursday evening
December 10, Seton Darr, assistant
dean, announced at all classes on We'd
nesday. william E. Leahy, dean of the
school, will preside at this gathering
and the authorities promise a message
of importance to the budding barris-
tiers.
illustrated and replete with news
and features, the December number OF
The Skipper, the Law Schools official
paper, under the editorship of James v
Daily, 81, was distributed to the faculty
and students on Tuesday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Thomas j. Fitzgerald
will entertain the members of the Pi Oh
Club, the organization of woman law
students, in their home on Wednesday
| evening of this week
Columbus Players Organizing.
The Columbus Players, the new dra.
matte society at the university, is being
whipped into shape by Paul A. Graves
who will direct this newest venture OF
the Crimson and Gold Provisional
, plans call for the presentation Of two
plays this academic year. Thursday
night was set apart for the first serie,
of tryouts for parts.
The freshman class put forward al
candidates Helen Hurley, GenevievC
Collif1ower, Helen Furey, Thoma:
ODonnell, Robert Tappan. William Cos.
tigan, Bart WalShe, Richard Roberts
Herbert Reichelt and Kathleen Con.
nors. The junior class places its hopes
in Helen HUM, Kitty Stafford, Rost
Graves, Mrs. Kathleen Dugan, Hugh
Rivers, Angelo Gamma, Frank Sullivan
Alfred McGarraghy and George Meier
The senior class has as its offer Mar.
/ garet Mccarthy, Mary Kane. Johr
Burns, James McCarron and Bernard
Morris.