Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
DEANS OF WOMEN
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Miss Harriet Hayes Of Co.
Iumbia University Discusses
Health Program.

The Regional Association Of Deans
Of Women Of Maryland, Delaware, Vir-
ginia and the District of Columbia held
its annual meeting yesterday at Hurst
Hall on the American University
campus. Miss Mary Louise Brown,
dean Of women Of American University,
the president Of the organization, pre-
sided.
The principal address Of the morning
session was by Miss Harriet Hayes, in
structor in personnel guidance, Teach
ers' College, Columbia University, who
spoke on what Constitutes an AIDE
quate Health Program for College?"
Three discussion groups were held, one
on educational and Vocational Guild
ance In Junior and Senior High Schools, ="
directed by Miss Leona @. Buchwald,
supervisor OF educational and vocational I
guidance, Baltimore, Nd; one on Adult
Education" directed by Miss Mary
Faulkner. supervisor Of home economics
education, Baltimore. Miss Faulkner
last Summer attended the international
adult education conference at Cam
bridge, England. The third discussion
group was directed by Miss Hayes on
the subject, Some New Conceptions in
Regard to College Residence Halls"
the woman's residence and opportunity
was given for the visiting guests to
look over the hall. Another business
session followed during the afternoon.
Comedy TO BE Feature.
, The clever comedy, "Fanny's First
Piay," by George Bernard Shaw, will
be the feature event at the College OF
Liberal Arts of American University
this week, and is to be presented Tues
day night at the gymnasium on the
campus, Massachusetts, and Nebraska
avenues. There Is to be no admission
charge, and the public has been in
vited.
The play is being given under direc-
ton Of Will Hutchins, professor Of art
at the university. with cast including
dents, and is looked forward to as the
first important dramtic event Of the
year at the school.
For the prologue the cast includes:
Footman, Clyde williams; Cecil Savoy
ard, played by DR.. Walter Shenton;
Count O'Dowda, viii Hutchins: Fanny
ODowda, Orrel Belle Claim; dramatic
ward l.. McAdam, 1r., and Milton Crist,
while the cast for the play itself in
cludes Mr.. Gilbey, played by DR.. Charles
Marsh: Mrs. Gilbey, Mrs. Hilda Minder
French: Bobby Gilbey, Keller Faus;
Mr.. Knox, Harold Colder; Mrs. Knox,
Bernice Moler; Margaret Knox, Helen
Tucker; Lieut.. Duvallet,, James Swan;
Juggins, Arthur S. Flemming, and Miss
Delaney. Laura Barrett.
Dr.. Lucius c. Clark, chancellor Of
American University, and Mrs. Clark;
DR.. George B. Woods, dean of the Col
lege Of Liberal Arts, and Mrs. Woods
left Thursday for the forty-third annual
convention Of two days at Atlantic City
OF the Association of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools Of the Middle States
and Maryland. The program ran
through Friday and Saturday.
Anglican Club Election.
The Anglican Club organization of
members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church among the student body and
faculty Of American University, has
elected ofiicers and last Tuesday after
noon was received by Right Rev. James
E. Freeman, Bishop Of Washington, at
the bishops house, Cathedral close.
Bishop Freeman named as chaplain for
the club Rev. w. w Shearer, rector of
St. Columbus Church. The faculty adj
wiser Is Will Hutchins. and officers
elected for the year are: President,
George Leverett Stowell; vice president,
Jane Rice; secretary, Elizabeth Hill;
treasurer, Brooke Bright The club will
publish small bulletin periodically,
edited by George Sixbey.
The Epsilon Kappa Sorority has
elected as president Kay G. Heath, and
other officers as follows: Vice pres.dert,
cher; treasurer, Nola Livingston.
Phi Beta zeta Fraternity has an
nounced the following pledges: Glad
stone Williams, Chester Bowers, oscar
Sells, Kenneth Hoover, Ralph Baker,
Orville Targee, Forrest Diehl. Max
Schaul, Robert Fuchs, Joseph Carter,
Wayne Larson.
was awarded in chapel Wednesday by
Coach Walter H. Young to the present
junior class, and the trophy was &C
cepted by Warren COLLISION, captain of
the team which last year won the inter-
class tournament.
Club Presents Comedy.
The American University Dramatic
Club presented the one-act comedy,
"Op o. My Thumb, +" last Friday at Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, under direction of PROF.
Hutchins and Miss Laura Barrett. The
cast included Dorothy Hamilton, Mary
Putnam, Louise Murray, Stella Wolfe,
Betty Flenming and Bruce Aitchson.
The Huguenot Society held a largely
attended and successful meeting at
American University last Monday. Miss
Mary Mears Gait, assistant professor OF
French at the college, had prominent
part in the proceedings.
Thanksgiving vacation starts next
Wednesday and continues until the sui
ceeding Tuesday morning, when classes
will resume.
Miss Bernice Moler, reg Strar Of the
college. an alumni member of Alpha
Rho Chapter of Kappa Delta at the
University of Maryland, was installed as
a member of the national sorority re-
Gently, when her chapter was ofncially
recognized by the national sorority.
Rev. George w. Farnum, pastor Of
Cleveland Park Congregational Church,
spoke Tuesday at college chapel.
Syracuse University has been added to
the debates scheduled for the mems
team, and Swarthmore College for the
Womans team.
A Thanksgiving party for students of
American University was given by UNI
versity Heights Church last night at the
Wesley Heights Community Club. The
place was deliberately decorated For the
occasion, and arrangements were in
charge of committees headed by Rev.
Philip C. Edwards, pastor; the Sunday
school class of DR.. d. o. Kinsman
Harold Riggle, Mrs. d. o. Kin:man and
Mrs. Charles F. Marsh.
Chancellor and Mrs Clark entertained
Tuesday at the college for Miss Frances
Van Dye and Miss Esther Van Dye OF
Chevy Chase. who are on furlough tbs
war from educational work in AlQierS.