Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
AMERICAN j. BOARD
PLANS FOR FUTURE
Matters of Importance, In
GLIDING Budget, Coming Be-
fore Trustees Tomorrow.

Decisions of much Importance to the
near future of American University Will
be made by the board of trustees OF the
institution at the annual meeting 10 De
held tomorrow morning at Batelle Me-
mortal on the campus. The budget for
next year will be adopted.
Several matters of deep concern TO
the welfare of both the college and the
downtown schools, the GRADUATE Schooi
and the School of Political Sciences, will
be acted upon. Reports on progress of
the institution will be made BY DIR. Luz
cius C. Clark, chancellor OF the uni
versity
Barrett Fuchs of this city sopho-
more at the college, has been elected
president of the American University
Glee Club. Fuchs has been prominent at
the college in musical circles, he sang in
the college musical comedy last year,
and is second tenor OF the college quar-
tet Other new offlcerS of the glee club
are manager, s. Carleton Ayers, and
librarian, Alan Blanchard. The club is
under direction Of DR.. Paul Kaufman,
professor of English.
Concert Listed for Saturday.
Edward L. McAdams, jr.. instructor of
English at the college, will be heard in
a concert at the women's residence on
$50 O'Clock. Mr.. McAdams has been
prominent as a vocalist at the college
since he joined the faculty this year,
and has been heard in a number of
solos at various functions. This is his
first formal concert.
The members of the faculty and their
wives or husbands are to be guests on
this occasion. The hostesses will be
Miss Mary Louise Brown. dean of wom-
en-; Miss Dorothy Wulf, Miss Ivy Irene
De Witt, Miss Bernice Moler, Miss Ber-
nice Field and Mile. Marie Delonglee.
A number of gala functions and sew
eral social events marked this week end,
both at the Graduate School and School
of Political Sciences downtown, at 1901
F street, and at the campus. Halloween
decorations predominated at the social
affairs.
Sorority Chapter Entertains.
At a downtown school, Alpha Chap
ter Of the Phi Delta Gamma entertained
last night at reception and dance for
the trustees, faculties and the students
of the Graduate School and the School
Of Political Sciences. In the receiving
line were Dr. and Mrs. Lucius C. Clark.
DR.. Walter M. w. Splawn. dean Of the
Graduate School and the School Of Po-
litical Sciences: Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Let's, Miss Elsie Rackstraw, president
of Alpha Chapter; Miss Eff1e Ross,
president of the national sorority.
Last night at the college gymnasium
the Brecky Club composed of graduates
of Central High School at the college,
gave its annual Fall dance, having as
guests is couples from Central High
other high schools of the city. Yule
Fisher is president of the Brecky Club
and Dorothy Darby was chairman of the
dance committee.
The first formal dinner Of the year in
the college dining hall was held Friday
night in celebration of Halloween, the
committee In charge consisting of
Frances Baker, Olive Rogers and Vir-
ginia Pratt.
Club Is Host at Breakfast.
The Swagger Club held a bridge
breakfast yesterday morning 1t it's club
room In the women's residence. Com
mitteeS in charge included Jean Sha-
piro. Katherine Buchanan, Betty ia
CODY, Alice Hetzel, Elizabeth Hill, EliZ-
abeth McVey. Frances Young, and Ber-
tina Berman.
of the season Friday night following the
Halloween dinner at the college, the
party going after dinner to the home of
a member, Fred Dietrich. 3701 McKIn-
ley street. Leon Shloss is president of
the club.
Chancellor Clark went to Lancaster
Pa, Thursday, where he addressed the
Rotary Club of that city. The cham
cellor is a member of the Washington
Rotary Club.
Association Of Deans 10 Meet.
Miss Mary Louise Brown, dean Of
women at the college, and Miss Gwladys
Jones, headquarters secretary Of the
National Association of Deans of Wom-
en-, went to Atlantic City wednesday to
complete arrangements for the annual
convention of the association to be held
at the seashore city February IL to %,
1891. Miss Brown is chairman of the
national associations press and publi-
cations committee.
Miss Bernice Moler, registrar of the
College of Liberal Arts, attended the an
nual meeting of College Registrars AS,
ISOLATION OF Maryland. Delaware and
the District Of Columbia at Baltimore
Friday.