Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-03
AMERICAN j. ADDS
DR.. LEE TOFACULTY
legislative Counsel of Senate
Will Lecture on ConSti-
tutionaI Law.

A leading authority on constitutional
law. DR.. Frederick P. Lee, legislative
counsel of the Senate, has been added
to the faculty Of the Graduate School
Of American University and has started
lecturing there during the second
semester
In making this announcement, DR.
Lucius c. Clark stated that DR.. Lee was
a valuable addition to the school, and
his course already has attracted many
students. He is lecturing on "Constitu-
tional Law" Dr. Lee formerly was at
Columbia University.
Several new students have been regis
tered for the second semester at both
the College of Liberal Arts on the
campus, and the downtown schools, the
School of Political Sciences, and the
Graduate School, TT l901-1907 F street.
DR.. Edward T. Devine, who resigned
his post as dean of the Graduate School
and professor of social economy to re-
turn to the field Of public health work
in New York City. left at the end OF the
first semester. Until a new official Is
obtained to become dean of the Grad
uate School and director of the School
chancellor, is administering the down
town schools, and is keeping office hours
daily at the office, 1901 F street. Mrs.
Grace Mccoy has succeeded Miss Ruth
Devine as registrar of the downtown
schools. Miss Devine resigned to re-
turn with her family to New York
Guild Plans Tea.
Plans are being made by the Woman's
Guild of American University for an
elaborate tea on Lincoln'S birthday at
the Woman's Residence Hall. More
than 500 invitations have been sent out
for the occasion, which will be from 8
to 5 o'clock. Mrs. Lucius c. Clark. wife
of the chancellor, is chairman of the
general committee. while other commit
tee chairmen are: Refreshments, Miss
Mary Louise Brown; invitations, Mrs
Mary Logan Tucker: reception hostesSes,
Mrs William F. Mcdowell; table
hoStesses, Mrs. Frederick N. Davenport
David Lawrence, president Of the
Omitted States Daily Publishing Corpora
ton. delivered the principal address at
opening exercise of the second semester
at the College of Liberal Arts on We'd
neSday morning. Mr.. Lawrence spoke
on THE Trend of the Times"
Mrs. EoSalie Jones Dill, wife. of Sem
stor Dill of Washington, delivered an
address on THE Kellogg Peace Treaty
and World Peace" Wednesday night be-
fore all open meeting of the Interna-
tional Relations Club, at the Women's
Residence Hall. Mrs. Dill, before her
marriage to the Senator, graduated from
American University in 1922 with the
degree of doctor of civil law, taking as
her thesis THE Influence on Interna-
tional Relations of the Different Stand
ards of Living in Different Countries"
Entertain At Dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. Clark entertained at din
ner at the college Friday night for DR..
and Mrs. George H. McNeal of City
Roads Chapel, London. where John
Wesley preached. other guests were
Bishop and Mrs. William F. Mcdowell,
Bishop John William Hamilton, DR.. and
Mrs H E. Woolever and DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence True Wilson.
A gospel team of students from the
college will conduct services this eve
ming at Potomac Heights Community
Church. where Milton Crist, next
years foot ball captain for American
University, is the pastor. The team is
composed of four members Of the OK
ford Fellowship, local organization of
students preparing for the ministry; S.
Carleton Ayers, Ronald Mclaughlin,
Ichard Horner and j. Harold Riggle.
The service will open at 1880 O'Clock.
DR.. Paul Kaufman. professor of Eng
Esh. has gone to New York over the
week end to attend committee meetings
Of the College Conference on English of
the Central Atlantic States and in the
interest of the Shakespeare Association
of America, of which DR.. Kaufman is
an officer.