Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

versitv Medical Alumni to be held Sat
urday evening, March Is, at the May
flower Hotel, under the auspices OF tine
George Washington University MedlcaI
Society. Among the honor guests VIII De
the surgeon generals OF the Army ana
Navy, the surgeon general OF the Pupilc
Health Service, the president OF the
American Medical Association, DR.. VIII
liam Gerry Morgan; the dean OF the
Johns Hopkins University Medical
School, DR.. Allen Mason Chesney; the
dean of the Georgetown University
Medical School, DR.. John Foot; the
dean of the University of Virginia Meol-
cal School. DR.. James Carroll Flippln,
and Senator Royal 8. Copeland.
Dr. George w. Grille, internationally
known physician and founder OF the
Cleveland Clinic and Cleveland Clinic
Hospital. will come to washington 10
deliver the address at the banquet.
DIR. Borden 10 Preside.
DR. Daniel C. Borden, president of the
George Washington University Medical
Society, will preside at the banquet,
which will be attended BY some 500
graduates of the George Washington
University Medical School, and Dental
School from Washington and nearby
cities.
The George washington University
Mems Glee Club went to New York on
Saturday to participate in the national
intercollegiate glee club contest. repre-
Senting the Middle Atlantic States. The
honor of representing this section OF the
country in the national contest was con-
ferred upon the club as the result OF its
winning the sectional contest.
The mems debate team of the uni
versity met a visiting team from the
University of Florida on Thursday eve
ming in the sixth debate of the season.
The team will close its season on March
IA with the annual international debate
which this year will be held with a
group OF Chinese students. The team
has had a successful season. meeting
Ohio Wesleyan University, Princeton
University, the University Of North
Carolina and the University of Florida
at home, and North Carolina State Col
lege and the University Of North Caro-
lima away. The debaters are coached by
Prof. Willard Hayes Yeager, Depew pro-
lessor Of public speaking In the univer-
sity.
G. A. Lyon Scheduled for Lecture.
On Thursday evening, March 10,
Gideon A. Lyon, associate editor of The
Evening Star, viii give an, illustrated
lecture at the university before the Art
and Archaeology League on Japan and
the Japanese" The lecture will be held
at 8 O'Clock in Corcoran Hall, and is
open to members of the university and
the public. Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, lee
turer in archaeology in the university
and president Of the Art and Archaeology
League, will preside. Mr.. Lyons lecture
is based upon his recent trip through
Japan, China, Manchuria and Korea, in
company with q group of ANGLICAN
journalists who Travelled as guests OF the
Carnegie Endowment for international
Peace. His talk Is beautifully illustrated
with colored slides from pictures taken
by him during the journey.
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock Mr..
Macdonald of Haverford, Pa, will talk
before Mrs. Carrolls archaeology class on
The Route Taken by Ulysses" Mr..
Macdonald has travelled extensively in
the Egean Islands and has made an in
tenSive study of their classical back
ground. His lecture is illustrated with
slides and is open to the public.
Students Placed on Honor ROll.
BY virtue of high scholarship, 244 stu
dents in Columbian College, the Col
lege Of Arts and Sciences of the univer-
sity. have won places on the honor roll,
which has just been made public by
Dean Charles Z. Hill Of Columbian Col
lege and Dean Henry Grattan Doyle of
the lower division in Columbian Col
lege. Those on the honor roll Of the
upper division of the college are:
Dorothy Albert, Samuel F. Allison,
Herbert e. Angel, Leonard Apter, Eliza
beth B. Baltz, Sara Virginia Barret,
! Frieda Ann BaFsky, jeanette Bernstein,
william Brainin, ONEIDA M. Brown, Mary
Fl. Bugbee, Elizabeth Z. Bunten, Helen
L. Clark, Catherine c. Coblentz, Charles
TNAla TAk1
Crum1ey, Lewis Dembitz, Carroll j.
Doering, Virgil J. Dorset, Gerson c.
Eisenberg, Richard Epstein, Mary Eliz-
abeth Ford, Warren A. Gorham, Nancy
| GriSwold, Emma Hance, Eva l.. Har-
baugh. Ashlan F. Harlan, Florence Har-
rington. Neva O.. Hill, Elizabeth H
Hoge, Helen E. Holiday, Samuel Horo-
WITT, Maude p. Hudson, Raymond M
Hull, Edwin II. Hunter, William E
Huntington, Catherine v. johnson, Al
bert G. Johnston, Frances B. Jones
Perle knight, Meyer Koch, Israel J.
Kuperstein, Robert S. Leonard, Edwin
C. Lord, Beryl F. Loughlin, Ruth Mark
wood, Jacob H. Mason, Lucille l.
Matthews, Mary F. May, Irwin McGrew
! Grace M. Mclean, John II. McNeely
Anna A. Mess, Barbara Miller, Elizabeth
r. Miller, Virginia Mitchell George T
Mumaw, Willard H. Mutchler, Mary
Naylor, Leland d. Norton, Margaret
Parker, Gerald Peterson, Hazel A. Peter
son, Mary X. Priest, David A. Rape
port, Daniel Ready, Sarah w. Reed
Thelma A, Replogle, Virginia Robinson
Gretchen L. Rogers, Dorothy M. Ruth
Samuel Shaffer, Virginia Shull, Albert
w. Small. Kenneth H. Smoot, Joseph
E. Sorrell. Louise Spratt, Ralph F
Staubly, David Sun, John w. Thacker
Earl Walck, A. L. Walter, Bernice
Waterman, Milton X. Wells, John l.
Wheeler, Ruth White, Francis H. White
house, Grace Willoughby, Genevieve B
WtmSatt and Earl r. WiSeman.
Winners in Lower Division.
The honor roll of the lower division
includes Garry w. Aal, Arnold Albert
Hertha Arnold, Edwina v. Avery, Ed.
win L. BartleSon, Josephine e. Bay, An.
/ ME F. Beal, William Randolph Belfleld
Ruth Eleanor Bell, Leona M. Beller
Leonard s. Berman, Bertha r. Bier
William Blair; Ruth Blond. Harold H
Blythe, Julia Bonwit, Eleanor K. Bran.
son, May Louise Brook, Edith Brook.
hart, Ruth M. Brown, Betha s. Buck.
man, Gladys A. Bush, Marion M. But.
Ter, Sheldon D. Carey, Jacob Ceppos
Elizabeth Churchill, David s. Clark
Marie A. Clarke, Robert Cohn, F1orenct
B. Coleman, Ethel L. Coon, EugenS
Cooper. Margaret H. Cooper. GEM,
Cory, Sara A. Creeden, Vena M. eros.
| cite, Clara M. Davidson, Marion T. d,
/ Fontes, Nanette M. Dembitz, Herber
H. Diamond, Bernice Dirrim, Edward
H. Donnel. william c. Draper, Rober
Y. Durand, Archie w. Dye, Lee AIMS
/ Embrey, Neva z. Ewin, Elizabeth E
Farrell, Laura w. Farris, Marion e
Flick, Mary e. Fitzgerald, Jean Fly, Ger
aldine F. Free, Mildred Freeman, Stuar
j G. Fries, Susan o. Futterer.
/ Fanny @. Gates. Robert B. Gilman
! Thomas Glover, George I. Goldberg
/ Joseph Goldberger, Shirley L. Gran
Raymond L. Grammar, Samuel !