Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
PLANS ADVANCED
FOR C CLUB DANCE
Columbus University Social
Event to Be Held on
st. Patrick's Day.

Arrangements are nearing completion
for the Co Club dance of Columbus
University, to be held at the Roosevelt
Hotel on Monday evening, March II.
Professors in both the School of Law
and the School of Accountancy are
being invited to the event, which is
designed to afford closer relationship
between the students of the two
branches Of the university. Raymond J.
Walter, manager of the basket ball
team, is taking leading part In map
ping out the program for this ST.
Patrick'S dance.
Further social events are in the ofing
at Columbus University. for the Vene-
tian Society of the School Of Account
ancy is planning a dance after the
Lenten season, the senior prom OF the
Law School is being arranged for May
in the Italian room of the Mayhower
Hotel and the freshman class OF the
School of Law Is preparing for its dance
on Saturday, May II.
Moot Court in Session.
A session of the Moot Court Of
Appeals was held at the university on
Thursday night. Chief Justice" Rosa
r. Downing and Associate Justices
william j. Neale and Robert e. Lynch
heard another equity case, involving
a divorce action. John T. Burns repre-
Sented the appellant, while Bernard
Morris and William Mahoney appeared
for the appellee. Francis p. Brassor,
clerk of the moot court, made the neces-
sary arrangements for the hearing.
John M. McGraw chancellor Of Alpha
Mu Chapter of the Sigma Delta Kappa
Fraternity, announced yesterday that
| his group is planning a social event in
| the near future. Assisting him In map
ping out q program are Charles A.
IoVino, vice chancellor; Kingman Oak
1 man, the secretary-treasurer, and Wal
ter e. O'Mara, the chaplain. Prof. H,
Winship Wheatley, the faculty advisor,
Is assisting with the plans.
The Venetian Society Of the School
| OF Accountancy has now changed its
meeting night to Monday and viii hold
sessions every two weeks. The next
meeting Is to be on March II. A series
OF talks by students, with debates, and
outside speakers on business topics, will
appear on the program of the society
John p. Mccarthy recently addressed
the club on the subject OF advertising
and DR.. Francis j. Hemelt, dean of the
school, spoke on this subject, with rela-
ton to advanced business methods.
Names Social Committee.
| 1SOpCIt Il. tklC NCNCtlau
Society's president, has appointed Joseph
MCGOWAN, Bernard Gallagher and VIII
liam johnson as Q special committee tt
have charge of social events to be staged
the balance of the year by the organ.
ization.
The Skipper, the oficial publication
of the School of Law, made its appear
ance Early last week, under the editor
ship of James v. DAILY, 81. 5evera
interesting articles and news storie!
appear In its columns, as well as bio
graphical sketches Of Profs. George D
Horning, jr., and Robert E. Lynch. Mr.
Horning, a former assistant distric
attorney, teaches partnerships and cor
porations, while Mr.. Lynch, an asSistan
corporation counsel of the District o
Columbia, teaches the law OF crimes
and procedure.
| Early preparations for commencement
| exercises to be held this year by Colum
bus have already been set in motion b!
Seton Darr. assistant dean of thu
School of Law. Commencement i
scheduled to be held on June II, bu
| in order to insure we'll organized
| preparation. Mr.. Darr has been in con
sultation with John T. Burns, presiden
of the senior class, and q special com
mittee of arrangements has been named
| It's members are: Mrs. Grace DuVal
John Stanley, Arthur Clagett, Patricl
| 4 Heveran and Mr. HtlruS