Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
COLUMBUS U.TEAMS
TODEBATE DC. VOTE
Intersociety Forensic Clash
Is Scheduled for April 8
at School.

Franchise for the citizens Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia viii be discussed on
Tuesday evening, April Q, at Columbus
University, 1914 Massachusetts, avenue,
in the next intersociety prize debate,
The Columbian Debating Society, rep
resented by Alfred A. McGarraghy,
president of the junior class in the
will debate the Freedman Debating So
ciety. TO be represented by William K.
Hutchinson and John H. OConnell.
Judge Nathan Cayton. faculty adviser
Of the Colunabians and judge in the
Municipal Court, and Robert z. Lynch,
assistant corporation counsel and fresh
man faculty adviser, will play promi-
nent parts in the forthcoming contest.
Tickets for the &C" Club banquet at
the Mayhower Hotel on Thursday eve
ming, April 10. at $50 o'clock now are
sity. Raymond j. Walter, basket ball
team pilot, announced yesterday that
the affair Is TO be formal.
Entertainment Is Promised.
Entertainment from current produc-
tions has been promised for the event
by Mr.. Walter. Thomas Mills, director
of athletics at Georgetown University,
will be present to speak, as will James
e. Pixlee, George Washington Univer-
sity athletic director. Walter H. Young,
athletic director Of American University,
and Jack McAuliffe and Fred Rice,
coach Of basket ball ct Catholic UNI
verSity. Leaders from the washington
COLLEGIATE Conference will be In attend
ance, Mr. Walter said.
Seton Darr, assistant dean of the
School of Law, will be toaStmaSter az
the banquet. The chairman OF the
BANQUET committee is Herbert Reichelt,
president OF the &c" Club. william +.
Leahy, dean of the School Of Law; Dr.
Charles w. Darr, president OF Columbus
University and president OF the WASH
ington Chamber Of Commerce; mem
hsTs Of TIE educational committee of
the Knights Of Columbus. the univeF-
sity's board Of trustees and members OF
the faculty will participate in the
function.
Alpha Mu Pledges Feted.
Candidates pledged TO the Alpha Mu
Chapter Of the Sigma Delta Kappa
Fraternity, the legal fraternity, were
entertained on Saturday evening aG tne
Plans for the initiation of IS candidates
have now been made. Past Chancellor
John n. Fitzpatrick, assistant district
attorney, addressed the gathering on
beneflts to be derived from being
member Of the fraternity.
.Joaeph Leonard Townsend, president
of the alumni association, and John j.
OTeary, its secretary, yesterday an.
nounced that this organization VIII nolo
q meeting on Monday, April z. Com
mittee reports are being made READY Ior
presentation, and the association Is
expected to receive . plan Tor enter
tainment.
william Bray. president of the fresh
man class of the School OF Law, an
nounced yesterday that the main pall
room of the Cation Hotel has been OBJ
tanned for the freshman prom on the
evening Of May II. Mr.. Bray has ap-
pointed these committees to prepare Tor
the event: Patrons, Miss Mary LoN
Collifiower, chairman, and Bart y.
WaIshe: tickets and invitations, Miss
beatrice smith, Daniel Coughlin, and
committee on ways and means, MISS
Helen Furey, chairman; Thomas KISS
ling and Thomas ODonnen.
The Venetian Society Of the School
Of Accountancy listened on Monday
night TO an address by DR.. William M.
peyiny. professor at the Catholic uni
yersity Oh America, who spoke on Tne
ADVANTAGES Of Accounting in the Busi-
mass world" one Of the series Of BIZ
nronthly talks BY washington business
men on current trends
Plans for the society's prom were
taken I'D during the meeting ano com
rnittees soon will be named Tor TINS
post Easter event.