Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
DEBATE AND CLUB
BANQUET ARRANGED
Athletic Group of Columbus
University Plans Great
"Stag" Event.

Two of the outstanding events of the
: academic year will share the spotlight
this coming week at Columbus UntVer-
sity, 1914 Massachusetts, avenue, the
final intersociety debate and the &C.
: Club banquet.
The first annual banquet of the &C.
Club will be held in the Italian Garden
of the MayfloWer Hotel on Thursday
at $3.50 pm. Prominent figures in
Washington athletics are scheduled to
participate and the athletic directors
of the various educational institutions
IN the National Capital are the honored
guests.
Event viii Be Stag"
Raymond j. Walter. founder of the
&C" Club, announced yesterday that the
general public may now secure tickets
for the banquet at the university, 1914
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. The
affair will be stag" Mr.. Walter said,
and evening dress is requested.
Herbert Reichelt, president of the
&C" Club, said that DR.. Charles w.
Darr, president of Columbus University
and the president of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce, will be out
standing among the evenings guests.
William E. Leahy, dean of the School
, of Law, will likewise be accorded a
prominent place. Included in the list
Of prominent speakers Will be George
town University's new director of ath-
letics, Tom Mills; Jack McAuliffe, ath-
, letic director of Catholic University;
jim P;Xlee director OF athletics at
. George Washington University; Walter
= H. Young, athletic director of American
: University; Fred Rice, basket ball coach
= of Catholic University, and H. Heinrich
Spang, Southeastern UniyerSity'S gradu-
;, ate manager.
Prof Thomas w. O'Brien, chairman
Of the entertainment committee, says
that several novel features will be pre-
" sented during the evening
4, Seton Darr, assistant dean of the
School of Law and honorary president
OF the &C" Club, will be POSTMASTER.
The award of the &C" sweaters, bearing
the university's colors, crimson and
gold, will be made and suitable awards
given to the participants in minor
sports.
To Debate District Vote.
The vote for the disenfranchised
citizens of the District of Columbia
will be the subject of debate at the
final intersociety affair, to be held on
rRghy, president of the junior class, and
Thomas A Doyle, will represent the
Columbian Debating Society, while the
Freshman Debating Society will be
represented by william K. Hutchinson
and John H. O'Connell.
Miss Mary A. Warren, university
registrar. yesterday made public the
names of the board of judges as fol-
lows: Paul F. Golden, LII. B., rs,
chairman; D. Louis Bergeron, LII. B.,
'26, and William j. Sullivan, LII. B.,
'28. All are alumni Of Columbus Uni
versity John T. Burns. president OF
the senior class. is chairman of the
committee on arrangements.
Fitzpatrick Lectures.
Assistant District Attorney John r.
Fitzpatrick is continuing his series OF
lectures on Tuesday mornings at the
university, 1914 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, presenting the whole field
OF law in a popular way. This course
is designed to be an introduction to the
study of the law and the ninth lecture
in the series will be given on Tuesday
morning from to $40 o'clock and
will deal with the origin and develop
ment of the various types of courts.
The public in invited to this series,
which is free.
On Monday evening the Venetian So
ciety of the School of Accountancy
will hold meeting Plans for the
forthcoming senior prom, to be held
shortly after Easter, will be discussed
in detail. Robert E. Findlay, presi-
dent of the society, said that the
tentative date for this affair is May
10. at the Wardman Park Hotel. John
Mccarthy has been added to the COM
mittee on arrangements.
The Phi Chi Sorority held a debate
on wednesday evening on the subject
of philippine independence" The
negative, upheld by Ann Sullivan,
Veronica Quinn and Nellie Mccoy. won.
Jacqueline Webb, Kathryne D. Power
and Sarah Moriarity were on the affirm
alive side Profs. Thomas j. Fitzgerald
James B. Flynn and Thomas w. O'Brien
were -he judges.