Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-16

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versity will be . presentation. OF two
cne-Act plays next Friday night at the
college gymnasium, under direction Of
Prof. Will Hutchins, professor Of art.
The plays are "Trinles," by Susan
Glaspel, and 1.-THE Dark Lady Of the
Sonnets," by George Bernard Shaw.
They will be presented by q student
cast by the Dramatic Club.
Steady progress Is being made by
Edward ]. Carroll Of the economies
department in the survey Of the whole
sale markets Of washington, in which
he is directing the activities Of q
group of student investigators. Several
hundred questionnaires already have
been filled out. He expects to have the
report compiled and ready for publica-
ton upon return from the holiday
vacation.
DR.. Lucius c. Clark, chancellor Of
American University, was the principal
speaker yesterday at exercises at High
Point, N. c., where DR.. Gideon Ireland
Humphreys. formerly pastor of the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Profess
tant Church Of this city, was inaugn-
rated as president Of High Point
College.
The freshman class has elected VIII
The tentative schedule for the var
sity debate squad, under direction Of
Robert Hisloy, debates coach, has listed
nine colleges The first debate A
scheduled for January 10 with Haver-
ford College. Following this there will
be Q debate with Syracuse UniverAlty
during the hrst week In February.
Otner pending debates for the mems
teams are with Cincinnati Law School,
Rutgers, Colgate, Shepherd, and West
ern Reserve. 30 far the girls debating
squad has only two debates pending.
with New York City College and
George washington University.
Richard Horner, president Of the OK
FORD Fellowship local chapter at Amer
lean University, has been chosen dele.
gate to the annual convention Of the
National Fellowship to be held AZ
Grove City College, Grove City, Pa.
November ~ to 20.
N. U. Frosh Election On.
Headed by Louis Rothschild. director
OF the Better Business Bureau here, five
National University freshmen are cam
naigning for their class presidency in
the hveliest class organization contest
at that institution this wear.
Besides Mr.. RothschiId, the presi-
DENTAL candidates whose names have
been proposed and whose merits are
extolled on posters displayed In the
university corridors, are: James K Elv
2104 Q street; william q. shipmafl
2l4o street; Emory B. Ussery Of the
Potomac Park Apartments, and Stanley
=. Otto. 2142 o street.
Candidates for the vice presidency Of
the class are Miss Rose FUR, 1880 Mas
sachusetts avenue; Miss Betty B. Stunts
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Katherine q. PETERS of Cherrydale, va.
Other candidates seeking election are:
FOR treasurer-Harry Glass, Ralph J.
Rogers, John J. Raglan, Leroy EchaAf
and Everett Edwards. For secretary
Chester Ring and James Butler. For
sergeant at aTns-Weston Knox. Thom-
80 M. David and Victor A. Howard,
and for histofian--Jack j. Feiffer, r. q.
Daniels and Miss Estelle q. zarin.
The freshman class election 1t Ma.
tional always is the most interesting
class organization by virtue Of the
rivalry between candidates. It repre-
sents the initial choosing Of virtually
unknown students for their first posi-
tons Of prominence In the school life
and 1t Is followed with keen interest by
other classes comprising the tiriversitye
roll OF 1900 young men and women.
Meanwhile, the seniors are launching
their social season with q prom ct the
new Shoreham Hotel, Friday, Decem-
Der 8. The class also 10 making every
effort to speed UP the preliminary work
on The Docket, senior yearbook. The
$50 prospective graduates were urged
last week to make Photographic ap.
pointments before December 5 50 that
the art work can be completed ct an
early date.
Mu Chapter Of Sigma Delta Kappa
Fraternity held a smoker at the Carl
ton Hotel Wednesday night, at which
time Judge Charles S. IobinRier, menu
Der Of the faculty and an honorary
member Of the chapter, delivered the
address. The honor guests included
Glenn Willet, George p. Barse and
Walter Bastian, all Of the faculty and
honorary members. The Alumni Chap
ter Of the fraternity was represented at
the function by Timothy Sheehan,
president. It was announced that the
chapter dinner will be held ct the Hotel
Roosevelt November az.
Nationals regular debate schedule, in
terrupted last night by q meet, in
which the teams for the first inter-
class debate were chosen, viii be re-
sumed next Saturday night, when stu
dents argue for and against the pro-
posed twentieth amendment to the
Constitution, which calls for the regi-
lation Of child labor.