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arrangements.
The students will sing Christmas
carols on Wednesday night from 9 to
$3.50 o'clock In Wesley Heights, adjoin-
ing the campus, and at 11:30 o'clock
there will take place the traditional
ceremony of lighting the Yule log.
At this Yule log ceremony the girl
who has been selected by a vote of all
girls in the dormitory as their repre-
sentative will carry the Yule log and
apply torch to light the open fire of
the evening. All girls, dressed in white,
will file by in ceremony and Christmas
carols will be sung. In addition to the
Yule log lighter, one girl will be chosen
to represent each class. Mary Jane
Pearce is chairman of the committee
in charge
School will close on Thursday and
students will leave on Thursday after
noon for their homes. Glasses will re-
sumo Tuesday, January 6.
DR.. Luctus G. Clark, chancellor OF
American University, will pay tribute
next Wednesday to Simon Bolivar, the
South American hero and liberator, at
the regular meeting of the Rotary Club,
of which DR.. Clark is a member.
A regular meeting of the Women's
Guild OF American University will be
held in the parlors Of the Graduate
School of American University, 1901
r street, next Tuesday at 11:l5 am.
Mrs. P. M. Anderson, the president,
will preside.
DR.. Raymond T. Stamm of Lutheran
Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, de-
ivered the address at the vespers serv-
ice last Sunday and presented after
ward pictures taken by him In
Palestine last Summer.
G. w. U. Plans Further for Summer,
DLANS already are being announced
L for the administration of George
Washington UniverSity's School of
Education during the Summer session
Of 1881. Dean Charles z. Hill, profess
sor Of political science, will give a
course then in the teaching Of social
sciences.
Dean Hill Is widely known as q
teacher, author and expert in govern
ment. He has served on the faculty
OF State teachers college and as a
superintendent Of public schools.
other courses in the School Of Edu-
cation next Summer include the course
on the curriculum TO be given by Prof
William Cullen French of the George
Washington faculty, which will stress
the curriculum in the social sciences,
and the course on educational society
to be given by Prof. Dudley Wilson
Willard OF George Washington faculty,
which will emphasize the social phases
Of education.
The usual schedule of professional
courses for teachers given by the regu-
lar university faculty has been en-
larged to include a course in the teach
ing Of romance languages, to be given
by Dean Henry Grattan Doyle Of the
Junior College, and a course on oral
methods in education, which will be
given by Prof. Willard Hayes Yeager,
Depew professor Of public speaking and
head Of the public speaking department
of the university. Prof. j. Orin Powers
! will offer a graduate course In high
| school supervision in addition TO the
undergraduate course on the junior
high school. Prof. French viii give
graduate course on educational origins.
Prof. M. Eustice Broom of the State
| Teachers College, San Diego, a special
ist in educational psychology and educa-
tional testing, will come to the univer-
| sity as a visiting professor to give
courses on tests and measurements, the
psychology OF elementary school sub
| 1ectS and graduate course in tests as
related to supervision.
University authorities expect the in
tense Summer schedule to draw high
school teachers from all parts Of the
country to Washington.
Columbus y. Plans Athletics.
| A N extensive athletic program for Co
"A lumbus University School of Law
was outlined Friday night by Sef-
ton Darr, assistant dean, at a meeting
| Of the student body.
AS mapped out by Mr.. Darr, the
| school ultimately will have foot ball,
boxing and other teams, as well as the
present basket ball, bowling and rife
squads. He also called attention to the
success Of the woman's swimming team
now In its first season.
An address on Some Early Treaties
in the Senate" was made by Hunter
Miller, editor of treaties of the State
Department before the student body
of the more famous pacts, including the
celebrated Jay treaty.
Robert S. Findlay, president Of the
Venetian Society of the School OF .Ac-
countancy, announced last night that
William Gordon Buchanan, well known
certified public accountant, would ad-
dress the organization tomorrow night
on Opportunities for the Accountancy
| Trained Man" The speaker Is the
head of the accounting department of
the Foreign Service School Of George
town University, and a member of the
District Board of Examiners for Pub
lie Accountants.
Success marked the dance of the
freshmen classes Of the Schools of Law
and Accountancy last night in the new
Shoreham Hotel. Another social event
Of the evening was a reception accord
ed the students of the Keane Council
in the Knights Of Columbus Hall, 9lS
Tenth street.
C. u. to Give Macbeth"
IN making Its frst appearance Of the
i year, the Catholic University Dra-
matte Club will present Macbeth"
In the University auditorium immedi-
ately after the Christmas holidays, ac-