Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
FRESHMAN CLASS
PROM ENDS SEASON
Last Big Social Event at
Columbus U. to Be Held
Saturday.

The last big social event for Co
lumbus University, 1914 Massachusetts,
avenue, this academic year, is scheduled
to take place on Saturday night at the
Carlton Hotel, when the freshman class
presents its prom. A speciality number,
introducing a medley of college songs,
will be played by the orchestra, and
the school song, Columbus u" COM
posed by Lieut.. Charles Benter, leader
of the United States Navy Band, will
be given nonored place. Crimson and
gold decorations will display the uni
VerSity colorS to advantage
William J. Bray. president OF the
senior class, who is chairman OF the
committee on arrangements, announced
yesterday that dancing will be from
10 to l O'Clock.
William Mcintyre. local entertainer,
and a number of radio audience IA
vorites, MFR. Bray said, will supply en-
tertainment during the evening. a nst
of patrons sponsoring the freshman
prom was made public by Mr.. Bray.
Arrangements Committee.
Serving with the class president on
the committee of arrangements are
Miss Beatrice Smith, Miss Helen Furey,
Miss Mary Lou Collifiower, Thomas E.
kissing, Bart j. Walshe, Thomas
ODonnell and Paul M, Coughlan.
A more intensive athletic program
for the next year is promised as re-
suit of the Friday night meeting OF the
&c" Club, which reelected Herbert w,
Reichelt as president. The club
adopted a constitution and bylaws and
reelected these officers: Edgar Boyd,
vice president; Richard H. Roberts,
secretary, and Raymond ]. Walter,
treasurer.
examinations for the School of Ac-
countancy were announced yesterday
by DR.. Francis j. Hemelt, the dean,
and Miss Mary Alberta Warren. regis
trar. These include: May 81, CONNER
cial law, one. and the mathematics
of accounting; May %, advanced &C
countancy; May 90, credits and COL
lections and auditing; June 2, first year
accounting and business statistics;
June 3, economics and commercial law,
two; preparation for certified public
accountants examination and the ex-
animation for the accountancy course
which started in February.
will Plan Graduation.
On Thursday the board of trustees
of Columbus University and the educa-
tional committee of the Knights of
Columbus are scheduled to hold their
monthly meeting. Graduation exercises
to be held by the university on June
II will be discussed and arrangements
made for closing out of the academic
year.
The Pi Chi Sorority, composed of
women students in the School of Law,
is arranging for its prize debate, to be
held on Wednesday night. Prof.
Thomas J. Fitzgerald, professor of the
law of torts and real property, faculty
adviser to the sorority, has announced
that the judges for this event will be
alumnae of the university: Loretta
H. Ryan. '25; May M. Murphy, 27,
and Blanche Beatty, 27. The sub
ject will be Resolved, That the
Philippines be granted their immediate
and complete independence"
Last night the Venetian Society of
the School of Accountancy staged its
senior prom in honor of the gradu-
ating class at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Robert F. Findlay, the society's presi-
dent, pronounced the affair a success
and said that the accountants are look
ing forward to the banquet scheduled
to be held in the early part of June
as a farewell 10 the seniors in the
School of Aecountancy.