Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

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various schools Of George Washington
University will be the guests Of honor
Of the General Alumni Association at
luncheon next Saturday, March 29.
Other honor guests at the luncheon VIII
include the members OF the George
washington University Mems Glee CLUB,
who are to be entertained by the alumni
In celebration Of their success in the
national intercollegiate glee club contest.
The luncheon win take place at 1880
o'clock at the Hotel La Fayette, and all
alumni and former students OF the UNI
Versity are cordially invited to attend.
It Is not necessary to make reservations
for the luncheon in advance.
DR.. Oscar Benwood Hunter, president
Of the General Alumni Association, viii
preside at the luncheon.
The faculty guests OF honor will in
clude DR.. Howard Lincoln HogkinS,
dean Of the university: Provost William
Allen Wilbur, Dean Charles e. Hill OF
Columbian College, Dean Henry Grattan
Doyle of the lower division in Column
bian College, Dean William Cline Bor-
den Of the School of Medicine, Dean
William c. Van Week OF the Law
School, Dean John r. Lapham OF the
School of Engineering, Dean George N.
Henning of the Graduate School OF
Letters and Sciences, dean Louis F.
Bradley Of the School Of Pharmacy,
Dean William Carl Ruediger Of the
School Of Education, DR.. Carl j. Mess,
former dean Of the Dental School, and
DIR. D. e. Buckingham, former dean Of
the Veterinary School.
Singers to BE HonOred.
The group of glee club singers who
win be guests Of honor at the luncheon
includes Frank Scrivener, manager;
Jesse Stimson, student conductor;
buckingham, Raymond 'Coe, Allan
Croker, Owen Cummings, Thomas
Crigler, Samuel Detwiler, Irving Doug
las, Robert Griest, Richard Hui, Car
roll Hughes, George Jarvis, Richard
KilStein, william May, Aubrey Minor,
Benjamin Newton, Norman Morgan,
William Powell, John Perry, George
Roth, Hardie Seay, Firth Smith, James
Smith, hewitt Smoot, Douglas Taylor,
George Wells, Winfield Weitzel and Or.
Robert Harmon, director of the club.
A series of vocational talks by women
OF achievement in various fields Is being
given for freshman women OF the uni
versity each Tuesday &C noon. These
talks have been arranged by Mrs.
Winnie q. BarrowS, secretary for wom-
ems activities in the university, to en-
phasize to freshman women the need of
concentrating upon a future vocation
and articulating their college course
with their chosen work. The hrst Of the
series OF talks was given last Tuesday
by Mrs. Catherine Filene Dodd, chair
man Of the board of directors Of the
Institute Of Women'S Professional Re-
lations, q research organization Spon-
Sored by the American Association Of
University Women. Mrs. Dodd Is q
graduate OF Wheaton College and
Harvard University, and has acted as
vocational advisor at Wheaton College.
She Is the editor Of q book, Careers
for Women" On next Tuesday Mai.
Julia StimSon, head Of the Army Nurse
Corps, will address the freshman wom-
en-, and on Tuesday. April J., Miss Mary
Anderson, chief Of the Women's Bureau
OF the Department Of Labor, will speak.
BY vote Of the several boards Of edi.
tors, the student weekly, the literary
magazine and the comic magazine Of
the university have merged to form one
publication. The new publication viii
be known as the University Ratchet and
Will be issued as q weekly newspaper,
containing literary and humorous ma
terial In the form of tabloid supple
ments. The new publication will be in
augurated on May with q special issue
containing university and alumni news.
a rotogravure section and literary and
humorous supplements. This issue win
be sent to all students and to alumni of
the university in all parts of the world
To insure q continuing, constructive
financial policy for the new publication,
the post OF graduate business manager
has been established and Reese L. Sewell,
q graduate Of the University of Mary.
land, has been appointed in that ca i.
pacity. Mr.. Sewell served as business
manager Of the University of Maryland
annual and as a member of the business
STAN OF the student weekly Of that in
stitution and has had experience in the
commercial, field. The student business
with the graduate business manager.
Changes Are Announces.
Douglas Bement, assistant professor
of English in the university, has been
made acting executive ofdcer, and Her
bert Z. Angel, formerly chairman Of the
board Of editors Of the weekly, has been
elected managing editor Of the new pub
LEGATION. Elizabeth Bunten and George
M. Roth, formerly chairmen Of the edi-
torial boards Of the literary and comic
magazines, have become members of
the board Of editors Of the new pub
lication. Harold jenkins. formerly act
ing business manager Of the student
weekly. will continue In that capacity
with the new publication.
Gamma Eta Zeta, women,S profess
sional journalistic fraternity. has elect
ed to membership Ruth Bell. Ruth
hardwood. Maude Hudson, Edith Nor
ris, Dorothy Ruth, Verna Parsons and
Harriet RiSSler All have been active
in publication work. Dorothy Ruth Is
chairman Of the board Of editors Of the
Cherry Tree.
The mems debate team Of the univer-
sity met the debate team Of New York
University in New York City on Friday,
upholding a policy of international dis
armament. Woodfin l.. Butte and
Hearst r. Duncan represented George
Washington. On Wednesday evening
the team will meet the University OF
Vermont In Washington.