Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10

CanC roles IN the festival were TAKEN Dy
Prutia Peirce, Esther McVey. Sarah
Virginia .Sherier, Margaret Dimond,
Helen Tucker, Elizabeth Towne, Use
Taenzler and Virginia Peterson as
testers. and Marjorie Cowles, Ruth
Bell, Suzanne Mullett, Barbara Evans,
Helen Hope and Alfredo Scoby as
sheriff's men. There were 10 dancers
in the costumes of IL nations. Music
was by Genevieve Spence, pianist, and
Anna Mary Sanford, violinist.
Miss Dorothy Wulf, director OF wom-
ems athletics, was director general OF
the festival; Dorothy Randolph, as
sistant director; Mrs. Hilda Minder
French, stage director; Beatrice Adams,
dancing assistant; Margaret Mowbray,
costume manager, and Jane Lyle, head
usher.
American University will be repre-
sented at the fifth seni-annual inter-
collegiate press conference at George
Washington University next Saturday.
Roger Craven of American University,
former editor Of the American Eagle,
is chairman of a special committee in
charge Of a contest to select the best
college newspaper in the National Cap
ital.
G. w. U. Schedules Registration.
RELIMINAR registration for
L George Washington Universitys
Summer sessions will open on
Tuesday, May 10, continuing through
May 81.
According to DR.. Robert Whitney
Bolwell, director of the Summer Ses-
sions, indications point to the closing
of registration for a number of the
Summer courses at an early date be-
cause of heavy enrolment demands.
The expanded program which Is being
scheduled this Summer by, the uniyer-
sity as an introduction to its participa-
ton in the Bicentennial celebration
has attracted wide attention. Already
applications for enrolment have come
from IS States, including Alabama,
California, Georgia, Illinois, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota,
New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Texas, Utah and West Virginia.
Alumni of the George Washington
University School of Education will
meet at dinner on Wednesday evening,
at Barker Hall, Y. w. C. A., to discuss
plans for the celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the founding of the
school, which will be observed next
year Mrs. Agnes Inch Kinnear, prin-
cipal of Columbia Junior High School,
who is head of the Organization Com
mittee, will preside. The Organization
Committee includes six members of the
first class which matriculated in the
School of Education and six members
of the faculty. Those from the first
class are Mrs. Kinnear, Robert L.
Haycock, assistant superintendent OF
schools; Henry w. Draper, supervising
principal; Claus j. Schwartz. principal
of Stuart Junior High School; Miss M
Cooling, retired principal of the Wilson
Normal School, and Miss Esther Wood
ward. The faculty members are Dean
William Carl Ruediger, Prof. William
Cullen French, Prof. J. Grin Powers,
Prof Paul BsrtSch, Prof. Dewitt G.
Croissant and Prof Charles S. Smith.
With the approach Of the 10th COM
mencement, which will occur on June
10, members of the senior class are
turning their attention to graduation
festivities. The senior week program
includes a reception and dance in honor
of the members of the graduating
classes given by the alumni, the bac-
calaureate sermon, a reception by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marvin in honor Of the
graduates and their parents, class night
exercises and the commencement exer-
cises.
G. u. TO Present THE Valiant"
SIrTTHE VALIANT" q one-act play
i which won for the Mask and
Bauble Club of Georgetown Uni
versity the Penquingnot trophy in re-
cent intercollegiate competition in New
York, will be presented for the student