Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08


Other regular senior class committee
assignments for the year were an
nounced as follows; Advisory, A. Lane
| Cricher; finance. Clyde r. Maxwell;
membership. Ralph v. Ray; welfare
Paul c. Golding; auditing. Herbert d
! Smith: publicity, x. Petrie, and class,
Grace S. Dawson.
Stephan B. Callahan, chief United
| States deputy marshal, addressed the
$50 members of Nationals practice and
procedure class on its clinical visit to
| the District of Columbia Supreme Court
! last week
Joseph Snyder was chosen president
of the Pi Alpha Epsilon fraternity dur
ing the week. Other officers elected in
Guided A. L. Doig vice president; F. M.
Killarney, secretary; Henry Rel, treas
urer: Mauro Baradi, historian, and Lew
Berman and Armand DeSjardens, senti-
nels.
The elimination contest to pick the
first of two teams for the years initial
interclaSs debate will be staged at Ma
tional next Saturday night The inter-
class tilt itself is scheduled for Decem-
Der S and the victor will be the first Of
four contenders in the year-end meet
for the title of best debater OF the
year" and the faculty award. Last
night two teams debated the advisa-
bility of providing for the District of
Columbia representation in both houses
of Congress- Following the elimination
meet next Saturday, the regular debate
schedule will resume the following week.
TWO subjects of vital interest to the
l. District of Columbia will be debat-
ed by groups at Columbus Uni
versity shortly. when the proposed re-
duction of Government workers salaries
&c u
on a suggestion that a board OF judges
take the place of juries here.
The Pi Chi-the Women's organiza-
ton among the law students-wil! de-
bate the subject: Resolved That in
all trials in the District of Columbia, a
judge or a board of judges be sub
stituted for the jury" This will be
held November 3d. The affirmative
side will be taken by Miss Margaret M.
Shea and Miss Mary L. Hurley, while
the negative will be proposed by Miss
Irene Bontz and Miss Jacqueline Webb.
Miss Sarah c. Moriarty, who holds a
bachelor of arts degree from Trinity
College here. has been chosen president
of the Pi Chi. Mrs. Louise H.
Whittlesey was elected vice president,
Miss Mary Alberta Warren was chosen
secretary and Miss Mary Berberick was
appointed treasurer. A board Of censors
was chosen, comprising Miss Levina
Kelly, Miss Margaret M. Shea and Miss
Ethel GROCER.
Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity, Alpha
Mu Chapter, elected Raymond j. Walter
as chancellor Tuesday night. Joseph
N. Weis was elected vice chancellor.
Fred T. Mcintyre secretary; Charles
w. Carhart, treasurer, and Walter E.
O'Mara. chaplain. The initiation of
candidates will be held on December
IL at the Hamilton Hotel, Mr.. Walter
announced yesterday.
College Moot Court Opens.
THE -rst regular session of Moot
L Court of Washington College of
Law was held yesterday afternoon
Tor the purpose of bearing motions
calendared for trial. DR.. Edwin A.
Mooers and Prof. Lucian Fl. Vandoren
sat as juristS. Dean Grace Hays Riley
presented the members of the senior
class and moved their admission to
practice before the court"
In the freshman class of the evening
division the following persons have been
appointed to serve on the nominating
committee for the general election of
class officers: John Grahame Walker.
chairman; Mayhugh H. Horne, Leigh
r. Sanford. Louis c. Silverman, Miss
Bette Renner, Miss Naomi G. Friedman
and Howard H. Sheppe.
The college library with its new COL
lection of books has become a popular
rendezvous of students, who are working
out problems in legal photography under
the direction of Prof George Kearney.
The morning class in this subject is held
in the library.
The Oliver Wendell Holmes Chapter
OF Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity, has issued
invitations to dance to be held at the
Hay-AoamS House on November 81.
Howard Observance
HOWARD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
i L OF RELIGION will celebrate its
Sixtieth anniversary in connection with
its observance Of the fifteenth annual
convocation, November II and 10.
Sixty theological schools and 40 other
educational institutions have been in
vited to be represented on the occasion.
Aside from session devoted to hiStori-
cal addresses and to the Sixtieth annual
banquet, the main theme for the three
day series of conferences will be "Edu-
cation for Religious leadership"
unique feature of this years con-
vocation will be an exhibit of books
written by graduates of the institution,
also copies Of magazine articles and
papers edited, photographs relating par
t1cularly to the work Of the graduates.
including pictures of churches which
they have been instrumental in build
ing copies Of official reports, programs
of meetings and other evidences q the
accomplishments of the alumni
Lewis c. Moon is chairman Of Vhe
Exhibition Committee
DR.. Ernest E. Just, head of the de-