Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

Collins, 80: Anthony Tapoena, '33;
James Condren, "a, and C. r. Creigh-
ton, "a, contributing editors. Members
OF the business staff include John E.
Steiner. 80, business manager, and
Charles B. Trundle and Edward Trew-
hella, assistants.
The Robert walsh Literary Academy
at the. college will hold its first meet
ing OF the present year on Sunday
morning. october Is, for the purpose
OF introducing members to their new
moderator, Prof. Peter MCGOWAN, S. J.
With the inauguration Of the seasons
program. the club members will take
up the study Of English and American
literature.
Most Of the Georgetown men who
attended the game with New York Uni
yersity yesterday, were guests of the
New York Alumni Club Of the univer-
slty at pre-game rally and smoker
neld Friday night at the Pennsylvania
Hotel; Leo v. Klauberg, president Of
the alumni, was chairman of the COM
mittee Coach Mills and the foot ball
squad received an ovation.
With the election Of a Hilltop Junior,
George H. Benz, as president, George
Town University was chosen to lead the
Washington Conference OF the Catholic
Students Mission Crusade for the
scholastic year 1882. The election
was held October at a meeting in
st. Johns auditorium, attended by
representatives of approximately 20
schools.
The G. S. NJ. c. is an organization Of
high school and college students under
the direction OF the Society for the
propagation of the Faith. of which Rev
Louis c. Vaeth of Baltimore is the
present director.
COLUMBUS DAY, tomorrow, will be
~ observed as holiday by Columbus
University. A number of the uni
versltys officials will join with the
knights OF Columbus at the Mayfiower
Hotel in celebrating the occasion.
The first meeting of the fancy Law
Club this season is to be held this week
Inc announcement was made yesterday
by William A. Roberts, assistant corpora
ton counsel In charge Of public
utilities matters, who Is professor of
interstate law and procedure and also
faculty adviser of the club. The meet
ing Is set for Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. speaker will discuss the life
OF Robert Lansing. into whose old home,
at 1923 Eighteenth street, the uni
versity soon will move.
Mr.. Roberts is prepared to make a
report TO the club, before which papers
are read on interesting legal questions
and personages, concerning the recent
unwilling of the memorial to Chief
Justice Roger Brooke fancy at
Frederick, Md. Many of the clubs
members were present at that ceremony,
at Which Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes delivered an address
Elections for the new officers of the
fancy Law Club will be held shortly.
The retiring officers are: Alfred A.
McGarraghy, 81, president; Sarah
Moriarity 80, vice president, and Mary
L. Hurley. 80, secretary-treasurer.
The Skipper, monthly publication
| operated by the students of the uni
/ versity, Is scheduled to make its first
| appearance this year on Thursday
| George II. SchoolmeeSter, professor of
the District of Columbia code, who is
| an assistant attorney in the Post once
| Department. will write column each
month in the Skipper. This will deal
with the latest decisions in the District
and is considered invaluable for those
preparing to take the coming bar ex-
aminations.
John E. Burns, chairman of the
| Board of Trustees of the university
presided at a special meeting OF the
| group, held at the home of William
G. Feely, vice president of Columbus
university, ana actlnB state deputy OF
| the knights Of Columbus. A report on
| the condition of the University was
| discussed and the trustees expressed
| themselves we'll pleased with the greatly
! increased enrolment in the Schools OF
Law and Accountancy. The board made
| arrangements to award a contract
shortly for the remodeling of the re-
Gently purchased building at 1923
Eighteenth street northwest. Plans
will be rushed to complete the remodel
ing SO that the university may move
into It's new quarters as early as is
practicable.
On Monday evening, Charles F
Keegan was chosen president of the
post graduate class Of the school OF
| acceuntancy. Robert E. Findly, who
long has been identified with activities
at the university. was elected vice presi-
dent and F. j. Campbell was picked for
the post OF secretary treasurer.
| The second year class in the School,
of Accountancy elected these officers
James p Geagan, president Edward
Daley, vice president. and Leo Covel-
eski, secretary treasurer
Other classes in the Schools Of Law
and Accountancy are arranging their
| own organizations. The freshman class
in the Accountancy School has chosen
a steering committee to conduct mat
tiers until the students are better &C