Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-18
Schools and Colleges
Events of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities IN Washington Leading
Educational Institutions.

formed of Miss Carol webster, MISS
Elizabeth Jones, Miss Edith Brahler,
Miss Ellen Mothersead and Miss Helen
Starbecker.
Georgetown University professors, as
well as the student body, are waiting TO
listen in" over Station WMAL today
at o'clock when DIR. Edmund A. Walsh,
S. j., replies to the recent boob" talk
to Americans delivered over the Column
bia system last Sunday by George Ber-
nard Shaw. DR.. Walsh's reply Will be
broadcast over a coast-to-coaSt network
Of Columbia stations.
c. U. Announces Lecture.
THE second of a series of lectures on
i Practical Problems in Funda-
mental Legal Procedure" will be
given at Catholic University next Fri
day at pm, in the law library OF NC
Mahon Hall on the university campus.
Although primarily for students of the
Law School, these lectures, to be given
by prominent members Of the District
bar, are open to attorneys and others
who may be interested.
The lecturer this week will be George
D. Horning, jr., former assistant United
States district attorney for the Dis
trict, and now actively engaged in legal
practice and professor of law at Column
bus University. He will discuss Sian
der and Libel Actions"
The Catholic University Glee Club
will hold a tea dance at the Willard
Hotel next Saturday afternoon. inaugu-
rating the social activities Of the in
stitution for the forthcoming season.
A preliminary draft of the junior
class constitution was read for conSid-
Grafton at a meeting of that group last
Wednesday. Nichola Chiascone, preSi-
dent Of the junior class, presided at the
session.
The charter of Pi Delta Epsilon, hon.
orary journalistic fraternity, was filled
again during the past week when Law
renee Hartnet of Troy, N. Y: Louis De
Saints of Corona, N. Y, and Cletus
Kilker of Girardville, Pa, accepted the
pledge. The charter had been reduced
to seven through graduations last June.
The annual initiation of the Sena-
tors Club will be held Thursday of this
week. The following will be admitted:
Richard Galiher, Paul Otto, Charles
McVean. Vincent Tcomey, Gerald Mac
Kavanaugh, Vincent Mcdonald. Francis
McGovern, Ivan Alfaro and James
Bergin.
Work on the 1882 Cardinal, yearbook
of the undergraduates Of the university
got under way last week, with tho
OISdIlAZdIIUIl OI puDAACdIAOI Std1A uLlOCA
Gayle McGuigan, newly elected editor
in chief, and Louis De SAINTS, recently
chosen as business manager of the book
Tentative plans being formulated by
the staff looking to much larger year
book than has heretofore appeared. and
the campaign for subscriptions among
the under claSsmen has begun. The
problem of publishing satisfactory
annual is recognized by the new staff
as one OF increasing concern in colleges
all over the country and the Cardinal
sponsors are prepared for much work
in the forthcoming months.
The annual dance, which is arranged
to raise funds to swell the treasury OF
the yearbook will be held in the Shore
ham Hotel on November 6. 1t will be
the first OF a series Of events designed
to popularize and finance the Cardinal
The new staff includes Dick Collins
as illustrator. and Ralph Wolf as sports
editor. Members of the senior class will
meet this week to arrange for photo
graphs to appear In the 1882 edition
on the year book