Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15

of American University have beel
named by DR.. Arthur G. Christie, new,
elected president, as follows: Executive
Committee, chairman. Dr.. Christie
| Edward r. Colladay. Wade H. Cooper
| w. S. Corby, Dr. J. Phelps Hand, BisnoI
| william Fraser mcdowell, Daniel q
Roper, Chancellor Clark. H. w. Burgar
and $. H. Kaufman; Finance , anc
Investment, CHAIRMAN, Mr.; Cor6y
Christie and Mr.. Roper; Audit; P. M
Anderson, DR.. H z. Woolever and II. B
Moulton: Budget, DR.. Christie. Chan.
cellor Clark, Mr.. Corby; Or. Hand anc
L. z. Brleninger; Buildings, Grounds
and Real Estate, Mr.. Brueninger, DR.
Christie. Chancellor Clark, Mr.. Cola.
day and Mr.. Kaufman: Instruction
DR.. Hand, Mr.. Anderson. Chanceloi
Clark, Bishop Mcdowell and DR.. Wool
ever: Ida Let's Educational Fund, Mr.
Corby, Chancellor Clark and Waldo w
Chancellor Clark. Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Cor
by, Bishop Mcdowell, Mr.. Roper, DR.
Christie and Mr.. Breuninger.
The Oxford Fellowship, organization
Of ministerial students. of which Law
renee Rice is president, held their
formal reception to new members last
Friday night at the home Of Chancellor
Clark. The address Of the evening was
delivered by DR.. George B. Woods, dean
OF the College Of Liberal Arts.
The spirit OF Arnisttce day was
brought TO students of the college on
both Tuesday and Wednesday chapels
last week by DR.. Mark Depp, pastor OF
Calvary M. Z. Church, and DR.. Freder-
lex Brown Harris, pastor OF Foundry
M. z. Church Of this city,
Barrett Fuchs, second tenor OF the
university male quartet, has been en-
gagged As tenor soloist Of Eastern Pres
byterian Church. ~-~r-
School Has Representative Students.
A RECENT study made by the Wash
IA ington College Of Law revealed that
the students at present enrolled In
the school represent SO States and 9
foreign countries.
After the District Of Columbia, the
large number of students come from
States In the order named: Pennsyl-
vania, New York, Virginia, Maryland
and Illinois. Among the foreign coun-
tries Great Britain and her colonies
largely predominant, England. Ireland
Scotland, Canada and Australia all be-
ing represented. Germany, Poland
Russia and Hungary are other coun-
Vi AGO AkOAl WAAC1 obuACAAtc CAAAO4tC0
The freshman class of the evening
division held election of officers or
Saturday. Those chosen were: James
w. Dent, president: Miss Norma Wind
sor, vice president; Herman Lewis
treasurer; Miss Ocia Webb, recording
secretary, and Mayhugh H. Horne, SER
geant at arms.
No sessions were held in the fresh
man class Of the day division on Wed
nesday morning on account of the death
and burial Of Andrew L. Kolipinski
who was killed in an automobile acct.
dent last Saturday. Mr.. Kolipinski was
a popular member of the freshman
group. The class attended the funeral
In o group.
Moot court sessions were held or
Saturday afternoon for the purpose Of
hearing motions. DR.. Edwin A. Mooerl
presided. The public speaking class un.
der the direction Of Mrs. Rebekaf
s. Greathouse gave series of talk
on Saturday on Famous English Law
yers." The Epsilon Chapter Of Kapps
Beta ri Legal Sorority gave asdeiight.
full and well-attended breakfast party
at Normandy Farms on. Sunday morn
ing.