Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

group of impartial attorneys probably
will be chosen as judges.
n A. Giblin served as chairman OF
a committee in charge Of last night s
successful stag buffet supper ana
smoker of the freshman class IN the
Harrington Hotel. other members were
w. ]. Kelly, j. D. Busher, j. T. CORD
ley, F. w. Van Camp, Edgar Ford ana
Harry Allen.
Florence Yocum, winner of the recent
Atwater Kent radio contest; dancing
by Billy Mcintyre and Miss Mary
D,1rav: q, skit, I'VE Also Went to Col
Iege," by Bill Stokes and Joe Carney;
several boxing matches under the dlrec-
tion of Harry Allen, boxing coach, ana
music by an eight-piece orchestra.
Howard Plans Summer School.
FINANCES in the Howard University
~ Summer session as announced last
week include a shortening OF the
course to six weeks and reorganiza-
ton of the curriculum into unit and
half unit courses. The entire plant OF
the university will be put at the dis
posal of the Summer students, and the
program includes recreational and
social features as well as educational
ClHSSCS
with the full unit courses meeting two
hours daily. and half-unit courses
meeting one hour daily. The courses
will be the same in content as those
given in the regular sessions OF the
school year. They will be offered by
the regular university instructors and
vii be of fun college grade, yielding
the usual credit toward the various
academic degrees conferred by the uni
versity. In addition to the courses
listed in the bulletin, the university
via be glad to arrange, if possible. to
give any course in the catalogue, If
there IS sufficient demand.
Registration is scheduled to begin
Monday, June 20, while classes begin
July /.
DR.. Roscoe Pond, dean of the Har-
ward Law School, will address the Law
students Of Howard University on
Thursday. March &c, at pm. in
the Law School auditorium.
THE Story Club of the Wilson Teach
L ers' College. under the direction of
Miss Alberta Walker, gave a pro-
gram over VOL Wednesday evening
Maud Robey told stories and Miss Edna
Koontz sang several solos.
The college has been sponsoring a
cCA1Co VI A1OcII4dOlOIldl lCCtuIeS IOT bIlE
students. This weeks lecture was given
by Murray Sheehan, director of Siamese
students at the legation.
Three special lectures, two on science
subjects and one on economies, will be
held this week under auspices of the
Washington Preparatory School In the
assembly hall at 1875 q street, accord
ing to an announcement by Raymond
o. Eliason, principal The public Is in
vited to the lectures.
William H. Fry, scientist in chemical
Investigations of the Bureau of Soils,
Department Of Agriculture, will talk on
Our Soils" before the science classes
tomorrow night at $3.50 o'clock. The
lecture will be illustrated with soil
samples, maps and the like.
Charles r. Connolly CT the banking
firm of Gillett g. Co. will speak Wednes-
day night at 1880 o'clock on Corpora
ton Securities"
The Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. will show modern eouipnent
used in the transmission Of sound. with
an explanatory talk on "Communica-
TONS" Friday night at 8:l5 O'Clock.
Two lectures were given before the
school during the past week. James II.
Benn Of the Smithsonian Institution
gave an illustrated talk on "The Story
OF the Rocks" with an exhibit of min
erals Timothy j. Quirk, an assayer in