Evening star., 1932-10-16

slty in 1847 by Isaac Davis OF MaSSa-
chusettS.
Freshman elections have resulted in
the naming Of the following officers OF
the class of 1896: President, Karl
Dieffenbach of Washington, a graduate
of Western High School; vice president.
Jack Jones. also a graduate of Western;
secretary, Marjorie Nelson Of Houston,
Tex; treasurer, Sam Caldwell Of Char
lotte, N. C..
Air Lectures Continue.
DROF. ROSS. H. SNYDER of the
I School of Law of Southeastern
University will discuss Checks and
Promissory Notes" in radio talk over
Station WMAL next Wednesday after
noon. This will be the third of a series
of radio lectures on law for the lay
man" by members of the faculty of
Southeastern.
Social activities of the student body
are getting under way. The first stud
ent dance of the season will be held
next Saturday night in the university
assembly hall. Arrangements are in
charge of the following committee of
students: James D. Forbes, Jessie
Woodcock, Raymond Sifdol, Wilma
Reidel. Alva Robbins, Dorothy Rabeno-
wits Clarence H. Mann, Ida Malikson,
Elsie B. Saunders, Richard Rassier,
Lester Eliff. Edwin Freer, Robert
Mickey, Helen Keeling and James
Keeling.
A reception and entertainment for
new students of the Washington Pre-
paratory School. Y. M. c. A. institu-
ton affiliated with Southeastern Uni
versity, will be held next Friday night
in the school assembly hall. Sigma
Delta Fraternity will sponsor the
event, which is being planned under
the Craftsmanship of Prof. James r.
Arnold of the faculty.
Law College Nominates.
HAROLD T. STOWELL. president of
i l the Alumni Association of the
Washington College Of Law. has
appointed the following Nominating
Committee for the Fall election: Mrs.
Anna Mae Smith, chairman; Miss Char
lotte Crabb and William B. Doyle The
regular semi-annual meeting of the as
sociation will be held on Thursday, Oc-
tober 81.
The moot court sessions. held each
Saturday afternoon. are being devoted
this month to a special series of lee
lures by DR.. Edwin A. Mooers on
Preparation of Gases for Trial
The public speaking section of Sae
freshman class, under the direction of
Mrs. Rebekah S. Greathouse. as a pre-
jiminary to formal debate work is giving
a series of talks on great American
lawyers. The subjects and speakers
yesterday included: George Washing
Uon," Miss Anna G. Fadden; John
Adams" Louie w. jenkins: Thomas
Kent" Francis E. Perkins: William
Pinkney" Miss E'1Orepce NJ McGae
Henry Clay" Louis E. Macarthur;
Roger Brooke Taney," Miss Agnes M.
Morris; Joseph Story" John j. Muir
taugh Daniel Webster" Mrs. Bertha
5. Davis Hugh S. Legare," Hugh L.
Sturgis: Rufus Choate" Olin V.
Mitchell; Salmon Portland Chase, -
Joseph r. Perley: Abraham Lincoln -
Miss Bess A. D. Morrison, and oliver
Wendell Holmes Miss Helen E
Richards.
The Oliver Wendell Holmes Chapter
of Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity en-
tertained a group of prospective mem
at the fraternity house, 1855 @ street.
Columbus to Elect.
FOLLOWING its policy of waiting un-
L til members of the class have be-
! come better acquainted and better
! fitted to choose its officers, the fresh
man class of Columbus University
/ School of Law has selected two tenn
porary officers.
At special meeting called last week,
Robert OLone was named chairman
and Antoinette Kelly secretary. They
will serve until the class decides to
hold its regular elections.
! Debating and social clubs at the school
I 1air loc+
The Columbian Debating Society
elected the following officers at its
meeting: President, John Mitten; vice
president. Bessie Squires: secretary,
Francis jain; librarian, Philip Hill.
| The society is under the direction of
Prof. Arthur Deering.
The Pi Chi Sorority decided at its
| meeting to hold Halloween party at
! the school and selected Magdalene Bor-
! ger to head the Committee on Ar
rangementS.
The junior class Of the Law School
which organized recently, will stage
/ its first social affair of the season
/ Friday, October 81. when it holds a
class party to which members of the
! faculty will be invited.
| Members of the first year class in
! the School of Accountancy held
get acquainted" dance at the school
| last Monday The dance was designed
| to bring about a better understanding
among the new members and the
faculty.
All classes were suspended last We'd
nesday in commemoration Of Columbus
| day.
The first issue of the school publi-
cation. the Skipper, will be distributed
| to students some time this week. Richard
O'Connell is again editor of the paper,
while distribution is under the direc-
ton of Millard Wood.
Nine. Caroline. de Bouy, teacher of
French at the Kalorama Day School
has returned to Washington after
| spending the Summer at Newport, and
will resume her instruction of classes
at the school this week, it was an
nounced yesterday by Miss Helen Gil
liss, principal.
Nine. de Bouy spent number OF
years at the Spencer School in New
York City before joining the faculty
OF the Kalorama School last year.
A special course for amateur radio
tional Drafting School, it was an
nounced last night by Henry Bragg, di-
rector of the institution. The course is
designed to enable the student to pass
the Government examination which
permits him to operate his own station
The Small Boys School resumed
classes for its second year October 3
Providing elementary education of the
type afforded the English boys schools
for youngsters from to Is years OF
age, the school stresses physical train
ing and character development In its
curriculum. Its plan involves the elimi-
nation OF home work for its pupils.
G. U. Dramatics Begin.
THE Mask and Bauble Club OF
L Georgetown University, which has
done much in the last 10 years to