Evening star., 1932-03-13
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Brookhart to Speak.

(ENATOR SMITH BROOKHART OF
~ Iowa will be the principal speaker
at the first annual father -and-son"
banquet Of the Woodward School of
the Y. M. c. A. next Friday night at
O'Clock in the assembly hall Of the
school at 1876 G street.
Senator Brookhart will be present as
one OF the fathers. His son Joseph is
a popular student at the school and is
prominent in athletics and other &C
tlv1tles. Fathers of all students have
been invited to attend the banquet.
1t Is expected Senator Brookhart will
discuss the relationship that should
exist between parents and their boys.
he VIII be introduced by j. ]. King,
headmaster of the school
The boys are arranging to give a
novel toast to dads" There will be
an entertainment program, including
music and comedy play by students
G. w. U. Plans Events.
A N informal dance recital will be
"A given in Pierce Hall under the
auspices of the Department of
Physical Education for Women at
George Washington University Thurs
day night. Eighty students will par
ticipate in the recital, which will be a
demonstration of the work done in the
dancing classes during the year. The
recital is in charge of Miss Ruth
Aubeck of the staff of the department
The annual interfraternity prom will
take place on Friday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel. President and Mrs.
Cloyd Heck Marvin head the list of
patrons and patronesses. John T.
Vivian Is chairman of the prom.
M t~f] will 10 IN
place basket ball game between the
women's honorary varsity and the
alumnae. The honorary varsity
basket ball team is made up Of the best
players selected from each of the intra-
mural teams. Usually it does not par
ticipate in any games as a group, but
the game with the alumnae has been
arranged this year as a special feature
of the schedule of the Department OF
physical Education for Women.
On Saturday afternoon, March le,
the annual scholarship luncheon given
by the Pan-Hellenic Association will be
held at the Hay-Adams House. The
luncheon is in honor of the active
member and pledge of each sorority
who has attained the highest averages
of their respective groups and the high
est ranking non-sorority freshman,
Saturday evening a woman's debate
team composed of Elizabeth Reeves,
Hilda Haves and Louise Bruce will meet
a visiting woman,s team from the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, upholding the
negative of the question: Resolved,
that collective ownership and operation
of the means of production and distri-
button is preferable to private owner
ship and operation" During the past
week the womans team visited New
York and Boston, meeting New York
University and Boston University in
debate.
Two of the student honor societies
have announced the selection of new
members. Hour Glass honor society,
which recognized achievement in ex-
tracurricular activities and scholastic
excellence, has elected Louise Berry
man, Edith Brokhart, Ruth DeVane,
Evelyn Eller, Cecile Harrington, Louise
James Ruth Molyneaux, Pauline
Schaub and Kathleen Watkins For
outstanding work on student publica-
tions, Gamma Eta Zeta. journalistic So
rority, has extended bids to Marian
Boyle, Edith Brookhart, Kathryn Ollie,
Evelyn Eller, Gwendolyn Folsom, Eve
lyn Iverson, Elizabeth Rees, Pauline
Shaub and Marie Seigrist.
Students and alumni of the Law
School joined last Saturday in holding
their seventeenth annual dinner.
James Grafton Rogers Assistant Secre-
tary of State ION leaves of absence as
dean of the Law School of the Univer-
sity Of Colorado, was the guest
speaker
The School of Engineering has an
nounced April 9 as the date for its
annual dinner.