Evening star., 1932-04-03
Southeastern U. Affairs.
V7IETUALLY the entire student

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and faculty Ct Southeastern Uni
versity attended the annual BAN
quet and dance of the university Friday
night at the Mayfiower Hotel, enjoying
an elaborate All Fools program in tune
with the day.
Prof. August H. Moran was humorist-
toastmaSter for the ocaSion. Speakers
toastmaster for the occasion. Speakers
classes: Lester E. Eliff, senior account
ancy; Homer F. johnson, senior law;
L. c. Brakeman, junior accountancy
James Forbes, junior law; Ida Malick-
son, freshman accountancy, c. H
Mann, freshman law. and Sophronia
j. Lasica, representing the co-eds
Page NICK. Etchison offered the invo-
cation. Fred J. Eden of the law fac
ulty sang.
Special guests included DR.. and Mrs
A. C. Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. De-
Cast, Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Imley and
George A. Lewis.
DR.. James A. Bell head of the uni
versity, awarded bowling prizes to c. N.
Pryor, e. L. Dlugensky, A. L. Orme, A.
z. DesNoyers, c. H. Mann, L. E. Tan
ner and A. L. Loose.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of Fred L. Dawson, chairman; j.
F. Addor, Kate E. BarkduQ, w. V.
Beam. L. c. Brakeman, James Forbes,
C. Y Latimer, w r. Lucas, Ida Malick-
son, C.. H. Mann, Howard R. Moore,
Eva Newman. B. c. Palmer, Richard
T RaSsier Elizabeth Saunders, Alberta
Scott, r. F. Talbert, Frank E. White
and Bessie M. WCodcock.
Seventy-five students of the criminal
law classes attended a two-hour clinic
at st. Elizabeth's Hospital, conducted
Thursday, by DR.. J. E. Lind through
arrangements with DR.. Herbert r.
Grossman, professor of criminal law of
Southeastern.
A beginners class in accounting will
start April S, with Alexander K. Han
cock as instructor.
Washington Preparatory School stu
dents heard lecture by Will c. Barnes
on New York to Japan" last Wednes-
day.
The woodward School reopened We'd
nesday after a short Easter vacation.
G. w. Z. Women to Dine.
THE fourth annual banquet Of
~ Columbian Women Of The George
Washington University will take place
on Friday night, April 8, at the Chevy
Chase Club. The banquet will be at
tended by distinguished group Of OFF,
cial ladies as guests OF honor and
speakers.
In the group will be the wife Of the
Attorney General, Mrs. William D.
Mitchell; the wife of the Senator from
idaho, Mrs. William E. Borah; the Con-
gresswoman from California, Mrs. Flor
ence P. Kahn; the Congresswoman from
Florida, Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, and
the wife of the Second Assistant Secre-
tary Of Labor, Mrs. w. w. Husband.
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, wife of the
president Of the university, is the honor
guest from the university group. Mrs.
Kahn and Mrs. owen will be the speak
ers Of the evening. d"
Ballots for the election Of alumni
trustees Of the George Washington Uni
versity have been issued to the alumni
The nominees this year are:
Brig. Gen. Avery D. Andrews OF
New York City, general counsel and
vice president Of the Barber Asphalt
Paving Company and associated cor
porations American representative OF
the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company
Of Holland and chairman Of the board
of various subsidiaries and director of
the Irving Trust Company and other
banks
william Earl Clark, washington ply
sician, eminent in the field of internal
medicine.
John Joy Edison, president Of the
Equitable Building Association and
chairman Of the Board of the Wash
1ngton Loan and Trust Company.
George E. Fleming, vice president and
assistant trust oficer of the Union
Trust Company of Washington.
Malcolm Graene Gibbs, president of
Peoples Drug Stores, Incorporated, Of
Washington.
Maurice Crowther Hall, chief Of the
Geological Division OF the United States
Bureau Of Animal Industry.
Claude worthington owen, president
OF the e. G. Schafer Company Of wash
1ngton.
Elizabeth Peet, dean Of Women and
professor OF languages in Gallaudet
College.
Frank Stetson, second vice president
and trust officer of the National Saw
ings and Trust Company of Washing
ton.
Alumni are represented on the board
by six trustees of their own nor1ina-
ton. Two alumni trustees are named
each year for terms of three years.
This year third trustee will be elected
TO NIL the vacancy In the unexpired
term OF Mrs. Joshua Evans, ir, who
contlnt1es on the Board but whose
status has been changed in recoQni-
ton OF her services from trustee by
alumni nomination to trustee by Board
election.
President Cioyd Heck Marvin has an
nounced the appointment OF John Al
bert McIntire, A. B.. III, ,B as editor ~
the George Washington University Law
Review and Constitutional Review. The
constitutional Review, published by the
National Association for Constitutional
Government, headed by the late DR..
DAVID Jayne Hill, was taken over by
the university some time ago. It will
be issued under university auspices as
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