Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
G, T.. Nur7es to Graduate.

Y verify R~spltal VIII receive their
diplomas Wednesday afternoon at
joint commencement exercises with
those from Providence Hospital. At
the same time the young woman gradu-
ates in dental hygiene at the George
their diplomas.
With Secretary Of War Hurley as the
principal speaker, the senior class at
the School Of Law is preparing to honor
the memory Of 20 law students who died
during the World War at Memorial day
exercises tomorrow morning. Maj. Gen.
Amos A. Fries also will be speaker.
A guard Of honor from the senior
class will consist of Lieut.. John Frank
Maynard. Lieut.. Robert William Pat
terson. Lieut.. James Dennis Slavin.
John Thomas Feighan, jr., vice presi-
dent OF the morning section. and Arthur
Anthony Stefien. vice president OF the
afternoon section. William Michael
Funk, president Of the morning sec
ton. will preside Two seniors. Ward
Elgin Latin and Martin Vincent CAL
lacy. will make addresses at the exer-
cises. The program starts at 10 o'clock.
The stan Of the Georgetown Law
Journal will hold its annual banquet
Wednesday evening at o'clock in the
Carlton Hotel Thomas j. F1avin is
editor in-chief and Prof. Alexander the
faculty advisor. The guest of honor
will be Rev. Francis j. Lucey, S. j.,
regent Of the Law School.
The evening section Of the senior
law class held its annual dinner last
night at the Hamilton Hotel. C.. J.
Killoran was in charge
Seven members Of Congress, each an
alumnus OF the law school, have been
invited to attend the commencement
exercises on June 6. They are Senator
John Hollis Bankhead of Alabama and
his brother. Representative William B.
Bankhead Of the same State; Repre-
sentative John J. Douglass of Massa-
chusetts. Representative Dennis Chavez
of New Mexico, Representative James
v. McClintick Of Oklahoma, Repre-
sentative Francis B. Condor of RHODE
Island. Representative Butler B. Hare
Of South Carolina and Representative
William p. Connery of Massachusetts,
N. U. Plans Summer Forum.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES Summer
~ session students will conduct a
forum on current political develop
ments during the coming vacation
school period, according to plans now
Three students Of the School of Eco
nomics and Government. Robert Leahy.
Fred Mcconnell and Joseph Snyder.
now are laying the ground work for the
organization OF the Summer forum.
Through its discussions they plan to
keep National University students
abreast OF the trend In the presidential
campaign and in international rela-
tions. The organizers and their faculty
sponsors hope to develop the Summer
forum into student-faculty council Of
current affairs for the next Fall term.
Present indications are that the Sum-
mer sessions in Nationals Law School
and School OF Economics and Govern
ment will set record for this institu-
tons vacation classes. A particularly
large number OF law graduates are con-
tinuing in the college department this
Summer to round out their education
with academic subjects leading to the
degrees of bachelor and master Of arts.
Meanwhile, members Of the university
who are not to give Summer courses
here are planning other educational
pursuits. DR.. Lewis Rockow. professor
of political science. will pursue research
work at Harvard University. DR.. John
E. Bentley, professor of psychology. will
teach at the University of Colorado
Summer session. DR.. James F. Couch,
professor of natural sciences. will I'M
dertake special research work for the
Department of Agriculture.
Plans are nearing completion for the
annual commencement supper which
the Segnu Forum, student organization
Of the School Of Economics and Gov
eminent. will give to their graduates
and faculty members.
A special edition of The Crier student
publication at National will be issued at
commencement time. This commence
ment extra" according to its editor,
Mr. Snyder, will contain news OF par
ticular interest to members of the grad
uating classes Of both the law and the
college schools
The Faculty Committee on Scholar
ship has approved the candidacy Of the
following four students for degrees OF
master Of arts: Miss Katherine Waverly
at Goucher; Louis Charles Smith of
Pennsylvania. B. S. at Georgetown Uni
versity Miss E. Rose Trammell of
Washington, A. B. at National and
Diosdado M zap of the Philippine
Islands. who took his bachelor OF
science degree at the Lewis Institute OF
Technology.
A. U. Commencement Opens June 6.
A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY will begin
"A festivities for the year end Thurs
day with several functions sched-
uled up to commencement, which Will be
Monday morning, June 6.
DR.. Lucius c. Clark, chancellor OF
American University, and Mrs. Clark
will inaugurate the general program
Thursday night at their home on the
campus with a reception in honor Of
the graduates.
A dinner for the Graduate School
and the School of the Political Sciences
will be held at the Mayfiower Hotel
Friday night, with David Lawrence,
president Of the United States Daily,
delivering the principal address Among
others who will participate will be Dean
Walter M. w. Splawn of the Graduate
School, Chancellor Clark. Bishop Will
liam F. Mcdowell, Bishop John w.
Hamilton, Prof. Charles C. Tansill,
Clyde B. Aitchison, Miss Grace j
Gowens. James E. Sebree, Miss Hazel
H. Feagans and DR.. Arthur c. Christie,
president of the board of trustees of
American University. The same eve
ming there will be an all-college enter
tainment of music and dramatics at
the college gymnasium.
Saturday will be filled with numerous