Evening star., 1932-10-23
G. U. Names Annual Staff.

1fF1CERS lOr CHe OOmeSudy ooohc,
~ the annual publication Of the
seniors at Georgetown University,
already have been elected, and prepara-
tions are under way for the 1888 edition.
The publication is headed by Thomas
chief, who has assembled capable
staff. It is hoped the annual will be
issued by next March and this appears
likely as the pictures of students in all
departments are now being taken. As
sisting in the publication of the volume
are Nicholas Shriver of Maryland, as
sistant editor, and Joseph Brennan OF
New York, business manager. The edi-
torial staff includes Henry Herrick.
Jack Drum, William Hackman, Edward
Fahy and Austin DAILY. On the business
staff are Charles Barkett, Richard
Coyle, Jack McCann and Jack Rafferty,.
The sports section will have Austin DAILY
as its editor.
The freshman class at the College of
Arts and Sciences has elected William
Lee as its president and Joseph Finley,
vice president. Other officers Of the
class are Jack Cassidy, treasurer, and
Robert F. Kelly secretary. The new
president is a member of the White De-
batting Society and plays in the r. o.
i. u. baIO.
The Washington Club, composed of
students from the District and nearby
suburbs. Is arranging for a Thanksgiving
day dance. David Nolan is chairman
of the committee in charge.
Rev George F. Strohaver, S. j., of the
Chemistry Department at the college,
was in charge OF the annual retreat
last week for resident students. Daily
religious exercises were held in Dahl
gren Chapel. For the nonresident
students. devotions we're held in st
Williams Chapel. with Rev. Ferdinand
Schoberg, S. j., in charge.
Announcement was made at the Hill
top that an intercollegiate debate with
Boston College is being arranged. The
date to be announced later. The
Georgetown team will be representative
Of the White Debating Society.
Dr. W. Coleman Nevils, S. j.. presi-
dent OF Georgetown, recently was in
stalled as faithful friar of the District
of Columbia Fourth-Degree Assembly
Of the Knights of Columbus. DR.. George
r. Ellis. a graduate of the Georgetown
Dental School. is the faithful captain
of the assembly.
Marvin on Tour.
nR. CLOYD HECK MARVIN. presi-
l. dent of George Washington Uni
versity has left Washington for a
trip through the West, during which
he will meet with alumni of the uni
versity in various cities. Banquets,
luncheons and other gatherings have
been planned for Dr. Marvin by the
alumni clubs in Denver, Salt Lake City,
Seattle, Portland. San Francisco. Los
Angeles. Tulsa Kansas City. Chicago
and Milwaukee. where large groups OF
alumni are eager to hear at first hand
of the progress Of the university dur
ing the past few years.
On his Western trip, DR.. Marvin will
be for some time at Laramie, Wyo.,
where. together with DR.. Henry Suz-
zallo of the Carnegie Foundation and
Dr. Samuel Paul Capen Of the Univer-
sity Of Buffalo, he has been called to
make survey Of the State university.
Members of the faculty. and alumni
Of George Washington University Law
School will entertain at a reception in
honor of new students on Saturday
evening. October 20, in Stockton Hall,
the Law School building. Arrange
ments for the gathering, which is one
OF the outstanding social events Of the
yea- in the Law School. are In the
hands of a committee headed by Gill
bert L. H5ll Of the law faculty. Other
members of the committee are Clarence
Miller, James o. Murdock. Prof. James
F. Davidson and Miss Helen Newman
from the faculty and Albert Conradis.
secretary treasurer of the Columbian
George Washington Law School Associ-
DR.. John Donaldson. professor Of
political economy in the university.
smoke m Wednesday before the InSti-
tute Of International Affairs at Will
lismsburg, on Latin American Rela
alton.