Evening star., 1933-03-26
Schools and Colleges
Events Of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities IN Wash;ngton's Leading
Educational Institutions.

ciety editor and member OF the Cnerry
Tree staff; Miles Snyder, copy editor
of the Cherry Tree and last year re-
porter on the Hatchet, and Robert
Herzog, q member Of the senior repor-
torial staff Of the Hatchet and of the
staff of the Cherry Tree.
Delta Sigma Rho, honorary forensic
fraternity, has announced that for the
fourth successive year 1t will award two
silver loving cups to the winners of the
intersorority and interfraternity debate
contests. Plans for the tournaments
are now being made under the super
vision Of the department OF public
speaking. The dates and subjects of
the debates will be announced soon.
During the past week varsity de-
baters have engaged in two contests.
A mems team, composed Of Seymour
Mintz and Arthur Murphy, met Boston
University in Boston on March %.
Marjorie Nelson. Helen Sherry and
Elizabeth Rice Of the women's debate
squad met team from Boston Univer-
sity here on Friday.
Cue and Curtain Club has announced
the selection of players for leading roles
In its production Of Martinez SierraS
The Romantic Young Lady," which
will be given at the Wardman Park
L
IL and 12. Doris Thomas will have the
part of the leading lady. Rosario. Eliza
beth Rice will play the eccentric
old grandmother, Dona Barbita. Maria
Pape, q humorous maids role, will be
played by Margaret Gilligan. The roles
of the three brothers. Emilio. Mario and
Pepe. will be taken by Wilburn West,
Joe DanZansky and Tom Taylor. The
leading man will be PLAYED by Royal
Gunnison. The part of De Cordoba, a
gay Spanish rake, will be taken by
Grant Van Denmark. Ruth Molyneau;;
will play the part of Amalie, an opera
singer Adele Gusack will have the
part of secretary to De Cordoba. One
more role remains to be assigned.
Alpha Delta Theta is the winner for
the second successive year of the PAN
Hellenic scholarship cup which is pre-
sented annually to the sorority chapter
whose members attain the highest
scholastic average. The comparative
ratings Of the sororities represented on
the Pan-Hellenic Council, as announced
by the registrar of the university, show
a range of only .37 point between the
highest and lowest averages.
Sc. Plans Banquet.
4 ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
IA pleted for the annual banquet of
Southeastern University next Sat-
urday at the Mayflower Hotel, accord
ing to Fred L. Dawson, assistant direc-
tor of education, who is chairman of
the Banquet Committee
A program of novel entertainment
has been prepared. Thomas j. Fra!ley,
member Of the faculty of the School
of Law, will be POSTMASTER. Repre-
sentatives Of the various classes, the
Southeastern Alumni Association and
tbe coed students will give brief talks
The Southeastern University Glee
Club, under leadership of Prof. Fred
=. Eden of the School Of Law, will make
Its public debut at the banquet. There
Will be several stunts" and a distribu-
tion of souvenirs.
The program will conclude with dane
Ing. Students, faculty and friends of
all schools OF the university will attend
The Woodward School for Boys will
hold a dance next Friday night in the
school auditorium.
The day school division of Southeast
ern University held a dance last Friday
night in the Y. M. c. A. assembly hall.
Students OF the early morning and day
classes In law and accountancy, and
their friends, filled the hall.
Columbus Debaters Chosen.
D REPRESENTATIVES. of the fresh
N man class Of Columbus University
School of Accountancy in the
forthcoming interclass debates were Sc
lected last week.
On this first-year team will be Gene
We've Finzel. William Tumulty and
Christopher Dineen. Members Of the
teams to represent the second and third
year classes were previously chosen.
The second meeting of the Chi Sigma
Mu Fraternity of the School of Ac-
countancy will be held tomorrow. This
organization. but recently established. is
making rapid strides by way of member
ship. Its organization had its inception
in the activities of small group of Ac-
countancy School students. Carrying
their plan to Assistant Dean Francis P.
Brassor the students were given full in
dorsement. and the board of trustees, at
its last meeting. approved the frater-
nity's charter.
The Venetian Society, another School