Evening star., 1933-02-05

the two-week absence from the city Of
Prof. william Boyd Craig OF the Ma
tional faculty.
Among the recent foreign students
enrolled by National Uni; nrsity was
Margarito Dungca Palting. son OF a
native Judge Of the Island !of Guam.
Mr.. Palting is a candidate foF the bach
elor of arts degree and upen compile
ton Of th,:t course he will study law
at National University's Law School.
Sc. Announces Contest.
THE annual public-speaking contest
i of the day division Of Southeast
ern University will be held next
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock IN the
Y. M. c. A. auditorium.
The contestants will compete for the
Homer j. Councillor Memorial Cups.
Those competing are Melvin Lewis,
Winton Woods, Miss Elizabeth j.
White, Thomas c. Kelley, Norwood M.
Henry and Robert L. Mickey. They
are students Of the Day Law School.
Judges Of the contest wi.l be DR..
James A. Bell. director Of education,
Southeastern University; Psge NICK,
Etchison, director Of religious work,
Y. M. c. A.. and DR.. Bruce l.. Melvin,
instructor in public speaking evening
division Of the university. Prof. Au-
gust H. Moran Is in charge Of ar
rangements.
James r. Arnold, instructor IN Eng
nsh, Washington Preparatory School,
will speak at the Bliss Electrical School
Tuesday night on English and Engi-
neering"
A combination Lincoln birthday an
niversary and valentine celebration Is
planned by the Washington Preparatory
School for Saturday night in the school
assembly hall. There will be dancing,
bridge, a special museum exhibition
and palm and numerology readings.
William E. Hartgen Is chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements.
Freshman students Of the day diW-
sion Of Southeastern University held a
dance in the assembly hall last night.
Law and accountancy classes We're well
represented.
HEAVY enrolment marked the open
i ing Of new classes with the start
Of the second semester in Colum-
bus University Schools Of Law and Ac-
countancy. Following week Of ex-
aninations which closed the first half
Of the school year. the students resumed
New students enrolled in the first
year class Of the Law School to take
advantage of the one-semester study of
agency and real property I. Others en-
rolled in the seccnd-year class fer the
study Of sales and bailments and bills
and notes.
The Pi Chi Club, a girls organiza-
tion, held a party last week and stu
dents of both branches of the univer-
sity and their instructors attended. The
club holds social function once every
month.
Tryouts are being held for the next
intersociety debate to be held February
81 at the knights of Columbus Hall, be-
tween the Freshman Debating Society
and the Columbian Debating Society.
The freshman team has been selected
the members being M. P. OConnor and
F. j. Whalen, with E. NJ Miles as alter
nate. Those to represent the Columbian
society have not yet been chosen, but
competitive debate will be held this
week to determine the members of the
team. The subject is yet to be selected
The Crimson Club, recently organized
last night staged and old-fashioned
minstrel show ct the Wardman Park
Theater. The cast was composed en-
tirely Of male members Of the club.
After the show the gNup sponsored a
dance at the Wardman Park Hotel.
The club was organized by members
Of the School Of Accountancy for the
purpose of staging from time to time
appropriate entertainments to stimulate
interest among the students in extra
curricular activities. j. Leonard Town
send, q member Of the schools faculty,