Evening star., 1933-11-05
Schools and Colleges
Events of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities IN Washington $ Leading
Educational Institutions.

becomes infatuated with an actress
named virginia Smith" In an effort
to communicate with her after he has
witnessed her performance. Gushing"
gets in touch with another girl by the
same name. A courtship results in an
engagement, but Gushing" refuses to
marry the second Virginia Smith"
when he finds cut she is not his Idol"
The plaintiff, Virginia Smith" will
be represented in the trial by Terrill
Coons. Thaddeus Sharkey and Brewster
Marshall. while counsel for the defend
ant, Gushing" will be Titus Snoddy,
Joseph Mann and C. A. Waters.
DR.. Bernard Mayo, professor of his
tory at National University, last week
addressed the Young Democrats Club
on Thomas Jefferson" In his address
DR.. Mayo reviewed the circumstances in
the national life of Jefferson's time and
in general, the changed circumstances
of today. Many of JefTerson's prin-
cipleS, ne showed, were dictated by the
needs of Jeffersons times.
Copley Lounge, at the college, will be
the scene Of the tea dance to be given
by the New YorkNew Jersey Club of
Georgetown the afternoon of Novem-
Der 10. Basil T. Moore is chairman
OF the committee in charge and is
being assisted by George H. Guilfoyle,
Robert E. Curry, George K. Looser
Frank d. Gallagher, c. James Dwyer
and Francis j. Golden.
AZ recent meeting Of the D0mes-
day Booke staff organization for the
publication of the university annual
was completed with the election of sec
tional editors for the various depart
ments.
They are: Dental School editor, Will
liam Seidel; Foreign Service School edi-
tor, John J. Mcdonald; Law School
editor. Walter Gallagher, and Medical
School editor, Edward Sexton.
W. c. L. Alumni Elects.
THE Alumni Association of Wash
ing College of Law, at its regular
Fall meeting at the college last
week, elected the following officers for
the coming year: Miss Catherine L.
Vaux. president; Paul j. SedgUick, vice
president; Mrs. Anna Mae Smith, re-
cOrding secretary: Mrs. Ernest F. Park
inscn, corresponding secretary; Jerome
K. Lyle, treasurer; Miss Selma NJ. BOr-
chardt, historian, and Samuel Robin
son and David B. Herman, auditors.
Miss Vaux was graduated WitS the
class of 1881. and has been prominent
in school activities. having served as
editor Of the Collcge Grit and as
president Of Beta Chapter, Phi Delta
Delta Women's Legal Fraternity.
Dean Grace Hays Riley will be the
guest Of honor at a meeting of the
Women's Club of Takona Park tomor-
row evening, when she will discuss
the laws Of the District of Columbia
and Maryland affecting the rights of
women.
A Halloween Gance was given last
night BY the junior class in honor Of the
class of 1896 The Reception Commit
tee was composed of the officers of the
class. James A. Purcell. jr., president;
Miss Charlie B. Griggs. vice president
Louis E. Macarthur, treasurer: Miss
Rose NJ. Hand recording secretary;
Miss Essie E. Vaughan, corresponding
secretary: jeremiah NJ. Enright, ser
geant at arms: Walter F. Connell. Mrs.
Mamie S. Price and Thomas w. Hold
en-. executive committee. Miss GriggS
was chairman of the committee in
charge of arrangements.
The freshman class of the day
division held its initial meeting of the
school year in the public speaking and
debating class Wednesday. Clarence E,
Horton was chosen temporary chair
man and will preside at meetings until
the regular class elections next week
MI. Horton appointed nominating
committee composed OF Mrs. Kathryn
Lawlor, chairman; Nathaniel A. Abel.
Mrs. Mata P. Hilgeson and Oliver w.
Davenport.