Evening star., 1933-10-22
Schools and Colleges
Events of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities in Washington Leading
Educational Institutions

h'ngton $ Leading
Institutions.
and dean of the Summer sessions, No.
vember 2; Dr. Christopher Browne
Garnett. assistant professor of phiios-
ophy, November 8; Alan T. Deibert, as
siStant professor of romance languages
and adviser to students from foreign
Douglass Van Evera, associate professor
Of chemistry, November %; Henry God
dard Roberts. assistant professor Of
public speaking, November 80; DR..
Samuel Flagg Bemis. professor of his
tory, December 7; the University Glee
Club, December IA; DR.. Edward Henry
| Sehrt, professor of German. December
81, and Dean John r. Lapham of the
School of Engineering, December %.
Prof. John Albert McIntire, editor
Of the George Washington Law Review.
has announced the three leading articles
for the first issue, which will appear
November Is. The first of these articles
is on State and Federal regulation of
radio transmission and broadcasting,
written by ]. Warren Wright, civilian
S4iSAiCC VI t1lS 1NdNy ocPdT bSOIl
H. Amdur, examiner in the United
States Patent Office, writes on Patent
Litigation in Federal and State Courts"
The third article, by Henry Bikle. gen.
eral counsel of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Is Administrative Discretion"
Senator William H. King of Utah
will address a meeting of the George
Washingtno University Chapter of Al
pha Kappa Psi. national cCmme rc1al
professional fraternity, tomorrow at 80
pm. at the Eay-Adams House. speak
ing on present-day economic problems.
Mrs Cloyd -5eck Marvin, president
OF the Faculty Womens Club of
the university. announces the fol-
lowing executive hoard: Mrs. E. c. AL
britton, vice president; Mrs L. H. Sut-
ton, recording secretary; Mrs B. D. Van
Evera, corresponding secretary; Mrs. j.
H. Taylor. treasurer; Mrs. De Witt C.
Croissant and Mrs. w. c. Johnstone
directors The chairman of committees
will be: Program, Prof. Anna P. Coop
er; hospitality, Mrs. D. H. Buchanan;
membership. Mrs John R. Lapham;
publicity, Mrs Dudley Wilson Willard;
student relations, Mrs. William Allen
Wilbur. and Mrs Robert Whitney Boil
well; newcomers, Mrs. John Alton Reed.
S. E. Offers Public Lectures.
EREE public lectures on accounting
L will be given tomorrow and Tues
day night under auspices of the
School of Accountancy of Southeastern
University.
H. Randolph Barbee, speaking to-
morrow night in the weekly series of
accountancy lectures, will discuss Ware
house and Storage Accounting" Dean
Joseph K. Moyer Of the Accountancy
School will give a special lecture Tues
day night on The Place of Account
ancy in the Present Economic Crisis"
new accountancy course for bcgin-
rerS will start Tuesday night under the
direction Of NJ A. Martin, certified pub
lie accountant.
Nomination OF class officers for the
School of Law will take place tomor-
row night. There are number of can
dldates for leading positions in the
freshman, junior and senior classes.
c. U. Rector to Be Consecrated.
THE conservation and elevation of
L Most Rev. James Hugh Ryan,
rector of the Catholic University,
to bishop Of the titular See of Modra
will take place on Wednesday morning
in the crypt of the National Shrine Of
the Immaculate Conception on the un.-
versity campus. The consecrator will
be his excellency, Most Rev. Joseph
Chartrand, Bishop of Indianapolis, and
his excellency, Most Rev. John T. Nc
Nicholas. o. p, Bishop of Cincinnati,
will deliver the sermon.
DR.. Roy j. Deferrari, dean of the
Graduate School, will represent the
Catholic University at the thirty -eightn
annual conference of the Association
Of American Universities, to open on
next Thursday and to continue through
Saturday on the campus Of the Uni
versity of Princeton at Princeton. NJ j.
The conference will include the read
ing of number of papers by the va
rious delegates to the conference, a
business meeting and several open gath
erings. Dean Defarrari will take part
in the presentation of paper on
"Co-operation and Standardization Of
Means Other Than Examinations as a
Means of Expediting and Measuring q
Students Achievements
Daniel E. Lawler of Syracuse, N Y.
was last week elected editor in chief
of the Cardinal of 1885. senior annual.
at special meeting of the entire lay
junior class of the university. con-
Quoted by Raymond j. Trimpert, clas,
president: Joseph A. Cicala, West
Haven. Conn. was chosen business
elected are John D'Onofrio of Newark,
N. j., and Carlos Fabrega Of Panama
City.
An increase of 20 students over last
year in the enrolment of the Gradu-
ate School is noted in the figures jus.
released by Dean Deferrari Six hun
dred and thirty-five students are reg
istered for special graduate work for
the semester just beginning. whereas
but 615 were enrolled at the close of the
first semester of last year A slight
decrease in the number of part-time
students is more than offset by a sub
stantial increase in the full-time STU
dents registered.
The Shahan Debating Society met
last week for its first meeting under
the guidance of the new president, Will
liam j. Barron of Trenton, N. j., who
introduced to the members the new
coach of debate, Robert Heffernan Of
Washington. Ill. who is a graduate
student in the university.
w. C. L. Alumni to Meet.
THE Fall meeting Of the Alumni As
i sociation Of Washington College
of Law will be held at the college
on Thursday at pm Officers for the
coming year are to be elected at this
meeting and plans for the year will
be discussed. Harold T. Stowell presi-
dent will preside. Paul j. Sedgwick. an
active member of the alumni associa-
ton and a member of the college
faculty in both the day and evening
divisions will speak
The freshman debate class Friday
discussed the question, Resolved, That
the national recovery act was wise leg
islation." The affirmative was repre-
sented by William j. Armstrong, Carl
w. Thompson and Walter R. Metz, jr.,
while the negative was upheld by T.
Lloyd Mockabee. Miss Vivian M. Dustin
and Gordon Sinphas There Were also