Evening star., 1933-11-05
G. w. U. Host to School Editors.
CTUDENT journalists at George

- washington university Will DC
- host to representatives from the
high schools Of Washington. Maryland
and Virginia at high-school press
convention to be held Friday and sat
urday, November 10 and IL, under the
auspices of the University Hatchet,
student weekly.
A program has been arranged to in
terest and instruct high-school students
engaged in work On student publlca-
tions. Formation OF a hlgh-School
press association is planned.
Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president OF
the university, will welcome the dele
gates at the opening session of the
conference George Brandt, president
OF the National Press Club, will ad-
dress them at a luncheon to be given
at the Press Club. Other events on
the program will be band concert by
the University Band, q ia for woman
delegates, given by Gamma Eta Zeta,
honorary Journalistic society for wom-
ell, attendance at the George Wash
ington Washington and Jefferson foot
ball game as guests of the athletic de-
partment and Interfraternity Council;
an entertainment by the glee clubs and
drama groups, a banquet at the
Shoreham ct which prizes for the best
high-school annual and best high-school
newspaper will be awarded, and a
dance in Corcoran Hall under the
auspices of Omicron Delta Kappa and
Hour Glass, honorary activities fra
ternities.
TIL. committee of students in charge
of the convention is headed by Wal
ter Rhinehart. as chairman, and in
cludes John T. Madigan, editor in
chief of the Hatchet; Catherine Prich-
ard. Harriet Atwen, Evelyn Eller and
Virginia Hawkins, all prominent in
campus editorial work.
The Role Of the University in Amer
lean Culture" Will be discussed by DR..
Christopher Browne Ga-nett, assistant
professor of philosophy, on the George
Washington University program over
Station V!MAL at 8 80 pm. on Thurs
day
The college chapel services on Fri
day at noon Will b. devoted to me-
mortal service celebrating the 450th an
nlyersary Of the birth Of Martin Lu-
ther. The speaker Will be Rev. r.. j.
Gould Wickey. executive secretary OF
the Lutheran Board of Education and
formerly president OF Carthage College
The Faculty WJmen'3 Club Of the
university wall meet in COrcoran Hall
en- Saturday, No,ember II, at 8 pm
Dr.. Paul Bar.sch. professor OF zoology
will give q lecture illustrated by mo-
ton pictures on Exploring the At
lantic's Greatest Deep" Al the close
of the lecture President and Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin Will receive informally.
assisted by members of the board OF
trustees who have been invited as
guests Of honor
Columbian Women CT the George
November meeting on Tuesday after
noon at GaIlaudet College with Mss
Elizabeth Pee. as hostess. The pro-
gram will include demonstrations of
the work done by pupils of Kendall
School and Gal!audet College.
G.. L. Opening Set for Tuesday.
|ORMAL exercises will BE- held at
II the Georgetown University School
OF Law Tuesday afternoon at $40
O'clock in honor CT the opening OF
the academic year
The exercises were ID have been held
last week, but que to the unavoidable
absence Of Dean George E. Hamilton
they were postponed. Friends OF the
students are invited
Announcement Will be made OF
awards to honor men in the various
classes on the basis of scholastic stand
ing during the 1928 academic year.
Dean IL milton Will award the prizes
Tie student body VIII be addressed by
Dr.. Coleman Nevis, s. j.. president
of the university; Rev. Francis E
Iucey. 6. j, regent OF the law scaool'
and Dean Hamilton.
Glasses commenced at the law school
last month, but il hzs been the GUS
tom to let several weeks trar1spire be
fore the opening exercises are held
Registration al the school was en-
coWagirg this year.
Elections of the Junior Prom Com
,1ittee were held at the college last
week. with the result that Charles j
Milton was chosen chairman. This
is one Of the most important promS OF
the school year. plans for which will
be announced later The new prom
chairman was secretary Of the CASTOR
Dstating SOci2,y lasl year and is a
member Of the Phil0demic Debating
members Of the Junior class compose
the comrl.ttee: George II. Guilfoyle
Samuel B. Moore Peter Simnet. Henry
Campbell John Kenney, Eugene Nc
Cabe, John McKenney and John
Cuirl1.
n. L. Students Try" Suit.
4 BREACH of promise suit will be
n tried in National University's moot
court at its regular session next
Friday night, when a mythical "Vir-
ginia Smith" seeks to recover damages
from an equally imaginary ct. Percy
Cushing" fer his failure to marry her
after their engagement had been an
nounced.
The roles of the two principles will
be played in the court" by senior law
school students and their respective
counsel will be fellow members of the
same class. All the participants in the
case have been schooling themselves for
more than a week in the facts and a
university-wiGe interest has been de-
veloped.
The story around which the trial is
built is an involved bit of life, Glenn
Willett, judge of the moot court ex-
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