Evening star., 1934-04-22

United Presbyterian Church, on June
in DR.. Hawthorne's church.
Final examinations will begin May
IA in all schools.
The schedule Of classes for the
Summer school has been completed.
The school will begin June l and end
June 80. Morning classes will be held
from z to $50 o'clock in the follow
ing subjects: Personal property.
agency, legal photography, bailments
and carriers, bankruptcy and trusts.
Beginners accounting will be given
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nights from 2 to $50 o'clock.
The Spring "frolic" of the Junior
Law Glass was held in the Y. NJ C. A
auditorium last night.
A novel surprise party, in honor Of
Prof. and Mrs. Thomas J. Frailey, who
have just returned from their honey
moon, was given by the Junior Law
Class Wednesday during the regular
morning session of the class. When
Prof. Frailey appeared to resume his
classes he was "heckled" by class
members. who presented him with
numerous gifts as a wedding shower" "
Mrs. Frailey was escorted into the
room and Ross A. Heffelfinger. presi-
dent of the class, then presented to
the couple silver toast set, with
tray.
c. U. Rector to See Installation.
n ISHOP JAMES H. RYAN, rector
- of the Catholic University, will
attend the installation this week
Of Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter as
Bishop Of Indianapolis, and the con-
secration of Most Rev. William
O'Brien as Bishop of the Titular See
Of Calinda and Auxiliary Bishop of
Chicago to George Cardinal Munde-
lein, Archbishop of Chicago. Bishop
Ryan will attend the ceremonies on
Tuesday Of Bishop Ritter, already
Bishop OF the Titular See of Hippo,
in Indianapolis, his home city, and
then will proceed to Chicago to wit
ness the exercises on Wednesday ele-
waiting Bishop-elect O'Brien to the
episcopate.
The tWenty-eight annual conven-
tion Of the American Society of In
ternational Law will be held in Wash
ington Thursday through Saturday
under the Craftsmanship Of DR.. Her
bert Wright, head Of the department
of international relations at Catholic
University. With headquarters at the
Willard Hotel. the convention will
open with meeting of the executive
council. In the evening addresses
will be given by James Brown Scott.
noted writer and economist, on The
Treaty Making Power of the United
States" and by DR.. Leo S. Rowe,
director general of the Pan-Ameri-
can, on The Significance of the
Seventh International Conference OF
American States"
The Catholic University chapter OF
Pi Delta Epsilon, national honorary
Journalistic fraternity, will hold its
annual chapter dinner tomorrow eve
ming at the Cosmos Club, under the
direction of Henry I. Begnal of Water
bury. Conn, chapter president. Will
liam c. Murphy, jr., president Of the
National Press Club and correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Public Ledger,
who received masters degree in arts
~ OA4l Vic SoIAiOhS CIolIy III l0ZU,
DR.. Frank Thone of the science
service, and Joseph M Murphy, di-
rector Of the university Bureau of
Public Relations and an honorary
member of Pi Delta Epsilon, will ad-
dress the members of the fraternity.
Rev. Urban Nagle, o. P, of the
Dominican House of Studies at Cath
olic University, will give the last lee
ture Of this years forum series at
Notre Dame College in South Euclid,
Ohio. on Tuesday. April "a, on drama.
Father Nagle is the author Of numer-
GUS plays. including Barter" the
winning Biblical play of the 1928
Drama League
DR.. William M Malloy. an alumnus
of the Catholic University, has been
named dean of the School of Law at
the University of Baltimore. Mr..
Malloy, member of the class Of 1907,
received baccalaureate degree in arts
and a masters degree in laws from
Catholic University. He has since
served as member of the Maryland
State Senate and was at one time
chairman of the Public Service Com
mission. He is a member of the bar
of the State Of Maryland and of the
American Bar Association.
Lecture Series at w. c. L.
TINE patent law class of Washing
ton College of Law began a &C.