Evening star., 1934-03-04

Of the District Of ~
Columbia Court
Of Appeals, Asso-
ciate Justice Jen-
nings Bailey Of -
the District Of Justice LettA
Columbia Su-
nreme Court. Associate Justice Charles
s. Hatfield of the United States Court
Of Customs Appeals, Associate Justice
D. Lawrence Groner OF the District OF
Columbia Court Of Appeals, Chief
Justice Fenton w. Booth OF the
United States Court Of Claims, Asso-
ciate Justice Oscar r. Luhring ofsthe
District of Columbia Supreme Court,
Associate Justice Peyton Gordon OF
the District of Columbia Supreme
Court and Associate Justice James M.
Proctor of the District Of Columbia
Supreme Court.
The current Winter term will end
at National this week. Term examina-
tions will begin in both the Law
School and the School Of Economics
and Government tomorrow to con-
tinue daily through next Saturday.
A new course scheduled for the
School of Economics and Government
is banking laws" which Prof.
Frederick P. H. Siddons will present
during the Spring term. The course
will deal specifically with the funda-
mental changes which the banking
act Of 1888 has wrought, the manner
in which 1t has affected practical
operations Of financial institutions,
and its influences upon the Federal
Reserve System. The course will en-
brace also a study OF the Home
Owners Corporation, the Federal Sc
curities act and other recent legisla-
ton affecting banking. Prof. Siddons
has taught banking at National for
10 years. His new course lectures are
scheduled for $40 pm. Mondays and
Thursdays.
Glee Club Active at G. q.
THE Georgetown University Glee
Club will close a successful sea-
son with its annual Mi-Careme con-
cert next Sunday evening in Castor
Hall. The club has sung a number
of times in the city during the Winter.
under the direction Of DR.. Edward p.
Donovan, who is professor Of music
at the Hilltop. Its Mi-Careme con-
cert, however, is its principal and
usually closing event. Dr. Donovan
is preparing special program.
Tuesday evening at Gonzaga High
School, the Georgetown Club will
appear in one of its regular concert
engagements. Included on the pro-
gram, in addition to the Glee Club,
are Nine. Edythe NJ Brosius. harpist;
Felian Garzia. pianist. and Hutton
Kaspar. violinist, all well known To-
cal artists.
Appointment Of E. Barrett Pretty
man as corporation counsel Of the
District Of Columbia to succeed VIII
liam w. Bride is Of special interest
to Georgetown University, since both
are graduates Of its law school. Mr..
Prettyman graduated In 1915. while
Mr.. Brides class was that Of 1904.
The CASTOR Debating Society at
the College Of Arts and Sciences,
which debated a freshman team from
Yale last night, Is to invade New
York City on March % for contest
WIFI CllltClo ollSs AoAAeS
ments are also under way for de-
bate soon with the University OF
Maryland.
An interesting freshman program
held in connection with the tercen-
tenary series was presented Thurs
day evening in Copley Lounge. 1t
commemorated the Jesuit poets and
Rev, Robert Southwell, an early
Georgetown faculty member and poet.
DR.. James Star Ruby Of the Eng
nsh department delivered short ad-
dress on the poets Of Georgetown,
among whom the best known Is James
Ryder Randall, author Of Maryland,
My Maryland" The freshmen tax
ing part in the exercises were L.
Donnelly. who paid a tribute to Rev.
Gerard Manley Hopkins, S. j., and
P. Beeman, who spoke on the life
and works of Father Southwell. The
Hopkins Society at the college takes
its name after the Jesuit priest.
Announcement was made that the
examinations for the Shakespearean
Quicksall medal, scheduled for today,
had been postponed until next Sun
day. Three plays were selected for
the contest this year by Rev. George
F. Strohaver, 8. j., dean Of the col
lege. They are Anthony and Cleo
patra, julius Caesar and Coriolanus.
Debating Opens At @. W.
ToHN GARLAND POLLARD. for
mer Governor Of Virginia, will
preside at the opening Of the inter-
collegiate debate season at George
Washington University tomorrow
night. The debate, between women's
teams Of George Washington and
William and Mary, will be held at
8:15 o'clock In Corcoran Hall. Max
inc Farley Of Indiana and Mary Jane
Salmon Of Kansas will represent
George Washington.
Gov. Pollard for many years wa
dean Of the School Of Government
and Citizenship Of William and Mary.
A graduate also Of George Washing-
ton University, he Is . member Of
q family which had o share In the
founding Of the university In 1920
and which has been associated with
it ever since that time. Gov. Pollard
represents the fifth generation Of his
family to graduate from George
Washington.
The question for debate Is "Re-
solved, That the essential features
Of the N. r. A. should be made per-
manent." George Warrington VIII
uphold the negative. This question
Will be used In all Of the women'a
debates this season. Miss Farley and
Miss Salmon viii represent George
washington In those debates In which
the university takes the negative side.
while Clara Critchfield and Charlotte
Dublin will compose the Affirmative
team.
Two other women's debates are
scheduled for the week, including q
debate at Trinity College on Wednes-
dow and a debate at SWarthmOre Col.