Evening star., 1935-11-03

Guild of American University will
entertain at tea in the Womens
Residence Hall from 3 to 5 pm.
Wednesday in honor of mothers OF
new students.
Richard Carroll of Ohio has been
elected president of the sophomore
class. other officers are Kathryn
Taylor, vice president; Albert Shaw,
treasurer; Phyllis Davis, secretary;
William Thompson and Lucille Maris,
representatives to the Student Council.
The freshman class has elected
Ashby Jump, president; Muriel Baine,
vice president; Howard Hudson, secre-
tary, and Marjory Davis. representa- =
tive to the Student Council.
GEORGETOWN Students Elect.
THE Georgetown University School
of Dentistry will be represented
by Dr. William N. Cogan, dean. and
several faculty members at the ses-
sions of the American Dental Associa-
ton in New Orlean November 4 to 8.
Members of the faculty to attend
the sessions are DR.. Roy j. Glezen,
assistant dean; Dr. John F.. BrazinSky,
Dr. John D. Hird and DR.. Doran S.
Thorn.
Glass elections in the morning Sec
ton of the School of Foreign Service
were held last week with the follow
ing results: Graduating class: John
G. Shields, Pembine. Wis. president;
George w. Belicovitch, Washington.
vice president; Carlton C. Smith, New
York, secretary; Bennett H. Berman,
New York, treasurer; John 1. Loving,
Washington. historian, and Richard
brennan. Santa Marta, Colombia,
sergeant at arms.
Fourth year: William F. Carpenter,
Garrett, Ind, president; Donald j.
Doyle, Binghamton, N. Y, vice presi-
dent; Leon Raenstad, Washington.
secretary-treasurer, and John S. An
drews, San Diego, Calf, historian.
Third year: John Clipper, Washing
ton, president; Richard Bond, Will
mington, Del, vice president; James
Angelo, Charleston, w. Va, secretary;
William McAuliffe, Freeport, N. Y,
treasurer; Henry Herman, Washing
ton, historian. and Joseph Carbeau,
Ellwood City, Pa, sergeant at arms.
Second year: David L. GilSinn. st.
Louis, president; Alexis Rowan, Mex
leo City, Mexico, vice president;
Howard Healy, Waterbury, Conn, Sec
retary; william Waldo, Washington,
treasurer; Charles j. Cole, Montclair,
N. j., historian. and Howard j.
Clancy, waterbury, Conn, sergeant at
arms.
First year: James r. O'Connell,
Park Ridge, ILL.,, president; Randall H.
Hagner, jr., Washington, vice presi-
dent; Harold H. Baetjer, Catonsville,
Md, secretary; Henry Gibbons, Wash
ington, treasurer; David Yuengling,
Pottsville, Pa, historian, and James
Hill, Hicksville. Long Island, sergeant
at arms.
w. C. L. Alumni Organized.
IN THE Patent Law Department Of
Washington College of Law, Pas
quale j. Federico has started q series
of lectures on reissues and patent
disclaimers. the subjects touching the
amending of patents. In this depart
ment, also. DR.. Henry c. Parker mas
started his course on economics OF
industrial property.
At the Fall business meeting Of the
Alumni Association Of the college last
Thursday the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Paul j..
Sedgwick of the faculty, president;
Mamie Smith Price, vice president:
Walter S. Pawl, treasurer; Charlotte
M. Crabb, recording secretary; Elna
M. Anderson, corresponding secretary;
Grace A. Carter, historian; Joseph A.
Honsick and Carl s. Mccarthy. au-
ditorS.
DR.. Edwin A. Mooers completed
yesterday his series Of lectures on
Preparation of Cases for Trial"