Evening star., 1935-10-20
G. u. Alumni Meet.

~ EfhEoEN A41SEO OF 1eOrgeVOWn
University attended a huge din
ner in Providence, r. L. last Monday
given by the Rhode Island Club of
Georgetown in honor of Representa-
tive-elect Charles F. Risk of that
State. q graduate of the law school In
the class of 1922.
Rev. Arthur A. OLeary. S. J.. presi-
dent of the university: Rev. Francis
c. Lucey, S. j.. regent of the law
school, and DR.. Hugh J. Fegan. assis-
tant dean, attended the dinner Mr..
Risk was the Republican nominee
who dealt the New Deal its first con-
gressional defeat and consequently re-
ceived national publicity.
Present at the dinner was Chief
Justice Edmund W. Flynn of the
State Supreme Court. also a graduate
OF the law school. He is a brother Of
another distinguished graduate, Will
liam S. Flynn, former Governor, who
received an honorary degree of doctor
OF laws from Georgetown in 1920, when
the late President Coolidge made the
commencement address.
The District of Columbia Club of
the Law School held its initial month
ly Wednesday luncheon last week.
with DR.. Edmund A. Walsh, S. j.. as
the guest speaker. The law alumni
are arranging for q Smoker the eve
ming before the Georgetown MARYLAND
game.
Another law school alumnus, Judge
Walter j. Casey of the Police Court,
was honored at dinner last night at
the Racquet Club given by the Class
OF 1924 Of which he was a member
The guests included members of the
Police Court. the District Supreme
Court and Dean George z. Hamilton
OF the law school.
The Spanish Club of the School of
Foreign Service will meet tomorrow
at 3 pm. in the philodemic room for
us flrSt session of the year.
II Circolo Italiano, Georgetown's
Italian Club, also will meet this week
10 map out an active program. Like
the Portuguese Club. another group in
the foreign service school, its aims are
cultural. Prominent American and
foreign professors are invited to ad-
dreSs these clubs during the year on
art and literature.
The st. Vincent de Paul Society ar
the college, under the guidance of Rev
vincent S. McDonough. S. J.. director
OF spiritual activities, will carry on its
charitable work through the following
ofhcers: James D. Curtin, president:
vincent F. Beatty, secretary. and
Frank S. Swain, treasurer Men,her,
OF the Executive Committee are James
.. herman, chairman; Joseph M,
Nurre, jr.; Michael j. Connolly. Louis
r. Abramowski, John j. CUNNINGHAM,
Jonn Love, Francis M. Curry, Robert
z: O'Brien. Hugh G. Perry and John
w. Nurre.
Law College Elections.
HE senior class of the evening djvi.
sion of Washington College of
Law at meeting held last week
elected Ellis S. Stone as president
Other officers chosen were Mabel G
wright, vice president; Edith M.
kloeoer, secretary; Carl w. Thomp-
son, treasurer; John A. Clark. serseant
at arms, and Duke H. Blackweider.
retiring president; Col. Herold ].
Weller and William T. Lowry, as mem
bers of the Executive Committee.
The Fall business meeting of the
Alumni Association win be held Thurs
day at 8 pm. The program will in
clude, the election of officers and dis
cusslon OF plans for the coming year.
Catherine L. Vaux, president, win pre-
side.
The first meeting of the Patent
Alumni Association was held ut the
college Tuesday night. The speaker
was Richard Spencer, First Assistant
Commissioner Of Patents, who dis
cussed Observations on Trade
Marks"
The freshman class of the day divi-
sion devoted their public speaking ses-
sion last week to continuation of the
short talks on the lives of early Ameri-
can lawyers. The subjects and speak
ers included William Paterson" Au-
gusta H. Brown: John Jay" Rich
ard B. Brown; Jeremiah Mason"
Ralph II. Carter. Roger Brooke
Taney," c. Stanton Goats; Henry
Clay" Bergman Davis.
Alpha Rho Chapter, Sigma Delta
Kappa Legal Fraternity, entertained .