Evening star., 1936-10-11


aid r. Richberg, M
former N. r. A.
administ r,
and seth w. " nuI,,
Richardson
former Assistant Attorney General.
Appointment of staff members Of
the Georgetown Law Journal was
made last week, the new editor in
chief being Capt. Joseph v. Dillon, U.
s. A., who led his class in his FIRST two
years at the law school. The two
associate editors, also chosen for scho-
lastic high standing. are Edward A.
Deering of Ohio and j. Nicholas
6hriver, jr., of Maryland.
Capt. Dillon is graduate Of the
United States Military Academy in
the class of 1920. He served in the
Coast Artillery Corps until 1884, when
he was assigned to the Judge Advo-
cate Generals department and given
an opportunity to take the law course
at. Georgetown to fit him for his new
duties. His home is in New York City.
The other staff members are Robert
W., Mcmillan, Supreme Court editor;
William v. O'Connor, Federal legiSla-
ton editor; Mark P. Stumpf. book re-
views; Furgus Belanger and John T.
Keenan,, notes and recent decision;
Donald G. R. McDermott, business
manager; John Louis Smith, assistant
business manager; j. E. Bindeman,
JIG. Boss. w. p. Consedine. j. j. Dow
vi a r A
Hoskins, B. G. McKillip, A. H. Mona
celli, T. E. Naughten, ]. j. O'Connor,
w. j. O'Donnell, E. j. Quinlin, T. p.
Seamon, P. p. Walsh, w. A. Weber,
v.sL. Wilkinson and j. p. Wolf.
The Hoya, weekly news publication
Of the university, made its first ap-
pearance on the campus last week, its
16 pages of sports and news represent
ing one of the largest early editions.
Under the editorship of John ]. Cum
ningham. the Hoya is covering all
departments this year.
Charles j. Cole, 81, is the univer-
sity editor and William Daley, '37.
assistant editor. The business staf
is under Edward ]. Raleigh Due to
fine support from Rev. Edmund p.
Cerruti, S. j., its faculty moderator,
the Hoya has made substantial prog
fess in recent years.
Alumni to Meet.
THE Patent Alumni Association of
Washington College of Law will
hold its first meeting of the year at
the college building Wednesday at
$50 pm. Harold T. Stowell, member
Of the faculty and president of the
association, has announced that the
guest speaker will be Justin w. Mack
lin. first commissioner Of patents.
The junior class of the day division
held its organization meeting last
Thursday. Charles Booker Powell.
winner of the scholarship prize for
the highest average in the freshman
year. was elected president. Other
officers chosen were Hugh P. Price,
vice president; Conrad D. McLachlen,
treasurer; Augusta H. Brown, secre-
tary, and Willett ]. Hegarty, sergeant
ut arms.
The Nominating Committee Of the
General Alumni Association met Mon
day evening to prepare list of NOM
nations to be presented at the Fall
meeting to be held October %.
At the General Mussey Law Con-
gress Tuesday evening, DR.. George P.
Lamb, adviser, discussed the work,
plans and ideals Of the congress for
the coming year.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Chapter
opened the Fall rush season last eve
ming when they entertained group
Of prospective members with smoker
at their club house, 1755 @ street.
Writing Class Planned.
MRS. LEWIS A. PAYNE, governor
~ of the District Chapter of the
International Federation of Catholic
Alumnae, has appointed Miss Evangel-
Inc Rice, of the Sacred Heart Acad-
emy Alumnae as chairman of the
Literature Committee.
Miss Rice announced that DR.. Ar
thur Deering of the teaching staff
Of Catholic University and Trinity
College will conduct creative writ
ing class which is being formed. The
class will meet every Tuesday at 8
pm. at 1903 L street for 10 weeks.
DR.. Deering will give his opening lee
ture next Tuesday.
A meeting of the committee will be
held at the home of Miss Rice, 1749
Irving street. today at pm.
C. U. Students Honored.
JOHN E. DUNDIN, a graduate stu
dent of the School Of Architecture,
Is the recipient Of first medal in the
sixth beaux arts competition of the
1896 scholastic year. The medal
awarded Dundin is the only first
medal given for that project this year
The project which resulted in this
frst-medal award was titled "A Zoo
logical Garden" Paul Geaudeau, also
working upon the same project, re-
eeived mention.
The department has also announced
that John J. Brady, a graduate stu
dent OF architecture. has won a first
prize and first medal In Glass A, No
project. entitled "a Design for q
Small Community in a Large City"
The department Of geology has an.
nounced the appointment of John
Roman as an assistant instructor. He
Is . master Of arts and at present Ii
0 student in the Graduate School o.
the university.
Rev. DR.. Francis Augustine Walsh
.. s. B., regent of the seminary, hal
returned from the national conven.
ton Of the Confraternity Of Christian
Doctrine, held in. New York. DR.
Walsh is executive director Of the
eonfraternity, whose national head: