Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-15
Schools and COLLEGES

faro. Panama City, Panama, historian.
Fourth-year class-James Angelo.
Charleston, w. Va, president; David
w. Cheadle. San Francisco, Calf. vice
president; Clarence J. Beach, Groton.
Conn. secretary: Henry Herman,
Washington, d. G., treasurer; Fred
erick Bevan, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
sergeant ut arms: Edward j. Corcoran,
st. Clair. Pa, historian.
Third-year class-Charles J. Cole,
Upper Montclair, N. j.. president:
Alexis e. Rovsar. Mexico City, Mexico,
vice president: william waldo, WASH
ington, d. c., secretary: Cheste: 8.
Davis, Chevy Chase, Md, treasurer;
Patterson Helfrich, Rockville. Nd,
historian; Howard Clancy. Waterbury,
Conn, sergeant at arms.
Second-year class-James r. O'Con-
nell, Park Ridge. ILL.,. president; Ran.
dali H. Hagner, jr., Washington, d. c.,
vice president: Howard H. Baetjer,
Gainesville, Md, secretary: william G.
Sparks, jr., Washington, d. O., treas.
urer; David G. Yuengling, Pottsville,
Pa, sergeant at arms; Carl r. Garges,
Washington, d. c., historian.
First-year class-Reginald MARITIME,
Upper Montclair, N. j., president;
Frank Marmaud, Revere, Mass, vice
president; Robert H. Taylor, Bloom
field Hill, Mich, secretary; Melvin I.
Potosky, McKeesport. Pa, treasurer:
Roland H. Kelly. Philadelphia. Pa,
sergeant at arms; John D. Rucker,
Crosse Point, Mich, historian.
C. C. Carlin Honored.
THE honorary degree Of Doctor Of
Laws was formally presented c.
C. Carlin, prominent attorney and
former member of Congress, by Ma
tional University at a dinner Thurs
day night in the George Mason Hotel,
Alexandria, Va.
After receiving his bachelor of laws
degree from National In 1891. Carlin
entered the practice OF law. later
serving Is years. In the House Of Rep
resentatives from the eighth Virginia
man Of the Judiciary Committee and
had q prominent part in drafting the
Clayton Antitrust Law.
DurDlg his House service he was .
close adviser to President Wilson, act
ing as his personal representative
during the World War on an inspec-
ton tour OF army conditions In Eu-
rope. Carlin has been awarded the
medal Of honor as the most outstand.
ing citizen Of Alexandria.
It was announced that Omicron
Chapter. Kappa Beta Pi international
Legal Sorority, will give o tea today
at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Dancers at Trinity.
THE Evelyn Davis Dancers will pre-.
sent q program at Trinity College
Tuesday afternoon at which the main
feature will be an exposition Of the
modern dance. The program will be
the fifth number on the 1861 lee
ture course.
The senior class play. Mrs. Partridge
Presents" will be produced at Notre
Dame Auditorium Friday evening. 1t
will be directed by Miss Elsie Herman,
instructor in English speech. and the
cast will include Margaret Rover,
Miriam Hartnett, Grace Mary Colh-
flower, Margaret Batchelder, Mary
Rita Houhhan and Nancy Kengla, all
Of Washington, and Frances Maggioni.
Virginia Hamill, Anne Moore and
Frances Barnett.
The Trinity hockey squad was rep
resented at the play day" sponsored
by Wilson Teachers College by Q team
made up Of outstanding players from
all four classes. The games took place
yesterday at the Sixteenth Street
Reservoir athletic field. The senior
hockey team sent Bernadette Whelan,
Ellen de Bettencourt. Edith Sullivan
and Mary Reyes. The juniors who
took part were Mary Guilfoile, Garcia
Rosie. Rosalie Barbieri and Frances
Fitzgerald. The sophomores chosen
were Josefina Perez, Dorothy Multi.
gan and Mary Calvin and the fresh
men were represented by Virginia
Butler, Jeanne Sullivan, Helen Devine
and Elbee Bynum.
C. U. Senators' Dance Planned.
THE Senators Club, social organi-
zation Of Catholic University,
have completed plans for their an
nual formal Thanksgiving dance to
be held November as at the Broad
| moor Hotel.
Joseph r. Parkhill, Washington,
chairman. assisted by Rodger O'Han-
lon and Nelson Davis, have announced
that the dance this year will far sur
pass any other enjoyed in the past.
Many novel attractions have been