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Ruth Ellis, Louis Loveless. Harry Gold
berg, Lehron Ard. Helen Gibb. Robert
Hill and Donald Mitchell.
The Philippine Columbian Society.
an organization of Filipino students
attending the university. announced
the election of the following officers:
Leon D. Frigillano, president; Mateo
Mamaril, vice president; Dolores l.
Abellera, secretary: Urbano Zafra,
treasurer: Gregorio Quijano. historian;
L. Waldo Dragdagan. student reporter.
and Bibiano v. Bitanga, student repre-
sentative.
DR.. Charles Pergler, dean Of the
Law School, spoke on "Dictatorships
in Europe" at meeting Of the WASH
ington Round Table Friday. at the
Cosmos Club.
American University.
DR. E. STANLEY JONES, famed
missionary of India, whose
daughter. Eunice Jones, Is senior
at the College of Liberal Arts Of Amer
ican University, will deliver the COL
lege chapel address next Wednesday
morning at Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church.
DR.. Jones. who is here for the
Preaching Mission in Washington this
week, will make his first appearance
in American University circles tomor=.
row afternoon with his daughter, at
q tea given in honor OF her father.
for members of Phi Mu Sorority, oi
which she Is q member.
DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray. chancellor
Of American University, will preach
the ordination sermon this afternoon
at the North Carolina Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, at New Bern. N. c., by special
request of Bishop Paul B. Kern OF
the M. E. Church South.
G. w. u. Homecoming.
WITH thousands Of students and
w alumni participating, George
Washington University's fifth annual
homecoming celebration will take
place on Wednesday and Thursday,
November 25 and rs.
The two-day program will imme-
diately precede the Thanksgiving re-
cess. which extends from Thurscty
to Monday.
Throughout the day on Wednesday
alumni will be received and registered
at the university and will be shown
about the new buildings and the
campus by student committees.
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two rallies in the university yard at
II I'm. and at 4:45 p.m.; a reception
and tea at Strong Hall, the university's s
new dormitory for women, from 4
until 6; dedication exercises at the
new Social Sciences Hall at 5 pm,
and rally that night at II O'Clock at
the Rialto Theater.
On Thanksgiving afternoon the
homecoming game between George
Washington and the University of
West Virginia will be played at Grif-
fifth Stadium in the presence OF a large
gathering of alumni and students.
The homecoming ball Thanksgiving
night at the Washington Hotel will
bring the celebration to q conclusion.
w, C. L. Plans Holiday.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF
w LAW will discontinue classes
after Wednesday evening for the
Thanksgiving Holidays. The recess
will extend to Monday, November 80,
on which date classes will be resumed
In all divisions and departments.
The November meeting Of the Pat
ent Alumni Association was held last
Thursday at the college. This meet
| ing was an open one and was devoted
to q Symposium on Foreign Patents.
DR.. James L. Brown of the Division OF
Commercial Law, Department Of Com
merce, and author of comprehensive
handbook on Industry Property Pro-
lection Throughout the World" re-
Gently published by the Department
of Commerce, spoke on the Economic
Aspects of Foreign Patents" Harold
T. Stowell, local patent attorney and
member of the college faculty. spoke
on "The Prosecution Of Foreign Pat
| ent Applications. These talks were
followed by q general discussion.
Georgetown Glasses Organize.
ID ECENT Senior Glass balloting at
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