Evening star., 1936-10-25

for the 1887 Aucola already are being
made under direction of Raymond
Wrenn, editor. Jane Getz will be
editor in charge Of the literary de-
partment. with Ruth Butrick, Patricia
Paxton and Franklin Bartle assist
ing. Others on the staff are Joe
Mast, associate editor; Herwil Bryant,
assistant; Everett Palmer, sports
editor, and Dan Hid, business man.
ager.
+ DR.. Joseph NJ NJ. Gray, chancellor
of American University. and Mrs.
Gray will entertain at their annual
reception to members of the university
faculty Wednesday. evening at the
chancellor's home on the campus.
Class Officers Chosen.
THE annual pledge night of Sigma
MI Delta legal fraternity Of
Southeastern University will be held
tomorrow at 8 pm, in the Lafayette
Hotel. Sponsors for the affair are
Profs. Carnduff and Bruce, this years
legal advisers for the fraternity. !,
Election of the following class Of
ficers was announced yesterday by
DR.. James A. Bell, president OF the
university:
Senior law class-Thomas p. Gary,
president; Roy K. Marquardt, vice
president; Gertrude Locke, secretary,
and Jack Riley, treasurer. Junior law
class-R. L. Miller, president: Mary
Passerini. vice president: Mabel Hal
Ter. secretary; E. r. Haigler. treasurer.
and James Douglas, sergeant at arms.
Freshman class-Lester Hook, presi-
dent; John Zieler, vice president:
Frances Baublis, secretary, and F. B.
Austin, treasurer.
Senior accountancy claSs-Richard
E. Beale. president: Anna L. Price.
vice president; D. R. Hollingsworth,
secretary, and r. J. Beane. treasurer.
Junior class-Roland C. Simpson.
president; M. Upton Haley, vice presi-
dent; Katherine Crowley, secretary,
and Charles R. Eaton, treasurer.
Freshman-Thomas B.. Heffelfinger,
president; Morgan M. Gilbert. vice
president; Lena Archino, secretary.
and Eugene A. O'Connor, treasurer.
THE Philippine Columbian Associa.
tion of National University was
reorganized Friday night at meeting
Of Filipino students attending the uni
versity.
The meeting was devoted to a bust.
ness session and election of officers
who will be announced later by Leor
D. Frigillano.
DR.. James F. Couch, professor ol
science and philosophy in the Schoo
of Economics and Government, de.
livered an address last week before
the History Of Science Society Of
Washington on the Society of Arcueil
DR.. Couch also read a paper on tht
history of poisonous plants at the
meeting of the American Pharmaceu.
tical Association in Philadelphia.
DR.. Charles Pergler, dean of the
Law School, announced that Steele
M. Kennedy, junior law student, ha.
been appointed commissioner of deeds
here for the State Of Texas.
c. U. Tug-Of-War Today.
THE annual tug-of-war between
sophomores and freshmen, under
the direction of Charles p. johnson
will be held today at 1890 am. in
the stadium at the Catholic University
of America. The president of the
sophomore class will lead the second
year men against the lowly frosh, who
according to tradition, will lose and
thereby suffer an individual ducking
under powerful fire hose. Referees
will give the winner of two out oi
three tugs" the championship" The
only victory scored by a freshman
group was made by the class Of 81. the
present senior class.
Joseph M. Murphy. registrar Of the
university and director Of public rela-
tions, will attend the dedication OF
the Cardinal Newman Chapel of
Corpus Christi Church in New York
today.
Right Rev. Msgr. Edward B. Jordan
dean of the Catholic Sisters College
and professor of education at Catholic
University, will be invested with the
robes as domestic prelate in the Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception on
Monday, November 16. Most Rev
Bishop O'Reilly of Pittsburgh will be
the investing prelate.
Right Rev. Msgr. william Cashin,
for many years chaplain at Sing Sing
Prison and now a member Of the Gov
ernor's Advisory Committee on Crime
for the State Of New York, will lecture
on modern methods of dealing with
crime on Tuesday morning in Nc.
Mahon Hall.
The Washington Chapter of the
Catholic University Alumni Association
will sponsor a play-by-play account OF
the Catholic University-Loyola of the
South game next Friday at 7:30 pm.
in the auditorium Of the Music Build
ing on the campus.
Artist Joins Faculty.
pAUL j. LEvERONE, principal of
Columbia Technical Institute, an
nounced yesterday that Alvin Epstein,
in charge of the art department of
the Washington Post, has been added
to the schools staff of commercial art
instructors.
Epstein received his commercial and
fine art training in schools in Balti-
more and Philadelphia. He has had
many years practical experience in the
art rooms of newspapers and other
concerns in New York, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Washington. He will