Evening star., 1937-05-30


June 81 and July and run for eight
weeks, ending August 13 and 27, re-
spectively.
c. U. Social Group Celebrates.
THE Utopian Club, social organiza-
ton at Catholic University, will
sponsor its annual banquet Wednes-
day evening at Sholls Restaurant, in
honor OF the senior members. The
banquet will be attended by alumni
members and initiates of the club, and
the award of senior keys will be made
at that time.
Members Of the faculty and invited
guests include Rev. Leo L. McVay
moderator of the club: DR.. John A.
Ryan, Nicholas Chicascione, toast
master; Thomas McFadden, Washing
ton attorney, and DR.. George K. Nc
Cabe.
At meeting held by the club dur
ing the past week. Salvatore Greco
was elected president of the club for
the coming year. Greco is prominent
| both academically and in athletics
Other officers elected include Edward
White, Worcester, Mass, vice supreme
utopian: 1nter-Club Council represen-
tative, Fred Rogers: secretary, James
McKenna, and treasurer, Clement Nc
Cormick.
A. Joseph Miller has been elected
| art editor of the 1888 year book, the
Cardinal. Miller is prominent in ex-
tra-curricula activities, being a men,
Der Of Phi Eta Sigma. national fresh
man honorary society. He won first
mention in class "B" III projet, "A
Book Store" during his freshman
year IN the School of Architecture. and
is an officer of the class of 1898. Miller
is resident of Washington.
The staff appointed to aid Miller
includes Joseph S. Furr, Washington
D. c.; Robert E. Higdon. Washington
D. c., and Robert K. Fuller, Crawford
N. j.
Eugene Draley, resident of Wash
| lngton, was elected president of the
Cave Dwellers, social organization
OF the university for the residents Of
washington. at recent meeting Of
| the group
Draley is prominent in extra-cur-
| rlcula activities at the university. hay-
ing served as president of the engi-
heerlng class during his junior year
He Is also member of Phi E.a Sigma
national honorary fraternity, and O,
several other organizations.
Other Washingtonian officers of the
club recently elected include Edward
y. RAINIER, vice. president; JOSEPH
MlchaloWlcz, treasurer; William
Weldon, secretary: Joseph Myers, his.
torlan, and Joseph S. Furr, sersean,
| at arms.
John j. Brady. graduate studen,
IN the School Of Architecture at the
university, is the recipient of ar
honorable mention in the recent com
petition for the coveted Rome prize.
The winner of this event is eiver
two years study in Rome, with fur
nShed studio, room and board and {
regular monthly stipend. The prize i.
awarded for architecture, Landscape
architecture. painting. sculpture anc
music and its value is estimated a
$4,000 for each scholarship.
James A. Zusi of New jersey and s
| junior at the university was elected
/ president of the Glee Club at a re-
cent meeting Of that organization
Other officers OF the club include
Harry j. Webb, vice president: George
T. Hartmann, secretary; Harry Fanjul
treasurer, and Frank Ledesma -Diaz
| business manager.
Summer Term Preparation Starts.
| WITH final examinations over las
week, National University off.
cials are completing arrangements fol
| the opening Of the Summer term JUNE
is in the Law School and the Schoo
Of Economics and Government.
Registrations for the Summe
course, which ends August 81. ar,
now being made at the university
sl8 Thirteenth street.
Grafton Tops Class Day Program.
THE traditional Cohonguroton ora
ton at Georgetown University
featuring the senior class day exor
cises at the College of Arts an,
Sciences will be delivered Saturda,
evening by John c. Donnelly of De
troit, Mich.
| The senior exercises will '>e hell
in the college quadrangle, weather per
mitting, before several hundreds 0
visiting alumni and the student body
The name Cohonguroton was applied
by the early Indian tribes to tn
Potomac River and means the Rive
OF Swans" Years ago the name wa
given to the senior valedictory.
Donnelly, who has an outstand
ing scholastic record, will be dresset
as an Indian chief.
Trinity Washington Club Elects.
TRINITY COLLEGE students com
- pleted elections of next years of.
f1cers of the school organizations with
the selection of the new officers of thu
Washington Club. Marie Dimond
daughter of Delegate from Alask:
Anthony J. Dimond, was elected pres.
ident of the organization, with Agne!
Schaeffer, vice president; Eileer
Walsh. secretary; Rosemary Mawhin
ney. treasurer. and Frances Fitzger'
aid as parliamentarian. The Wash
ington Club is composed of the loca
girls who are students at Trinity.
| Roosevelt Architectural Exhibit.
| u OOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL ha!
made this year valuable addi'
ton to its drawing department in in
Producing two new courses, under thu
instruction Of j. D. Mccormick. Thi!
architectural work IS now on exhibi
In his studio.