Evening star., 1937-02-21

from National in 1928, and his LII. M
and M. P. L. degrees in 1924. He is
now practicing law in Milledgeville,
Ga, where the quarterly Is published.
All patrons, faculty, students and
alumni of the university have been
invited to attend the annual dinner
Of the Cy Pres Club, organization
OF women law students, in the La
Fayette Hotel tomorrow night. The
Committee on Arrangements is headed
by Miss Wanda Hobbs and is COM
posed Of the following members:
Helen Goodner, Verna Creigler, Ida
Sahn, Lucille Holland, Florence Nc
Louth, Clara K. Roche, Cecilia Kaizer
Leila Terrell, Dolores Albeiro, EstelIe
Eliades, Mary Gonsolves, Lorena Nc
Closkey, Ruth N. Rice, Cele Azarow
Clara E. Bartz, Helen v. Wynne. Ma
talie Schneider, Madeleine Alber
Frances Ratcliffe, Leila Trease, Su-
zanne Lofts. Ann w. Phillips, Mar
garet Tally, Evelyn LindTen, Mabel
Hanson, Connie Petrillo, Dorothy
Fluck. Sallie B. Presley, Margaret Jor-
AoAAJ Sy oo114lCII d1lo 1IC1lG WIlRnL.
Democracy Discussed.
THE three stages of Democratic de-
velopment we're discussed by Dr.
Frank W. Wright. former deputy COM
missioner Of education in Massa-
chusetts, at third of a series OF
luncheon meetings Of the Southeast
ern University Alumni Association last
week.
The stages, DR.. Wright said. were
the period of colonial development,
industrial development and the pres
ent day social development. He was
introduced by DR.. James A. Bell, pres
ident of the university
Henry P. Seidemann the Social
Security Board, will be the speaker
at the next meeting.
New members of Sigma Nu Delta
Fraternity were initiated at a smoker
in the Lafayette Hotel last night.
Sigma Xi Chapter at G. w.
FORMAL ceremonies incident to the
installation of the George Wash
ington University Chapter of the Soci-
ETY. Of the Sigma XII, national honor
ary scientific society, will be held at
the Winter convocation tomorrow at
8 pm. at Constitution Hall.
DR.. William Alanson White, profess
sor Of psychiatry in the George Wash
ington University School of Medicine,
will deliver the convocation address.
DR.. White is an elected member of the
District chapter of Sigma XII. Since
1908 he has been superintendent of
st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
The installation ceremonies will be
conducted by DR.. George B. Pegram
of Columbia University and Dean Ed
ward Ellery of Union College, ma
tional officers of Sigma XII. Delegates
from many of the IS chapters of
Sigma XII will be present. Members
of the Washington Academ. of Sci
ences and other scientific bodies will
attend as guests.
Students who entered the university
with the beginning of the second
semester will ,e guests at dance to
be given under the auspices of the
Student Council Friday night in the
student club.
A trip to Puerto Rico to meet the
University of Puerto Rico in debate
will be made during the Easter recess
by members of the mems varsity de-
bate team. William Rcchell, John
Southmayd and Edwin Cage have
been chosen to represent the univer-
sity, accompanied by Prof. Henry G.
Roberts of the department Of public
speaking.
C. u. Debate Planned.
THE Shahan Debating Society of
the Catholic University of Amer
lea will engage st. Mary's University
Of California in intercollegiate debate
April 5. The st. Mary's debate varsity,
which win consist Of two experienced
seniors, headed by Carl Schuck, presi-
dent, will fly to Washington, stheir
first stop on the planned Eastern tour.
The question selected for intercol-
legiate debate by ri Kappa Delta, q
national debate fraternity, Is: RE
solved, That Congress should be al
lowed to regulate minimum wages and
maximum hours in industry"
DR.. James j. Hayden, in charge Of
Catholic University Law School, has
been appointed editor in chief of the
Journal of the District Bar Associa-
ton for a period of three years by
Henry I. Quinn, president of the asso-
ciation.
The publication of the association
Journal was begun three years ago
under the auspices of committee Of
which DR.. Hayden was secretary. He
was reappointed . member Of the
Journal Committee In 1885 and again
in 1896.
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