Evening star., 1938-06-05
FIVE AT c. v. j.
TO RECEIVE KEYS
Phi Beta Kappa and Golf
Order Hold limitations
Tomorrow.

The George Washington University
chapter of Phi Beta Kappa and the
university chapter OF the Order OF
the Golf will hold limitations tomor-
row, when students who have attained
high academic distinction will be in
Quoted
The Phi Beta Kappa initiation will
take place tomorrow afternoon at Co
lumbar House on the university
campus following luncheon at the
Faculty Club. Those who will receive
the Phi Beta Kappa key are: /.
Clara Helen Larsgaard, 1922 N
street NV; Louis Lazaroff, 2228 S
street NE; Donald Byron Leach, I449
Forty-fourth street; Jane Phillips
Ramseyer, 3311 Rowland place, and
Audrey Virginia Yaden, 4lI9 Illinois
avenue.
The first annual meeting of the
chapter. which was installed in Feb
ruary as Alpha Chapter of the Dis
trict of Columbia, also will take place
at this time. Prof. George N. Hen
ming, chapter president. win preside.
A. T. Vanderbilt to Speak.
Arthur T. Vanderbilt, president of
the American Bar Association, will
be the speaker at the annual dinner
OF the G. w. chapter of the Order
OF the Golf, the national law school
honor society, tomorrow evening at
the Raleigh Hotel. At this time new
members, elected from the ranking
10 per cent of the graduating class of
the Law School, will be inducted.
Col. Walter c. Clephane, professor
emeritus of Law School and president
OF this chapter, will preside and
Dean William c. Van Week of the
Law School will speak.
Alumni, graduate students, under
graduates and members of the faculty
were among the 26 new members in
itiated into the university chapter of
sigma XII, national honorary scientific
fraternity, at ceremonies last week.
The new members are alumni and
graduate students: DR.. Edwin j. Cam
eron, DR.. Eloise B. Cram, DR.. Eu-
genia Cuvillier. Madison Hunt, DR..
Solomon Kullback and John T. Luck
er, members, and Sui Fong Chen. How
ard D. Hartough, Richard S. Hunter
Kenneth Madison. Thomas D. O'Brien
and Herbert F. Seversmith, associate
members.
Undergraduates who are members
OF the June graduating class: Jack r.
Harlan, Clara Larsgaard and Cyril
Schulman. associate members.
Members of the faculty: DR.. Charles
Armstrong, DR.. Edward A. Chaplin.
DR.. George W. Creswell, DR.. Samuel
M. Dodek, DR.. Rollo E. Dyer, DR.. Gus
tis Lee Hall, DR.. Harry H. Kerr, DR..
Jacob Kotz, DR.. Charles A. Simpson.
Or. Edward Teller and Dr.. Walter L.
Treadway. -...--..
Baccalaureate Services.
Feted last night at the annual re-
ception and ball held in their honor
by the General Alumni Association,
the graduates this evening will don
cap and gown to attend baccalaureate
services at the Washington Cathedral.
Bishop James E. Freeman will preach
the sermon. President Cloyd H. Mar
win will read the lesson. The choir
will be composed Of members of the
university glee club, under the direc-
ton Of DR.. Robert H. Harmon.
Glass night exercises will be held
IN the university yard tomorrow night.
Prizes for scholastic excellence and
for leadership in student activities
VIII be awarded, the president of
the university making the presenta-
tions. Omicrom Delta Kappa will con-
duct tapping ceremonies in which
campus leaders will be designated for
membership in this honorary STU
dent activities fraternity. The class
mantle will be passed on by this wears
graduates to next years seniors Rob-
ert Evans, senior president, will pre-
side.
On Tuesday afternoon President and
Mrs. Marvin will receive from 4 until
= o'clock at the Washington Club in
honor OF the graduates and their par.
ents.
The commencement exercises will
take place Wednesday night at Con-
sitution Hall.