Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1926, Page 26

26 G THE 1926—PART 1. ). DEBATE TEAM CHILD STUDY IS AIM. Director of Movement to Attend SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 21, JUN'UR WEEK UPENS Fontnouta, with, orern oain and | WESTERN BOYS’ RIFLE [5i5ibioon: bousins, srcbousa, iim: | JEFFERSON JUNIOR HAS uecatiomat recond cor i the ke the Moors.” The talks are profusely ball, manager; Blount, Reginald NEW SEMESTER PROGRAM dislikes, successes, ilures, phygique illustrated, and have found spon- Mitchell, Brooks and Morcher. Louis and other information, which will en taneous favor w}?erever they were TEAM DEFEATS TECH !ha: Garde m.r;.dr e:’the best showing, with ble teachers and parents to direct the the score of 183. gliven. 2 School Rule Provides Special|education of pupils into proper cha Dean Willlam Alled Wilbur of Co- Western's team has been using lumbian College led the memorial serv-| Nehaters Algo Meet Rival Institu-|George Washington University’s facil- . « Us rge of thi; National ¢ center on the tea representi tes Wednesday at §:15 o' is the third pr senior and jur school, wh March § Bach of these two debates will deal | with the question of Americu's en trance into the Worid Court, the col-| Que A boat service has been established Alexandria, Group Conference Here. WIl-I- MEET BA.I.ES Mrs. Cecile Pilpel, director of the Guidance for Pupils Listed colnCtlcrimalietane study groups of the Child Study i = . | Associ N ico held in the chapel for the late = itles on Mondays, Wednesdays and There are also to be talks by outside o e it e eers ety 30, Charles T Corby. Friday. Mr. Corby tion—Music Room Is Now Fridays, and the Guara According to Grades. akers, to give the children the prac — {27 and 28, at the Washington Hotel, to was a member of the board of trus- 5 Armory on Tuesdays. Jefferson Junior High School | tical business side of the various voca X = : |attend the conference on nursery e 3 s tees and a patron of the university in Use. Western now has a music room for |adopted a new program in guidance [ticns. In the 9B grade there is to be Third Prize Contest in Law Eohiboln, Swhich® ol be\eg A Holabinere Actlvmes at Institution In-|in many ways. : the first time in the school’s history. |for this semester. The seventh grades (curricular guidance to help the chil | Dnnecire eiEnicas ok ine intorras Elisiunversyjonnonices the Dree | After a series of trial devates a|It,18 located on tho third floor of the |are to have civic guidance th-ough a|dren better plan their high school 5 i o dergr s 5. i entation of two portraits of George § old bullding. It has srand | study of the biographies of great men. |Courses School Also Holds Wide |iional Kindergartners' Union. Mra | glude Customary Tribute t0 |and Martha Wasnington after Gilbert |team consisting of Phillp Evans, | piany aa s vt & Sage, @ srand | Sy o G oA Khdes are v Ive || The fiew guidance plan was formu {xmfu i e Bl m:mg Stuart, by G. P. A. Hga]y;r:‘romn;h: Ifievemh" Stowell and Lawrence “elected the | voeational guidance. Through a series ‘\-;wl by e r.‘.n.,lm, hers: Miss | y y i C ! Art. The paint- [ Morsci vas cl 2 : e > f talks b o s are to | Margaret Reed, chairman: Misses ) Interest. [women are making an tntensive study | George Washington. | Coreomn Baler of Ark, TRE PG | SRR M chosen, | who xente: | following officers: President, Bstelli | of (i ) T e e e e " [ior «chlld ‘psychology in'an effort to have been loaned to the university | bating Soclety in a debate with Tech |k § Jice president, Margaret | o tO0 tions mecessary for each | Minear, Floy Wolfe ser, Sara Hart, < about a better understanding eming; secretary, Helen Beck; treas- . ) a {0l _problems of childhood by tha Corcoran Foundation. on February 19. The subject for de- | urer, Helen Goodner. ; and the possibilities for advancement |James A. Bougi imes Galla Interest' in circles ot B 18 one of the charter| (€OrEe Washington University stu-| "Dr. Don C. Bliss, former superin-|bhate was “Resolved, That the United | At a recent meeting of the Art Clup |1 €4ch field. |Gl Georgetown 1 members of the Child Study Assocla.|dents begin the celebration of the so- | tendent of schools of Montclalr, N. J.. | States should have 4 unified Air Serv-|the following officers were elected. ch teacher has prepared himself | . S4&c Gans, former president of the first interc . contest a|tion of America, Inc., und one of the |clal activities of Junior, week today | nd head grR e g fee ovestern took the affimative side. | President, Margaret Fleming; vice | (0 /41K upon one vocation. ~Some ”r.‘Plz“’l':lujrn‘ljrnh:;’)’:":.r:;ll et i , . Y « as begun a C g ebating = o g o subjects to be e sirls and ade s Mon College, | Dioneers in the work of parental edu- | with a rotating tea: The event ushers | wtion in Tearnors’ Cotlege, which 18 | offiss fu';‘“bth'f"::’c,',“:f elected ita| president. Ernestine Greenwood; mec e S ? ("r,,,‘;,’,r,:‘fm: His subject was business ethics Sl el e e ute In' teven full days of entertuinment | oo ing ummmelis popalag: | DT T | o1, secOD semester. | retary, Ciaire Knights treasurer. Dor- | i, social haione. | “An assembly was held Wednesd: 5 e = - Incldent to the midyear convocation | hus 80 students, most of whom are | vice' president, Molly Greery: - seore | e aiite: ¢ akiag Hortoy in the interest of the military work IK OFC c E and the usual George Washington | \Washington teachers. He is attack-lrary \Jario Scantlin. and secennt o e Math Club 15 one of the small- | joes. sheet metal. PEnting, |the school. Maj. Donovan was t debate between the | ¥ H LT AMS birthday activities. Ine the problems with the! atudents | oy J=tie Scantiln, rE s|est clubs at Western. At a recent |electric cabinet Medicirs |chief \ieties of the law | Irln- events run the p,’:!;:ml of enter-| jn°his vigorous way. Tt lo eons e abteaton mlw'hm”hllmht-th Zalesky was elect- | and law e talnment from the tea this afternoon Y . o reo- 5 e “ defeated | ed president, Helen vice i ienes ics has been advanced iSp 2 tnom 8 : | Announcement is made of the re-|mach'y tean i % . vice pres General topics LISTED FOR DEBATE I'l; ln_u final basket ball game for the | .ont installation of an electrocardia- ot t tEebifp:: nfgll_r'l';r!;‘r:‘;‘l;,:rgr«; dent; Robert Detwiler, secretary; Ed- | manship, journ 5 glrls on Saturday night. The Evaph Tor the university hospital. The | iateh of the vear. "The s of |ward Brown, treasurer, and Jack | foreign language 3 : hetween Constanta and = academic feature Lomorrow is D e b o It o th atudy are Robert Leonard, 'Varela, sergeant-at-arms. LSl ale oo e S graduation which will be held at Me- | ofsho heart, and is & distinct advanc c on of Justifying Objectionsmorial Continental Hall, with Presi-| g0 10 GO0 SVC T TG TR0 ers having chosen to defend | 3 % ‘" [dent Frank Aydelette of Swarthmore |G SEIOY TIPION: ihe ai 1o negative side of the question, de-i to Creation of Educational De- |as the principal speaker. Foctin) oF Aiss Elstelie: Woatworth spite the recent fa le action by g The inter-fraternity has been selected to feature the pro- te partment Is Topic. oo < rotating tea starts this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at ie evening before | Washington Unive { the Hilltop is e The men who will town are Anthe 4, Walter R \seph oached many teams in the d the debaters for t tch, Law Classes Debate. | Department of | street northwest Two teams from the Knights of Columbus Evening School will debate the proposition, “Resolved, That the opposition to the proposed Federal ucation is justified,” under the auspices of Washnigton Council, Knights of Columbus, Tues- ening at oclock at the ghts of Columbus lall, 920 Tenth Che affirmative will be upheld by Betty Hart and Fabian Cox and the negative by Joseph J the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house and ends at the Sigma Chi house at 7 o'clock. Graduation Exercises Tomorrow. Tomorrow afternoon ‘the grad tion exercises held at 3 o'clock will be followed by a reception to the gradu- ates in Corcoran Hall at 5:30 o'clock ancing will follow the reception. The night of February 22 will be ven over to the lady board of man- zers’ entertainment for the George Washington University Hospital. “An Ivening of Music at Mount Vernon' gram of the Rialto Theatcs this week. The club recently e a sul seful concert at the Foundry M. E. Church. Dr. George Johnson of Catholic University recently addressed the Newman Club. Plans have been com. pleted for a card party to be given for the club on Tueslay night Plans have been announced for holding the annual “vodull” shew at Ben Cain, St Gravatte will compose a committee to take charge of the affair, the university. Edward B. Moulton, ry Waterman and Jean | Jaw school, the two teams ta and Thomas H. McQueeney. x Y 0 A - f o1 vill feat Ca la Ponselle, well ¥ e il Yost Anderson, “Washington | il feature Carmels, Panselle, well) o p g SCHOOL PRESENTED on to the reservations i | ekl B dfiresel tiie Clas has been transformed by the students | i1 of the Knighta of Colum: $500,000 FOR BUILDING the Senate r Journalism of the Knights of Colum.|0f the architectural department into W affirmative, chool Tuesday, Febru. |2 replica of the music room in the Joni Cain 3 T15 pm. His subject will | historic Virginia home of Washing- Whi and Johu Sting the Mows b ton Gift, Made Anonymous, ative h Dunn, president , ‘Anderson also will| Tuesday night the Bates College of correspondents | debaters will be entertained in a con- covered . celebrated evolu. | test with the G. W. debaters who de- R bl atiDa (o, Qenn feated the University of Oklahoma. The student council, in conjunction | The Bates affair has been selected as | By the Asaociated Press with the Santa Marla Club, is ar.|the official junior week contest, al-| CLEVELAND, Fe -anging @ program for St. Parick’s | though a debate with the College of |of $500.000 for a mechanical enginee The dramatic committees of the | Willlam and Mary will be held on |ing bullding the Case School of - einliatens St . | Saturday night in Corcoran Hall. Applied Science was announced last S bosSwecslving textmontals Indneiol 8 g kl'l‘lu:“nlx‘(-mllr:ghipor::;nfiy,:fi\ Wednesday night will he devoted to | night at the founders' duy cele studies. They we led out, re-j B0 o ttees includes Miss Mary M. |the production of “Belinda” an April | tion here and in 18 other cities £pective 1 chem and in history. o Aaruerite Pitt Miss | folly- in three acts by A. A. Milne | gift, made anonymousiy, Rev g o izabeth Hart, Miss Claire McCar-|Which will be presented in the gym- | gent upon raising a similar amount gent of < Anna Doyl and Miss Helen | Dasium. On Friday night the junior |among alumni before June 1. ] et ¢ er. The Qanta Maria Club is| bromenade will be held at the New | Erection of the new building ik ning to give another play in the | Willard Hotel with W. Spenser Tup- | mark the beginuing ‘MmM”'fl‘l';'\*"”{- St ":'”';b_"' ng on an outdoor stage. | man Orchestra furnishing the music. | program to cost ult the itoiest < . FSohoo! 2 Arthur Deering of the Cath it 10D Ih0; smdigo, 000 e s iolic Uhiversity, spoke on the Irish| SERDMCEmEnT she ol heater Tnat woek i the regular Eng.| The Saturday celebration will in- | hours afte es of the « {TisE ifterature . Tuesduy of thig | ¢lude the i ket ball game with | Western Reserve Universi S - Deering *will | the university of Pittsburzh and the | nounced formation of the Univers gl : eries i | debate with the College of Wiiliam ] to financ { X S T 2 land Mary. ect the future development e lectur and Father | "} AERIPETEN W ; esume hls Letune o ,Auncuncement s wade that the | the (wo § tional Museum, which are| Dr. Frank O'Hara will speak next |George Washington Alumni Associs [PRIED ¢ conducted by Dr. John H. | Thursday night at 8 o'clock on ‘“‘The | ton luncheon will be held on Satur. | FMent Vel ins University, | Rela of¥ithe Tndiviiuatiiito, s | Sy At IheIED eliia ayettojat 1200/ SERREC 1 Pl "™ This'is one of & serfes of | P Prof. Fred A. Moss of the psy he Economics of Pope | ChOlogY department will give the | = — — Lon the Condition of | alumni the recently devised intelli- ] % | zence test for freshmen which i | ‘[nSWe Your Pet | ire halg stant di.| belng adopted all over the United | ) S of the social action department | States. The alumni will give them.- | Has Book Published. National Catholic Welfare | Selves ihe test and will grade thelr | Prof. W. Tooke ha | be, a series of public [ O Paber 2 ; writt 0ok on “M Tuesday eventng on labor | MPS: Charles Wood will speak twice | | | Conting- Junior ent on Raising of Similar ding of marks of the first{ Amoun er at the college last week, the mes Malcolm D. Harrison and | flin, two freshmen from of Columbia. were inad- ve omitted from the list of Complete living room at the 3 pieces, consisting of Wing price you would ordinarily pay Chair, Settee, Side Chair, Dav- for the three pieces. 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Cramton of Michigan; Dr. William Mather Lewis, “MALVERSION OF FUNDS,” |president George ~Washington " Uni: versity, and Dr. E. A. Pace, Catholic CHARGE AGAINST CUBAN |University. Prayer will be offered by the Rt. Rey. E. D. W. Jones, bishop i > of the A. M. E. Zion Church; a short historical statement of the develop- INCINNA’ b . lments of the gymnasiumarmory- CINCINNATI, February 20.—Adri- ) 00450 Trogram will be read by Dr. ano A. Rubio, in charge of the Cuban |geott, secretary-treasurer of the uni- consulate in Cincinnati for several |versity, and Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, months last year, has been charged |president of the university, will pre- by the Cuban government with mal- [side and make the introductions, version of funds, according to in-| Dr. E. L. 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