Maryland Junior Prom Called Best
Thirty two girls enrolled in college Reserve Cadets to train at Camp Meade. The junior prom of the University of Maryland was held Friday night in the Willard hotel ballroom. The prom was attended by the junior and senior classes and alumni. Edward Burrough led the event as fraternity leadership. Nurses of the University Hospital Training School recognized as integral to the university. Miss Morrison presides over the senior class and Miss West over the junior class. Faculty and guests from various departments attended and spoke on campus and regional activities.
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Camp Meade
University of Maryhind
Willard Hotc
Edward Burrough
University Hospital Training
University of Maryland
Miss Morrison
Miss West
F. Kelly
School of Pharmacy
Américan Pharmaceutical Association
New Orléans
College of Home Economics
Genevgieve Fisher
Home Econd
Department of Agriculture
St. Patrick's
Southern Hotel
Omicron
Gamma “Eta Gamma
Reese Jett
Fred W. Meiser
J. T. Parr
C. Crockett
School’ of Commerce and Silesmanship
University
Baltimore
Military Department of the University
War Department
Maryland
Y M C A Plans Law School Fraternity Formation
The senior law class held a Monday meeting to form a national legal fraternity with favorable outlook. They outlined plans for a smoker and dance, discussed moot court remarks by Prof. Miller, and noted Alpha Sigma Alpha Accounting fraternity activities plus lectures by Maughn C Darby and Cluster H Waters. Officers elected: President M Wilson, VP C Kriegbaum, Secretary C Swecker, Treasurer F Allen, Sergeant at Arms C Donaldson.
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Ja National Legal Fraternity
Miller
Alpha Sigma Alpha
School of Accountancy
Maughn C. Darby
Cluster H. Waters
American Institute of Accountants
M. Wilson
C. Kriegbaum
C. Swecker
F. Allen
C. Donaldson
Woman law student seeks judgeship in Missouri
Miss Albirtie Wright, a Missouri resident and member of the senior class at Washington College of Law, the only woman on the college student council, has filed her intention with the county clerk of the county seeking a judgeship.
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Miss Wright
Washington College
Macon County
Miss
Albirtie Wright
Missouri
Washington College of Law
Alea
Macon County Elects First Woman Probate Judge Candidate
A Macon county group shows support as the first woman candidate announces for probate judge. The Martha Washington tea hosts and Woman’s War associations members attend, with Miss Lillian Bass as club president assisting, and delegates from district and federal war groups in attendance.
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Macon
Legal -Elnh
Martha
Waslington Lea
Ulrss
Lillian Bass
MM. Tha
Nay Coustiin
Alice
Vclub
Martha Washington
Costuins
Marie Mé
Calin
Kathryn Jiuvenile
Canet
Mar: Y Tvole
Mynnicipat
Was’ Law
Woman's War Association of the District
Caroline Gresheimer
Mary
Grace McVey
Federal War Association
Catholic U to honor patron with three day retreat
Catholic University pauses scholastic activities to celebrate St. Thomas Aquinas with a solemn high mass at 10:30 in the gym led by Rt. Rev. George A. Dougherty. Bishop Shahan will deliver the discourse as students join in spiritual exercises and a retreat conducted by Dominican fathers.
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Catholic University
St. Thomas Aquinas
George A. Dougherty
Shahan
Jamies
Really
Caldwell
Sion
Tallman
American University
Hardee Chambliss
Martin Maloney
Chérbical Hivoratory
Dominican ‘Order
Lenten Lectures at Georgetown Begin Tomorrow
Georgetown university will inaugurate its Lenten lecture series tomorrow at 4 30 in Gaston hall. Father Francis Regis Donovan treasurer discusses St Peter and Rome with lantern slides. Lectures run each Monday through Lent concluding April 10 with topics ranging from Irish questions to birds and ecology by speakers including Rev John A Brosnan and Rev Owen Hill.
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Georgetown University
Frapers Regis Donovan
St. Peter
Pow
Rome
Georgetown
Gaston Hall
Father Donovan
Free Brats
Ill Give
Belfast
London
Trish
John A. Brosnan
Woodstock College
Students to File Briefs on Equal Rights Plan
Charles' Lee and Cooke delivered the second of a three lecture series at the American University on diplomatic ceremonials. The final lecture is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday March 6. Dr Colfier, director of research, spoke to the Personality Development Club on Psychology and Life. Prof. Paul Kaufman will discuss Sidney Lanier before the Presbytery.
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Charles' Lee, Cooke
American University
Colfier
Personality Development Club
Paul Kaufman
Sidney Lanier
Presby
Missions History Course at New York Avenue Church
The Terian Ministers Association at New York Avenue Presbyterian hosts Prof George S Denecan teaching a ten lecture course on History of Missions 2000 B C to 1920 A D through the M C A School of Religious Education. The winter term ends March 18 with exams for the new courses except United constitutional history. The vend of the course will not require a brief on whether the proposed twentieth amendment would render state laws limiting women's labor hours invalid.
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Terian Ministers Association Marth
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
George S$. Denecan
History of Missions
B. C
M. C. A. School of Religious, Education
United Constitutionals
Debates Reach Fourteen Plans for George Washington Teams
George Washington debaters map four upcoming debates with Ohio Wesleyan, Pennsylvania, Swarthmore, and West Virginia. March 24 features a Swarthmore and West Virginia clash on a sales tax resolution with GW teams meeting at Swarthmore and Morgantown.
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George Washington
West Virginia
Ohio Wesleyan
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
West ‘Virginia
Swarthmore College
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Congress
Leslie’ Jackson
Edward Scheuffler
John Zabel
Harry Perlin
John Gilliland
C. W. Maxwell
Michael Mussman
George Hughes
Central High announces spring drama and club events
Central High announces George M. Cohan's Seven Keys to Baldpate as the spring play to be staged in late April or early May after tryouts led by Miss McCon, Miss M. White, Dr. White and Miss Sybil Baker. The dramatic program includes a competitive cast selection based on attendance, performance, and talent. The school opens with a cadet dance in the armory hosted by Companies A and H, with the B and F companies scheduled to perform Friday. The Life-Saving Demonstration by Commander Longfellow is noted, and Central Radio Club details its plans for two sending sets and one receiving set to enable wireless telephone reception across about 600 miles. The sophomore debating society forms with Shapiro as president and Miss Schwartz and Mr. Bell in vice presidency and secretary roles.
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Howard J.’ Hodgkins
Epiphany Parish Hall
Drs
Otis ”D. Swett
Anna Loretta Rose
Phoebe Wilson
Jy Cramer
Gertrude Rinebolt
Virginia Diedel
Ruth Bock
Katherine Gauls
Dorothea Stephens
Chi Omega
Women's City Club
Maxine Girts
Hodgkins
Eungineering Society
Cairo
J. C. McNab
Daniel B. Lloyd, Jr
M. J. Bussard
Rauscher's
Howard Espey
Langdon B. Mitchell
Philandlphia
George Washington
Concordia Sehured
the Dramatic Association of Gentarat! High ‘School
McCohn
Central
Sabine
Stile
Alice du Breuill
jMiss du Breuilli
Johns Hopkins University
oThe Brecky
Shook
Longfellow
American’ Retress
World Life-Saving Aliance
Central Radio Club
Lawrence Hastings
Stanley Glaser
McKenzie
Fink
Ares Shapiro
Miss Schwartz
Bell
Fete for Bay State Club Promises Officer Elections
The Massachusetts society announces an election of officers and a crate entertainment program for their meeting. The event occurs Tuesday night at S o'clock, with Representative Frederick W. Dalinger to speak or participate.
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The
Massachusetts Society
Frederick
W. Dalinger
National Capital post veterans of foreign wars event
An evening program features the National Capital Post Veterans of Foreign Wars with Walter Reed Hospital wounded men as guests. Katherine Nicholas and babytoe dancers, Tom Murphy orchestra, violin solo by Victor McClosky, and songs by Virginia Amberg are scheduled for the program.
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National
Capital Post
Walter Reed Hospital
Katherine’ Nicholas
Tom Murphy
Victor, McClosky
Virginia
Concert for Casualty Hospital Board Meeting
The board of lady managers of Casualty hospital met at the Empire hotel for their regular monthly session. The main item was planning a fall concert and a new laundry equipment installation. a committee was appointed to coordinate with the board of directors on the latter.
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Casualty Hospital
Empire Hotel
Sadie Jphe
New Auditing Course Opens at Research U T O
Spring quarter at Research University introduces a new audited course on public accounting and auditing. It spans twelve weeks with lectures and reviews on topics from business organization to cost accounting, held Tuesdays and Fridays until 10 o'clock. Dean Newsome notes completion of secretarial testing by Kell amid commencement activities. A national school of foreign trade plans to operate at the university this summer, starting June 5, offering courses on foreign trade principles, paper work, foreign industries, and opportunities in government and business for foreign trade experts.
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Research University
Newsome
School of Ateguntancy
Kell
Slim Picking In Court Over Bootlegging Indictments
A red faced man sits in court as a long list of indictments is read, most charging bootlegging. The scene suggests the court grapples with prohibition era enforcement and a tense mood per the transcript.
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Willard
Atlanta
J. A. Gamble
Southern Dairy Workers
American Dairy Science Association
W. H. Ballard
County Federation of Womens Clubs
Greensboro
N.C
BE. C. Auchter
Montgomery Farmers’ Convention
Sandy Spring
Dean Kj Iyn
Hear
John
Conway
A. M. Smith
Soils Départment
Tha Ycomsity
John S. Conway
Washington Society of Engineers
United
Exxates
Lighthouse Service
U.S
Bayer
Drugeists
Army
Washington Salvage CO
Army & Navy
Sam
Libbey's
Rington Hall
Heinz Sour
Pia Money Chow Chow
Wash. Salvage CO
5Th St. N.W
U. St. NW
St. NW
St. NE
WUT
New York
Simmons Steel
Chambray
Gov't Railroad
Catholic U
Lave
Smueke
McGivney Hall
Evenin
Law School
de Laty “Avider
G. H
Dranegu
Waa
V Wees
Shahan Debating Society
R. A. Williams
J. J .McBride
Oscar Winninghoff
Charles I. Fischer
J. Balint
Rev. Francis. Donovan Will
Europe
New York Club
Metropols
Georgetown Club
Georgetown Rifle Club
Harvard
William J. Hobson
Hilltoppers
National Rifle Association
Walsh
Antwerp
Warane
Joseph
Glasgow
St. Susanna
Thomas J. O'Neill
Walher O'Neill
Owen Hill
Ciill
Richmond
Thomas I. Gasson
St. Paul’s Church
Francis Yie
St. Ignatius’ ‘Church
John KP. Meagher
St. Aloysius' Church
Paul ‘J.murphy
Titusville
Titusville High School
Murphy
Leon
J. McNierney
Oxford University
England
Equal Rights Plan
Girl Tenn
Kathleen Duggan
Catherine Gayle
Sarah Tilghman
Mildred- Belt
Louise Foster
Fillmora Wilgus
Mildred Wilgus
Miss Randolph
Ohio ‘Wesleyan
W. R. Stokes
Stokes
Paris
Kappa Tau Omega
K Street
Nurses
Central High
BAY State Club
Massachusetts
Casualty
U.to
Mastin
Chicago
Peoples Drug
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