Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-24
COLLEGE FUNCTION.
Junior g. w. U. Medical Glass Gives
Annual Dance.

A brilliant college function in the form
of an annual dance was given last evening
by the Junior medical class Of George Wash
ington University, at Pythian Temple The
dancing hall was richly and tastefully dec
GRATED with ferns and American beauty
roses. the class flowers and festoons of
blossoms and smilax were interviewer with
the class colors and suspended in graceful
curves between the pillars at the sides of
the room. The stage was banked at the
rear by solid mass of verdant foliage
producing the effect of receding terraces
of growing vegetation. From the center
or the ceiling was suspended by heavy
silken cords of buff and blue. the university
colorS, gorgeous urn of roses, from the
circumference of which alternating loops
of buff and blue ribbons radiated to all
sides of the hall. where they were caught
up In rosettes and bows. G. w. u. banners
and flags were in evidence everywhere
lending to the scene the true tone and
spirit of college life
AS the guests arrived they were well
coined at the door by the reception com
mittee. Mr.. John H. Littlefield Mr.. Frank
J. Brown and Mr.. George H. Hart The
dancing commenced at 8 o'clock and con-
tinued int the wee sma' hours. During
the intermisSion al midnight entertainment
was furnished by the Junior Medical Glee
Club in the form of college songs and
other stunts. For those not dancing q
number of special forms of amusement
were provided and several of the original
novelties introduced proved exceedingly
popular. AS the result of a queer guess
ing contest prizes were won by Miss Ever
EFT and Mr. E. j. Horgan. Mr.. ]. Il.
Wolfe sang two solos.
The music was furnished by the Huntress
Symphony Orchestra.
AS the strains of the last waltz faded
away the company repaired to the banquet
hall. where an elaborate lunch was served
Moves
as POSTMASTER and various members re-
sponded with enthusiasm to such toasts as
The Class Of 0S." Juniors Deck"
THE Medical Mans Maiden 1.-THE Doc
tors Wife rs Dancing Compatible with
Medicine" etc. Some of the addresses were
replete with wit and humor. and again and
again the hall resounded with the laugh
ter of the merry makers.
The success of the affair was due to the
energetic and well-directed efforts of Presi-
dent Littlefield and the following COM
mittee: Frederick C. Weber. chairman
Harry A. Ong. Fred s. Avery VIM. A.
Bryan. Ernest D. Everett.
Below is a list of patrons:
Misses Margaret Everett, Grace Everett
Alice L. Baker. Hannah Browning, Flor
ence I. Morrill, Rowena Y. Burwell Jennie
w. Smith. Mrs. Frank ]. Brown. Miss A.
Littlejohn. Miss K Kiesecker. Mrs. E. r.
Moves. Miss Florence A. Pierce, Mrs. j.
R. Lit tlhn Mrs D. W. Higgins, Miss
T. Anderson. Miss Lily Alexander, Miss E.
Jones. Mrs. A. ]. Wheeler. Miss Lulu Skip
pon Miss Florence Pierce. Mrs. ]. F. Wood
Miss E. 8. r. Glover. Miss L. B. Bryan
Miss L. Evans. Miss Tessie Zerega and
Messrs Fred s. Avery, Frank J. Brown,
A. ]. Browning. VIM. A. Bryan. R. F. Dun
mire, E. D. Everett. F. E. Frazier, A. 8.
Garnet George H. Hart. d. w. Higgins,
E. ]. Horgan. c. s. Lawrence, J. r. Lit
tlefield, r. s. MacKnight, Herman E. Mol
zahn, ]. s. Neate. E. r. Noyes. Harry A.
Ong, o. E. Patterson. II. S. Pyne, r. A.
Quick J. w. Sherwood. E. W. Smith, W.
M. Irby-Smith, H. M. Tayloe. Edward Tay-
lor, Fred c. Weber. c. c. Weidemann
Charles Wheatley, Joseph Wilhelm. j. T.
Wolfe.