Evening star., 1915-11-21
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social season at its new chapter house,
LIZ hth street northwest
The Interfraternity Association recently
met at Delta Tau Delta fraternity house.
1910 n street northwest
kappi Psi recently initiated Charles
barone and Jack B. Zerbe freshmen in
the Medical School.
riaa Kappa Sigma has initiated Henry
rIsher. william Hermann and Thomas
Manning. all OF the Law School. Tho
, , fraternity has pledged Messrs. Carroll.
Mielke. Whalen and Rozier
Or. p. A: Tilly. who was graduated
from the Dental School last spring IS
| assisting DR.. Danneman in the infirm-
| airy during the absence Of DR.. Stone.
Kew w. r. Wedderspoon. pastor of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
recently addressed the students OF the
department of arts and sciences at
chapel services
The freshman class OF the College Of
Engineering has elected these oficers:
H. ii. Dutton, president: z. A. Biggs.
vice president: G. E. Dement,. treas
| urer; Vincent ]. Orlando, secretary: W.
| b. Folger. sergeant-at-arms: A. L. Ten
| nyson. athletic monitor. and c. R Dra-
! per, class editor.
Prof Charles s. Smith of the faculty
| OF Columbian College has been appoint
ed secretary of the Federal School OF
| Mems Clubs. to fill the vacancy caused
/ by the death last summer of Allan B.
Fay.
The senior class Of the College of En-
gineering has elected these officers:
| George A. Degenhardt. president; Oliver
G.. Magruder. vice president: Walter
Johannessen, secretary-treasurer; AL
bert A Brand. class editor. and John A.
Fehr. athletic representative.
! +. D. Fletcher and A. H. Frederick.
SaSo., who were ere. graduated from the Law
jr.: h. H. Hatch, Ernest II. Heinrich
and William LIE Roy La Toilette, jr.,
former students in the Law School. re-
4 Gently took the bar examination of the
T, state of Washington, an six being sue
| cessful
Messrs. Jacobsen and woofter, from
the University Of Georgia. members of
Sigma Epsilon. a journalistic society,
are working to establish a chapter OF
the fraternity at George Washington.
Psi Omega recently held the first Of a
series of winter dances.
| Phi Alpha recently held a smoker in
honor of its pledges
Catholic University News.
The board of trustees of the Catholic
University recently held it's fifty-second
meeting and elected John ]. Nelligan
of Baltimore treasurer, in place of
Michael Jenkins. lately deceased. and
Bishop Canevfn of Pittsburgh secre-
tary Of the board. in place of the late
Bishop Macs of Covington. An execu-
tive committee was also appointed.
composed of Cardinal Farley of New
York, Archbishop Prendergast of Phil
adelphia. Bishop Canevin of Pittsburgh.
Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore and
Walter George Smith of Philadelphia.
| The new house of studies of the OBJ
late Fathers is making rapid progress.
1t rises at the entrance to the univer-
sity and when finished will be quite as
large as the Gibbons Memorial Hall.
which it greatly resembles in general
appearance: This new edif1ce will house
about 100 fathers, brothers and novices.
The Fathers and Brothers of Mary of
Dayton. Ohio. have established their
house of studies on a site of ten acres
adjoining the university. Later on this
site will be improved by the erection
of a suitable building to serve as
novitiate of the community in the
United States.
| The student registration at the uni
versity has reached the figure of SIS.
OF these 402 are lay students. The
ecclesiastics, secular and religious.
number 223, of which number about 20
belong to the secular clergy, the rest
being novices of the religious commu-
mites. -
| The new building of the Catholic Sis
ters' College, in the vicinity of the
university, is approaching completion
and will be ready by December !. 1t
will furnish the student sisters a large
chapel, several classrooms. labora-
tories of chemistry, physics. biology
and domestic sciences. Also library and
reception rooms and other needed ac-
lcommodations.