Evening star., 1915-10-10
G. W. o. Notes,

Miss Julia Macmillan. member nj IN.
faculty. visited the Pacific coast this
summer.
Miss Florence Kerby, who was grad
university for ost-graduate work e
MISS Gertruda Hastings, era 4til lfe OF
the Teachers College, sailed Recently
lot Porto Rico. where she win teach
school
~ Bayiy, graduate of the class of
dSils is teaching in the Richmond High
school. He expects soon to 20 into the
civil engineering business for himself.
A Homr1ghaus. who was graduated in
electrical engineering in 1904, is in the
electrical business In Detroit
f. c. Thompson. graduate In me-
cnanical engineering in 1902, has gone
to California as metalurgist in a COP
per smelling plant.
Miss Lillian Cash, graduate of the
class of 1908, spent the summer at
Pemaquid, Me.
Miss Everell Worrell. who was grad
uated last spring. is attending the Uni
versity of California this year.
e. Flavelle Koss, graduate of the
class of 1914. Is studying veterinary
medicine this year.
Miss Olive Taylor Of the class of 1913
is teaching in Charlottesville, Va
William Elwood of the engineering
class of 1914 is now residing in Boston.
Mrs. Richard Wheatley Lewis, who
was Miss Efiie Baker, now is in Eng
land.
Mrs. Edwin Borchard, formerly Miss
Corfeen Brockett, graduate of the
university, is touring Latin America
with her husband, who is on several
governmental missions.
Miss Louise Worster, who was grad
uated last spring, had charge the past
summer Of the Southwest Diet Kitchen.
John Heath. graduate of last spring,
has taken the examination for the dip
lomatic service.
w. L. Wanlass, editor last year Of the
Periscope, student year book of the de-
partment of arts and sciences, is in
Utah and Idaho on business for the
Department Of Agriculture.
]. J. Reinhart, graduate of the Law
School, has returned to work for his
masters degree.
A. L. Stoddard. who was graduated
in law last spring. is in Denver, Col,
attending the international dry-farm-
ing congress. He will return to the
city November l.
Harley I. Mozingo of the Law School,
has entered the government service in
the Philippines.
Miss Florence wingate, student in
Columbian College. spent the summer
In New York, studying art
Miss Mabel Blanchard, who studied
last year at the University of Wiscon-
sin, has returned to George Washing
ton for her senior year.
Miss Elsie Yost, student in Columbian
College. spent the summer in Virginia
Miss Margaret Haines. student in CO.
lumbfan College. spent the summer at
her home in Allentown. Pa.
Miss Frederfka Neumann and Miss
Joanna Best visited Miss Sylvia Hazlett
this summer at her home in PennsyI-
vania.
Miss Alice Grifflth. Mrs. Mel Elbows
and Miss Leila Scott. all Of Columbian
College. visited the Panama-Paciflc ex-
position this summer.
Frederick W. Deck. student in the
College of Engineering, has been ap-
pointed clerk Of the Eastern High
School.
F. wallace stoever Of the School of
has moved to Philadel-
phia, where he will make his perma-
nent residence.
Miss Nellie Rae MacFarlane repre-
sented George Washington University
this summer at the Sigma Kappa con-
vention on the Pacific coast.
Miss Marion True was delegate to
the Pi Hpi convention in California
this summer.
Inns Of the Law School and J. Albert
Fink Of the School of Pharmacy at
tended convention of the Phi Sigma
Kappa Fraternity this summer at Bos-
ton.
Melville r. Walton, graduate of last
spring. has received an appointment on
the Ontario highway commission and
is now stationed near Ayr. Ontario.
Harold F. Enlows OF Alpha Beta Phi
and Mrs. Enlows Of Sigma Kappa vfs-
tied the Panama-Paciflc exposition this
summer, making side trips in the Ca
madam Rockies. in Yellowstone Park
and to the ranch Of Mr.. Enlows' broth
er In Wyoming.
Dr. A. II. Wilson Of New York, past
regent Of the Sigma Nu Fraternity.
was a recent guest at the chapter house
Of the George Washington branch.
Lawrence NJ. Proctor of Alpha, Beta
Phi IL attending the University Of Mich
igan this year.