Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-24
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Schools

lor, treasurer. and George Nordlinger
press representative.
Rev. J. j. Muir recently conducted
chapel exercises in the assembly hall of
the arts and sciences building.
Miss Emma Reh recently led the regu-
lar weekly chapel service held under the
auspices of the Womens University
Club. Miss Hester Munger sang.
Miss Leila Scott, graduate of the uni
versity. is teaching business English and
stenography in Eastern High School.
Miss Marian True. graduate of last
years class at the Teachers College, now
Is teaching in the high school at Darnes-
town, Md.
Miss Dorothy Kalb. graduate OF
Teachers College, has been granted
four months leave of absence from
her position in the Washington Normal
School, in order to devote all her time
during the first semester to post-grad-
uate work. She expects to receive her
masters degree in June.
DR.. W. S. Small, member of the fac
ulty of Teachers College, is devoting
a portion of his time as acting spe-
cialist in school hygiene for the bu-
reau of education.
One of the university romances of the
summer was the marriage of Miss Mar
garet NJ. Quinlan of last years fresh
man medical class to Cecil o. Davis
of the same class. They attended
New York university summer school
and have returned to George Washing
ton to complete their courses.
Members of Phi Mu Fraternity were
hosts recently at tea. Mrs. Pierce
Miss Simons and Mrs. William Carl
Ruediger were at the tea table and as
sisted in the receiving of the guests.
Phi Sigma Kappa announces the
pledging of Raymond Albert Heindl
of Columbian College and Carl J. Faist
of the Engineering College.
Prof. Everett Fraser, dean of the
law school, and Prof. Leslie Cleveland
McNemar of the department of political
science delivered addresses on ath-
Ietics at a recent smoker given by the.
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity.
Phi Sigma Kappa recently held
dance at the chapter house.
Members of Chi Omega Sorority re-
ceived recently at a mothers tea held
at the residence of Miss Florence VIM
gate, on Garfield street
A delightful chafingdish party was
given recently by Chi Omega Sorority
at the residence of Mrs. Ralph Howell
Mrs. Merle Cook of Indianapolis
formerly student in Columbian College
is visiting her mother here.
Alpha Beta Phi announces the pledging
of these students Wilbur Hurbert of the
Law School Ellis S. Middleton. Column
bian College; Orma E. Rush and George
Goetzman, dentistry.
Miss Fay Pierce, member of Phi Mu
Sorority, motored through California.
Oregon and Washington during the past
summer
Members of Chi Omega gave a dance
recently at the residence of Miss Helen
HCtchkiss.
Miss Harriet Freely of the National
Park Seminary, at Forest Glen, Nd, re-
Gently entertained the members of Chi
Omega.
Miss Luelia Field. member of Chi
Omega, motored during the summer to
Vermont She also visited in Wisconsin.
Ralph W. Benton, who was graduated
from Columbian College last spring, has
been appointed assistant in the English
department. He has charge of the cor
recting of thames fer the two large
classes in rhetoric, and in addition, holds
three conferences a week for the discus
sion with students of their difficulties
The class in Spanish this year is so
large that day and evening sections have
Teen formed. Prof. John meets one class
Monday, Wednesday and Friday after
Moons at 2 As o'clock, and Prof. Zones
meets the other at O'Clock the same
days.
The sophomore class of the Veterinary
College has elected officers as follows: l..
G. Chase, president H. A Dennewitz.
vice president: w. Il. Seymour. secretary
treasurer. and J. F. Kelley and F. L.
Oyster, class editors.