Evening star., 1915-02-21


kins. Stanley shaner. Evelyn .Millard.
Ogden Pierre. Effie Drexillius and
Dewey Peacock were the actors in the
casket scene, while those in the cast
f Phe hp ring amas DoFa
Loretto klien. Ogden Pierre, Effie
Drexillius and Stanley Schumm
Edwin Callow, Tony the Barber.
gave a new version of George Wash
ington and the cherry tree and the
were we'll received. Happy Tobbs and
Jack Brockwell gave their ideas of the
parcel post in dialogue Henry w
Draper: principal of Monroe School
spoke briefly.
Almond Scott was the speaker al
the Washington birthday exercises al
the Banneker School Friday: r. B
Green presided. Pupils taking part
were Olga Mason, James Lee. Edward
Viola Washington, Catherine Harmon
Hilda Jefferson, Hazel Britton. Ger
trude Good James Boyer. Henry Wal
ker, Ernest Key, Muriel Jackson. Edna
Henson, Teresa Green and Samuel Mil
ton.
g. w. U. Notes.
N c. Whitley and F. D. Whittle. grad
yates of Webb Academy. New York
department of the College of Engineer.
ing. Both men are naval architects and
are working for their NJ. E. degrees
They are taking major studies under
Prof. Gordon.
Miss Everil Worrell is the author OF
the play to be presented by the senior
class of Columbian College during COM
mencement week. RehearsalS have COM
menced.
Photographs of the various fraterni-
ties, athletic teams and other student
organizations will be one of the fea-
lures of the year book to be issued
this spring by the students of Colum-
bian College. The publication will be
known as the Arts and Sciences Annual
Individual pictures of the graduates
will appear in the volume. These photo
graphs must be taken by February 27
to enable the staff to bring out the book
on schedule time.
Louis NJ. Heron of the College OF
Engineering is the local representative
of Engineering News.
Samuel W. Mason of the College OF
Engineering was absent several days
recently due to illness.
A special logarithmic cross section
paper is being plotted by the class in
hydraulic engineering at the College OF
Engineering The paper will be re-
produced for future use of the class
and of the College of Engineering.
DIR. T. C. Martin, professor of proc
tology in the medical school, is opposed
to note-taking by students. He be-
lieves students should develop their
memory and concentration faculties
and with a view to aiding this develop
ment he has forbidden the taking OF
notes at his lectures.
Students in the medical, dental and
nurses training schools are having
their photographs taken for reproduc-
tion In the Caduceus. the year book
of the three departments March
has been set as the last date on which
pictures may be taken.
DR.. Martin of the medical school re-
Gently had a number of his operations
at Garfield and George washington
University Hospitals photographed by
the motion picture camera The films
probably will be used in illustrating
his lectures.
Dean Everett Fraser of the law
school was the guest of honor at the
February dinner of the Order of the
Skull and Circle, a sophomore student
organization composed of representa-.
tives from every department of the
university.
Nell McFarlane, Sylvia Hazlett and
Margaret Haines recently entertained
Sigma Kappa Sorority of the university
at five hundred party The feature
of the evening was the announcement
of the engagement of Miss Hazlett to
Charles Schwenck Of Lansdale. Pa.
Sigma Kappa Sorority recently was
entertained by Miss Esther Foster in
honor Of her cousin. Miss Milwee Davis
Elsa Weber and Mildred Padeett were
guests of Sigma Kappa at a recent
luncheon. Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Marks
also recently were entertained by the
sorority.
Miss Elizabeth Mcbride, a Chi Omega
from California, recently visited the
local chapter.
Chi Omega recently held a Mother
Goose" masquerade dance.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity re.
Gently held smoker at the chapter
house.
The undergraduates Of the law school
probably will take part in the semi
centennial celebration of the establish
ment of the school, to be held in April
A student from each of the three class.
es will be appointed to assist in the
preparation of plans for the festivities
| L. E. coolige Of the medical school is
suffering from an attack Of measles.