The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
G. W. U. NOTES.


Rev. Z. ". Lamb recently addressed
the students of the department of arts
4 and sciences at chapel services. Miss
Emma Reh presided and Mr.. scoheld
sang.
Leaders of the chapel services for the
remainder of the month are: November
Z Is. Miss Anna Mcknight; November 2,
Miss Mildred Phoebus; November 2,
Miss Lois Pierce.
Miss Gertrude Brown, graduate of
Teachers College, who taught last year
in the Hyattsville School. is teaching
now at Miss Eastman's school
Among the graduates of Teachers Col
lege who have registered for special
work are Miss Mary Brown. Miss Alice
Haslup. Miss Gertrude Brown. Miss
Helen ellis. Miss Lucille Lawson and
Miss Mary Tyndall.
Carl NJ. ]. Won ZieIinski, who received
his masters degree from the university
in 1914. has registered at the university
for graduate work. He is in the Ameri-
can consular service, having served as
vice consul in England and Italy during
the first thirteen months OF the Eu-
ropean war. He also has been stationed
in Germany, France and Holland. He
now is temporarily detailed at the De-
partment of State
DIR. E B. Carr, who last spring was
graduated from the Medical School, re-
Gently resigned his internship at the
university hospital to accept an appoint
ment at one of the hospitals on the
Panama Canal Zone.
E. r. Hunter, of the senior class at
the Medical School, has been appointed
intern at the university hospital.
The senior class of the Medical School
at present numbers forty students, the
largest senior class in many years.
Jerome T. ouirk and E. Clarence Rice,
Students in the Medical School. have
been appointed assistant resident patholo-
gists at Garfield Hospital
Mr.. Charles Edward Munroe, dean of
the School of Graduate Studies, re-
Gently addressed the Washington Society
of Engineers at the Cosmos Club on
Explosives as an Aid to Engineering.
The Internationally Association has
elected these officers: Joseph H. Bait,
president; M A Smith, vice president
and treasurer; Homer Phillips, secretary.
DetIow Marthinson has been appointed
chairman of the committe on arrange
ments for the annual smoker
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity re-
Gently held an ENJOYABLE masque at
the CHAPTER house.
A. II. Wilson. of New York, past regent |
of Sigma NJ Fraternity; Rev. Paul NJ |
Spencer. grand chaplain; and Clyde L. |
Fore a delegate from the University OF |
North Carolina, were recent guests at |
the chapter house.
A party including Dorothy Davis, |
Elizabeth Davis. Norma Bose, Marie
Cloud and Katherine Vaux, recently
motored to Baltimore
Students in metallurgy recently at
tended the exhibit at the Old National
Museum, showing a coal mine in opera
ton.
Pi Beta Phi announces the initiation
of Lyle Rush. is. and Eleanor Stanton,
'1s.
Pi Beta Phi has pledged Gladys
Helgesen- II.
Pf Beta Phi recently entertained at
luncheon in the sorority rooms.
Theta Delta Chi has pledged l. E
Burton. 10.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon has pledged Mr.
BIough. of the class of Is at the Law
School.
Sigma Kappa announces the pledginS
Of Florence Ford. II; Anna CardWell'
rs: Alma Barker. is; Rachael Benfer,
Ts: Eleanor Earnshaw. 19: Ruth Phillips.
10 and Esther Ulrickson. 10.
Chi Omega announces the pledging of
Charlotte Simpson, 10. and Edith Par
sons. 'l9.
Phi Sigma Kappa announces the pledg-
ing of Henry B. Floyd, of the law class
of Is.
Twenty-Five couples attended a recent
dance given by Phi Sigma Kappa
Messrs. Burch. Doyle, Magruder, Smith /
son, Sterling, Stevenson, and Breneman,
members of Sigma Nu, recently gave {
dance for their chapter at the Washing a
ton Canoe Club. lN
Sterling P. Taylor. of the senior class c
at the medical school, has been appoint {
ed intern at the National Homeopathic 2
Hospital
]. c. Rogers, who was graduated last d
spring from the law school. is now con-
nected with one of the prominent law O
firms here. n
Chi Omega entertained recently at v
luncheon in the sorority rooms. h
Miss Marie Cuthbertson, OF teachers {
college. has recovered from her recent a
illness and has resumed her work at the a
university.
The freshman class at the school of
pharmacy recently held an informal !
meeting at the residence of the class .
president. '
Prof. Call, member of the faculty of y
teachers college, has returned from Cali
fornia and has commenced his class on ,
the elements of teaching.
Miss Nellie Leyburn. who now is teach b
ing near Rockville, Nd, has registered a
in teachers college. p
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert Stock !
ton. L S. N, retired. president of the I
university. recently attended at Annapolis l
the fftieth anniversary reunion of the
class of 1865 of the Naval Academy. Nine
other retired rear admirals attended the c
festivities.
FINDS NO SCHOOL FEATURES. .