Evening star., 1915-11-28
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HOW delightful" but will he ever
reslize that ii is aimed at him. and
Follow that excellent maxim. DO ie-
now"
rome School. Port Deposit. Md. has
lust issued it's catalogue 1t is illus
.rated with pictures of the various
buildings and gives resume OF life
at the institution.
Officers of the February four-year
graduating class of Business have been
e.ecteu as follows: President, wiIliHff
=. La Ciair; vice president. Miss Harriet
ferris. secretary. Miss Eleanor Lewis,
and treasurer. Irwin Gensberg
Members of the Tech foot ball team,
wsre st recently entertained by the Alpha
Alpha Sorority. -.
proLiowing the recent hike of the
BUSINESS BUSINESS High College Club, the mem
pers pes held a dance at the Bannockburr
Siun; The chaperons We're Mrs NJ H. .
.nouiton and Miss Margaret Graham,
members of the faculty. J.
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thanksgiving day is the sub ject for
inans is OF the contributors to the latest
ssue or the o Street Bulletin. published !,
Sy, Pupils of the Street Vocational
SehooL PRACTICAL hints are also included
as wen as some personal notes ~
rlhIte is paid to the late Dr.
Booker r Washington in one of the
artlcies, especial attention being called
20 me colored educators work for in
austriai education Another article
'ei's OF the aims of the o Street School.
Fourth grade pupils located in the
pIaclice department of the Miner
1Horhai School presented n Creek
drama. "Theseus." Tuesday afternoon, =.
a capacity audience was in atendance.-
g. w. U. Notes. .
Melvin C. Hobson. an architectural
student, has been transferred by the
government to Mont gomery, Ala. for a
year. At the expiration of that time he
hopes to return and resume his studies
at the university. @
The beaux arts problems prepared by'
the architectural students at the uui-'
versity have been sent to New York, ,
to be judged.
Dr. Howard Lincoln Hodgkns. dean
OF the college of engineering yester-
Gay attended the annual meeting of the,
association of Teachers of MathemHt-.
les. held at Drexel Institute. in PhiIa- :.
deiphia. He led discussion on fresi--
man college mathematics. the subject
OF ms address being what Do You.
Teach and How Do You Teach It?" =
A movement has been started by the ,
senior class at Columbian College to-
have a uniform senior class pin for.
all nine departments of the university
Leo c. Terry has been appointed TO.
confer with representatives of the va
rious senior classes in regard to the.
matter -
Rev. John MacMurray. pastor OF
Union Methodist Episcopal Church, re-
Gently spoke at chapel service in the.
arts and sciences building. r.T.
Mitchell Carroll of Columbian Col, :.
lege has entered Johns Hopkins Uni--
versfty, al Baltimore
The sophomore class of the Medical,
School has elected these officers: HenryE5
W. Leetch, president; Ralph S Poin- 5
dexter. vice president; S. NJ. Bittnger.-
secretary: Ed Lewis, treasurer; John H.
Lyons, class editor, and Cecil c. Davis. .
sergeant-at-arms.
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity an
nounces the initiation of Carl ]. Faist.
Raymond Albert Heindl, Ernst Muehler1
Elkin, John Fulton Carmody, Henry B.
Floyd and William Charles Bastian. ...
The 1nterfraternity Bowling League /.
recently opened it's season. Sigma Chi
playing Kappa Sigma. Mr.. Bennett Of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is chairman of
the bowling committee Two series OF,
games are to be played this season.
The fraternity members are rolling the,
pins at the Casino alleys, 14th and T
streets northwest. Il, o.
Kappa Psi announces the pledging of.
Evan Taylor of the premedical class, -
The annual goat" banquet to fresh-.s
| man pledges was held recently by PHI
Sigma Kappa at the chapter house.
Six Of the eight men pledged to the
fraternity were initiated. The two.
others will be initiated later in the
year. .
Sigma Chi recently initiated eight
freshmen at the fraternity house, 1888 !,
18th street northwest ~
Miss Laura Shack elford. who received
the degre of bachelor of science in 1909.
is now head of the physiography de-
partment at Central High School. -