The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-24
6. v. U. Notes.

Kichisaburo Nomura. naval attsche OF
the japanese Embassy: Lieut.. Commsn-
der Congo Hyakutake. Of the Japanese
navy. an Mr.. Saito third secretary OF
the japanese Embassy. have registered
as special students in Columbia College
at George Washington University.
Nsghi and Mohsen' Khan. sons OF the
Persian Minister to the United States,
has registered In Columbia College.
Miss Margaret Knowles and Miss Anna
Mcknight, students In Columbian Col
Iege. spent part of their summer vaca-
ton in Virginia
Miss Norma Bose and Miss Genevieve
Thomas. students in Columbian College.
took a trip this summer In the formers
launch, visiting several places along the
Atlantic Coast
The freshman pre-medicsl class has
elected these officers: Vail Minick.
president: Miss Julia II. Strobel, vice
president: P. W. Vestal. secretary; Evan
Taylor. treasurer. and George Nordlin-
ger, press representative.
Rev. J. ]. Muir recently conducted
chapel exercises In the assembly hall
OF the Arts and Sciences Building.
Miss Emma Reh recently led the reg
ular weekly chapel service held under
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 Darn
stown. Nd.
Miss Dorothy Kalb. graduate Of Teach
ers' College, has been granted four
months leave Of absence from her posi-
ton in the Washington, Normal School
in order to devote all her time during the
first semester to post graduate work.
She expects to receive her masters de-
gree In June. 90. ...
The October number of ''Educa-
tion." a Boston publication. contains tan
article by DR.. William Carl Ruediger.
dean Of the Teachers College, on Real
ness In Teaching"
DR.. W. s. Small, member of the fac
ulty OF Teachers College, Is devoting a
portion of his time as acting specialist
In school hygiene for the bureau of edu-
cation.
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 a New
York university summer school and have
returned to George Washington to COM
plete their courses.
Members Of Phi MI Fraternity were
hosts recently at a delightful tea. Mrs
Pierce. Miss Sirnons, and Mrs. William
Carl Ruediger were at the tea table and
assisted in the receiving Of the guest.
Phi Sigma Kappa announced the
pledging of Raymond Albert Heindl. of
College. and Carl J. Faist. of
the Engineering College.
Prof Everett Fraser. dean Of the Law
School. and Prof. Leslie Cleveland Nc
Namar. Of the department Of political
science. delivered addresses on athletics
at a recent smoker gwen by the Phi
Sigma Kappa Fraternity.
Phi Sigma Kappa recently held dance
at the chapter house
Members Of Chi Omega Sorority re-
celved recently at a mothers tea. held
It the residence of Miss Florence VIM
yate in Garfield street
A delightful chafing dish, party was
yiven recently by Chi Omega Sorority at
he residence of Mrs Ralph Howell
Mrs. Merle Cook, Of Indianapolis, for
merry student In Columbian College. IL |
,isiting her mother here.
Miss Mabel Blanchard has been elect |
ID vice president Of the women's Uni !
1ersity Club.
Alpha Beta Phi announces the pleds-