Evening star., 1915-12-12

coin Temple; Mrs. Coralie F. Cook.
member of the board of education;
Prof. G. Cook and Miss Bell were
speakers at meeting of the Mott
School Mothers Club recently.
Miss E. F. c. Merritt. assistant direct
or of primary instruction, was the
main speaker at recent meeting of
the Parent-Teacher Association of the
Military Road School. Her address
covered instructions on how parents
can cooperate for better training.
Many suggestions were made. Miss NJ
T. Shadd, supervising principal of the
eleventh division, emphasized the
points made by Miss Merritt. Other
brief addresses We're made by Dr.
Brown. Rev. Shelton Miller, pastor Of
st. Luke's Baptist Church, in which
the meeting was held; Miss NJ E.
Shorter, principal of the school, and NJ
Grant Lucas.
Among the parents who responded
were Rev. E. Burrell, president of the
association; 3. Shamwel, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. n. White. secretary; n.
Shamwell, treasurer; Mrs E. Grinaee.
Mrs. NJ. Bond, Mrs. w. Barnes. Sew
eral musical selections were given,
after which refreshments were served.
G. w. q. Notes.
ton, U. S. n, retired, president of the
university, has returned from trip
to New York and Baltimore. He re-
Gently read a paper on Religious Edu-
cation In College" before a church con-
vention.
Prof. George n. Henning. head of the
department of romance languages at
the university, has been appointed dele
gate from the Modern Language Asso-
| fn he
american scientific congress, to be held
! here from December 2S to January Z.
The pre-medical class is planning to
give dance in the assembly hall of
the arts and sciences building 2O23 G
street northwest. The date has not
yet been announced
The senior class at the College OF
Pharmacy has elected these officers
r r. Davis. president; w. J. Kelly
wee president; j. NJ Saims, secretary
j. w. Dudley, treasurer; NJ. Snider
historian; K. j. Keifer, sergeant-at.
arms. and P. ]. Fajuski, class editor.
The freshman class at the College ot
Pharmacy recently held a meeting a
Hughes, the president, recited Ralpt
Dean has been appointed chairman o.
the Christmas dance committee for the
college. Ray Bjoigo, chairman o
the class PIN committee, has announc
ed the pins will be ready for distribu
tion within short time.
| Miss Jensen of the freshman clas:
at the Medical School has been com
PEELED to discontinue her work becaus.
| of nervous breakdown.
Miss Emma Walker. principal O.
schools at Seat Pleasant, Md, has reg
| 1stered for work in Teachers College.
Miss Helen G. Nichols, principal O
the Brightwood School, has returne,
Sigma Phi Epsilon recently gave
tea dance at the chapter house.
Phi Alpha recently held it's fall mi
tiation, followed by a banquet in honol
of the new members.
Kappa Sigma recently held a dane,
avenue northwest.
Mrs. Charles Grover and Misse.
Laura Volstead. Winifred Fortier, Sid
ney Burleson, Olive Plant, Anna Mac
Frances Allen and Elizabeth Du Bose
were recent luncheon guests of Phi NJ,
tSorority.
Mrs. Lena Scheckell recently gave 8
dance party for Phi Mu Sorority
Sigma NJ has initiated Arma E. Rush
man. Harry A. Newman and Wilmer
| w. Hubert.
Sigma Nu recently gave a dance in
honor of its initiates. Prof. and Mrs
Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor chap
| eronad.
| Chi Omega announces the pledgine
of Mrs. Joseph Fuller.
Kappa Sigma recently gave a tea
Idance.
Sigma Chi recently gave a dance. ir
honor of it's new members, Messrs
Boteler, Wood, Jordan, Doyle, Butler
Lowry, Weikert and Cowley.
| Washington College of Law.
| Mrs. Emma Molineau Appleby, 1909
since the death of her husband last
August, has resided with her parents
at San Diego, Cal.
| Ellis Wilson, 1911, has formed a. law
! partnership at Owasso, Mich.
| Miss Mia F. Allen, 1912, now employ
| ed in the federal child bureau, has been
| detailed to make special investigation
/ in Boston.
| Miss Gertrude Leonard, registrar of
| the college, was marshal of the law
yers division of the suffrage escort
| for the ENJOYS Monday. Among those
marching were Miss Sheldon Jackson,
1899; Miss Salle V. Bean. 1911: Miss
Kate P Johnson and Mrs. Rosalie
-, Mex. Shelton, 1912, and Mrs. Edith b.
Newman, 1916.
Miss Adele Stewart, 1914, has pre-
sented the college with piano. and a
| glee club is being formed by William
H. Voight of the class of 1917.
J. Louis Bixler, 1918. has just return
ed from a trip to the Pacific coast,
where he went on business for the De-
partment of Labor.