Evening star., 1915-02-14
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Schools

man Duehring, Raymond Williams.
| Walter Graves, William c. la Clair,
Myles Connors. Joseph c. McGarraghy.
| Charles A. Parker. William Griffin, Ro-
mine Taylor, X. Pierce Strawn. Chan
try Davis. David Gates. Robert Miller.
Vernon Snow. Norman II. Barnes. Jacob
Goldberg and Elmer Kayser.
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The Columbia Heights Athletic Club
| is to hold entertainment for the
! benefit of the Monroe School summer
| vacation playground and to obtain ap-
paratus for the use of the club at the
| Wilson Normal School Friday evening
| next. A farce entitled "a Sea of Trou-
bles" and a humorous dialogue on THE
| Parcel Post" are to be presented by
| members of the club; the recent grad
| yates of the eighth grade will give two
| scenes from The Merchant of Venice"
Other numbers on the program are to
| include plano and vocal solos and reci-
| tations by Edwin Ca1low (Tony. the
Barber). Mondelrs orchestra will also
| furnish music. This is the second pub
The club meets each Tuesday evening
a the Monroe School. and through the
| kindness of the officers of the Congre-
gationaI Church on Columbia road per-
nasium once month, where practice in
basket ball. bowling, etc, is indulged
in.
G. W. L. NOTES.
J. Norman Taylor, who was graduated
from Columbian College in 1913. has
been elected to fellowship in the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Science.
Peter Donk of the chemistry depart
ment is in New York as guest of the
American Gamers Association. He rep
resents the research laboratories To-
Gated in this city.
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annual banquet at Hotel Continental
next Friday evening. William Pahl
will be toastmaster.
Preparations are under way for the
issuance of the year book for Colum-
b1an College. Seniors now are having
their photographs taken for the pub
Ication. 1t is expected the book will
be issued about the middle of May.
DR.. Howard l.. Hodgkins, dean of the
College of Engineering, attended the
basket ball game Wednesday night be-
town.
Profs. Dunstan. Dougherty and Doten
OF the College of Engineering recently
ton Society of Engineers on THE
Worlds Greatest Bridges" delivered
by Henry S. Jacoby. professor of bridge
engineering at Cornell University.
Room 4s of the Arts and Sciences
building has been assigned to the SEN
iors for drawing purposes.
The senior class pin committee of the
| College of Engineering is engaged in
selecting suitable design for the class
emblem.
Miss Catherine Sunny of the class of
1912 of the Teachers College has been
appointed substitute teacher in the
James Ormond Wilson Normal School.
of 1914 of the Teachers College has
received a permanent appointment in
the Business High School as teacher
of StenOgraphy.
Officials of the Law School have is
sued notice that no student who is alb
| sent from more than 10 per cent of
| the class lectures in any one subject
Will be permitted to take the final eX-
| animation in that subject. The regula
| tion is to be strictly enforced.
DIR. F. A. Hornaday has been absent
from the Medical School during the
past week owing 70 a death in his
family.
Eric Steele Green of the class of 1915
of the Medical School has been appoint
inferno in the University Hospital.
Dr. Tsannyoen Philip SEE of the class
| of 1914 of the Medical School has re-
| signed his position as associate resi-
dent physician at the University Hospi-
| tai.
| Dr. Hunter has been appointed pro-
| fessor of bacteriology and pathology
| in the Dental School for the remainder
| of the year. DR.. Izenburg has been ap-
| pointed as his assistant. The course
| will consist of months work in bac-
| teriology and three months study of
| pathology.
Students of the Veterinary School are
| to give their annual banquet the latter
part of this month.
| Dean Buckingham of the Veterinary
| school went to Richmond recently to
attend the semi-annual meeting of the
Virginia Veterinary Medical Associa-
| ton. He delivered a brief address on
! the infectious diseases of animals that