The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
G. W. u. ACTIVITIES.

u. W. U. ANllVlllES.
n. c. Wiley and F. d. Whittle. gradu-
ates of Webb Academy, New York, have
registered in the postgraduate depart
ment of the College Of Engineering OF
George Washington University. Both are
naval architects and are working for
their NJ. E. degrees. They are taking
major studies under Prof. Gordon.
Miss Everil Worreli is the author Of
the play to be presented by the senior
class of Columbian College during COM
mencement week. There Is considerab bic
dramatic talent i'll the class. and the sue
cess of the production is assured. Re
hearsals already have commenced.
photographs OF the various fraterni-
ties, athletic teams and other student
organizations will be one Of the features
of the year book to DO issued this spring
by the students of Columbian College.
The publication will be known as the
Arts and Sciences Annual. Individual
pictures of the graduates will appear In
the volume. These photographs must be
taken by February q to enable the staff
to bring out the book on schedule time
Louis NJ Heron, Of the College Of En-
GineerinS. is the local representative OF
Engineering News.
Samuel W. Mason. OF the College Of
Engineering. was absent several days re-
Gently, due to illness.
4 special logarithmic cross-section pa
per is being plotted BY the class in hy-
draulic enineeriug at the College Of En-
Eineering The paper will be reproduced
for future use Of the class and Of the
College Of Engineering.
DR.. T c. Martin. professor Of pietol-
ogy in the Medical School. is opp ID TO
students should develop their memory
view to aiding this development he has
forbidden the taking of notes at his
lectures.
Students in the Medical. Dental. and
Nurses Training schools are having their
photographs taken for reproduction in
the Caduceus, the year book Of the three
departments. March 1 has been set as
the last date On which pictures may be
taken.
Dr. Martin, of the Medical School, re-
Gently had a number OF his operations at
Garfield and George WASHINGTON Uni
versity hospitals photographed by the
motion picture camera. The films prob
ably will be used in illustrating his lee
lures.
Dean Everett Fraser OF the Law
School, was the guest of honor at the
February dinner of the Order of the
L,,n ~ e,,I-
organization, composed OF representatives
from every department Of the university
Nell McFariane, Sylvia Hazlett. and
Margaret Haines recently entertained
Sigma Kappa Sorority. of the university.
at "five-hundred" party. The feature
of the evening was the announcement OF
the engagement of Miss Hazlett to
Charles Schwenck, of Lansdale. Pa.
Sigma Kappa Sorority recently was en-
tertained by Miss Esther Foster in honor
of her cousin, Miss Milwee Davis.
Elsa Weber aud Mildred Padgett were
guests of Sigma Kappa at recent
luncheon. Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Marks
also recently were entertained by the
sorority.
MISS Ellzaoetn Mcbr1oe, a I'M omega
from California, recently visited the local
chapter.
Chi Omega recently held a Mother
Goose" masquerade dance.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity re-
Gently held a smoker at the chapter
house.
Count de Mankowski, formerly OF the
law school. is reported to be engaged in
the sale Of guns to the Russians.
The undergraduates OF the law school
probably will take part in the semi
centennial celebration Of tho establish
ment of the school. to be held in April.
4 student from each of the three classes
will be appointed to assist in the prepare
ton of plans for the festivities.