The Washington herald., 1916-11-26
G. ". U. NOTES.

Walter Johannessen. who received the
degree of B. S. in c. f. last spring. has
left the Pennsylvania Railroad and now
is with the Connecticut Company as as
sistant engineer This company controls
electric railwayss throughout Connect
cut.
n. \. Wadhams B. S in c. E., '16. has
resigned his position with the G. B. Null
len-Company, of this city, for which firm
ne had been superintending road con-
struction in Maryland, and has entered
the employ of Ford, Buch & Sheldon.
consulting engineers. of Hartford, Conn.
He will be assistant engineer of re-en-
forced concrete mill building design.
c. w. Barber. C.. E., '16, is with the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Baltimore. He
is in the bridge department.
Fl. II. Dutton. of the College of Engi-
ncering, has left the District Play
grounds Department and is now with the
Division of Weights and Measures OF
ule Bureau of Standards
F. E. Shoemaker. of the Engineering
College. now is with the surveying staff
of the District government.
The first dance of the season Of the
Architectural Club was held Tuesday
night at Potomac Boat Clubhouse.
Miss Mildred Padgett, Columbian Col
lcge, Is. has accepted a position with the
CnllOTen Bureau IN BaltlmOre.
Miss Yetta Brez, who was graduated
last spring from Columbian College, has
accepted a temporary position in the
Civil Service Commission.
DR.. E. A. Brown, who was graduated
from the Medical School in 1915, has sue
cessfully passed the examination for en-
trance into the Medical Corps of the navy.
Messrs. Hadley and Quirk, of the class
Of II. Medical School, have been appoint
ed internes at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital.
planning to carry individual mega
phones at the football game with
Georgetown University on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. r. S. Pendexter, class of rs,
Is originator OF the plan.
The freshman class Of the Medical
School will give a dance at the Chevy
Chase Library Tuesday night. The
committee in charge is composed Of c.
King; F. Myers and w. V. Baker.
The junior class Of the Medical
School recently held a dance at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Davis.
The Junior class of the Law School
has elected John Temple Graves, tr.,
president and Edward C. Taylor secre-
tary.
The afternoon section of the fresh
man class of the Law School has elect
ed these officers: President, Carl S.
Fairbank: vice president, Whitley P
Mccoy; secretary-treasurer, Roland
Follmer, and class editor. Joseph B.
Schaaf
Miss Mary p. shipman, of the Nc
Kinley Manual Training School. and
Miss Ellen C. Lombard, of the Bureau
Of Education. have enrolled in Teach
ers' College.
initiation of A. B. Estes, law, Is; and
H. A. Erickson. dental, Is. James e.
Bragg. of Columbian College. has been
pledged.
Miss Margaret Lent. of Phi Mu So
rority, is attending an art school in
New York City.
Beta Alpha Chapter of Phi Mu has
announced the pledging of Miss Eliza
beth Fielder, rs.
Sigma Kappa has announced the
pledging of Miss Elizabeth Humphrey,
30: Miss Ruth McBrien. '26, and Miss
Josephine Huber. so. t
Miss Eleanor Dixon was a recent
guest of Pi Beta Phi at luncheon.
Pi Beta Phi recently gave a mothers
tea in the sorority room. .s
Miss Katherine Carter, of Pi Beta
Phi, recently gave dance at her
home in honor of her house guest,
Miss Dorothy Benthall.
H. ]. Morgan. of Sigma Nu, has gone
to New York, where he will take a posi-
ton with the General Chemical Company.
DR.. C. e. Stevens. of Sapulpa, Okla.
was recent visitor at the Sigma Nu
fraternity house.
Phi Kappa Sigma has announced the
initiation of Clarence A. Brandes, C. E.,
20; Russell L. whyte, Columbian Col
lege. 20; Herbert H. Chaddick,. law. Is.
Walter c. Hoer, Columbian College. 'ls:
Charles H. Stewart, law, 10; william ].