Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26
G. W. q. Notes.

| Walter Johannessen, who received
the degree of s. S. in C. E. last spring,
has left the Pennsylvania railroad and
now is with the Connecticut Company
| as assistant engineer.
| n. A. Wadhams, b. S. in c. E.. '16. has
resigned his position with the G. B. Null
| len Company of this city, for which
firm he had been experimenting road
construction in Maryland. and has en-
tered the employ of; Ford. Buch and
Sheldon consulting engineers of Hart
ford, Conn. He will be assistant engi-
neer on reinforced concrete mill building
design.
Pennsylvania railroad at Baltimore. He
is in the bridge department.
Fl. II. Dutton of the college of engi-
neerins has left the District Fairgrounds
department and is now with the division
of weights and measures of the 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 Club house.
Miss Mildred Padsett, Columbian col
leSe, is, has accepted position with
the children's bureau in Baltimore.
Miss Yetta Brez, who was graduated
last spring from Columbian college, has
accepted temporary position in the
civil service COMMISSION.
DR.. T., A. Brown, who was Eradua ted
from the medical school in 1915, has
successfully passed the examination for
entrance into the medical corps of the
navy.
Messrs. Hadley and Quirk of the class
of II, medical school. have been aI-
pointed internes at George Washington
University Hospital.
Students of the medical school are
planning to carry Individual mega
hal n
Georgetown University on Thanksgiv-
ing day. r. S. Pendexter. class of is, is
originator of the plan.
The freshman class of the medical
school will give dance at the Chevy
Chase Library Tuesday night. The com
mittee in charge is composed of G.
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, jr.,
president. and Edward c. Taylor, sec
rotary.
The afternoon section of the fresh
man class OF the law school has elect
ed these officers: President, Carl S.
Fairbank; vice president Whitley =.
Mccoy; secretary treasurer. Roland
FoIler, and class editor, Joseph Il.
Schaaf.
Miss Mary P. Shipman of the McKin-
ley Manual Training School, and Miss
Ellen c. Lombard of the bureau of edu-
cation have enrolled in teachers COL
lege.
Kappa Sigma has announced the mi
tiation of a. L. Estes, law, Is and II.
A. Ericks on. dental, is James L.
Bragg of Column ian College has been
pledged.
Miss Margaret Lent of Phi Mu Soror-
ity is attending an art school in New
York city.
Beta Alpha Chapter of Phi Mu has an
fha 1,r;- af
beth Fielder. IS.
Sigma Kappa has announced the
pledging of Miss Elizabeth Humphrey.
20; Miss Ruth McBrien, &c. and Miss
Josephine Huber. 30.
Miss Eleanor Dixon was a recent
guest of Phi Beta Phi at luncheon.
Phi Beta Phi recently gave mothers
tea in the sorority room.
Miss Katherine Carter of Phi Beta Phi
recently gave a dance at her home in
honor of her house guest. Miss Dorothy
Bentha1l.
H. J. Morgan of Sigma NJ. has gone
TO New York, where he will take a
position with the General Chemical
DR.. G. E. Stevens Of Sapulpa, Okla,
was a recent visitor at the Sigma NJ
fraternity house.
Phi Kappa Sigma has announced the
initiation otClarence A. Brandes G. E..
20; Russell l.. Whyte, Columbian Col
lege. 20; Herbert H. Chaddick. law
IS: Walter c. Hoer, Columbian College
10; Charles H. Stewart. law. '19; VIII
liam ]. Flood, law, IS; Clark W. Cole
man. Columbian College. 20 and +.
Ashby Warfield. premedical class
DR.. Walter J. Conley. president of
the Grand Council of Phi Sigma Kappa
was a recent visitor at the Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity house.
II. S. Denaree. J. w Schefer, ]. A.
Fink. A. T. Burrows. A. G. Otto and J.
II. Bait OF the local chapter OF the Phi
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. attended the
ganization in Worcester. Mass