The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
&. v. u. NOTES.

| Prof Leslie Cleveland McNcmar, OF
the department OF political science. re-
Gently spent few days In New York
City on personal business.
Dr. William Carl Ruediger. dean of
| tho Teachers College and director of
the summer school. has been elected
president OF the Federal Schoolmen's
Club. The organization is composed of
| about sixty Of the leading schoolmen of
the District. including eleven members
of the faculty OF George Washington. It
was organized in 1907. Prof. George N
Henning. head of the department Of ro-
nance languages. Is a member OF the
board OF governors. and Prof. c. s.
Smith is the retiring secretary. Prof.
William Allen Wilbur, dean of Columbian
College at the university, was the first
, president
Prof. Nathan w. Dougherty. OF the
College of Engineering. recently lee
tured before the students of Eastern
High School on Engineering as Pro-
tession.'
Sophomore girls in Columbian College
of the university recently entertained the
members of the Women's University Club
at a taffy pull.
Miss Jane Stout, OF Columbian Col
lege, has returned from Florida, where
she had been recovering from an attack
of pneumonia.
DR.. Forrest Martin. a graduate of the
Medical School and later an inferno at
the Government Hospital for the Insane,
has passed the final examination for ap-
pointment TO the Medical Corps or the
navy.
Abe Kritt and Jack Fell members OF
the freshman class at the Veterinary
College, were the principals in a boxing
match staged recently in the college
building. The fight was called a draw.
Miss Alma Barker. of Teachers Col
lege, recently went on an automobile
picnic to Great Falls with a party of
friends from Baltimore.
Six naval officers and two army Of
ficers now are studying at the Law
School. For the last several years prac-
Judge Advocate Generals Office have TAX
en- course in law at George Washing
ton.
Edward l. Potter, who was a student
in the Law School last year, has been
elected president of the American Rus
sian Banking Corporation of HopeweIl
Va. The corporation has a capitaliza-
ton 70 $4,000 and will open its doors for
business this month. Mr.. Potter also
has been elected secretary of the bar
association of Hopewell.
The pre-medical class recently gave an
enjoyable dance at the Potomac Boat
Club. About sixty persons attended.
Pedro Lavsdia, student in the School
OF Graduate Studies, is writing a
monograph on the social, economic and
political conditions in the Philippines
He is majoring in history and poIiti-
cal science and working for a minor
under Dean Ruediger. Mr.. Lavadia
received his bachelors degree from
Cornell.
Messrs. Karrick and Daddy, students
in the Architectural Department, are
candidates for the varsity tennis team
The Architectural Club will give its
second dance of the season during
the first week in May,
The fourth series of Beaux Arts
problems has been completed by stu
dents of the Architectural Depart
ment and forwarded to New York for
judgment. B. H Harris and A. Fl.
Goddard rendered "A Golf Club" while
AN Italian Village Well" was studied
by T. r. Edwards, A. B. Farmham. E.
E. Coulon and A. P. Starr.
Miss Lucy Burlingame was in gem
eral charge of arrangements for the
supper given recently by the girls of
the university for the benefit of ath
letics. She was assisted by Misses
Dorothy Davis. Theodosia d Siebold.
Elizabeth Davis, Helen Hotchkiss
Mabel Blanchard, Catherine Vaux. Fay
Pierce and Marie McCloud.