The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
G. ". U. NOTES.


School of George Washington Univer-
sity, recently served as secretary TO the
medical subsection OF section Of the
Pan-American Scientific Congress.
Monroe J. Uurner. student In the sec
ond year at the Medical School, has re-
turned after a brief absence.
Austin o. Conoway, of the class of '1s
at the Medical School. has returned from
a trip to his home In West Virginia
DIR. Carmichael has begun a series o.
lectures for senior students of the Med
cal School on dermatology. The class
meets at O'Clock Tuesday mornings.
DIR. Francis v. Atkinson, who war
graduated last spring from the Medical
School. has resigned his post as resident
physician at Casualty Hospital and has
opened an Office In the Arundel apart.
ments, SIG street northeast.
V. B. williams and S. NJ. Grayson, both
members of the senior class at the Medi-
cal School, have been appointed student
interns at Children's Hospital.
F. y. Dom. who was graduated last
June from the Medical School. has been
appointed resident physician at Casualty
Hospital
DIR. r. NJ. Fortier. of the class Of n
at the Medical School. is now located at
Providence Hospital
Samuel Moffert Bittinger has been
elected scout of the sophomore class al
the Medical School
J. Folsom. of the senior class at, the
Medical school. has been appointed stu
dent intern at Casualty Hospital
The sophomore class at the Medical
School held a dance recently at Phi
Alpha fraternity house.
Charles z. Resser. A. B.. has been ap-
pointed instructor in geology in Colum-
bian College.
Kemper F. Cowing. student in Column
bian College, is recovering from an at
tack of scarlet fever.
z. Hellmuth. member of the bowling
team OF the chemistry department, has
joined the Alexandria Duckpn League.
Columbian College is represented on
the faculty of the University of Utah by
two of its graduates, Miss Edganda Mac.
mullen, '07, instructor In English. and
DR.. George Won Pullinger Davis, Is. pro.
fessor of physiology.
James z. Black, who was graduated
from Columbian College In 1918. is bust
ness manager Of the Labor Gazette.
Miss Eleanor I. Jones, who was grad
uated from Columbian College in 1872.
and who is now librarian of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. at Blacksburg. Va.
recently visited friends here.
Leighton B. Beckett, who was grad
uated from Columbian College last
spring. is studying banking in North
wood, Iowa
DR.. Samuel Danneman, who was grad
uated from the Dental College in 1914.
was married recently to Miss Esther
Lebenson. clerk in the infirmary.
the Dental College, was married to Miss
Harriet Ethinger, of Schnectady, n. Y.
Paul S. Gillian. Of the Dental College.
has returned from a trip TO Savan-
nah, Ga.
George F. Gretzman. student in the
Dental College, has returned from a trip
to his home at Wausau, Wis.
Spry o. Clayton. of the Dental College,
has returned from a short visit to New
ark, Ohio.
Joseph E. Arbeeley, Of the Dental Col
Iege. has returned from a hunting trip in
Virginia.
DR.. William Carl Ruediger. dean of
Teachers College. is author of an article
on Teaching Individual Notions" con-
tanned in the current issue of The Ele-
mentary School Journal, published at the
University of Chicago. In the article
Dean Ruediger contributes to educa-
tional theory a teaching exercise coor-
dinate with the exercises for developing
generalizations, first formulated by Her
bart.
Miss Hummer, of Teachers College,
has been called to her home in Iowa
by the death Of her mother.
The number of graduate students in
the Teachers College taking major or
minor in education is steadily increas-
ing. Fourteen such students are N at
tendance this year at the educational
seminary.
The class In experimental education at
the Teachers College is making a thor
ough study of the Binct test for the
measurement of intelligence. Every stu
dent has made a set of apparatus with
which to apply the test, and part Of the
weekly laboratory period is taken for
practice in applying the test. Miss Har-
riett Underwood is in charge Of the work
Beverly H. Harris, OF the College of
Engineering. has been appointed student
assistant in architecture.
E. Francis Collier, of the College of
Engineering, has sailed from Ports
mouth. n. H, on board the L. S. S.
Paducah, a gunboat used as a survey
ship for a photographic cruise along the
south coast of Cuba and the Isle OF
Pines.
Miss Mabel Blanchard and Miss Julia
Ruff entertained Chi Omega Sorority at
a delightful dance at the Home Club.
Miss Catherine Vaux has returned fom
a trip to her home at Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Dorothy Davis has returned from
a trip to Florida
Miss Mildred Moore, a Chi Omega from
Wisconsin University, was a recent guest
of Miss Mabel Blanchard. of the depart
ment of arts and sciences.
Leo A. Merryman, member of Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity, and student at
the Law School, has been transferred
from the State Department here to the
Passport Bureau in New York City, and
consequently has been compelled tempo
rarily to abandon his studies at the uni