The Washington herald., 1916-02-20
6. ". u. NOTES.

The freshman class of the College of
Pharmacy recently held card party at
the home of L. Taylor.
Miss Dorothy Kalb. of Teachers Col
lege, has resumed her work as teacher
Of art in the Normal School.
Miss Marjorie Barnes has transferred
her registration from Teachers College
to Columbia College.
Jane Hermann. OF Columbia College, is
spending three weeks in Florida.
Charles Stewart has enrolled in Column
bian College for the remainder of the uni
versity year.
Elizabeth Du Bose. Of Columbia Col
lege, has discontinued her studies for the
second semester.
Frank Meyers and Mabel Blanchard
members of the George Washington Uni
yersity Dramaticc Club, have been Of
fered positions with the Crescent Film
Company
fanny Nichols. of Columbian College
has accepted a position with local firm
! as chemist
Nell Stanton gave a birthday party at
Qufsley's drug store recently to Eliza
beth PAUL and Messrs RavaneI, FowIe
Johnson. and Oyerstreet.
| Henry NJ. Weber has left BuckneIl to
enter the freshman class of Columbian
College.
| Morris Hacker, District building in
| spector, recently addressed the Archi-
tectural Club at Sigma M Fraternity
! house.
Prof. Harris. of the School of Archi-
| tects, has announced that 5000 will be
| expended this term for architectural
! plates and literature.
Fifteen full page illustrations and
thirty small class headings for the
| Cherry Tree. student yearbook, are
| being prepared by the following archi-
| tectural students: Messrs. Benson, Car
penter. Daddy, Edwards. Farmham.
| Preemire, Harris, Offutt, and Starr.
Sigma Phi Epsilon recently gave a
smoker at the chapter house.
Emil c. Hurja, a Sigma Kappa from
| the University of Washington, is visit
ing the local chapter OF the fraternity.
| Mr.. Hurja was one of the two Kappa
Sigmas on the Ford peace ship. He rep
resented the University of Washington
and the territory of Alaska.
Phi Alpha recently held a smoker al
the chapter house.
The Columbian Debating Society has
elected these officers: o. Thaxter Smith
president; L. E Pendell, vice president
B. NJ. Stovall, secretary; G. V. Weikert
lTedSuFeTS MAX hnodue, press representa-
tive, and P. G. Morehouse, critic. The
executive committee consists of the off.
GERS and the following: L. E. Macarthur
G. L. Hill and H. W. Cornell.
The February number of School and
Society contains an article by DR.. WILL
lam Carl Ruediger, dean of Teachers
| College, on Credit for QuaIity"-a dis.
cussion of note written by P. A Var.
relman on Grades for Merit"
The staff of The Cherry Tree, the stu.
dent yearbook, met recently at Theta
Delta Chi chapter house to discuss plans
for the publication. Those present were
Young, Degnan, Ash, Draper, and Hun
ter.
The following papers were read at a
recent meeting of the Veterinary Medi
cal Association: Contagious Spinal Men
ingitis." by Lawrence /. Hines, Is; "Diag
nosis of Lameness Below the Fetlock,
, by Kenneth E. Buffin, rs, and "Munici
pal Meat Inspection by Burnett c
Johnson, IS. H. B. BIester and r. w
Newman, both of the class of 10, wer,
admitted to membership.
The Columbian Debating Society an,
the Enosinian Society are considering thu
advisability Of holding joint sessions. a
. a University Congress.
The Enosinian Society has selected tn
following team to debeate the Columbian
| Debating Society within week or two
William Gilligan, Charles Kothe an,
: George Hodgkins, with III. A. Newman a!
J alternate.