The Washington herald., 1916-01-17
6. ". U. notes.

DR.. Howard Lincoln HodgkIns, dean
OF the College of Engineering. of George
Washington University attended the
ninth international Congress of Ameri-
canists, held recently in the assembly
hall Of the arts and sciences building at
the university.
Pro. King, of the Law School has re-
turned from brief trip to Bermuda.
Prof. Everett Fraser, dean of the Law
School. and Prof. Ernst Otto Schreiber,
Jr., also OF the Law School, have re-
turned from Chicago. where they at
tended the convention of the Association
Of American Law Schools.
Prof. Crane has returned from a brief
visit to Massachusetts.
University officials have learned Of the
sudden death of Luclus M. Cuthbert, whs
obtained the degrees of A B. and A. NJ.
In 1876 and the degree of LII B. in IS7s.
Roy B. Woodward. formerly a student
in the Medical School, but now a resi-
dent of Georgia, was a recent visitor
here.
DR.. S. Herman Lippitt, graduate of last
years Medical School class, who has
been holding an internship in ST. Mary's
Hospital, Milwaukee,, has been appointed
to post in the Milwaukee County
Hospital, at Wauwatosa, Wis.
Miss Kate e. Rawlings. principal of the
Henry d. Cooke. School, and forms.
student Of Teachers College, died re-
Gently.
The senior class at the Medical Schooi
has voted to adopt the proposed standard
class pin for all nine departments Of the
university.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and her mother
entertained friends. including many
students of the College Of Pharmacy, at
a reception.
The freshman class of the College of
Pharmacy held dance in the hall of the
Terrace Inn.
A. C. Macksy, assistant librarian at
the Law School, has resigned and Harold
Keats has been appointed to fill the va
cancy.
DR.. Frank z. Lentz, of the University
of Pennsylvania, and DR.. ]. F. Shigley,
of Cornell University, spent a few days
in Washington on business pertaining tc
the Omega Tau Sigma Fraternity.
L. NJ Tesche, student assistant in
chemistry in Columbian College. has re-
turned from a brief visit to friends in
Philadelphia.
r. c. Nag, of Calcutta, India, will leave
Columbian College to resume his studies
at the University OF Illinois.
" L. Kebler Of Columbian College, has
returned from a short hunting trip near
BIuemont, Va.
The pre-medical class held a dance In
the assembly hall OF the arts and sciences
building. During one Of the intermissions
R. c. Nag gave a brief talk on India.
Herbert Ramsey, Paul Russell an6
Erwin Harsch were entertained at lunch.
con by Sigma Kappa Sorority.
Messrs. Cox, Breneman and Hudmon
of Sigma Nu Fraternity, attended an
oyster roast given by the Gamma P
Fraternity of the Maryland Agriculture
College at College Park.
Carlton S. Proctor, who is attending
Princeton this year, was a recent visitor
at Sigma Nu fraternity house.
w. P. Yates, a Sigma Nu from tn,
University of Pennsylvania. visited the
local chapter.
Ensign Walter D. Snyder, who attended
George Washington last year, and whc
was a member of Alpha Beta Phi Fra.
ternity, Is on the cruiser Des Moines, The
emily United States ship now in the Medi
terranean.
Phi Alpha fraternity held an enjoy.
able smoker at the chapter house. One
of the honor guests was Prof. Leslie
Cleveland McNemar, Of the department
OF political science.
Sigma Phi Epsilon gave formal
dance at the chapter house.
The Order of the Skull and Circle en-.
tertained some of its friends at ar
informal smoker at Phi Sigma Kappa
fraternity house.
Chi Omega held a tea recently al
the home of one of its members,
Misses Leila Howard, Phyllis. Stew
art. Rachael Walstead, Alice Griffith
and Elizabeth Heitmuller. assisted by
Misses Eleanor Stanton. Gladys HeIge.
sen and Marion Heitmuller. were host.
esses at an informal reception at the
Wyoming.
Sigma Nj members were hosts at a
recent dance at the New Cochran.