The Washington herald., 1916-01-30
G. v. u. NOTES.


Dr. William C. Woodward. District
Health oficer has commenced his an
nual course Of lectures at the Medical
School on medical Jurisprudence.
Seven young women now are registered
In the freshman class at the Medical
School.
DR.. White. superintendent Of the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane, has
commenced a series of annual lectures
for the seniors at the Medical School on
psychiatTy.
DR.. Morris Sherwood who was grad
uated from the Medical School In lsl4
and who for the past year has been con-
nected with the Milwaukee County Hos
pital at Wsuwstoss, Wis, has opened an
ofhcs in Milwaukee. DR.. Joseph Isenberg
fellow graduate, also has established a
medical practice in Milwaukee.
An operating room has been fitted up
on the fifth floor OF the Medical Build
ing for the use Of students taking the
course IN operative surgery. Drs- Kerr
Marbury. and D. Borden have charge Of
the course.
Dr. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins. dean
OF the College Of Engineering. and Prof
George n. Henning. head Of the depart
ment Of romance languages and presi-
dent Of the Harvard Club of the District
attended the recent convention Of the Ma
tiOnsl Civic Federation, held at the New
willard.
DR.. William Carl Ruediger. dean Of
Tea chers' College, has announced that a
number of courses will start tomorrow
ond semester. One Of these Is the course
on the principles Of education, which is
continuation Of the course on the prfn-
ciples OF teaching.
DR.. Henry Clay Thompson was toast
master at the recent banquet given by
the senior class OF the Dental College.
He was introduced by Mr.. Herring. presi-
dent OF the class. Addresses were made
by Dean Walton and Profs. Sharp, Rich.
and Danneman. The committee In charge
Of arrangements was composed OF Msssrs
| stein, Frazier. willard and Davis
The freshmen class of the School Of
Pharmacy recently held a card party at
the residence Of l. c. Taylor.
Steve" Hughes and ]. D. Mcintyre
are serving as weekly quiz masters for
the freshman class at the School of
Pharmacy.
The dean Of the school Of Pharmacy re-
Gently was presented with a class pin by
| the freshman class The presentation
was made by steve" Hughes.
E. Donald Preston. of the class Of Is,
College of Engineering, has been kept
| from college by a broken arm, received
In cranking an automobile shortly after
| Christmas
The Architectural Club is planning a
dance for the night Of February Is Ar
rsngements are being made for thirty
couples
George A. Degnan, Of the Engineering
| College, and George A. Daddy, Of the
Architectural School, have been appoint
ed art editors Of The Cherry Tree. stud
ent yearbook.
Students in the School of Archi-
lecture have sent in their problems to
the BeaUx Arts Society in New York
The class 'B' analytiQue was "A
Prison Doorway" and the class ''B"
plan was "A Supreme Court Room"
Kappa Sigma fraternity has an
nounced the initiation Of Harry NJ.
Carroll, of Pennsylvania, now regis
4 tered in the arts and sciences depart
ment.
The Interfraternity Association will
hold its next meeting at the Sigma
Phi Epsilon House on wednesday
night February 9.
The Pan-HeIIentc Association will
meet on the second and fourth Mon
/ days in February.
Pi Beta Phi recently held a beneft
at Polls for the Settlement School at
Gatlinsburg, Tenn.
Theta Delta Chi held a smoker re-
/ Gently at the chapter house.
Sigma Kappa gave an informal
dance recently at the home of Mary
! Newcombe.
Malcolm L Slarrow, alumnus Of the
| university. has been commissioned an
assistant paymaster In the navy. He
was one of the thirteen young men
| who passed the recent examination
given by the Navy Department. Mr..
slarrow made the fourth highest
mark