Evening star., 1916-04-23

treasurer. Roberts Turrell: secretary,
Helen r. Getty: class prophecy. Sylvia
A. Clark and Jonas Lesser. and his
torians. Florence J. Claf1in and John
Mclaughlin.
Twenty-Five members of the gradu-
ating class of the Huntington High
School. Huntington. L. J.. were en-
! tertained Tuesday night at the home
of Col. William Edgar Rogers. 1850
in Washington all week. under the
guidance of Prof. William H. HiGhbie.
Nearly 200 Pennsylvania school
teachers visited the National Capital
during the week. and while here made
themselves at home at the Franklin
School headquarters.
G. W. U. Notes.
Prof. Leslie Cleveland McNemar Of
the department of political science re-
Gently spent a few days in New York
city on personal business.
DIR. William Carl Ruediger. dean of
the 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 school
men of the District. including eleven
members of the faculty Of George
q.
Prof. George N Henning, head of the
department of Romance languages. Is a
member of the board of governors, and
Prof. c. S. Smith is the retiring sec
dean of Columbian College at the uni
versity. 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-
fession."
Sophomore girls in Columbian Col
lege of the university recently enter
tanned the members of the Women's
University Club at taffy pull.
Miss Jane Stout of Columbian College
has returned from Florida, where she
had been recuperating from an attack
Of pneumonia
DIR. Forrest Martin. a graduate of the
medical school and later an inferno at
the Government Hospital for the In
sane, has passed the final examination
Of the navy.
Six naval officers and two army Off
GERS are studying at the law school.
For the last several years practically
all of the officers detailed to the judge
advocate generals Office have taken a
course in law at George Washington.
Edward L. Potter. who was student
in the law school last year, has been
elected president of the American-Rus
sian Banking Corporation Of Hopewell,
Va. The corporation has a capitalize
tion of $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 a
dance at the Potomac Boat Club. About
sixty persons attended.
Pedro Lavadia, student in the school
of graduate studies. is writing a mono
graph on the social, economic and po-
litical conditions, in the Philippines
Mr.. Lavadia received his bachelors de-
gree from Cornell.
The Architectural Club will give its
second dance of the season during the
first week of May.
The fourth series of beaux arts prob
lens has been completed by students of
the architectural department and for
warded to New York for judgment. B.
H. Harris and A. H. Goddard presented
"A Golf Club" while AN Italian Viii
lage Well' was studied by r. r. Ed
wards. A. B. Farmham, E. f. Coulon
and A. p. Starr.
Miss Lucy Burlingame was in general
charge of arrangements for the supper
given recently by the girls of the uni
versity for the benefit of athletics. She
was assisted by Misses Dorothy Davis.
Theodosia d. Seibold. Elizabeth Davis,
Helen Hotchkiss. Mabel Blanchard,
Catherine Vaux, Fay Pierce and Marie
McCloud.