Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-31
g. W. q. Notes.

/; r o. Eliason Of the College Of End.
neering has returned from visit to BAL
timore
Assistant Professor Morse of the Co
lege Of Engineering is planning to give q
series of lectures on the manufacture of
helical gears. in connection with his
course on cotton machinery and machine
tools.
Col H. S. T. Harris. a college chum
OF Dean Howard Lincoln HodglSfns OF the
College of Engineering. died recently at
his post in San Francisco. He was the
first to die out of class OF six gradu-
ated together. Col. Harris was chief
surgeon Of the Western Division OF the
army at San Francisco.
The Phi Mu Sorority recently gave q
journalism party in its rooms at 2024 q
street northwest, the guests being stan
members of the University Ratchet.
weekly student publication. and Of the
Cherry Tree, student year book. and
local newspapermen. Among those pres
ent were Prof De Witt c. Croissant. head
OF the Journalism course at the univer-
sity. and Mrs. Croissant Ralph Webster
Benton. instructor in the English de-
partment and local newspapermen. and
Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Cullen. Miss Anna
Grafton. Mrs. Fosse. Miss Prentiss, Prof.
Richard Cobb, secretary Of the univer-
o
Hance, Watson Davis. and Misses Eliza
beth Cullen. Fay Pierce, Callihan. Lucy
Burlingame. Louise Lowber. Voorhees,
Josephine Jonas. Edith Aultman. Moo
nan, Moran and Gates.
The Alumni Catalog OF the university
Is on the press and will be ready for
distribution within few days.
Miss Annie Cardwell of Teachers' COL
iege is spending part Of the holidays
The educational methods of Nine.
Montessori will be studied by the
Teachers College seminary in education
following the holidays.
LIE Roy Gardner of Columbian Col
iege is spending the Christmas hoIi-
days at his home in Indiana.
Howell Windell of Columbian COL
lege is spending the holidays in Penn
sylvania.
Miss Stanton of Columbian College
recently amused the psychology class
with a detailed report on memory
system of novel nature
Prof. Shepherd Ivory Franz OF the
School of Graduate Studies has pub
Iished the following papers: The
Functio of a Psychologist in Hos
pital for the Insane, The Constant
Error of Touch Localization. "On Ger
tain Fluctuations in Cerebral Functions
in Aphasics' and The Functions of
the Cerebrum.
The Phi Chi bowling team recently
defeated the Alpha Kappa Kappa team
two straight games
The bowling team of the senior class
of the Medical School recently defeated
the juniors team three out OF four
games.
+. H. VESSEL of the Veterinary Coll
lege is spending the holidays at his
home in New London. Conn.
Alden II. Russell of the Veterinary
College liz spending the Christmas holi-
days in Massachusetts,.
The annual report of Rear Admiral
Charles Herbert Stockton, u. s. N. re-
tired, president of the university, 10
on the press. and will be ready for
distribution within a few days.
Omega Tau Sigma Fraternity has
been admitted to membership In the
Interfraternity Association.
The Interfraternity Bowling Associa-
ton now is arranging a schedule OF
games.
at a Christmas smoker by Representa-
tive Samuel Nichols of South Carolina
and Or. H. y. Hammond of Johns
Hopkins University.
Commemorating the founding of
Epsilon Chapter, Omega Tau Sigma
recently held an anniversary banquet
at the Portner. Dean Buckingham and
DR. Turner of the Veterinary College
Sigma Chi has announced the pledg-
ing of Louis p. Schroeder of Columbian
The active chapter of Sigma Chi will
entertain the alumni and a few guests
at a tea tomorrow afternoon
The annual Christmas dance OF Delta
Pf Chapter of Sigma NJ was held
Thursday night in the Hotel Lafayette
Frank NJ. Eaton. II, has left for 6aft
Diego, CAL. where he Will be engaged
in research work for the Department
OF Agriculture.