The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
G. v. U. NOTES.

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Misses Gladys Heigesen, Mildred
Hughes, and Frances Evarts, all of
Columbian College. George Washing
ton University, recently visited An
napolis.
Charles Barone. Howard Montgom-
cry, and Jack Zerbe, all of the Medi-
cal School, recently spent the week
end at the Kappa Psi House in Balti-
more.
DR.. Eric Greene, who was graduated
last year from the Medical School,
and who until recently was resident
physician at the University Hospital.
has been appointed TO a post In the
civil Red Cross service
Harry ]. Bondi, of the senior class
at the Veterinary College, who has
been i'll at the Uniyersity Hospital for
several weeks. is convslescfng
Students at the Veterinary College
have organized a baseball team
John Deshs. of Hawaii, student at
the Law School. played shortstop on the
Harvard nine in 1911.
Henry Floyd. president of the Junior
class at the Law School, is professor
of mercantile pharmacy in the Col
Iege of Pharmacy.
e. II. Burgess, 3. NJ Davis, M. E.
Donahey. J. A. Lynch. and c. r.
Moore, all of the Dental College, at
tended the All Souls Church dance
held recently at the New willard.
Sigma, Nh. recently initiated Ralph
A. styer. of the class of '1s, Colum-
btan College, and Luther II. Heist, Of
the class of Is, Law School.
recently entertained group of
friends at birthday party at the
Sigma Nu House.
A. II. Wilson. Of New York. past regent
Of the Sigma Nu Fraternity, recently WIS.,
tied the local chapter house
Fl Beta Phi recently entertained at an
INFORMAL tea in honor of Miss Keller
grand president Of the fraternity.
sigrna Kappa gave a surprise party re-
Gently for Misses Nell and Elsie Mac
Fsriane.
Justice Wendell p. Stafford, of the Dis.
trict supreme Court. will deliver the
principal address at commencement exer-
cises this year.
living at the Delta Tau Delta House, left
the city recently for Cheyenne, wyo.. TO
take up the practice Of his ptofession.
Soterios Nicholson, recent graduate of
the Law School. and now counselor to
the Greek Legation. has published a
book entitled War or United World. {"
In former work. entitled "A World
City of Civilization" he advocated the
founding OF an international city as a.
step toward world peace
Joseph A, Murphy, Of the medical class
OF oS. Is head of the medical service of
the Bureau Of Indian Affairs. He is an
authority on tuberculosis.
Mrs Clarence Birdseye (nee Eleanor
Ganneto, Columbian College, II, Is now
living at Cartwright, Labrador
hhoda Watkins. Columbian Collese 'o6
mas recently been appointed a teacher OF
English at the Eastern High school.
Dr q. Harris White, Dental College
", has been manager of the Venice
SaL)i baseball team for two years He
is to manage the Denver team during the
coming season. ..
Mrs. VIII Hutchins, nee Lola Evans.
Columbian College. 'oe, had a son born on
February 10. Prior TO her marriage In
1913 she was teacher at Central High
School
Paul Sperry. Columbian College, 'e,
recently was chosen pastor of the church
of the New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian)
IN this CITY, Mrs. Sperry, nee Josephine
Shallenberger, also Is a George Washing
ton graduate.
:; DR.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Borchsrd, the
latter. nee Corinne Brsckett. Columbian
College, 10. recently returned from an
extended trip to South America.
Helen Cam, Columbian College, Is, is
studying on a scholarship in the teachers
training department of Gallaudet Col
lege.
Therrett Towles. law, 'os, now practic-
ing law In Wallace, Idaho, recently was
here on visit to his parents. While
here he was admitted to practice before
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Lucien Crist, law. 'o6,, has abandoned
law for music. AS a composer he has at
tanned considerable reputation. Recently
the Boston symphony played one of his
compositions.
Harry Thompson, who received the de-
gree Of bachelor of science in chemistry
in 1914. is teaching at Granite City, Ill
The flood tide of war orders has taken
r. E. Hicks. the class of IA. chemistry
department, in Stanford. Conn, as a
chemist.
Among the George Washington men
now in the diplomatic and consular ser
vices are William ]. Carr. director of the
Consular Service: Herbert c. Hengstler
chief of the Consular Bureau; George
w. Guthrie. Ambassador to Japan; Ralph
H. Bader. Herbert c. Bair, George L.
Brandt. Ralph +. Chesbrough, Leslie A.
Davis, Fred NJ. Dearing. John W. Dye,
Wesley Perest, William II. Gale, Percival
Gassett, Eugene c. Harter, George Hor-
ton. Nelson t. johnson. John z, Jones.
Paul R. Josseiyn. Graham H. Kemper.
James o. Laing. Tracy Lay. Oscar L.
Milimore. Ely f. Palmer. Hoffman Philip.
Harold B. Quarton. Samuel c. Rest.
Harry @. Seltzer. Hans F. A. schoen-
feld.- Felix w. Smith, Clarence ]. Spiker.
Maddip Summers Alfred R. Thompson,
Carl III. J. Won Zielinxki,, Alexander w.
Wendell. North Winship. George w.
Young. Donald Shepard and John Heath.
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