Evening star., 1916-11-12

DR.. John Van schaick. president Of the
ored teachers. Misses NJ. Z. Gibbs,
Blanche l.. Nalle. Julia Fl. Smith and
Mary e. Randolph, secured permission
to pursue extension work in modern
psychology as taught in the Miner Nor
NAL School by Prof. Charles NJ. Thorn
as. The classes meet on Saturdays
from 10 to II o'clock. Glasses in other
subjects desired by the teachers who
aim to improve themselves in service
are being organized.
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The Agassiz Club. consisting of mem
bers of the senior class of the Miner
Normal School, gave the children of the
practice schools a nature-study enter
tainment under the title "A Dream of
Halloween" recently.
The executive committee of the club,
Misses Inez NJ. Burke. Della Bennett,
Rosa B. Burrell. Helena c. Clark, Isa-
bel V. Hall, Lydia A. Montgomery,
Eleanor Rivers and Eleanora NJ. Thorn
ton, had charge of the program.
G. W. U. Notes.
Edwin W. Mulligan of the senior
class at the Medical School has re-
turned to the university after taking
work at the University of Maryland
Medical School.
The following graduates of the Med
ical School, class of 1916, have passed
the examination for admission to the
practice of medicine in the District
Powers, &. l.. Rosenberg. J. Shilen, V.
j. StachniewicZ and T.. X. Stratton-
The Junior class of the Medical
School is to give dance Tuesday
night at the suburban home of Mr..
end Mrs. c. G. Davis.
MaliraJ
ganized foot ball team to afford
scrimmage practice to the varsity
team. Fifteen students have reported
for practice.
School, is resident student at the Elmer
gency Hospital.
The freshman class at the Medical
School will give a dance early in De-
cember. probably at the Potomac Boat
Club. Invitations soon will be issued.
Joe kreisleman of the class of 10.
Medical School. has resumed his col
lege work after undergoing an opera
ton.
The School of Graduate Studies has
announced two new courses: one ON
the theory and practice of radio-teleg-
raphy. conducted by Prof. Louis Cohen.
and one on modern painters. English
and French schools of the nineteenth
century, conducted by Miss Gertrude r.
Brigham.
the degree of civil engineer in 1915.
has returned to the university to take
special work in mechanical engineer
ing.
2. D. Sale. who received the degree
Of civil engineer last spring, is en-
gagged in column formulae research
work at the. bureau of standards.
Miss Lucy Burleson, daughter OF
Postmaster General Burleson. who
was graduated from the university in
1915, has returned from Texas and re-
Gently paid visit to her friends at
the university
q. Vail Minnick and j. Marshall
Gaines. who We're graduated from the
College of Pharmacy last spring. now
are enrolled at the Medical School.
James w. Kelly. who was graduated
last spring from the College of Phar-
macy. is in the bureau of plant indus
try at the Department Of Agriculture.
Ralph S. kiefer of the Pharmaceuti-
cal College now is employed at the w.
S. Thompson Pharmacy.
G. L. Bowman has been appointed by
the junior class of the College Of Phar-
macy as representative on the banquet
committee.
George Fezemore Goetzman. who was
graduated last spring from the Dental
School. ard Miss Ivy Levine Cross were
married recently. They spent their
honeymoon in Baltimore.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity has
announced the pledging of Raymond
Harsch, Roy o. Carver William +.
Smith, Arthur Townsend, Douglas
Starr. L. S. Trundle, X. G. McGregor.
G. NJ. F'unkhouser. Howard C. Beck,
Robert II. Fravel. Everett Helmuth and
\. j. Stockett.