Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
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Schools

lecture. Pictures showing scenes in
the Yosemite National Park also were
! shown.
| These lectures, dealing as they do
with industrial features connected
with the work in the schools, are said
to be popular with tine night school
pupils and others Interested in the
| work. The lecture room of the school
was crowded. among those present
being a number of dressmakers.
Katherine Hawxhurst of this city and
Sybil Davis of Cabin John, Md, both
members of the class of 1918, have
been elected members of the Greek
Club of Smith College for the year
! 1916.
Seniors of Tech gave dance at
Terrace Inn Tuesday evening Friday
/ evening the sixth semester girls gave
a leap year dance at Tea Cup inn Com
| pany ID is to hold its dance at Mrs.
| Dyer's Friday next
Several of the teachers of Business
have been sick during the last week
The condition of Alvin w. Miller, who
was operated on for appendicitis, is
reported as being improved.
Seniors of Cenral High are to elect
their ofncers In the near future.
A valentine party was held at East
ern High School Friday afternoon. un-
der the auspices Of the senior class.
George English was ''king' and Miss
| tines were distributed to the many par
Elephants. Dancing formed a large part
| of the entertainment.
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/ Miss Elizabeth TimIow principal of
the Misses Timlow's School for girls
delivered an address on Psychology of
, High School Girls" at Eastern Friday
/ evening, when a meeting of the Home
| and School Association was held
| G. W. U. Notes.
Alvin Isenman of Columbian College
has been transferred to the University
of Pittsburgh and Robert Ide will at
tend the University Of Illinois during
the remainder of the yeer.
Miss Mel Stanton of Columbian Col
| lege celebrated her birthday recently
with a party at the University Club
| kemper Cowing of Columbian Col
| Iege has returned to the university
after a severe illness;
James p. Nash. who attended the
| College of Engineering several wears
E; ago, is the author of bulletin of the
(, University of Texas entitled Road
| Materials of Texas"
William Carson Ryan. editor in the
| bureau of education, will give course
| in Current Educational Topics in the
university's summer school.
Miss Eleanore Gushing of the class
of 10 at the Medical School has been
| called to Wisconsin by the serious ILL
| ness of her cousin, DR.. S. Herman Lip
pitt, who was graduated last year from
| the Medical School.
| The freshman class of the Medical
School held smoker Friday night at
| Phi Alpha fraternity house. The com
mittee in charge of. arrangements was
| composed of Joe Kreiselman, chair
man: George Bassett and Jack Zerbe.
The freshman class at the Medical
| School has elected these officers: Joe
Kreiselman, president; Charles Ba-
rome. vice president; William Berman
| secretary; Robert HOTEL treasurer
and Jack Zerbe. editor.
| DIR. G. Norwood Butler of the fresh
man class at the Medical School has
j left for Honduras, where he will star,
| a dental practice.
{, dents now are being held in the new
Columbia Hospital.
| The senior class at the Medical School
| will be we'll represented at examina.
lions to be held tomorrow for intern
ships at Garfield Hospital Among
those expecting to take the 'examina,
! lions are Messrs. Haskell. Macon, Reu.
! ter, Rice. Taylor and Tilton.
| Dr. Edward Brown. Cd. who was
graduated from the Medical School last
| year has returned from Norfolk, Va.
| where he had been filing an intern.
| ship.
DR.. A. B. Crane represented the Den.
| tai College at recent meeting of the
Dental Association in Milwaukee
| Classes in oral manifestations of syn.
| thetic. diseases and photography have
been started at the Dental College.
Two additional prizes will be offered