Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
In the Schools

. faculty Of ten teachers. exclusive Of
The Bulletin also contains articles
on the value OF a vocational education
and various items of interest to tho
printing being one OF the subject6
taught there.
Health and sanitary activities Of the,
District health department were the SUBJ.
ject of an address delivered before one OF
the Vocational groups of Business High
School Friday by ]. Frank Butts. as
sistant chief sanitary inspector OF the dee
partment. He spoke also of the work
being done by the office In conjunction
with other departments Of the municipal
and federal governments, with regard to
water supply. sewerage disposal. refuse
disposal and street sanitation. Co-opera.
ton of school children in sanitary worh
was urged by the speaker.
Harry O. Sandberg OF the n-American
Union was one OF the speakers at tho
vocational group sessions Of Business Fri
day morning. Mr.. Sandberg spoke to the
consular class and discussed the political
significance of pan-Americansm upon all
the countries of the western hemisphere.
The speaker will discuss the commercial
aspects of Practical Pan-Americanism~
at a subsequent session.
G.. W. U. Notes.
The freshman class Of the College OF
Pharmacy is planning a smoker for tho
| near future. Ralph Dean. former stu
dent at the College of Pharmacy, re.
Gently entertained some of his former
college mates at Takoma Park.
| DIR. Sterling Taylor honor man of the
class of 1916 Medical School. has pass
| ad tho ortaff Han for .IF,.fx i'm.
J the Medical Corps of the United States
Navy.
! Many of the graduates of the Medical
School will take the examinations to be
given soon for entrance to the ARMY
| Medical Corps.
I Miss Florence Z. Mentzer. formerly a
student in Columbian College, is at
Boston University this year preparing
! @ become a medical missionary. '~
J f. T. Williams of the State Depart
| ment recently addressed the students
of the arts and sciences department at
chapel exercises. Miss Fay Pierce pre-
sided. ~
Miss Ruth Ayler, rs, and Miss Mar
garet Browne, ls. graduates of Co
| lumbar College. now are teaching at
the Colonial School for Girls.
Klare S. Markley. who was registered
| for a chemistry course last year, now.is
chemist with the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany in Allentown. Pa. He expects to
complete his work at the university
soon.
) Miss Marion True. Teachers College.
Is. is in charge of the teacher train
ing department at Mount Hope. w. Va
Max Rhoade and f p. Carlo were at
! torneys at recent session of the
Walter Clark Law Club of the law
! school. -.
Ellis S. Middleton. student in the
/ chemistry department.. recently sd
dressed the Chemical Society On How
Mushrooms Are Grown"
y, 4 DIVA 1n- -ad ha
ing of Margaret Bristow. 20: Elsie
Broward. 20: Florence Goldsw worthy.
Is; Nell Morris. 20: Berth Parsons.
'1s; Emma Reh. IL: Edith Swartwout.
+, Phi Alpha Chapter of Chi Omega re-
Gently gave a banquet and dance. at
| the Pow hatan Hotel. 20,
Miss Velma Hitchcock recently en-
! tertained members of Chi Omega at
box party at keith's. Ia
| Psi Omega recently held a smoker, at
Tea Cup Inn. Addresses were made by
Drs. Thompson. Crane. Rich. Pranzier
the Montrose Quartet. Sweets Hawaiian
Band and the Arberly Trio. ...r
Phi Chi has announced the pledgtpg
of Hirst Hayes for the freshman class
| at the medical school.
Phi Chi will hold dance on No
rvember "a at the Tea Cup Inn. Men-
bers of the Alpha Kappa Kappa IRA
ternity will be the guests of honor.
announced the pledging OF Misses
Phebe Gates. Edith Aultman. Elijah beth
Swanson, Louise Noonan and katherin
Moran.
Phi Mu recently entertained Miss
| Fielder at luncheon.
! Columbian Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta
Phi has announced the pledging OF
Misses Estella Brown. Irene DanIei.
! Margaret Gaddis, Irene Huse- Nanette
Hohizen. Elaine and Heloise lararow.
! Kathleen Moses, Elsie Nichols. Agnes
| Orr, Edna Tucker, Martha Waring and
Ethel Yohe. or
| Miss Phyllis Stewart recently enter.
tanned Phi Beta Phi members ana
| pledges at her home. ~,
Washington College of Law.
! Misses Christine Quick. Julia Banks
/ and Elizabeth c. Harris of the senior
! class gave a tea Thursday AFTERNOON
/ at the Tea Cup Inn TO the woman
members of the senior ana Jusaor
| classes The honorary dean, Mrs Enen
! Spencer Mussey. and the dean. MISS
Emma NJ. Gillett. were among "the
| guests.
| turned to her home in Brooklyn arter
| a visit to her mother. Mrs. Conroy IN
Anacostia. Mrs. Ellen Spencer MUS
| sew the honorary dean. mas gone 10
| Harpers Ferry to spend a week. Mps
| Elizabeth Smith Keith of the senior
| class one OF the college brides. has re-
/ turned from her honeymoon spent IN
| New Hampshire. at her country nome
and Will continue her course with the
| class of 1917
! Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Andrew of the
| classes of 1916 and 1914 have returned
| from a trip to Missouri. where MI An
drew went to vote. Miss Mar Wood.
man of the legislative com nittee of the
| General Federation of Womens Clubs.