The Washington herald., 1916-11-19
G. ". U. Notes.

w. A. Frailly. Of the College Of Phar-
macy, has returned from Frederick, Nd,
where he went to cast his vote.
Perry johnson. Of the College of Phar-
macy, has returned from Virginia, where
he went to cast his ballot
The freshman class of the College of
Pharmacy Is planning a smoker for the
near future.
Ralph Dean. former student at the Col
lege Of Pharmacy. recently entertained
some Of his former college mates at Ia
koma Park.
DR.. Sterling Taylor. honor man OF the
class of 1916. Medical School. has passed
the examination for admission to 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 Med
ical Corps.
George A. Daddy. OF the College Of En-
cheering manager OF basketball, has
returned from Massachusetts,, where he
went to vote.
Miss Marie K. Saunders, a former stu
dent in Columbian College, is one of the
two women patent examiners in the
United States.
Miss Florence e. Mentzer, formerly a
student in Columbian College, is at Bos-
ton University this year, preparing to be-
come a medical missionary.
E 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 Is, and Miss Marga-
ret Browne. 16. graduates Of Columbian
College, now are teaching at the Colo
NAL 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.
'15. is in charge of the teacher training
department at Mt. Hope, W. Va
Miss Helen Gordon and Miss Dorothy
KaIb who were graduated last spring
from Teachers College, are teaching in
the Wilson Normal School.
Charles Klothe, graduate Of the Teach
ers' College, has position in the War
Department.
Miss Mildred Hughes and Miss Julia
Ruff, graduates of Teachers College,
service.
torneys at a recent session Of the Walker
Clark Law Club of the Law School
Ellis S. Middleston, student In the
chemistry department. recently addressed
the Chemical Society on How Mush-
rooms Are Grown"
Miss Velma Hitchcock recently enter
tanned members Of the Chi Omega at q
box party at keith's.
Psi Omega recently held a smoker at
Tea Cup Inn. Addresses were made by
Drs Thompson, Crane, Rich, Franzier,
and Young. Music was furnished by the
Montrose quartet. Sweets Hawaiian
Band, and the Arberly trio.
Phi Chi has announced the pledging of
Hirst Hayes, of the freshman class at
the Medical School.
Phi Chi will hold a dance on Novem-
Der "a at the Tea Cup Inn. Members of
the Alpha Kappa Kappa fraternity will
be the guests of honor.
Beta Alpha Chapter Of the Phi Mu has
announced the pledging of Misses Phebe
Gates, Edith Aultman. Elizabeth Swan
son, Louise Noonan, and Katherine Mo
ran.
Misse Loyzelle Callahan and Betty
Swanson attended a recent hop at An
napolis.
Phi Mu recently entertained Miss Field
er at luncheon.
Columbia Alpha Chapter Of Pi Beta
Phi has announced the pledging of Misses
Estella Brown, Irene Daniel, Margaret
Gaddis, Irene Huse. Nanette Hohizen.
Elaine and Heloise Lazarow, Kathleen
Moses, Elsie Nichols. Agnes Orr, Edna
Tucker, Martha Waring, and Ethel Yohe.
Miss Phyllis Stewart recently. enter
tanned Phi Beta Phi members and pledges
at her home.