The Washington herald., 1917-04-29
G. ". U. NOTES

The annual Tri-Province convention of
the First, Second, and Ninth Provinces
of Sigma Chi was held recently at the
Shoreham. Delegates representing twen-
ty-five chapters and four alumni chap
| ters attended. together with the grand
consul of the fraternity and several
ether grand officers.
Sigma Chi has announced the initIa-
tion of Charles Valaer, Columbian Col
Iege, 20.
Miss Sophia p. woodman. a prominent
Pi Beta Phi girl from New York. was
e recent luncheon guest OF the local
chapter.
Pi Beta Phi recently gave tea at the
Cairo as a benefit for the Pi Beta Phi
settlement School.
Every Kappa Sigma member who en-
lists I'm the army or navy will carry
with him a small silk flag, the gift Of
| the fraternity Fourteen men received
the first allotment OF flags at a recent
| smoker. Addresses were delivered by
Rear Admiral Cary +. Grayson, DR..
Leonard H. English, J. Stuart Hunt. and
| DR.. A. F. W. Schmidt.
Miss Louise Carmen. Of swarthmore
College. was entertained at luncheon re-
Gently by Chi Omega
Miss Myrtle King, Of Chi Omega, gave
whose marriage to Charles Hammel will
take place on May 5.
The Theta Delta Chi Graduate Associa-
tion recently met at the chapter house
Theta Delta Chi gave a luncheon re-
entity in honor of "Jim" Bradbury, who
was here with Have a Heart"
Julian Cunningham, Theta Delta Chi,
'16, has received a commission In the
army and now is the Oficers' School
| Leavenworth, Kan.
Messrs. Mccoy. Collins. and johnson,
Of the Law School, have Just enlisted
in the District National Guard.
John P. Helman, OF the Law School.
has enlisted In the Naval Reserve.
| DR.. ]. P. Turner. Of the Veterinary
| College, has returned from a speciaI
inspection tour in Harrisburg, Pa.
| The seniors and juniors of the Vet
Urinary College, recently inspected a herd
OF dairy shorthorn cattle on the farm of
Joseph Letter. near Chain Bridge.
Dean Buckingham, of the Veterinary
College, recently visited New York CITY
for few days.
DR.. Turner. of the Veterinary College,
1 has been appointed a member of the
special committee on army veterinary
service appointed by the American Vet
Urinary Medical Association. The
other members or-the COMMITTEES are Drs.
c. ]. Marshall, v. A. Moore. r A
Bolser, and L A. Merillat
| DR. ]. w. Bovee, professor OF pvner-
cology at the Medical School, has re-
turned to his classes after a brief NJ
ness.
DR.. Sherman Echols, who has spent the
past half year in Mlddelsex Hospital.
London, has been appointed a resident
intern at the University Hospital.
DR.. Oscar B. Hunter, professor OF his
toIogy at the Medical School, recently
lectured to the girls of the university on
Elementary Principles Of Bacteriology -
Thomas cajlgas, Is. assisted in the dem
onstrations.
| Henry w. Leetch, Is, was a visitor
at the Medical School recently.
McNeir Smith, of Cornell. who was
cheering at George Washington Uni
versity, recently paid the university a
| visit
Walter Johannessen, graduate in civil
engineering, recently visited the univer-
sity.
Tom Peyton. Columbian College, 90
has enlisted In Troop B, District Ma
f-tional Guard
Miss Margaret West. Phi Mu from
Hollins College, Hollins, Va. was a re-
cent luncheon guest Of the local Phi
Mu girls.
Sigma Kappa recently held dance at
the Cairo.
Mildred Platt, of Epsilon Chapter, SYRIA
cuse University, New York, was re-
cent guest Of the local chapter.
Phi Sigma Kappa has announced the
Initiation of Homar A Dinnewitz, Vet,
is. and Earl Ruth, Columbian College,
20.
Kappa Alpha recently held members
smoker. Among those who participated
in the program were Dr. Taliaferro, of
Maryland State College; James Lee Bost.
s. Clark Cross. and Leroy Boyd. of the