The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
G. v. u. NOTES.

&. v. i. NOTES.
/ Students in the Nurses Training School
at George Washington University recent
/ ly gave dance at the Cairo.
! Miss Margaret McLarren has been ap-
pointed press representative of the
I Nurses Training School for The Hatchet,
weekly student publication.
| George Bell, secretary OF the Univer-
| sity Athletic Association last year, has
| been appointed vice consul in the Ameri-
can consular service and is stationed at
! Calgary Canada.
! Prof Merton L. Ferson, OF the Law
| School, has returned from a trip to his
home in Iowa.
! Prof. J. L. Parks, chairman of the
| Law School library committee, has an
nounced that extensive additions to the
collection of law books soon will be
made. The Maine New Hampshire and
South Carolina reports. which are rare
and expensive, are among the books to
/ be purchased. The library then will
I have a complete reporter system ..,
! Dr. EIeanore Cushing. '16, Medical
/ School editor Of The Hatchet last year,
I has resigned her internship in the De-
/
/ Children to accept an appointment in the
( Milwaukee County Hospital, WaUwatosa,
I Wis.
| The Medical School Odroncaux prizes
/ OF $50 each for excellency in scholarship
| nave been awarded to William T. Gill;
| II, and John II. Lyons, 1s
| Dean William Cline Borden, of the
! Medical School, has Just completed an
| interesting course of lectures on the his
tory of medicine and surgery.
J. Houghten. u, Is an interne at
| George Washington University Hospital
W. F. Moxon, former Medical School
student, who now is attending the Col
| Iege Of Medicine Of the University of
| Tennessee, was a recent visitor in the
! city.
r. S. Pendexter, Medical School. is
! has returned from n trip to his home in
Connecticut.
Or. Nichols. of the class Of 13 at the
/ Veterinary College, recently addressed
! the juniors and seniors on the manu-
faCtgre of antt-AoE cholera serum and
! on his experiences in the transportation
Of. horses and mules for the British and
! French governments. He has made sew
eral trips to Europe, sailing from New
| Orleans and Norfolk. While in France he
visited Bordeaux and St Nazaire. AL
/ I,
! he heard the boom of the big guns.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Frnncis R. Vessel have
returned from a visit to New London,
Conn.
Lieut. Hornbaker, II, Veterinary Col
lege, now veterinarian at the United
States Army Remomt Station at Front
Royal, Va, recently visited the college.
DR.. VI. p. Cook, "A, Veterinary College,
and DR.. Lynn, IS both are engaged in
the active practice of veterinary medi-
cine, the latter in North Carolina.
George NJ. Berry, who received the de-
gree OF bachelor OF science in 1900 and
who for several years has been chief
chemist of the HalcOmb Steel Company,
Syracuse, n. Y, has been elected presi-
dent of the Syracuse section of the
American Chemical Society and also ap-
pointed lecturer on metallurgy in the
faculty Of applied sciences of Syracuse
University.
a committee. of which ]. Andrew
White is chairman, is arranging for the
annual Kappa Sigma alumni bancHlet
to be held on the night Of February "a
at the University Club. The guest of
honor will be Secretary Of the Treasury
McAdoo.
]. Stuart Hunt, OF Kappa Sigma, for
mer vice consul at Calcutta, has severed
his connection with the foreign service
and has opened a law Office here.
wild Bill' Morse, of Kappa Sigma,
has returned from a six weeks hunting
| trip in New Hampshire, during which
he bagged a 12-poInt buck Morse now
| Is with the Radcliffe Chautauqua Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Virgins, of
South Carolina, were recent dinner
guests at Kappa Sigma fraternity house.
Wallace Atherton has returned from
! Richmond, where he was a delegate to
the Phi Delta Phi convention.
Miss Lillian Powell. of Pulaski, Tenn
| Is visiting Miss Martha McGrew, of Pi
| Beta Phi.
Miss Doris Hays. of Kennett SQUARE.
Pa, daughter of the former Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture. was the recent
guest of Miss Martha Waring and Miss
Pat" Daniel, Of Pi Beta Phi.
Miss Prentiss. of Pi Beta Phi, recentIv
entertained at a tea in honor of Miss
Marion True, is.
Miss Edna Tucker, Of Pi Beta Phi re-
| Gently. entertained in honor of her house
guest and sister from Mt. Holyoke.
| Curtis Gentry, Louis Schroeder, and
| Harold Stafford recently were initiated
into Sigma Chi fraternity.
! Misses Margaret Knowles and Mabel
| Blanchard, of Chi Omega, recently were
| visitors in the city. They were grad
dated two years ago.
Miss Anna Mcknight. alunna or ~;
Omega, recently visited Washington.