Evening star., 1917-10-14
G. W. U. NOTES.

Albert L. Harris. professor OF archi-
lecture. has been granted years leave
of absence to become chief engineer OF
the bureau of yards and docks of the
Navy Department.
Mark R. Woodward, member of tho
faculty of the college of engineering.
has resigned to accept position as
engineer in a cement factory at Lam
caster Pa.
Naghi Kahn has returned to Column
bian College of the university for an
other years work.
Dick Wood of the law school has re-
ceived a commission IL the Engineer
Corps and is awaiting orders.
George Murphy Of the class Of '1S at
the law school is now connected with
the American legation at Bern. Switz-
erland.
Prof Maillet instructor in French
composition. has entirely recovered
from an illness which lasted nearly
month.
c. r Bon seignem Of the class OF IL
now is at Gull Lake. Sask-. Canada.
Sigma Chi Fraternity has announced
the pledging of Alexander W. Gregg.
Columbian College. '21: William Nor
reile. law school, '2o. and Charles NJ
Boteler, Columbian College. 81.
Paul Sheedy, member of Omicron
Chapter of Sigma Chi at Dickinson Law
School. has affiliated with the local
chapter and now is a Junior at the law
school
Sigma CHS from Fort Myer. Camp
Meade and Quantico. respectively. re-
Gently gave smoker at the chapter
house.
The sixty-sixth chapter of Sigma Chi
Fraternity recently was installed at the
University of Tennessee.
Kappa Sigma gave a rush smoker and
a rush dance recently. Prof. Merton
LIE Roy Ferson. acting dean Of the law
school, attended the smoker.
Margaret Gaddis. Ella Gardiner and
Peggy Brown OF Pi Beta Phi Sorority
have returned to the university after
taking summer school work at other in
stitutions. Miss Gaddis attended Cornell.
and Misses Gardiner and Brown were at
Columbia.
Hester Irene Munger Of Pi Beta Phi
has resumed her studies after spending
a year at the Conservatory OF Music in
Baltimore.
has left Washington with Mr.. Mitchell
for New York, where they will make
their home.
Miss Florence Goldsmith of Chi
Omega visited New York and Pitts
burg during the summer vacation.
Miss Genevieve Thomas and Miss
Norma Bose spent a part Of the summer
on cruise to the Rappahannock river.
Miss Katherine Trotter Of Chi Omega
attended summer school at the Univer-
Sity Of West Virginia.
Miss Ada Howell Of Chi Omega spent
the summer at Atlantic City.
Miss Elsie Broward has returned to
the university after spending the sum-
mer at her home in Florida.
Louise Lowber, who attended George
last year. has been ap-
pointed editor OF the weekly publics.
ton at the University Of New Mexico.
Mildred Mclaughlin. a Phi Mu from
the University of Texas. is a senior
this year at George Washington. She
has become affiliated with the local
chapter OF Phi NIu.
Catherine Moran of Phi Mu has re-
turned to the university after trip
UP the Hudson and 4 visit to West
Point.
Edith Aultman of Phi AIu is attend
ing the University of Missouri this
year.
is awaiting an assignment in the
dental corps.
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert
Stockton. L. $. ~, retired. president
of the university, spoke at a recent
smoker given by graduates and active
members Of Phi Sigma Kappa Fra
The following new members have
been pledged by Phi Sigma Kappa:
J. L. Marks. louisiana: II, L. Birch.
this city: NJ Wiseheart. New York
city: Mr.. Robey of Illinois. Mr.. Nc
Henry, this city; John Wright. Chi
cage; James Hornaday. this city, and
G.. Hinsch OF New York city.
Kappa Alpha has acquired new
home at 1908 Kalorama road.
Allison Chaplin and Elmer Monroe Of
Kappa Alpha are in France. the former
in the aviation service and the latter
N the Hospital Corps Milsten
Brandenburs is training in New York.
Tom Chapman is at Petersburg. Va:
Lester Burlingame is a second lieu
tenant in the Officers Reserve Corps,
Ben Weisblatt is second lieutenant in
the same service and William Bates
is in France.
Iheta Delta Chi has announced the
of Oscar NJ. Styron
Heinie Ravanel of Theta Delta Chi
Sho mas been surveying on the
Ianadfan boundary. will return to the
this year.