Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
DR.. George II. Gillette. Veterinary

Dr. George II. Gillette. Veterinary
College. '13. is in the city on a visit
Members of the senior class at the
Veterinary College were permitted to
take their final examinations early so
as to make them eligible for the army
examination to be held beginning to-
morrow.
Miss Ruth Phillips of Teachers Col
lege has obtained position in the
Department of Agriculture.
Mrs. Reginald Gear. formerly Miss
Dorothy Sma1lwood. recently entertain
ed the alumnae and active chapter Of
Pi Beta Phi at a box party at Keith g. In
honor of Miss Marguerite Weller.
Misses Ella Gardner and Lasalia Nc
Caffrey of Pi Beta Phi have organized
Red Cross class in connection with
the municipal. Fairgrounds.
Pi Beta Phi entertained recently in
honor of Miss May L. Keller. grand
president.
Chi Omega recently entertained Dean
Hodgkins, Dean Wilbur and Dean
Ruediger at luncheon.
Phi Mu has cancelled all formal activ-
tiles on account of the war.
Mrs. Charles G. Edison. grand presi-
dent of Phi Mu. and the Baltimore
Alumnae Association were recent guests
of Phi Mu.
Miss Edith Aultman and Miss Eleanor
Richards attended the recent gradua-
ton exercises at West Point.
Emil E. Hurja. secretary to Delegate
Kappa Sigma house. He organized the
most northern Greek letter organiza-
ton in the world, the Kappa Sigma
Alumni Club of Juneau. One mem
Eta. Glorge Washington University.
was the first mayor of Anchorage,
Alaska.
Fred NJ. Fogle of Kappe Sigma has
received a commission as captain in the
Officers Reserve Corps.
a nf TO a
Chi recently entertained the president
of the central governing body of the
fraternity. Seward G. Spoor, who was
accompanied by Mrs. Spoor.
smoker. Among those participating in
the program were DR.. Taliferro of
Maryland State College, James Lee
Bost, S. Clark Cross and Leroy Boyd.
w. w. Hubert of Sigma NJ has re-
turned from Espanola, n. NJ. where he
had been employed for the past few
months.
Sigma NJ has announced the pledging
of Robert P. Schmehl, arts and science
department. 20.
Dyer Merriam of Sigma Nu recently
took the examination for commission in
the Officers Reserve Corps.
Prof. Richard Cobb, secretary of the
university. is at work listing events
sororities and other student organiza-
tions have been requested to send in
announcements of activities. The pro-
gram will go to the printer this week.
Thirty-fve Masons who are students
of the George Washington University
have organized the George Washington
University Masonic Club. The officers
of the new organization are: A. B.
Estes president: L. Z. Mueller, Adolph
Holm and A. Fl. Russell vice presidents.
and ]. A. Fray. secretary.
Five men. members of three winning
debating teams of the George Washing
ton University, were initiated into
Delta Sigma Rho fraternity Thursday
night. They are Gilbert Lewis Hall,
Harry Stearns Taylor. Howard Marie
Brock, William Ewing. Kemp and An
drew Clifford Wilkins. The local
chapter also voted to admit as af
filiated member Arthur Van Meter of
Ohio.
Officers of the society. who were elect
ed last night, were: Herbert w. Cor
nell. reelected president; Gilbert Lewis
Hall. vice president, and Harry Stearns
Taylor, secretary and treasurer.