The Washington herald., 1917-12-09
G. W. u. NOTES.

lambda Chapter. of Phi Sigma Kap-
pa fraternity, has announced the
pledging OF William N. Ballinger, Of
Denver. Colo.
NJ. B. wiseheart. 20, Of Phi Sigma
Kappa, has enlisted in the Signal
Corps He will be stationed In Wash
ington,
D. g. Tower. graduate of the Massa-
chusette Agricultural College, who Is
engaged in special work in Washing
ton for the Federal Horticultural
Board. IL q frequent visitor at Phi
Sigma Kappa fraternity house.
Kappa Sigma has announced the ini-
tiation OF 2. Alvin Biggs, Columbia
College. 19; Everett L Bradley, Medi-
cal School, 20; Ralph e. Heitmuller,
Columbian College. '21, and wilfred H.
Hayes, Columbian College, p.
Lieut.. Wilson. Of the University of
Washington, who Is stationed at Guam
tco, was a recent guest at Kappa Sig
ma fraternity house.
Sigma Phi Epsilon has announced
the initiation Of l. D. Whitaker, Co
lumbian College; G. L. Reeves, Col
lege Of Engineering; G. F. Ruck. Law
School, and R H. johnson, College Of
engineering
A. Thompson, Of the University of
Pennsylvania, and B. Evans, Of Colo
RADIO. now are residing at Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity house.
Lieut.. Col. Halsey Dunwoody, '03, of
Theta Delta Chi, Is now in France
with the Signal Corps.
The following out-of-town fraternity
men are now staying at the Theta Del
Ia Chi chapter house: Gerald P.
Young, Is; Virgil NJ. KneisIey, IL;
Capt Edward Van Wrinkle. 90; Capt
Robert s. F1esheim, '04; Roy L Side
linger. Is; John NJ Borden, II; Sidney
D. Kirkpatrick, "6. and Reidel G..
Sprague. IS.
Capt Edward Van Wrinkle, Of Theta
Delta Chi, has been ordered to
France.
Forty-eight members Of Theta Delta
Chi fraternity have enlisted in the
military service. A service flag now
is flying at the chapter house, 1872 CAL
vert street northwest.
Theta Delta Chi recently gave a
dance at the chapter house.
Miss Mary Newcomb, of Sigma Kap-
pa, has returned from a short trip to
Richmond, Va
Miss Frances Park, Of Sigma Kap-
pa. has returned from a trip to Balti-
more.
Sigma Kappa has announced the
pledging Of Leila B. Hardell.
The Chi Omegas entertained recently
at dish party"
Pi Beta Phi recently gave It's first
"cookey shine Of the year.
Pi Beta Phi gave a tea-dance at the
Cairo recently.
+ The Architectural Club was ad-
dressed on Tuesday night by Prof. A
L Harris on the new system Of sew
age disposal now being installed in
Baltimore. Later in the year the club
will make an inspection tour Of the
new system, under direction OF Prof.
Harris.
Mrs. Marietta stockard Albion re-
Gently entertained the Washington
branch Of the Story Tellers' League in
the Arts and Sciences Department as
sembly hall by telling an Irish folk
tale, entitled Queen CoIdheart." Miss
Maud Lee told negro dialect stories
from the writings Of Paul Lawrence
Dunbar. and songs were sung by Earl
Carbaugh.
Members Of the woman's University
Club have been busy selling chocolate
to raise money for the purchase of
tablecloths and other necessities for
the club rooms. The work was under
direction Of Miss Florence Bennett.
Many of the students bought the candy
for soldiers In France and forwarded
the packages as Christmas gifts.
: The annual dance Of the Pan-Hellenic
Association was given last night at
the Cairo. Miss Annie Cardwell, presi-
dent Of the association. headed the
receiving line, assisted by the deans of
the various colleges and their wives,
who served as chaperones. The Ebbitt
Orchestra furnished the music.