The Washington herald., 1917-11-18
G. W. u. NOTES.

Journalism as a Profession" was
+, the subject of a lecture recently be-
fore students Of Eastern High School
by Prof. De Witt C. Croissant, head
of the journalism department at the
university.
Girl students and alumnae of the
university were entertained recently
at a suffrage tea at the headquarters
of the National Woman Suffrage AS
| ISOLATION.
e. H. Bernstein. rs. College Of En-
gineering, is now a deck officer on
board the u. S. s. Hydrogra pher,
stationed at Mobile, Ala. :
Prof. E. B. Dunstan, of the College
of Engineering, has just returned
| from an extensive inspection trip
| through the Middle West.
Four more students in the College
of Engineering have dropped their
| studies to enter the military service:
r. Z. Nafziger. S. Perlstein, Francis
! A. Smith and William S. Hance, jr.
J v. Winthrope O'Hara. secretary
and treasurer OF the freshman class
at the Law School. will leave soon
| for France. Mr.. O'Hara is a gradu-
ate CT Clark University.
Sam Shipman. 'ls. Law School. is
| prevented by business in Philadelphia
from returning to school this year.
| Mr.. Stukes, Is. Law School. has left
the university TO join the Naval Avia-
| ton Service.
Graeme Smallwood, of Columbian
College, has returned after an ex-
| tended vacation.
H. C. Nelms. of Columbian College.
| has been appointed official photog-
rapher for the Cherry Tree, student
year book.
| Fraternity recently held a tea dance
in honor of the Kappa Alphas in
| training camps at Qusntico. Va;
Belvoit. Va; Fort Myer. Va: Prince
ton Aviation Camp. n. j.: American
University Camp and Camp Meade.
| Rear Admiral Charles Herbert
Stockton. L. S. N, retired, president
of the university. and Mrs. Stock
ton were the honor guests. Among
other prominent persons attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Folk,
Col. and Mrs. William Cline Bor-
den. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. James Jesse
| Mayes, Mr. and Mrs. John l. Writ.
| Mrs. w. B. Myers. Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Conrad. James Lee Bost. and
DR.. Charles Clinton Swisher.
! Lieut.. Howard Dix, OF Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, has been ordered back to
Washington after an extended trip
| to Detroit and Rochester. He will
reside at the chapter house.
! Frederick Wood, of Worcester Poly
technic Institute. is residing at the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter house.
C. c. Caswell, of Sigma Alpha Ep-
siion. has been commissioned a lieu
tenant in the regular artillery and
| has been ordered to Fort Sill, Okla.
Robert Kilmartin. OF Sigma Alpha
| Epsilon, has completed his trainins
course at the Marine Camp at Guam
| tico. Va, and has been assigned to
| duty at the Washington Navy Yard.
/ William Lane, 81. Columbian Col
lege, has been pledged to membership
| in Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
| Phi Mu recently held a dance at
| the home of Miss Betty VOORHEES,.
! Miss Loyzelle Callihan, who was
graduated last spring. has returned
to the university for evening classes
and again lis active in the work of
J Phi Mu Sorority.
Phi Mu recently held luncheon
! for some of the university boys now
in the military service. Mrs. Bar
/ clay and Mrs Metzerott were chap
erones
Teas are being given every Thurs
day afternoon by Miss Mabel Scott
! for the members of Pi Beta Phi.
Miss Mary Hotchkiss, of Chi
Omega. Is spending the winter in
| Washington.
Sigma Kappa has announced the
| pledging of Miss Henrietta Brumm,
| 10.
Miss Yetta Brez and Meta Neu-
mann, OF Sigma Kappa, have re-