Evening star., 1917-06-03
IN THE SCHOOLS.

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-VHE Alumni Bulletin. omcaal
publication Of the Eastern
High School Alumni Associa-
tion, just issued. has . dis
tinctly patriotic air, telling Of
Eastern High graduates who have eu-
tered the military service or are plan
ming to enter. 1t also notes that VIII
liam T. Pierson, 's7, Is the author Of 3
popular patriotic song and that Samuel
C. Spaulding. former student at East
ern. has written song to the air Of
the "Marseillaise."
The records as given in the Bulletin
show that six Eastern boys" Stirling
Wilson. II; Larry Pope. IA: whitley p.
Mccoy, IL; Dave Mccoy. IA; Main San
doe. Is. and Gilbert c. CLARKE, 'l5. have
Himmler II. has entered the Naval Re
serve: Edwin Walsh. Is. has enlisted
and is now serving as radio operator
at Fort Myer; Herbert Shinn. ia. and
pointed assistant surgeons in the Medi-
cal Reserve Corps; Stirling Taylor, IL.
is a member of the Naval Medical
Corps; George Barry. '9S. has been ap-
Frederick W. Albert and Walter c.
Adams have been commissioned captains
in the Oficers' Reserve Corps, and these
nine Fasteners have entered the On
GERS Reserve camp at Fort .S Mysr; Ben.
Raymond G. Clark. Is: Clifford v.
Church. '93; Ralph E. Ogle. '13; Haw-
ley A. Smith. IA: Carlyn Guy. 1z;
Frank Greer. ex'15; A Zane Plyes, 'os,
Maj. Henry Leonard. U. s. M. C.. sn-
other Fastener, is active in the work
of recruiting for the Marine Corps. in
which Howard America, '15. and Laun-
dreville Ledeoux, Is. have enlisted
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Sewing done by girls in the Cranch
and Tyler schools Is to be exhibited at
a meeting of the Cranch-Tyler Home
and School Association to be held FRI
day afternoon at o'clock in the Tyler
building. Miss E. B. Suman and Miss
e. L. Thornton are to be in charge OF
the exhibit.
Resolutions urging the reappointment
of Ernest H. Daniel and William 7:
Galliher as members of the board OF
education have been sent to the Judges
Of the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia by the District OF Column
bia Federation of Women's Clubs. The
resolutions commend the position taxi
en- by the two members during the re-
cent controversy regarding the reap
pointment of Ernest L. Thurston as
superintendent Of public schools.
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All children in the vicinity Of the
Cranch and Tyler schools are to be In
vited. with their parents. to take part
in a community basket picnic to be
pices of the Cranch-Tyler Home and
School Association. Games and other
amusements are being planned.
Mrs. I. E. Mudd and Mrs. E. Edwards
are in charge of refreshments and Mrs.
]. vernstein Is chairman of the COM
mittee on transportation. Members OF
the entertainment committee are: Mrs.
George H. Moran. chairman: Mrs. c. o.
Thompson. Mrs E. Lang, Mrs. E. r.
Frisbie. Mrs. A. PotZler, Mrs. A. Raum
and Miss E. Wood.
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The Sumner School Parent-Teachef
Association held its final meeting for
the year Thursday night. patriotic
program was given by the children
Action was taken asking for certain
repairs for the building.
G. W. q. Notes.
Miss Emily Robertson of Virginia Al
Randolph Macon woman's College. was
a recent house guest of Miss Elizabeth
Wilbur. daughter of Dean William Ale
len Wilbur OF Columbian College.
Miss Bertha Stanton was recent
ton of Pi BefaIfhi.
guest M t Of Pi BAts Phi in the sorority
rooms.
Phi recently gave shower for Miss
Edith Thomas.
Phi Mu has announced the initioel0n
Of Miss Mary Elizabeth Speiser.
Miss Elizabeth Fielder of Phi Mu has
Damascus. Va.
Miss Louise Noonan was hostess at a
recent card party for the benefit OF the
law school
of Chi Omega recently spent the weeH
end at Charlotte Hall Md
Zeta Chapter of Sigma Kappa has Sh.
nounced the initiation of Miss MarSaret
Miss Emma Kline of Epsilon Chapter
of sigma Kappa, the grand counciIor OF
the sorority, was a recent guest OF Heta
Chapter. er,n
Acker James Houehton and severAti
other members of Sigma Chi nave re-
ceiyed commissions in the OnlceIs ~
serve Corps and have left the city Tor
various training camps; s. ~, -.
The active chapter OF Sigma thi re-
Gently held a dance at the chapter
house.
The annual founders day dinner and
dance of Sigma Chi will be held at tne
Washington Golf and Country Ciuo
next Saturday.
The Pyramid Honor Society recently
held it's spring initiation.
Kappa Sigma recently gave an IN
formal dance at the chapter house Tne
annual dance in honor of the senior
classes was given last night
Bates NJ StovalI. Louis McRevnolds'
John L. Tunstall and H. f. Richard
son of Kappa Sigma have received
commissions in the Ofcers Reserve
corps. Fred NJ. Fogle and Edwin Burt
of the same fraternity have commis-
sions in the Quartermaster's Depart
ment and the Engineers corps. re.
snectiyely Arthur j. Gronna .ano
Maurice Bradley are in the university
Coast Artillery Company
NJ. r. Thornton. Gamma Kappa
chanter of Kappa Sigma. University OF
Ok1ahoma. and Mrs. Thornton were
recent dinner guests OF the local
chapter. "a.
Phi Sigma Kappa recently held its
final house dance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold J. Dorus OF Rno
Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa were re-
cent guests of the local chapter
The following Phi Sigma Kappa mem-
hers have enlisted in various branches
of the military service: Charies
Stewart, Elmer Stewart carl Faist.
Norman s. Meese. Herbert Chaddtck,
Samuel Shields and Walter Hoer
Dyer Merriam. a Vermont alumnus OF
Sigma Nu has received a commission
in the officers Reserve Corps
Washington College of Law Notes.
The examinations at the college for
the present scholastic year are over,
and the board of trustees met FRIDAY
night at the college TO act on the rec
concentrations of the dean, Miss Emma
NJ C;ilIett as to the degrees to be con-,