Evening star., 1917-11-04

acting in a similar capacity tor a.
dental students.
DR.. FRANKS seminar course In H
conducted on Tuesday nights at inc
Government Hospital for the Insane.
The library of the medical school hn1
received more than . dozen rare oooA1
the gift OF DR.. Pagan.
DR.. natter Of the medical school y
conducting third-year Qui1ses, whnS
DR.. Mallory IL auixzing the fourth-yss&
students.
year at the medical school is Keeping
the class exceptionally busy. %.
II. s. Ward. Engineering College, ~
has returned to the university aIteF
being rejected from Camp Meade DE-
cause of heart trouble.
William K wilbur. student In G0lumS
bian College and son Of Dean Wn!iAm
Allen wilbur, Is now stationed ae
Charleston. 8. C.. having Joined the Ma
The senior class Of the dental cols
lege recently hsld . smoker at the
Sigma Chi fraternity house. Amone
the entertainers were 'Heiner LowrY,
Mann $ and d Edwsrd Rosenbioom.
Prof. Muncaster's course in phaxmA.
ceuticai jurisprudence has been sniSteo
to the FIRST semester to gtvo the colle9e
ss time y. to .ssss: ss.sSs
recently vacated by Prof. Floyd.
Joseph Kreiselman Of the Medical
School. '1s. has accepted . position ~
ths TiEssaey r Ksse sna aGsR1isl WIIiiam K. w1,.
son Of tho University OF Maryiand
have registered with the sophonose
class at the Medical School.
Kappa Sigma has initiated Cleveland
20: Earl Van Wagner. law. 20, anu
Anton Kaufman, Columbian CoueGe,
sigma Nu has announced the initaa-
College. coli Ill Milo j. sutiiis. ensinssring.
FL: Rodger D. 0essford. Columbian Cols
le9e. IL: Leo A. Swem. engineering. z!S
George r. Sheriff. law. II; HeTber 4.
Liam NJ. MuIiisan. engineering.
c. J. Faist Of Phi Sigma Kappa has
received q second lieutenant's commits
sion In the intelligence department OF
the National Army.
J. H Bait Of Phi Sigma Kappa has re-
ceived q first lieutenanfs commission in
the adjutant generals department.
Kappa Alpha recently held its third
house. 1908 Kalorama road northwest
Robert Peter Of Kappa Alpha, left re-
Gently for naval duty At Norfolk. Va
Detlow Narthinson, N. T. Raymond
md. and oeorFe Cooper. p, member 40. Of Thet.
In the Coast Artillery Corps, have ar.
rived safely at q British port. accord.
ing to letters received by fraternity
brothers.
graduate association Of Theta Delta
Chi, recently visited the chapter house.
Grick Farmer. 10. Of Theta Delta
Chi. has gone to Cleveland to practice
law.
Ray Hinton of Sigma Phi Epsilon has
left for France In the capacity OF neld
clerk.
Major classes of the domestic science
department Of Armstrong Manual
Training School recently prepared an
exhibit of. canned products, preserves.
jellies. pickles and war breads Tor Lin
coin Temple Church In connection win
It's harvest home festival. Breads made
from corn meal. rice, rye and oatmeal
were sampled by a large number OF
persons present. The recipe used 1of
corn bread is an Armstrong creation
rent number Of the Journal Of Home
Economies.
: The exhibit and demonstration was
directed by the Armstrong domestic
copies of the ten lessons in food COM
servation published by the food ad-
ministration.
Pupils of S-B grade, Adams School.
Miss A.rP. Stromberger. teacher. play
ed The Merchant Of Venice" Friday
afternoon. Miss Leatitia Bolton por-
| trayed Portia and Henry Zuberans took
the part of Shylock. The merchant was
| John Wilkes and Charles Lynon was
Rassanio. The proceeds. $3.50. Will go
for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Washington College of Law.
| Seven woman graduates were recent
! ly admitted to practice before the
Court of Appeals on motion OF the hon-
orary dean, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
They were Miss Bessie Cohen. Miss
Clara Friedman, Miss Elizabeth c. Har-
| ris Mrs. Edith Blaisdell Newman. Miss
| Adele Smith, Mrs. Ella Royal Williams
! and Mrs Leslie Boudinot Wright. Miss
Mary O'Too1e, '0S, appeared in the court
| on the same morning as attorney IN a
! case.
| Miss Alice B. Preuss. '16. now law
| clerk with the reclamation service at
| Ell Paso, Tex, has recently been ad-
mitted to practice before the California
bar.
Harry F. Masman, '1s. has recently
| been admitted to the Michigan bar and
| is in active practice in Detroit
Judah Lawrence Emanuel, '16, IS IN
Miss Florence Etheridge. II, now =
member of the college faculty, was re-
Gently elected fourth vice president OF
the National Federation OF Federal
Employees. 49,.
| in active practice in Chicago. was
elected recording secretary OF the Ma
tional Federation of College Women at
the biennial convention held recently
at Portland. Ore
Mrs. Louis L. Korn, III. is travelling
| in California.
Miss Ruth [. Halpenny. rs, is in
Chicago and will remain there for sew
Mrs. Ethel Smith Boughton. 10. is in
New York with the League to Enforce
Peace.
First Lieut. George H. Foster. 8. c..
us R., of the class Of 1918. has been
assigned to duty at Camp Meade.
Capt. Benjamin A. Ball, '15. who is
stationed at Camp Lee. was In Wash
ington several days last week on lib
erty bond work.
A letter has been received from Jo-
seph H. Sheppard. IS, who Is an Army
field clerk in the adjutant generals Of
nee with the American expeditionary
forces.
ALLEGORY OF THE TREE
EXPLAINS ARMY INSIGNIA