The Washington herald., 1917-12-16
C. W. U. NOTES..

Ellis Glycofriedes. Of the College
Of Pharmacy. hss been delegated by
the senior class to arrange for the
distribution Of graduation rings.
Students at the Veterinary College
are talking Of taking advantage of
the frequent military clinics held at
Mt. Ida, Va. and at Fort Myer
on. Sunday mornings. The senior
class at the college has presented
Lieut.. Nelron Moffat, v. r. c..
Twelfth Field Artillery. a military
travelling kit in appreciation of his
work at the Mt. Ida clinics.
Half Of the senior class of the
Veterinary College recently attended
clinic at Bethesda, Md. DR.. r.
Kelser. Of the Department OF Ag-
riculture. was in charge.
"Steye" Brodie. rs, has left the
Law School to enter the aviation
stction of the army. ~
Donald D. Shepard, of the Law
School. has been elected for the senior
class.
d. Davidson, '1s. who left the Law
School at the beginning Of the pres
ent year. has received a commits
sion in the aviation service.
The Junior class at the Law School
has elected the following officers:
President, Joseph r. Schaaff; vice
president, William Humphrey syden-
ham; secretary-treasurer. William
Allen: and editor. Miss Newsome
The freshman class Of the Medical
School gave a dance recently at the
Chevy Chase library. The chaperones
were DR.. and Mrs. Carl Davis, DR..
and Mrs. Molzahn. and DR.. and Mrs.
o. b. Hunter Music was furnished
by the jolly Jinnies' Jazz Band.
Owing to nervous breakdown, DR..
MolZahn. associate professor OF anat-
omy and histology in the Medical
School, has been compelled TO give up
his duties at the university.
]. Klemme, Medical School, 20, has
returned from a short trip TO Reading.
Pa.
Vail Minnick, Medical School. 30
recently visited friends in Baltimore.
William Marshall Bland. Of. the
Medical School, has returned from a
hunting trip in Virginia.
Spancer b. Michael, College Of En-
gineering, '19. has enlisted in the cleo
trical division of the Ordance Corps
and now is in training at Rock Is
land, Ill.
Frank Gartside, College of En-
gineering, 'ls, recently was detailed TO
Fort McHenry TO work on the plans
OF the Francis Scott Key memorial.
c. NJ. Funkhouser, College of En-
gineering. 20. has enlisted as a civil
engineer in the Ordnance Corps.
Norman Stockett, F. Walter and R
Gessford, all of Columbian College
have left the university to enlist in
the army.
Kappa Alpha fraternity has an.
nounced the pledging OF MessrS Ha-
zelbush and Wilson Of Columbian Col
lege.
Kappa Alpha will give its Christmas
dance on the evening of December q
Ensign Beck OF Cornell. who is in
training at Annapolis, was a recent
visitor at the Kappa Sigma chapter
house
Zack Dowling OF Alabama, a Kappa
Sigman member. has entered Colum-
bian College.
Douglas Reid OF Kappa Sigma has
enlisted in the aviation service.
Pete Chamberlain, Theta Delta Chi,
'16, has left the aviation school at
Georgia Tech for France.
Leonard E. Stapleton. ~. and I. A.
Chapman, IA. both Theta Delta Chi
members. are now residing at the local
chapter house.
Earl Jeffery Law, Theta Delta Chi.
II. has received a commission as
captain in the Coast Artillery Re-
serve Corps, and will leave shortly
for Fort Howard.
Lieut.. Fred L. Pierce, of Sigma Nu.
visited the local chapter house re-
Gently. Lieut.. W. r. Snyder. OF
Gamma Alpha Chapter. was another
recent visitor.
Rodger D. Gessford. OF Sigma Nj
who recently enlisted in the artillery,
has left for Columbus. Ohio.
Ralph J. Sterling, of Sigma M, has
received a commission in the Ord
nance Corps and has been detailed
to Chicago.