Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

q Cfoissant. had o. the 5eazna21
department 1t the university.
Girl students and alumnas q -
university were entertained ro0o0zly
at a suffrage tea at the headQuaStet1
Of the National Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION.
E. H. Bernstein. college Of enG4nsers
ing. '1s. now IL a deck ofaosr On the
U. s. s: photographer. stationed It Mos
bile. Ala.
Prof E. N. Dunstan Of the oollsgs q
engineering has just returned from a
extensive inspection trip through the
middle west.
Four more students in the college of
engineering have dropped their studies
to enter the military service. They are
r. E. Nafxiger, s. Perlstein, FranCl0 A.
Smith and William g. Hance. 3r.
treasurer OF the freshman class a3 the
law school. will leave soon for Franco
Mr. O'Hara is a graduate Of Clark Unia
versity.
Sam shipman. law school. ~. - pre-
vented by business in Philadelphia
Graeme SmaNwood of Columbiau
College. has returned after an EXTENDS
ed vacation.
H. C. Nelms of Columbian College has
been appointed official photographs
for the Cherry Tree. student year book.
Alpha M Chapter OF Kappa Alpha
Fraternity recently held tea danos
training camps at Quantico. Va: Bed
voir. Va; Fort Myer. Va; Prnceton
Aviation Camp N. J.: American uni.
xersity Camp and Camp Meade; No.
ton. U. s. N. retired. president Of the
university, and Mrs. Stockton were the
honor guests. Among other prominent
persons attending were Mr.. and MIA
Tr~1lx al IN
Cline Borden. Lieut. Col. and Mrs
James Jesse Mayes, Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Writ, Mrs. w. B. Myers, Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Conrad, James Lee Bost ana
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. and he Will live
at the chapter house.
C. C. Caswell Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
has been commissioned a lieutenant In
the regular artillery and has been or
dered to Fort Sill. Okla
Robert Kflmartin of Sigma Alpha Ep.
silon has completed his training course
at the marine camp at Quantico. Va.
and has been assigned to duty at the
Washington navy yard.
William Lane, Columbian Colleges
'21. has been pledged to membership in
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Phi Mu recently held q dance ut tho
home Of Miss Betty Voorhees,.
Miss Loyzelle Callihan. who YVES
graduated last spring. has returned to
the university for evening classes and
again is active in the work OF Phi Mu
Sorority.
Phi. Mu recently held a luncheon fop
some Of the university boys now in tho
military service. Mrs. Barclay and MrA
Metzerott were chaperons.
Teas are being given every ThufUs
day afternoon by Miss Mabel Scott for
the members of Pi Beta Phi.
Sigma Kappa has announced the
pledging of Miss Henrietta Brumm, 10.
Miss Mary Newcombs recently enter
tanned at a dance for members Of Sigma
Kappa.
Misses Yetta Brez and Meta Neu.
mann of Sigma Kappa have returned
dolph Macon Woman's College.
walt Ruffner of Sigma Chi has been
appointed a vice consul in Canada.
Henry Lowry of Sigma a Chi has re-
Theta Delta Chi recently gave .
dance at the chapter house. Dean VIII
liam Allen Wilbur and Mrs Wilbur
were among the chaperons.
Edwin B. Harry. Theta Delta Chi. Is.
has finished his ground school course
in flying at Princeton and soon Will
sail to an English flying school to
complete his work for a commission
in the Aviation Corps.
Harry Hough Of Theta Delta Chi 10
expecting a commission In the Naval
Flying Corps. He now holds a posa.
| ton in the Agricultural Department.
Washington College Of Law.
Robert c. Tracy Of the class Of 1913
has been ordered to France in the serv-
ice of the Teasury Department.
The class Of 1919 at a recent meeting
adopted the suggestion Of the honorary
dean, Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey. that
the annual college banquet be omitted
this year on account Of war conditions
and buffet supper followed by dane
Ing substituted. Following the usual
program, in which representatives OF
all the classes take part. John J. De-
why was elected as class speaker for
this occasion.
Judge Stanton J. Peelle's course Of
lectures on partnership Tuesday after.
Moons will continue until the Christ.
mas holidays.
The parliamentary law class meets
Tuesday afternoons with Mrs. Nahette
B. Paul of the class of 1900 and author
of "PauFs Parliamentary Law"
Mrs. Arthur Keith, class of 1917, II
still at her country home at Greenfield.
n H. She and Mr.. Keith have been
making additions to their cottage and
entertaining guests all summer They
will return to Washington for Thanks
giving.
John ]. DevIny. class of 1918. and
Thomas F. Flaherty. class of 1920. have
gone to Buffalo as delegates to the
labor convention.
The class of 1913 has lost one of its
members in the marriage of Miss LeotA
Simpson. November II. to Mr.. Sanders,
who has recently been appointed AZ
United States consul at Bluefelds,
Nicaragua. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders left
Immediately for Bluefields, via New
Orleans.