The Washington herald., 1917-03-18
G. v. U. NOTES

Randolph c. Shaw, Law, I6, who Is now
connected with the Bos ton Globe, was IN
the city recently.
Max Rhoade of the Law School, now "a
Washington corresondent of the Ameri-
can Jewish Chronicle.
Robert Oden, Medical School. IL, has
just completed a series OF original ex-
periments on different phases of paraly-
sis in experimental animals. The work
attracted the attention OF Dr. Shepard l.
Franz, Of the faculty. who offered many
valuable suggestions.
Tho freshman class Of the Medical
School recently held a dance at the
Chevy Chase library. DR.. and Mrs
Hunter and DR.. and Mrs Buchanan
chaperoned the affair. The committee in
charge Nof arrangements was composed
of @. v. Minnick. chairman; F. Myers
and c. R King.
William T. Gill. Jr., J. Mann, B. Boil
ton and G. Dowling. all of the Medical
School. have been commended for public
health service work n endered during In
augural week.
DR.. NJ. w. Lyon. jr. Of the Medical
School faculty, is author of an article
on inaccuracies in the Size Of Hema-
cytometer Chambers and Pipets," pub
lished in a recent issue of the Journal
OF the American Medical Association.
A lecture course in military surgery
and hygiene for seniors soon wall be
started at the Medical School obi. L
A. LaGarde, U. 8. A. will conduct the
course.
Prof. George Neely Henning, head of
the department of roma nee languages and
president Of the Harvard Club of the
District, is the contributor Of several
notes on French lenses to Modern Lam
guage Notes for March.
Among the new students in Teachers
College are the following teachers
Charles NJ. Thompson, Miss Catherine e.
Trotter and Miss Alice C. Vessels.
DR.. ]. P. Turner, Of the faculty of
the Veterinary College. gave a clinic re-
Gently at the Government Hospital for the
Insane. The immunizing of hogs axainst
cholera was demonstrated.
The Veterinary Medical Association was
addressed at its last meeting by w. c.
Pulsifer. II; F. r. Lanahan, is: P, H
Vessel, IS, and r. W. Newman, '1s.
Dean Buckingham, of the Veterinary
College, recently visited his farm In Vir-
ginia-
Earl S. Neal. A. NJ. 1s, is teaching his.
tory and philosophy at Bridgewater Col
lege, Bridgewater, Va.
The Interfraternity Association will
meet Tuesday night at the Kappa Signs
Inc lnlerITaIeTnlLy
prom will be held at Rauscher's or
the night of April %. The Meyer Davis
orchestra has been engaged for the oe-
cas1on.
Miss Rose W4nz'eman. phi Mru from
Knox College, Galesburg, H., was q guest
Of the Phi Mu girls recently.
Phi Mu recently entertained at q sup
per party in the chapter rooms.
Beta Alpha Chapter OF Phi Mu recent.
iy held its Founders Day exercises In
the chapter rooms.
The annual Kappa Sigma alumni dance
was held recently at the chapter house
Among recent visitors at the Kappa
Sigma Chapter House were Capt
Skunk and Lieut.. Smith. Lehigh; Mr.
Denny, Virginia Polytechnical Insti-
tute; Mr.. Reid. University of Pennsyl-
vania; Mr.. Williams. Arkansas; Mr.
Decker, Yale; Mr.. Jeffrys. Virginia; Mr.
Young. Trinity; Mr.. Chaplin, Stamford
Mr.. Seldomridge. Colorado College, and
Messrs. Butler, Miles, Racon, Diggs
and warfield, Maryland.
Kappa Sigma recently entertainee
Mrs. J. A. white, Of Augusta. Ca; MIA
Opal Matson, Of Lynchburg. Va. as.t
Miss Corinne Sch ,unn. of .rlz, Pa
Rodney Lynn. of Kappa Sigma, hal
returned from Richmond where he. had
been conyalescing from . brsl<sz
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