The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
C. W. u. NOTES.

Epsilon. who has been serving with
the British troops in Northern
France, has returned to the CITY,.
Kenneth q. Pringle, law school.
'1s. has returned from overseas and
II now at Camp Lee, Va.
Lou" Guarnieri. of Sigma Chi. has
left the city on a visit to his family
in Warren, Ohio.
Gamma Eta Chapter of Delta Tau
Delta has announced the initiation
of Edmund Ellerson, Leo J. Rocca,
Robert N. Anderson and Louis Wat
son.
C. A. Smith, Of Delta Tau Delta.
who was art editor of The Cherry
Tree, student yearbook. two years
ago. has gone into business for him
self rs q commercial illustrator.
with ofi1ces In the Jordan Building.
A Lang, of Delta Tau Delta, has
returned from France, where he was
in the air service. He is wearing
his wings and three gold chevrons. .
. Lambda Chapter, of Phi Sigma
Kappa, has announced the initiation
of Ralph S. Nagle. David Caldwell.
Forrest Miller. John McNab and
John Roger.
Watson" Coleman and Duke"
Demaree, of Phi Sigma Kappa. have
returned from overseas duty with
the naval aviation forces.
Phi Sigma Kappa recently held a
smoker at the chapter house. Hot
dogs" and coffee were served.
Phi Sigma Kappa has announced
the pledging of John Reinboth. WILL
lam Jenkins. Donald Brink, and
Charles Spencer.
Sigma Kappa has announced the
initiation OF Catherine Brazerol,
Eunice Crabtree, Oreiee Dix, Kathryn
Harris, Helen Hosford, Rebekah San
born, and Mary Scott.
The annual Sigma Kappa banquet
was held at the Lafayette Hotel
March /.
Sigma Kappa recently celebrated
the birthday of Zeta Chapter with a
shower and party in the fraternity
rooms.
Miss zelma Monroe. of Blooming
ton, Ill. spent a recent weekend
with Miss Helen Hosford, OF Sigma
Kappa.
Mrs. Mary Carter Hurley, of Luther
Vile, Nd, was recent visitor Of
Sigma Kappa.
Miss Mabel~Scott, of Pi Beta Phi.
is doing Red Cross work in France.
Pi Beta Phi pledges recently, en-
tertained the chapter with an original
musical comedy at the home 'of
Christine Robertson.
Mrs. Alvin Brown Qsyle Rush) has
returned after an extended trip to
Florida.
Miss Margery Wilson. OF Pi Beta
Phi, has returned to the university
after a brief illness.
The Hatchet, weekly student publ
cation, contains the following news
item Miss Lee Lloyd, OF Pi Beta
Phi, has a new suit. new shoes. and
new gloves, and has retrimmed last
years hat"
Beta Alpha Chapter Of Phi Mu held
services recently to celebrate the six
ty-seventh anniversary Of the found
ing Of the national fraternity.
Lucy Burlineame, of Phi Mu, gave a
shower recently for Fay Pierce.
Gertrude Metzerott, Of Phi Mu. has
been awarded the Red Cross medal
for 2,40o hours of canteen service.
Pauline Boucher, of Phi Mu, has
left for her home in Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Elizabeth PAUL. of Chi Omega, took
a short trip to Porto Rico recently.
Julia Albees, of Chi Omega has re-
ceived the Red Cross medal for 800
hours OF work
Prof. Archibald King. who has war
leave for this year from the Law
School faculty, has been advanced to
the rank of major in the Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Department He is
still In France.
The second-year class OF the Law
School will give a dance at Mrs.
Dyer's April 8.
DR.. Edward z. Richardson, profess
sor OF philosophy at the university,
has been reelected president of the
Society of Philosophical Inquiry. He
recently read a paper on Recent
meteorological Theories" a COM
panion paper to one earlier in the
season on Present Tendencies in
Philosophy" Recent issues of the
Watchman Examiner and the Stand
ard contain reference to the church
activities of DR.. Richardson.