The Washington herald., 1921-01-02
G.. w. u. Notes

Glasses in all departments Of
George Washington University,
which have been suspended for the
Christmas holidays. will be resumed
tomorrow. Students will begin their
anal lap OF the first semester,
which comes to a close early in
February.
Preston Haynes, president of the
university's Mandolin Club, has is
sued a call for new members. Re-
hearsals will be held weekly.
Girls at the university are form
ing a swimming team. Miss Moody.
the manager, now Is making Sc
lections for the team. Miss Mar
jOrie Gerry, assistant manager, has
charge of enrolling candidates for
the team. Girls learning to swim
days and those girls who, already
can swim practice from 4:20 to s
on the same days.
The junior class OF Columbian
College at the university has ap-
pointed a campaign committee" to
solicit class dues. George L. Bowen,
treasurer of the class. is chairman.
The committee includes officers Of
the class and members of the So
cial, finance and publicity commit
tees.
The standing of the teams in the
bowling league Of the university's
Interfraternity Association follows
Sigma M, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Phi Sigma Kappa, Kappa
Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Theta
Delta Chi. Delta Tau Delta and
Sigma Chi.
Alpha Eta chapter OF Kappa Sig
ma gave a smoker recently at the
chapter house. Besides the active
members and pledges, many alumni
OF this and other chapters of the
fraternity attended. Talks were
given by Brothers Bethune, Pollock,
Caldwell and Goodwin.
Howard G. Busch. of st. Louis, a
student in the Law School. was ini-
tIated. into Kappa Sigma Fraternity
recently.
Alpha Nu Chapter of Kappa Alpha
Fraternity gave its annual Christ
mas dance Thursday night at the
Franklin Square Hotel. Many visit
irg Kappa Alphas attended.
Hermann Wilson and Web Er-
bach, both members of Kappa
Alpha, were in the city for the
Christmas holidays.
Ray Jordan. formerly Of Georgia
Tech and now a graduate student
OF Yale. was a recent visitor at the
Kappa Alpha Fraternity house.
Columbia Alpha Chapter of Pi
Beta Phi gave a tea recently in
honor of DR.. Edith Gordon and DR..
Mat8ke, who attended the Public
Health Service conferences recently
at the National Museum, They are
resident physicians at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. DR.. Matzke
formerly was in charge of the medi-
cal work for girls at Cornell Uni
versity.
Beta Alpha Chapter of Phi Mu
entertained recently at an informal
dance at the Phi Sigma Kappa
charter house in honor Of the soror-
ity's pledges. Thirty couples at
tended. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Tay-
lor were chaperones.
Miss Catherine Moran, Of Phi Mu,
who Is now doing graduate work at
Columbia University, was a recent
visitor at the university.
A group Of local Phi Alpha Fra
ternity men went to Baltimore dur
ing the holidays to attend the an
nual convention of the fraternity.
Miss Louise weckerley, member
Of Kappa Kappa Gamma Chapter of
Theta Lambda Sigma at Allegheny
College, has been admitted as an
affiliate member OF the local chapter
Of the sorority.
Mrs. A. Bolwell recently enter
tanned Theta lambda Sigma mem
bers at tea at her home, 34O8
Lowell street, Cleveland Park.
Theta lambda Sigma recently
gave a tea at the Washington Hotel
for members, patronesses and some
out-of-town guests.
Members and patronesses of Theta
Lambda Sigma attended a luncheon
at the Madrillon last Wednesday.
Gamma Delta Rho entertained
about sixty guests at an informal
tea recently at the Burlington Ho-
tel. Mrs. o. w. Brink was the guest
Of honor.
Miss Marion Holiday. of Gamma
Delta Rho, has been elected secre-
tary for the second-year class at the
Law School.
Sigma Chi gave a smoker recently
in honor of Lawrence De Graf,
chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Of Iowa and grand consul OF the
national fraternity.
Sigma Chi fraternity gave Christ
mas Eve and New Year Eve dances
at the chapter house.
Metz Miller, who attended the uni
versity last year but now is living in
Cleveland, was a guest at Sigma Nu
chapter house during the holidays.
Gordon C. Tibbitts, Of Sigma NJ.
has won the scholarship medal
awarded by the chapter for distinc-
tion during the past year.