The Washington herald., 1921-04-24
G. w. u. Notes.

George Washington University is
revising its gold star list. The tab
uIation of students. faculty members
and alumni who lost their lives in
the World War is incomplete, and
Prof. Elmer Louis Kayser. secretary
Of the university. is compiling a
| new list.
Members Of the women's Univer-
Sity Club have decided they need
| more cooking utensils. Frequent
luncheons. dinners, suppers, teas
and fudge parties are staged in the
clubs rooms at 2o27 G street north
west. But the girls have been
handicapped in the arranging OF
their menus by lack OF saucepans,
teapots and other necessary uten-
sils. The girls are all agreed that
they simply must have additional
paraphernalia and have slipped the
housekeeper SO with which to pur-
chase the utensils.
We cant get out snappy menus
without the right tools" said one Of
the girls. with our new utensils
we will be able TO serve in real
style-and say-Ill bet we'll be the
most popular bunch at the uniSer-
sity."
Miss Martha Durham. captain of
the girls basketball team, enter
tained the members of the team re-
Gently at her home. 1928 Columbia
road. Misses Omar Short and Janet
Gassman assisted as hostesses.
A hundred couples attended a
mixer" social given recently by the
Middle Lawyers of the university.
A feature Of the evening was the
program.
Dean Merton l. Person offered
Words of Wisdom" Hunting the
Last Chord" was sung by the quar-
ter without the quart. composed
OF c, c. Spears, Jack Daily, Charles
Tucker and Irving Cleveland. Miss
Carol Taylor appeared in an act en-
titled, Little Movements. Little
Costume and Little Song" Miss
Lois McDaris gave an interpretive
dance; Prof. Hector q. SpauldinG
sang an Italian song; cartooning
was done by Brook Hayes. the class
president; Willard BrackloW gave
piano selection; Carol Taylor, a p
year-old jazz artist. gave a song and
dance. and Jack Daily presented a
revoIutioniEed shimmy dance.
A luncheon for the beneht OF the
girls basketball team was given
Wednesday on the campus at the
rear of Lisner Hall. 2o2S q street
northwest. Proceeds will be used
to purchase sweaters to present TO
those girls who distinguished them
selves in the sport this season
Tickets are being distributed for
the FIRST annual May masquerade
carnival of the university. to be
given on Tuesday evening. May ,,
at the Arcade. The event promises
TO be the biggest social AFFAIR ever
given by the institution. The carni-
val will combine the annual proms
of the university student council
and of the freshman and senior
classes. The proceeds will be used
to defray expenses incurred by stu
dent activities\
Carol Taylor. 9-yesr-old queen OF
jazz, was the center OF attraction
at a dance given recently by Kappa
Sigma fraternity. The little girl
gave a song and dance program.
Seventy-five couples attended the
annual spring ball Of Kappa Alpha
fraternity, held recently in the
Salon des Nations at the Hotel
Washington. The event was chap
eroned by Mrs. W. r. Myers, Mrs
S. S. Spruce and Mrs. ]. II. Hinton.
Representatives from all fraternities
were entertained at the dance.
Dusty" Rhodes, OF Georgia Tech,
was a recent guest at Delta Pi chap
ter Of Sigma NJ fraternity.
Kenneth B. Hart and George d.
Stoddard. debaters from the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. were recent
guests Of Sigma Phi Epsilon fra
ternity.
Forty couples attended a dance
given recently by Delta Tau Delta
at the chapter house. The commit
tee in charge was composed OF Main
Sandee. Ray Taylor. Pearson Meeks.
Jimmie Hume and Lee Recc8.