Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
MOUNT ALTO CHIEF
JOINS c. j. STAFF
Or. Dunlap P. PenhaIoW Is
Recent Addition to Med
icaI Faculty.

DR.. Dunlap Z. Penhalow, chief OF
the staff of the Mount Alto Hospital.
has been added to the faculty o.
the Georgetown University School o.
Medicine, according to an announce
ment made last night. Assigned a.
instructor in orthopodics, he VIII Elrc
clinics at the Georgetown Hospita.
DiSpenSarv.
DR. Peuhalow comes to Georgetown
with a splendid record in his chosen
field Of medicine. y graduate CT
Harvard University. with the degrees
of bachelor Of arts and doctor m
medicine. he served his internship
at the Carney Hospital OF South TO-
ton and the Boston City Hospital.
Later he served three years as resi-
dent surgeon of the East Boston Re
lief Station before starting into pri-
waite practice in Boston.
In 1915 Dr. PenhaIow enlisted in
the Red Cross. He served overseas
with the rank OF major until 1919,
when he returned as surgeon of the
9Ist American Division. Then he
was connected with the Tufts Medi-
cal School as demonstration of anat-
omy and instructor of surgery. be-
fore his appointment as chief OF the
Mount Alto Hospital in this city.
Belongs to Many Clubs.
Or. Penhalow is Il member of the
Delta Epsilon Fraternity Of Harvard
College. the Congressional Country
Club. the. the Harvard Club and the
Cosmos Club. He also holds the COM
mission of lieutenant colonel in the
L. :. Army Reserve Corps. In addi-
ton to his surgical work, DIR. Pen
halow has contributed a, valume on
Military surgery, and also wrote the
section on surgery in the oxford
LooseLeaf System of Medicine.
The Hilltop is practically abandoned,
students having returned home for the
Christmas holidays. The professional
departments will close Tuesday until
January I, when classes will be re-
stunned. The college students assemble
the following day.
One OF the recent distinguished Wis
itorS at the School Of Foreign Service
was Senior Honorio Pueyrredon. Am
baSsador from the Argentine, who eX-
pressed much interest in the course on
international law given by DIR. James
Brown Scott. He made brief adj
dress to the members of DR.. Scott
class. stressing the Importance of such
studies for any one who is contemplate
ing a diplomatic career. Associated
with DIR. Scott in his work is Thoma $
II. tealy, the assistant dean of the
school, who recently leCtured at the
famous Academy of international Law
at The Hague.
Literary Contest.
Plans are completed for the annual
midyear literary contest by the
Georgetown College Journal. Prizes
will be offered for the best contribu-
tons submitted on or before January
10. A prize of SIS will be given for
the best one-act play and the best
short story. Other prizes are offered
Tor the best editorial. poem and art
sketch.
The Needle" written by John f.
Wise of Washington. who won the
prize for short stories last year, is by
permission to be published in the first
issue of the intercollegiate World, a
new national college magazine to APP
pear in January
Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity of the
dental school IS considering plans for
acquiring a fraternity house after the
Christmas vacation.
The faculty and senior class of the
dental school recently attended the
clinic given under the auspices of
the District of Columbia Dental
Society at the Naval Hospital. Dr.
Vernon j. Lohr, president of the
society, who is also professor of inlay
casting and technique at the George
town school, gave a clinic on porcelain
tipped bridge work.
Law School Debate.
The second prize debate of the
Georgetown Law School, staged be-
tween the senior and junior debating
Societies. will be held the evening of
January IL. Contestants We're select
ed as follows: Senior team: 3. +.
Sears Of Chicago, Gerard c. F. Gull
toyle Of the District and Paul r.
l.amiell OF Canton. Ohio, alternate.
Juniors: NJ. a. Mclaughlin of Charles
Ton. :. G; y. Campana of Rock Island
ILL.,. and L. L. WhiteStone of Alex
andria. Va, alternate.
Arrangements are being made at
the law school for formal exercises
shortly after the Christmas vacation
in honor of the opening of the new
term. y prominent Washington
lawyer will be invited to address the
student body on this occasion.
The freshman law class of the
morning school, last Tuesday, decided
TO postpone its annual hop until after
Easter. President Wright then ap-
pointed a committee to meet with a
similar committee representing the
freshman evening class for the pur-
pose of discussing the advisability of
giving a joint freshman dance. The
morning committee consists of John
Gately, Parneu Quinn and ]. r.
l3aeCher
Two of the most important social
events after the Christmas vacation
will be the collegiate junior and
sophomore dances The latter will be
held, probably. January Is, and the
Junior dance about the same time.