Evening star., 1938-02-13
PHI BETA KAPPA
HONORS AWA|T.56
Members of G. W. Faculty
and Board to Be Inducted
at Installation.

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at Installation.
Fifty-six members of the faculty and
Board of Trustees will become charter
members of the George Washington
University Chapter Of Phi Beta Kappa,
to be installed here February "a. The
chapter will be the first established in
the District
The charter members are those elect
ed to Phi Beta Kappa at institutions
where they took their degrees and who
formed the group that petitioned for a
George Washington University chap
ter.
Included in the group are DR.. Cloyd
H. Marvin, president of the university,
and the following members of the
Board Of Trustees: Charles w. Ger
stenberg. chairman of the board of
Prentiss-Hall, New York City; DR.. Gill
bert Grosvenor, president of the
National Geographic Society; DR..
Charles r. Mann. president emeritus
of the American Council on Education,
and Justice Alfred A. Wheat Of the
District Court of the United States for
the District Of Columbia
Ofncers of the group are: President,
George Nicely Henning. professor of
romance languages; vice president,
Henry Grattan Doyle. professor of ro-
nance languages and dean of Colum-
bian College; secretary, Wood Gray,
associate professor Of history; treas
urer, Florence Marie Mears, associate
professor of mathematics. and his
torian, Lowell Joseph Ragatz, profess
sor Of history.
Installation Committee Named.
The Phi Beta Kappa Association of
the District yesterday announced the
appointment of a committee to assist
In the installation.
Chairman of the committee is Albert
w. Atwood, well-known financial
writer. Other members include Wade
H. Ellis, former Assistant Attorney
General; Allan Fisher, Washington at
torney: DR.. Grosvenor; Prof. Francis
j. Hemelt Of Catholic University: Mrs.
Harold Glenn Moulton. wife of the
president Of Brookings Institution;
Supreme Court Justice Harlan Fiske
Stone and Dean George B. Woods of
American University.
More than 1900 members of the So
ciety living in the vicinity of Washing
ton have been invited to the installa-
ton, which will take place at 2:30 pm.
The charter will be formally presented
by DR.. Frank P. Graves, New York
State commissioner of education and
president of the United Chapters Of
Phi Beta Kappa, while the convocation
address will be delivered by DR.. Theo-
dore H. Jack, president of Randolph
Macon Woman's College.
DR.. Robert w. BolweH, professor OF
American literature and dean of the
summer sessions. is chairman of the
Installation Committee for the univer-
sity.
List of Other Members.
Other charter members are Theo-
dore Abernethy, clinical instructor in
medicine; Joseph Quincy Adams, ad-
junct professor of English; Errett Cy-
I'll Albritton, professor of physiology;
William Stanton Anderson, associate
professor of dermatology and syphil-
ology; Ralph Waldo Barris, assistant
professor Of anatomy; Stephen Bru-
nauer, lecturer in chemistry; George
Morton Churchill professor of his
tory: Charles Sager Collier. professor
OF law; Selwyn De Witt Collins
professional lecturer on sanitary
science; Wilson Martindale Compton,
PROFESSIONAL lecturer in economics;
William Webster Diehl, adjunct pro-
fessor of mycology; Harry Fillmore
Bowling, clinical instructor in medi-
cine. and Rollo Eugene Dyer. profess
serial lecturer in preventive medicine.
Also Nathaniel Howard Engle, lee
turer on marketing; John Porter
Foley. jr.. instructor in psychology:
Spencer Gordon, adjunct professor of
law; Robert Fiske .Griggs, professor
OF botany; Mabel Harfakenden Gros-
venor. clinical instructor in pediatrics;
Charles Robert Lee HALEY, associate
In medicine; John Harold Hanks, as
sistant professor of bacteriology; Ira
Bowers Hansen, clinical instructor
in medicine, and William Jackson
Humphreys, professor emeritus Of
meteorological physics.
Also Marian Wood Kies, technician
IN biochemistry; zigmond Meyer Leb-
ensohn. clinical instructor in neurol-
ogy; Colin Mackenzie Mackall, pro-
lessor of chemistry; Howard Maxwell
Merriman, instructor in history; Gail
Lorenz Miller. instructor in biochemis-
try; Edith Elizabeth Mortensen, in
structor in zoology; Walter Kendall
Myers, clinical instructor in medicine;
Saul Chesterfield Oppenheim, asso-
ciate professor of law; Richard Nor
man Owens, professor of accounting
and business administration; Leland
Wilbur Parr. associate professor of
bacteriology; Winifred Richmond,
clinical instructor in psychiatry; Will
liam Carl Ruediger, professor of edu-
cation and provost of the university;
Raymond John Seeger, associate pro-
lessor Of physics; Edward Henry Sehrt,
professor Of German: Charles Sidney
Smith, professor emeritus Of classical
languages; Roscoe Roy Spencer, asso-
ciate professor of hygiene and pre-
ventive medicine; Wendell Phillips
Stafford, professor emeritus Of law;
George Winchester Stone, jr., assist
ant professor Of English; James Henry
Taylor, professor Of mathematics;
James Winston Watts, associate pro-
fessor Of neurosurgery; William Allen
Wilbur, professor emeritus of Eng
hsh, and Douglas Emory Wilson, in
structor In English.
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