Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-04

last night at the residence of Miss Grace
Ross.
Prof. Mills is now giving his chemistry
classes instruction in organic chemistry
similar to that which Is taken up by the
Yale students. He is being ably assisted
| in this work by Mr.. Clarence Yount.
Miss Miriam Ballinger is expected to re-
turn from Chicago in the early part Of next
week.
Capt. Mills project of forming foot bali
team composed of players from each of the
other high school teams does not seem to
be favored at the other schools. The boys
say they will not have time to practice with
their regular teams and the proposed team
also.
Capt H. d. King is now acting as privs te
secretary to Representative Cooper Of Wis
consn.
George A. Tyler and William Wheeler,
both of the class of 49, are now II the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Miss Anna E. Martin returned from Chi
cago last Monday.
Lieut.. Somners, company last year, IS
now in business for himself In Mexico.
Misses Appleby and Rowland, class CT '93,
are now taking courses in elocution at the
Boston School of Oratory.
Vanderhoff is now at the University Of
Michigan.
The reunion of the class of SO will be held
at Haines' Hall on the 9th Of December.
The officers of the class now are: Daniel
B. Street, president; Miss Eunice II. WEIGH
and Edgar A. Shilling. vice presidents; w.
T. Kirby, secretary, and Mary ]. Kelly,
| treasurer.
The Entire Nous Club met last night at
the residence of Mr.. r. A. w. Mckal lin. on
Capitol Hill. The program consisted of a
plano solo by Miss Bessie Eriy, recitation
by Mr.. c. r. Hillyer and a comic song by
Mr.. Robert McKeldin. After the program.
dancing was INDUCED in until late Lour.
The following were present: Misses Mabel
SurinUa 2u-in irpsia ali
Katie Mcknight, Lou Ennis, Bessie Ely,
Eunise Welch, Julia Fernald, Josie Fernald,
Mary Kelly, Mary Hughes, Edith Smith,
Jessie Barrett, Alice Irwin, Mamie Sw:ngle
and Messrs Edwards, North, Davis, Hill
yer, Warner. Street, Cromwell, Ashby, Moser,
Tralles. Newell, Sackett, Nottingham, Hor-
ton, Alton, Ambrose, Foster, Heady and
Prof Pfeiffer.
1t has been decided that the House. in
connection with the debating society, shall
be composed of young ladies. Mr.. Glare
Hillyer has resigned his position in the
Senate.
DIR. Johnson and Prof. Pfeiffer are row
teaching at the night schools, the former
at the Wallach and the latter ut the Jeffer-
son.
Mr.. Allen Albert has recently been elected
captain of the second football team, and he
off1cfated as such in the game with the
Laurel boys this afternoon.
The young ladies of this school have pur-
chased a piano SO that they can have a few
gentlemen are not permitted in he corri-
doris during that hour.
Mr.. Edward c. Buckingham Of The class
OF 49, has gone in the candy manufacturing
business with his elder brother Of the class
OF SO of the Central.
Prof. Fountaine. author of The German
works now used in the course visited the
Eastern on Wednesday.
Miss Lou Ennis entertained a humber of
hsr High school friends at her residence on
Halloween night.
Harry Kaufman Of '93 is now taking a
course at Johns Hopkins Uniyer ;ity, Balti-
more.
Ray Riordan instructed both Of his Indi-
an club squads yesterday afternoon, there
pelns about sixty young ladies present. The
BEST drilled will be placed in a fancy squad
TO take part in the program of the Christ
mas entertainment
Capt. Schilling of prize company C now
holds an excellent position on the United
Mr.. Whitson of SO is now at the Column
bia Medical College.
Western.
Inc executive committee of the class of
80 are now making ARRANGEMENTS to hold
their class reunion some time during the
Christmas holidays The officers of the
class are: S. Duncan Bradley, president
Miss n. b. Huntington. vice president;
george X. Linkins, secretary, and Guy z.
Davis and Jessie W. Rawlings, treasurers.
These together with Misses Virginia Brown
and Mabel French constitute the executive
committee.
Preparations are being made for the
Christmas entertainment, which will take
place about the middle of December 1t is
expected that a short dramatic selection
will be rendered, together with a drill by
the Indian club squad OF young ladies' a
selection by the musical club and several
numbers by the male quartet. Outside tai
ent will probably figure in the program.
Miss Robinson, after a long illness, re-
Ia
Prof. Hawking was a short time ago elect
ed to the professorship of botany and biol
ogy at the New National Homeopa THO Col
lege.
The company is nearly supplied with uni
forms, most of them being made by local
firm.
business.
When the foot BAH league was formed a
short time since it was the intention of the
projectors to establish the same rivalry
between the foot ball teams as now exists
among the separate military companies
and to realize quite an amount of pocket
money from the gate receipts. The team
at this school. for reasons heretofore men
TONED, withdrew from the league. and, as
result of the games it has played, has
large surplus in its treasury, while those
teams in the league. having played prob
ably as many games. have not a cent to
show for the playing they have done The
team has arranged for a number of games
will be used to defray the travelling and
minor expenses of the team.
Another playwright has been discovered
in the ranks of the High School, and this
time "it'' halls from the Business under the
name of Miss Carroll After a long bit of
laboriug, correcting and drafting Miss Car
roll has succeeded ia bringing out an orig
inal piece entitled "Chums, or the Pride OF
the Family" The cast of characters has
already been selected from the dramatic
club and work begun in earnest. 1t is un-
derstood that, If the piece pans" ou. well
it viii be put on in the Christmas enter
tainment.
The craze for section colors generally
comes around about this time of the year.
and section E, first year. is The first to
catch the epidemic, the chosen colors be-
ing red and black.
publisher of the shorthand manual used in
this school, the Balance Sheet has been able
to procure a number of the plates used in
his works, and will print them from week
to week for the benefit of the pupils of the
higher classes
Capt Robert H. Young, '92 of company
f, is now taking a course at the Columbian
Law School.
Miss Effie H. Hammett of b last year has
been transferred to the Central, third year
class.
Miss Caroline Robinette Of B2 last has en-
tered the third year class at the Eastern
Edward A. bucket, '93, is now attending
the National College of Pharmacy, devoting
most of his time to chemistry
c. H. Hally OF 'e3 is now doing work on
one of the local papers.