Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13


I.uttrell. Right tackle. .Moser
Naddren- tackle. -.Fugitt
Exley. Right end. Grant
keys---...........I-eft end..............N htte
Mills. Quarter back.....C. Hillyer
Tindall. .......Right half back ...........Avis
Barnard-.......Left half back Mckinley
Dessez,
Pitney, Leonard.
Hubbard, Substitutes
Sommeryflle TraIles
Reisinger
A meeting will be held directly after
the game to decide on a date for the post
poned game
Central.
The class Of 81 will hold it's third annual
reunion Tuesday. December %. at Carroll
Institute Hall The executive committee,
which has the reunion in charge. met
Thursday evening at the residence of Miss
Clemms. and arranged the minor details
Several changes from the course heretofore
followed in the preparation of social gath
erinss of the kind have been made, which it
Is believed Will add materially to the pleas
ure of the evening. President Barber will
call another meeting for some time next
week to complete the arrangements.
meeting of the executive committee
of the class OF 80 was held last Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Miss Mortimer
the secretary. The class will reunite at a
banquet to take place in the parlors of the
National Hotel Wednesday evening De-
cember q. Unusual facilities have been
offered by the hotel management for a
pleasant evening, and from the enthusiasm
manifested by the members of the class at
this time it is expected that the attendance
will exceed that of former years.
The Washington Amateur Dramatic Com
pany, composed OF students and graduates
of this school. met Friday night at the
residence of Mr.. Test. the manager. 1t has
been decided to abandon Ours" and try
Dollars and Cents" The scenery in
Ours" was not available in any of the
local halls.
Mr.. Herbert Locke. president of the class
OF 80. has commenced work in preparation
for the reunion of his class. which will. in
all probability, take place on December 2.
The following other members of 92 are at
college: 5. Il. Fay. Harvard; Fairfax Bay
ard. Lehigh: W. G. Mitchell. Princeton H.
Il. Clifton. Yale; and H. b. Black, Johns
Hopkins.
Louis Darrell, go, is now in the advertis-
ing business.
c. W. Thorn and F. p Madena. both of
%. are now taking civil engineering at
Mark Fisher. 81. is at Harvard taking
special course.
Bailey Ashford. 81 is taking the regular
course at Columbian.
Lou Smith of IS. and William Thomas of
'Se. have recently received appointments at
Bellevue and st. Luke's Hospitals, New .
York
Mr.. Henry Bright, '9s, is low the mama
ger of the second foot ball team.
Eastern.
The Classical Club met Friday night at
the residence of Miss Bullan on Capitol
HILL The following were present: Misses
Fairchild. Howell Minnie Roth, Tillie Roth,
La Hayne. Spaulding. Chester Burroughs
Bartlett. Clements. Guerdrum. Tilton, Gard
ner, Sexton. Palmer. Etz. Sanford, Bow
man, Fountain. Alton. Randall, Swear
again. Miriam. Bessie. Erly. and Graham.
nd
Babson. Gilbert. Hart, Bouton, Riordon.
Brown. Leonard. W. Hillyer. c. HilIyer,
Parsons. Gatchell. Burnham and Fraser.
The executive committee, class of o. met
at the residence of Miss Eunice WeIch
Thursday evening. with the following pres
ent: Daniel b. Street, Eunice WEIGH, Edgar
a. Shilling, Mary /. Kelly, Mary G. Nahr
Mabel H. Swingle. Katie McNaught, Deltus
NJ Edwards, Ralph +. Sheehy, and b. c.
Davis.
Whitson and Juenefnan of &c. and James
city. '0
,a harl kiemm of SO is attending poly
technical school in Indiana.
Miss Bessie Durfee, 90 is taking the reeu-
lar course at Wellesley.
Dr. Bernhardt spoke to the second, third
ana fourth year German classes on Thurs
day. nth hour He expressed his intention
OF coming again next Thursday.
business.
Rehearsals for the Christmas entertain
ment are now being carried on in the most
satisfactory manner. The orchestra held a
rehearsal yesterday afternoon and decided
on the pieces to be rendered in the enter
tainment. 1t has also decided to play sew
sral short selections in connection with
Miss Carrolrs original play. Mr.. Fugitt
intends to have his drill squad. if possible,
surpasS the one of 1891
The following graduates of '92 are now
working at stenography and typewriting:
X NJ Dyer, Union Pacific Railway Com
pany. Laramie. Wyo.; George K Leet Rich
mond and Danville railroad; Milton Stras-
burger. with Thomas NJ. Fields attorney
at-law. this city; Frank w. GRANDCHILDREN,
with h NJ Earle. real estate. this city;
Katie Collins, in law office of Maj. j. W.
Blackburn. jr. this city: F. NJ. HALEY, with
Peoples Dispatch Company; Susie Hodg-
kins.with Woodward & Lipscomb. this city;
Mary l. Johnson. with Wolf & Cohen, this
city. Catherine T. Nau. in the Office of the
examiner of claims. this city. ard Georgia
I. Laub. with Rock Greek Railway Com
pany.
Miss Bessie Hardy. go. Is now TEACHING
shorthand In Winchester Va
Edward b. Hoffman is now in the lumber
business In Richmond, Va
+. A. Nicholson Is now employed a hook
keeper by Philadelphia firm.
Western.
Mr.. Taussig Is endeavoring to make a
Date with the Easterns for the game sched-
uled for last Tuesday and which did not
take place.
At present there is not a social club.
dance club or organization of any kind
among the young ladies except the Indian
Club squad. Steps have not even been
taken to form the class of 81
The lecture delivered by Mr.. B. H War
ner last Tuesday on the manner of escape
from the building in case OF fire was very
much appreciated Efforts will be made TO
have Mr.. Warner speak again.
Night High school.
The first of the proposed lectures will in