Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18

Business. Positions. Canterbury
Carr. LEFT end. .Costinette
carter. Left tackle. Connell
y: W. Smith.......L guard. .Shaffer
Williams. Right guard Fugitt
Kerr. Right tackle. .Healy
Richmond. ....... Hight end. ...... .Dougherty
Sears. Quarter back............Vogt
Lyman. ........ Left half back. .Horner
Winsatt.. Right half back. Peterson
Lewis (captain). $500. Full back Crisp
The game will be played at Y. NJ. c. A.
Park and will be called promptly at 3:45
O. CLOCK The Western team has refused to
play the Business under any considera ton
II Is expected that game will be arranged
with the Centrals week from the coming
ednesday. The Eastern will meet the
BUSINESS school as soon as a few changes
have been made in the present team. At
present there Is some doubt expressed as
to the possibility of a game with the Balti-
more CITY College on Thanksgiving. That
team sent word that they would let Mr.
Claxton know concerning the game but as
yet ne has received no word whatever from
Baltimore
A pedestrian club has been formed at this
school. and this morning made an excur.
sion 10 the Zoo" The following compose
me club: Misses Hunter Goodrich, Moor,
Mliigan, Armand, Mitchell. Vincent and
Andrews. and Messrs Richmond. Fight
Feaster. Plugge, Carter, Robinson. Mutb
and Wilkenning.
me Senior Club met last night at the
residence or Miss Cruikshank
me library Is now undergoing repairs
anu mas not been used this week fresh
coatlng or paint on all the woodwork
greatly improves the appearance of the
bookshelves. and makes the room much
brighter.
The parts in which the persons playing
American Hearts will appear are as fol.
lows; Miss Hunter as Jessie Grant" Miss
Crufkshank as "Kittie Nelson" Mr.. Muth
as Tommy Nelson" Mr. Clabaugh as
Jack Kane" and Miss Carroll as the
servant. Besides taking part, Miss Carroll
will act as promptor.
The female military company has dwin-
died down to but ten members who are:
Misses Moor, Parker, Armand Hudson
Brenninger, Andrews. Hunter, Vincent
Western.
Miss E. v. Heth has been transferred
from the Central to the Western, where she
third year history.
Efforts are how being made to reorganize
the Short Story Club, which ranked among
the successful organizations of the school
last year.
The senior class of '93 are now making
arrangements to hold a meeting in the near
future and commence work for the year.
The officers are: NJ. Bradley, president
Miss Huntington. vice president: Mr.. Link
ms. secretary; Messrs. Davis and Rawlings,
treasu-ers. and Misses French and Brown,
represen tatives.
The net proceeds of the concert Of last
May were 1925. This year 1t is expected to
double these figures
In the assembly hall a bulletin board
headed News of the Day" is ably looked
after by the young ladies Of the senior
class.
Last year German Dramatic Club was
organized among the scientific pupils. and
this year several ambitious Germans" are
endeavoring to again form such a club.
The foot ball team has been winning
from clubs around Georgetown of late, but
for some reason or other 1t does not make
any effort to meet the teams from any of
the other High Schools.
Night High school.
Next Friday evening Prof. Hazen of the
weather bureau will address the pupils of
this school.
Mr.. C. Ridgeway of the class Of 93, Cen
trail, is studying bookkeeping and type
writing.
The attendance last night numbered about
100.
Mr.. c. o. Sears of section D. first year,
Business, has left that school, and last
night started in at the Night High School
in the bookkeeping class.