The Indianapolis journal., 1902-12-14

dance during the holidays for the benefit
of either the January, 1904, class or the
school.
An anti-swearing society is the latest
club among the members of the class of
January, 1904 and its motto is "Oh, Fudge"
The boys in the pattern-making classes
are completing patterns for 1&-horse-
power gasoline engine, which will be made
by the students next year.
Lucetta Chiders was hostess at a meet
ing yesterday afternoon of the Scotch Las
sizes This is a social organization from
the class Of January, 1858.
The June, 1868. class is making prelimi-
nary plans for its reception to the class of
January, 1904 This entertainment will be
given at the end Of the term
A ping-pong party was given recently for
the Senors de Fortuna by Harry Hoffman.
Vernon Bowers carried off the honors OF
the evening. Frank Welch will entertain
the club at its next meeting at his home
in Martinsville.
Florence Hosbrook entertained the new
club of girls in the January, 1904, class yes
terday afternoon at her home The mem
bers have decided on name for the organ
ization, which will be known as the z. z.
z. (Zustern of Zuyder Zee.)
The new staff of the Tatler, Room Gs
paper, is as follows: Literary, Elmer
Raschig; local. Philip Kirlin: scientific.
Oscar Phoscmer; poetry, Daisy McIntire;
athletic. Will Diddel; personal. Robert
Rawls; critic, Emma Brandt. Miss Foy, OF
the faculty. and session room teacher. Is
editor-in-chief.
The first Greek letter society in the his
tory Of the Manual Training School has
been organized with the following men,
bers: Ethel Comstock, Ethel Collins. Lucy
Bauer, Mary Collins, Eva Oppenheim, Jes-
sic Cross. Lillers Bryant, Bess Beissenherz,
Frances Miller, Fannie Cook, Alice Wood
ruff and Leila Colip.
The third issue Of the Taller. Room G's
organ. has appeared, and is an improve
ment over the preceding numbers The
the room. The Colonial Maids edited the
first, the Senoritas the second, and the
u. Z. z. Club the last. The cover designs
are made by Will Scott.
A joint meeting of the classes of January
and June, 1908, the senior organizations,
was held last week to decide on what will
be done with the proceeds Of the kellogg
lecture. Over $40 was made. A committee
composed of Mr.. McComb, Of the faculty,
Charles Jennings and James McPheetres.
of the classes, and two members from the
class will talk over a suitable gift for the
school The money will not be used for
| the gym"
The class of January, 1903, held a meet
ing recently and decided on the question Of
pictures for the class. committee was
also appointed to arrange for class-day ex-
| are Nellie Blair, chairman; Claude Hig-
| gins, Carl Helm, Lucetta Childers and Hal
| lie Buchanan. Daysie Brewer. Nellie Howe,
| Nellie Blair, Irving Reuter- and Jack Shide-
| Ter will have charge Of getting a song for
! the class.
At the last meeting of the Manual Train
ing High School Literary and Debating
| Club the question, Resolved, That a
| friendly feeling should exist between the
| Shortridge and Manual Training high
schools" was discussed. Stth Thompson
| took the affirmative and Will Kappes the
negative. Tomorrow the club will argue
| the question Of the advisability of frater-
| mites in high schools. The study OF Long
| fellow will be continued. Byron will soon
| be taken up by the club.
| Several basketball teams have been or
| ganized among the girls, and there is prom
| ise of having some stars develop in the
| school. The M. T. III. S. has never had an
official girls five. Room G. has formed a
| team and accepted challenge from the
| s. III. S. team. A game with the Hanover
| College five is under consideration. Mrs.
i De Bruler has been appointed manager Of
| the teams by Mr.. Emmerich. The men,
bers of Room G's teams are Blanche Wine
! man, captain; Bertha Wiegle, Inez Foley,
| Frieda Pink and Myrtle Weber. The Room
] III team is made up of Gertrude Emmerich,
| Mamie Klentch, Eva Hodson, Elsa Leach
man and Vina Meir.