The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22
SHORTRIDGE SCHOOL NEWS.

The orchestra will meet to-day for its
first practice, with Mr.. Peter Sherer as
director.
A company of Shortridge girls will meet
with Helen Cothrell Friday afternoon.
The game with the Central Medical Col
lege will be the first game that the foot
ball team will play at home this season.
In the bowling contests. SO far. Robert
best bowler in the Shortridge League. He
bowled 20S. 1873 and 1876 last Monday night,
making an average OF 19S 2-3.
Another sorority organized by Anna Burt
is also gaining prominence. Some Greek
The present members are Lillian Trusler,
Burren Bounell, Cecil Bradley, Ruth Boyer
and Edna Croan.
Lillian Clark has organized a sorority.
but no name has as yet been chosen. A
constitution has been adopted and the fol-
lowing girls will be the charter members:
Grace Gibbons. Lucy Evans and Ruth Max
well. They have planned for hay ride on
Halloween.
There are now two girls bowling clubs.
They will contest with the first one that
was formed about two weeks ago. Bessie
Bacon is at present acting as captain of
the following team of girls: Lucy Evans,
Burren Bounell, Eva Van Pelt, Margaret
Axtell. Miss Selleck and Miss Tellere.
In yesterdays Echo there appeared a
notice of the entertainment that is to be
given at the High School on Halloween,
signed by Will Conner, president of the
athletic association. There will be Hal
loween supper served from until o'clock,
and from until IL dancing and general
amusements will entertain the visitors.
Mr.. Benton will meet with the glee club
for the first time to-day. All those who
intended to join were requested to hand in
their names to their session room teachers,
and from this list Mr.. Benton will make
his selection. Only those students who
really desire to work in the club will be
allowed to enter.
Tho senior class at a recent Meeting took
up proposition that was offered by the
president, in which he stated how the class
,gnt wiz an5 Sis ih,o
band. The class is to distribute 200 post
ers sell tickets and furnish a corps of
ushers for the concert that is to be given
in Tomlinson Hall about Nov. %.
A girls club known the Sigma Beta
Phi is gaining prominence. 1t has more
charter members than any other frat"
that has been organized during the past
month. They are: Olivia McElwee, Lavilla
Pratt, Sophia Kolb, Florence Lowe Fanny
Quigley, Terrese Boot, Merriam Mayer, Grace
Smith, Esther Haug and Marie Weaver.
They meet every other Friday afternoon.
This club Is planning some social events that
to come off about the time of Hal
loween.
The debating class will hold fits second
be, Employers are Justified in not recog-
niZing labor unions" In order TO save
time speakers who are to make prepared
opScChcs ioi cdCu injecting are CNOstu.
Edward Lewis. Grace Gibbons and Norman
Philips will speak on the Affirmative and
Harley Boyle and Edith Brannon on the
negative. The question for next week is.
THE United States government is justified
in continuing the practice of choosing un-
trained private citizens for diplomatic and
consular service"
A boys club that existed last year under
the name Of Gamma Epsilons has now en-
tered a chapter of the national fraternity
of the Alpha Omega. 1t will be known as
the Gamma Chapter. The charter members
are: George George. Robert Failey. Garvin
Brown. Ely Lilly and Arthur Ketcham. There
are five other boys that will be full-fedged
members as soon as they stand the intia-
tons. They are: Frank Gregory, Cornell
ius Holloway, Paul Davis and two boys
from the Manual Training School, Russell
Fortune and William Capus. They will
meet at each others houses once a week.