The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-22
VACATION TRIP To EAST
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS BOUND FOR
WARRINGTON AND ELSEWHERE.
Students from shortridge and from
other Cities VIII Go-News Of
the High Schools.

A special train with 800 passengers viii
leave Indianapolis via the Big -Four next
Friday at $50 p. m. for Cincinnati. en- route
20 Washington. ID. c.. and other points.
This party comprises the Shortridge High
School Daily Echo excursion. and Manager
John c. Trent, of the s. II. s. faculty, has
everything reaoy for the trip. There will
be about eighty persons in the Indianapolis
delegation. and ldr. Walter E. Erwin, who is
also Interested in the enterprise, reports
that Muncie viii send a crowd Of forty
three. Charlottesville. Columbus. Upton,
Bloomington, Lafayette Marion and other
towns in the State will be represented.
representative of the railroad will go
along TO see that the passengers are well
taken care Of If the excursion is a success,
as II certainly will be. it is the intention OF
the local authorities TO make trip Of some
kind during each annual spring vacation.
The party will reach the Nations capital
Saturday afternoon at 3:49 and three days
and nights will be spent in that city. being
the longest stay at any point on the trip.
Tuesday evening. March 81. at $50. the Wis
itors will leave Washington for a moonlight
boat ride over the Norfolk and Washing
ton line down the Potomac and Chesapeake
bay for Old Point Comfort. arriving there
At the next morning. Fortress Monroe
and United States army post will be seen,
and then the party will go to Newport
News for a glance at the shipyards. dry
dock and shipping piers of ocean steamers.
Williamsburg, Va, will be reached at 1851
April /. and after a visit to William and
Mary College Old Burton Church and the
Powder Horn the next stop will be Rich
mond. where the crowd will remain until
tn
lottesville. from which place a carriage
drive will be taken to Monticello. the home
OF Jefferson. The homeward journey Will
be from Clifton Forge, Va, leaving there at
$50 Friday morning. April 3. and getting an
entire daylight ride the magnificent
scenery on the Chesapeake & Ohio, arriving
IN Indianapolis at 9:55 that night Follow
delegation from this city: Miss Emma An
derson. Miss Jessie Anderson, Fred Appel,
Emily Alisch, Miss Anna Brochausen.
Elizabeth Bogert, Mrs. Matte Bacon,
William Blair, l. III. Balm. Richard
4srbee. Mrs; Dr. a j: Clark. Miss Lillian
ford. Miss Grace Christian, Mrs. w. F.
Christian. Miss Catherine Campbell, Miss
Anna Cochrane, John Cochrane, Miss Helen
Mrs William Holton Dye. II. 3. Dynes.
Mrs p NJ Dill, Miss Edith DILL Miss Ber-
tina Elyin, Miss Grace Eckman, Miss Ger
xrude Ewbank Miss Beulah Flickinger,
Mrs. o. NJ. Fowler, Miss Lena Cooper,
Miss Emma Cooper Frank Gregory. The
odore Griffith. Miss Elizabeth Holton, Miss
Bonnie Homsher, Miss Mary Harrison, Miss
Lisetta Krauss, Miss Edith Keay, Miss
Violet Kelvie, Mrs. II. w. Kellogg, Miss
Clara Lancaster. Miss Hattie Lancaster.
Mrs. c. ID. Lancaster, Miss Edna Lane,
Miss Ruth Maxwell, w. g. Moore, Mrs E.
p. Mccoy, Miss II. A MCCOY, Miss Aida
McClintock. Miss Anita Muhl, Luther Poe,
DIR. D. NJ. Pruitt. Mrs. o. NJ. Pruitt, Miss
Gertrude Pruitt, Norman Phillips, Miss
Clara Pfeifer, Walter ray, Mrs. Raisback,
Miss Martha Railsback. Mrs. p. c. RUBBISH,
Miss Bess RUBBISH, Miss Lou RUBBISH, Miss
Sarah Robbins. Conrad Robb, Miss Mary
schopp, Miss Agnes Shea, Miss Edith
Scott Miss Bessie Scott, Mr.. G. II. Shank,
Mfs--c. II. Shank. Howard Shank. Lew
Shank, Lloyd South, Mrs. z. j. Sapp, Miss
Olga Schellschmidt, Robert Scott, Mrs.
vliett. Miss Hazel Vliett, Roger Wallace,
Herbert Wagner. Miss Emma Whist, Miss
Edna Wallace, Miss Lillian Weyl, Frank
wood Williams, Miss Ora Williams, John
L White, Miss Mabel Hauk. Mrs. Albert
Eahm. Mrs Jocelyn COPYRIGHT. Joseph Hill
ton, Sidney Steinberger, Bernard Lehman,
Hrs. J. c. Trent. Miss Clara Leonard. Miss
1rma Brayton. Miss Elizabeth Brayton,
Mss Helen woodward, Mrs Jay o. Shultz,
Miss Regime Shultz. Mrs. Healing.