The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-03
Services in the Pulpit.

I'm his old college town. Ithaca Mr.. VIII
son says he spent his summer house
hunting. But all think that ne must
have done bit of work besides. for one
sees the touch OF the master hand IN
the thorough arrangement of programs
for the year.
WI Miss Reynolds left Central last
Ma ] she Went abroad for her health.
| AIT e he T. =. sIeeable weather here, she
say that italy. hOWeF-laden at that
/ tim Of the year. was almost reVela-
/ ton G. her After four delightful months
there. sh Travelled north and sailed for
| home I ON Liverpool All are certainly
glad TO ave her back
Mrs. Hampson visited at Hampton
Beach, In New Hampshire
Miss Morgan attended the World 2
Fair and visited Chicago and Elgin.
Prof Coniere stayed in the city and
worked hard on that famous Book Of
French Verbs %
Mrs. Hoegelsberger divided her time
between West Rock Spring. Mass, Eliz-
abetb. \. J.. Ocean Grove. and st. LOuis
Miss Ditto visited In Richmond for
Mile. Liebschutz went up among ine
pines of Maine, Tor perfect rest and quiet
and she got 1t. especially the quiet.
|. Election of Officers.
The Athletic Association held a meet
44AE HNiilC tAl4AE a6G ~ FAftL IT'S NAlALNla
ana the managers of the teams. As Mr.
English resigned from the presidency
last year and refused TO accept il this
year IL was necessary 30 choose "a new
president. Dr. Phelps was unanimously
elected. The other officers elected az the
same time were;
Vice president. Miss Galloway: sore
tary Mr.. Call; treasurer Miss Tindali;
manager football team. Mr.. klOpfer.
manager track team, MIR. Fuller man
ager baseball team, Mr.. Darlington.
The senior class has been full of clubs
and rumors Of clubs. Several have been
organized, some have fourished, and
some have busted. The first or these
clubs assembled al the home Of Miss
TalliafeTO. The club was organized al
the erd OF the affair with the following
officers.
Afr Richards. president; Miss Tallia-
Zero. vice president Mr. SeltZer, treas
urer. aud Miss NOOnan, secretary This
club announces It's claim 90 the title
oil THE" Senior club
The senior club held its second
meeting AT the home OF Miss NoOnan.
November Is
on November A. the other Senior club
spent n very pleasant evening ~ the
home OF Miss Brock. Ar Gail was
elected president, Miss MOTIFS, vice
president, Miss Patterson, secretary, ana
ar Wilson. treasurer. The members OF
The club had their FIRST opportunity 90
feast their eyes or the major IN his
new uniform.
Old Lambda Sigma.
ola lambda Sigma has started in
earnest. as the meeting on November
1g al the home OF Al fTendley attcsted.
Horace Rockwell. Horace Fuller, and
ia Darlington were treated 10 their first
taste OF Lambda Sigma hospitality IN
cideutally they felt what 1t Is Ike 10 ne
i0iriated They were not permanently
Injured. however, and may be found
around the school any day. The Irnt VIII
he heard from soon through lt0 nt7t
dance. arrangements for when are 80"
under way,
The Central pupils are wanting 10
know what has become or me 7o1iels
of the Seven Devils that was going 20
a. go 7r1rh a. the first of thc year IL
seems that last year seven geutltihtA
of tHe school banded together ana start
cd out 90 demonstrate JUST "uat pr
reusItfes OF the Imp lhey Io9a'Saei-
They were 90 do all sorts Ga thli.Es, ~
rordfuar to the song that they sung I'D
thl other students. but as yet lhe\ nave
NOT hae1 heard from. Perhaps the nom
hers off This society have eh-hEed IHSil
creed and have become oiii"ii ,uI ~ . .,'
any rate he pupils OF tAe s.h"Di '-
rnfrrIl concerned a- % their MeIdIe
,re~bpseaI that versatile school that Is
ON. dan IA winner and the next day O.
ICs.r is once more planning new VIC
tories that she viii add 10 lh'Ss alI'arl
..slIIrad This time she Is 10 %iuE inc
shane al medals and cups That VIII -.
.4,.Fsir,led TO the winners ul the rFt.i'F
ar Convention Hail I'm the b5s meet til.
y-uI take place there ON January ~.
rFbDrsdav evening the candidates Tor Inc
track teams and all those Interested I'D
track and field sports held a mcetlh-
and elected the captain and mana E'i
of the team. Dutianue was elected cap
tain. and ByTue. who holds the hall
record 81 the high schools, NGs elected
manager.
90 Philadelphia and Baltimore, "a thing
thar thsy never have done before. thai
is they have never gone 10 PullJoFl-
phia Baltimore having been their An.t
ln the past
savaril expert coaches ANA trainers
are now under consideration. and lhEs
win decide ON the best ami start IT,
training Monday. All the students are
confident shat Tech viii win ghe meet
al Convention Hall. for they have an OF
last years team back with the eSccp-
tion Of BaiiiuEer. besides a Tot OF prom
isiue new material. Altogether there ar.
thirty candidates for the track team.
Ia the sUfiuts they have NttZrl, Ellis
worth Gosemoud, Moss and Smith, iU
the middle distances they have ByTLc.
who holds the record for the scholastic
haIf-miIe. Carmodv and Mckinney: u
the g-distauces they have Adams; ga
the nigh Jumps Smith looks like q Ger
tain winner. and Backus ia the broad
lump should do well: DuGanue viii have
a good show of winning in the weight
contest, as he holds The record FOR the
shot-put ana the discus. Hunt viii
prove "a pretty strong man in the
weights also.
Jack Moss. vino Won the pole vault