Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15


descriptive OF college life. work and SIM
liar features have been arranged by f Ir,a
cipal Emory Wilson of Central iilG.iu
ed in these is one to be delivered oS froi.
THOMPSON of Syracuse March 30 and one
by Prof. Walter OF Lehigh : niVersi.s.
The date for the second speaker has not
yet been set
Rehearsals for the sping play OF BUS,
ness which this year IS to. pc a "uslcdl
comedy, are being held regularly
Track work is one of the principal attn
letic features at Tech at the present tilae.
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IN a debate on the proposition that I'M,
migration into the United states shoulu
be further restricted by a literary tes,
held at the Eastern High School Wed
nesday afternoon, the affirmative was VIC
torious The winners we're Cameron bur
ton Francis Deafandorf and Albert W ep
er, while the negative team comprised
Anthony McAuliffe, Miss Rhodesia Ashraf
and Miss Emma Reh.
The cast of the spring play TO be gwen
at Eastern for the benefit OF athletics ana
other school activities. uaS Just been an
| nounced. Claire johnson and watson
Davis are to have the two leading parts
one being Galahad and the other pelnS
Gawain on one night. with the roles re
versed on the second night Others In the
cast follow:
Arthur. Herbert Bradburn: Gareth.
Theodore Chisholm; Dagonet Josiah Had
daway Kay, Walter Graves; Mordred,
Leon Tashof: Lancelot, Irving Dennlson.
Bard, Raymond Clark: Perceval. Gilbert
| Clarke: Bors. Harold Williams: Hermit.
/ Edward LAWSON Merlin. Douglass Pow
| ell; first thrall. Edward Lawson: second
! thlal, Gilbe.t Clarke; Joseph. Theodore
| first knight Edward Lawson: second
knight, Gilbert Clarke; third knight,
! George Bassett: huntsInan. Harold VIII
Hams; thralls Douglass Powell. Egbert
Armstrong. Theodore Chisholm and Nor
man Socket: rage. Ralph childs:
Blanchefeur, Insrid Westesson: Guine-
we're, Vietta Droney: Lyonors. Margaret
King: Lila, Thelma Davis; Etarre. Ethel
Brockman: Enid. katherine Jarnoe: Lady
Blanche. Mildred Smita; Melissa. Isabelle
| Allen: Geraldine. Marion Tucker; maids,
Marcella Cook and Evelyn Naylor.
An .all-high school night was given
at the Bethel Literary Society Tuesday.
! The program ran from Rotations to nu-
| steal selections. Those who contributed
| to it were Jennette McGhee, James Tay
| lor, Ruth Cox. Edith Welsh, Jewell Jen-
| infer, Frank Jones. Williebelle Stitt. Ar
| thur Payne, Lorraine Hall, Grace Minor.
| Gertrude " ellis C. Brandon, F. Hender
| son and NJ. Taylor.
| The Armstrong Manual Training School
Alumni Association has decided to give
prize of 81 to the pupils having the best
records in English. languages. science.
mathematics and manual training. The
committee on prizes and awards of that
organization through whose action the
| first decision was reached also decided
| to present medals to each member OF
| the squad which should do best in
! squad competitive drill
| The association is DESTROYS Of having
| all graduates who have not received
| notices of various meetings of the asso-
citation forward their addresses to the
| school.
| At a meeting of the alumni of Hubbard
! School Friday a permanent organization
, was effected and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Stanley De Neale: vice president.
Miss Ruth Graf: secretary. r. r. Dari-
! ing and treasurer David P. Smith. Miss
B. L. Pattison, principal of the school,
was elected honorary president.
| The object Of the organization is to
bring in closer touch the graduates with
| the student body of the school. Imme-
d;ately following the meeting refresh
ments were served, followed BY dancing.
Should the United States Interfere
| with the Revolution in Mexico was the
question debated by the sixth grade
| pupils OF II. H. Garnet School Friday
/ afternoon. Inc decision OF tne Judges,
chosen from the seventh and eighth
| grade pupils. was in favor of the mega
/ tive side. which held that the result of
| Intervention by the United States would
be most unfavorable to this country.
| Those supporting the negative side
were William Warfeld. Charles Ross,
Norman Williams. Frederick Jones, Will
liam Mason and James Winters. The
pupils representing the affirmative side
| were Blanche Taylor, Pauline TurneE
Mary Atkins. Inez Gregg, Fannie Pleas
ants and Helen Ray.
| The closing of The public night schools
of the city for the present term recently
was marked with exercises at the various
buildings At the Garnet Night School,
| the largest graded night school IN the
City. recitations and solos We're rendered.
a feature Of the closing exercises
an exhibition in dressmaking, cutting
and fitting.
| The following pupils were awarded di-
plomas for having completed a four-year
| course in sewing: Morsel Chapman
Mary J. Hail. Laura Priest and Katie
Stevens.
| r. c. Bruce. assistant superintendent
Of public schools, delivered an address
to the pupils. after which he presented
the diplomas
| A. c. Newman. assistant director of
| night schools who presided. announced
| the following promotions: To the high
| school-Lucy Jackson. William A. Ira
| yes. William Etheridse Devoe Jackson
| Harry Kicks, Adlena Carter and Mary
Johnson.
| The advisory report OF Western High
| School for the six weeks beginning Feb
ruary l was issued Friday. the following
appearing on the honor roll:
| Five subjects, no mark below good
| Room ]. Gladys Shedd, Dorothy West;
| room 3. Marion Crist. Josephine Greg
DRY. Ruth Breuninger. Munson Lane:
room 4, Lee Ella Warren; room 5, David
Newcomer. Ruth Pickford. Paul Pew:
| room p. Dorothy Bongwer, Alfred
| Stands
! Four ''excellents''-Room .. Fay Hhll.
Caroline Stone: room 5, James Baker:
room 81 Elizabeth Stetson room ).
Monteville Ewing: room 26, John WHEEL
| chel. Marion Davidson.
| Honorable mention was awarded the
following pupils who attained three lex
| cellents'' and one good" in four sub
| 1ects-Room 2. Elizabeth Graft room l.
Judith Clark. room %. Katharine Har-
ding: room %. Lawrence Franklin: room
! 20, Christine Damn room %. Muriel BOYD:
room 81, Manley Cobb: room 3 Esther
| Brooking.
| Plans for the establishment OF a joint
| conference of high school alumni asso-
| Citations were discussed at a meeting of
| the Alumni Association of Central High
School at the home Of the treasurer. Miss
| Anne B. Moore. Friday night. Fred L.
Fishback. president OF the association.
| was authorized to confer with the presi-
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