The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
EASTERN HIGH school.

Editorial stsn-Chief. Reginald Brew.
erI associates. elsie crley, Howss
InEgc. Eidon Beers. Clarence betny'
Mur,eI Jcnrys. Hugo Trombiey, Ma'-
cue tIc Ingle.
The Girls Tennis club will give
dance on Friday evening, Dec. 10
Only members OF the club ana thelI
escorts will be admitted. several
items on the program for the evening
are as follows: A Christmas Tree anu
distribution OF toys. Miss Gau!s
Strelinger, president of the cluo' Is III
charge of the party.
The l0-A's, in charge OF Miss Currie'
gave a very delightful masqueraue
party on Friday. Dec. III. Many cos
tunes were represented, and ~ was
beautiful sight TO see. The dancing
class, in charge OF Miss Nj. Hartsnom'
gave demonstration In dancing ootn
molCrr. and old-fashioned. Severai
games acre played, for which prizes
were arded. On the whole, the
part. - great success.
TIE lden Chimes Sewing club Is
'ineil m TO the clubs In Eastern.
Th.. ,uh is not Directly in contact
vii ae school. but is composed OF
ga students The first business
fol- ing officers were elected: Pres
I, "a Miss Margaret De Chene: vice
J.. silent, Miss Cora Booden; secre-
|; Miss Florence Weinand: treas
Miss Edna Zank. II has been
led TO hold the meetings monthly
IA various homes OF the girls. The
a, 5 although small, supply help
i sum To the Golfers of the club. AT
,rious times parties will be given by
n Sirls and good times will be given
4 Tho members. A kind invitation Is
sent out by this club TO any girls who
uuid like TO join. For particulars
see Miss De Chene, room $40. seat
i. IA This club Is the fine idea OF
Miss De Chene, president. and is
heartily supported by the enthusi-
astic member and vice-presidont. Miss
Booden. The emblem of this club is
two golden bells. tied with a bow Of
pink ribbon.
The twelfth grade is holding a mock
trial, In which Floyd Cone, alias Gov
ernor Ferris. Is being tried for neg
lect OF duty. The trial is fast draw
ing 10 a close II is hoped by/many
that he will be impeached, and feared
by others that he will be sentenced.
The eighth grade of the Harris
school paid us a visit Tuesday. chap
eroned by Miss Ella c. Keveney
teacher, and Roy w. Stevens, prin.
cipal. An invitation is sent out 10
all schools in the vicinity OF Eastern
high by DR. Bishop, for the eighth
grades TO visit us. DR.. Bishop highly
recommends this. and will welcome
any scigol taking advantage OF this
kind Invitation.
Miss Gdrfner has started class In
parliamentary law for the first record
- roam $40. There are about 60 in
2 class present. Mr.. Cullen was
lcerted a. nporary chairman at the
meet" The officers have not
roo lected
i ga and Miss Hauser's
rla ses have selected commit
rs determine IRE number OF par
uts TO take part in a small
.ch party next Wednesday in the
Idiiorium. The committee for Miss
,ea's room is as follows: Chair
an. Mr.. Brewer, Miss Burlage and
lss Wallace, and for Miss Hauser's
lass: Chairman, Miss Look Miss
lucille Barden, Mr.. Joy Warren.
/ The following pupils of room 800
haye received perfect report cards
from he beginning OF school Misses
Judson. Gates, Hadley. Marchant,
Wilkinson, Stephens. Judson. Bemis,
Streng. Lempke. Erley. Durham. Jar
Wis, Flemming, Buckeridge, Holman,
Zilinski, Wade. oliver. Walter. Eber-
lie, Rose. Tate. Messrs. Trotman
Ruschman, Kaiser. Neef, Greche. Wal
lace. The names of the pupils OF
room 80 will be published. II pos
sible, Monday.
The members OF the Deutscher Yer
Elm are busy decorating a Christmas
tree with dolls for some little folks
who will attend the party with the
regular members. The members are
going TO dress as little girls. and the
rest OF the presents are going to BIZ
furpad nvar N tho aCnnAfoIiauva