Evening star., 1914-11-22

lVl sent THE Sophomore
Wednesday afternoon anu
evening as the annual THANKSGIVING
entertainment. Two performances
be given, as the assembly nan 10 'io'
large enough to accommodate the en-,
tire school at the same time. ne d.
ernoon presentation is to De ioF inc
three upper classe, while that OF inc
evening will be especially for the 1resh-
man class and the friends fthe schooi.
Those who are to take part are Misses
J. Mitchell, Z. Galley, NJ. jackson and
Messrs Greenwood. Russ. GARRISON
Darling, E. Roberts. Kirshenbaum.
Lippitt, Benhan. Mish. Chamberlin, Con-
nors. Williams and Taylor.
Between the acts selections are to be
sung by the Tech Quartet, consisting
of II. Clarkson, C. r. Taylor, E. Lippitt
and X. MacGregor.
Agreement as to the best design for
the corner stone of the new Central
High School was reached at a meeting
of the board of managers of the Cen
trail High School Alumni Association
held at the school Wednesday evening.
Three designs were submitted by the
art department of Central and it was
from these that the choice was made.
Plans were discussed Tor the annual
reunion to be held December 2S from
3 to pm. A general reception will be
the principal feature. A brief program
is to be given. This will include ad-
dresses by Principal Emory NJ. Wilson
and Fred l.. Fisnback, president of the
alumni ASSOCIATION.
Two amendments to the constitution
are to be submitted. One is to allow an
increase in the number of omcers. SO
that one vice president may be chosen
for each brancn or group of activities.
The other is to change the nature of
the board of managers, making that
more in the nature of an advisory
board.
Cabin John is the destination of a
hike which the College Club of Busi-
ness High School is planning to take
eaten zen route" and the members are
planning a number of interesting fea-
lures.
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Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Aus
ten. is to be presented by the students
of Western High School just before the
Christmas holidays. The place at
which the performance will be given
is to be CHOSEN later. "Try-outs' for the
parts were made Thursday afternoon.
Last year The Rivals was given as
the Christmas entertainment.
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Suggestion that motion picture thea
ter managers in the vicinities of
schools present picture plays Fridays
and Saturdays particularly suitable
for children was made at meeting of
the Maury School Mothers Club Thurs.
day evening.
Cooperation between parents and
teachers regarding the moral and ply
Sical training as well as in the mental
development was urged by Stephen L.
Kramer. assistant superintendent. and
Or. e. q. kimball, supervising princi-
pal OF the division of which the Maury
- 4 part Musical selections were rem
dered by Miss Ellie Brooks and Miss
Pauline Healey.
Miss. Edith c. Westcott, principal of
Western High School. is planning to
visit New York schools this week
Experiences during his trip to Eu-
rope TO disburse money to Americans
stranded abroad were described by
lanes L. Wilmeth, chief clerk of the
Treasury Department, in an address at
meeting of the Monroe School
Parents Teachers Association Friday
evening. Music numbers were given by
Morton Gittleman and Mr.. Mears.
Refreshments We're served at the
close of the meeting and the base ball
trophy for the District championship
won by Monroe Schools team, was
formally exhibited.
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Several changes in the constitution of
the Hubbard School Alumni Association
were made at a meeting held at the
Hubbard School Friday evening Frank
w. Loefiler was elected secretary In
Il number of entertainment features
provided by the various classes the
February, 1913, class was declared the
winner.
Arrangements were discussed for
benefit to he given at one of Washing
tons theaters in the near future. Miss
Ruth l.. Graf. the vice president, pre-
freshments followed the close of the
business meeting. Former pupils who
wish to become members of the or
paniZation have been requested to COM
1nunicate with the secretary, at 3410
18th street northwest
Slater School, presented a dramatiza-
tion of LonGfellow's "Evangeline." Fri
day afternoon, under the direction of
their teacher, Miss VI. a. Martin Many
parents and friends of the children
We're present, well as the principal of
the school, Miss A. L. Thompson, and
Miss NJ. p. Shadd, supervising principal
of the division of which Slater School
s. L part.
officers of the Eastern High School
Dramatic Society were elected as fol-
lows at a meeting last week: Presi-
dent, Miss Vietta Droney; secretary,
Miss Leora Wells; treasurer. Charles
Boteler; stage manager, Raymond