Evening star., 1915-02-07

- EBATERS of Central High
School and OF Baltimore City
College are to meet March II,
The boys who are to repre-
sent Central have not been
selected. The proposition to be de-
bsted is the workmen's compensation
law.
Two teams are to represent each
school, contests being held here and
In Baltimore simultaneously. In each
case the team debating at its home city
is to uphold the Affirmative Members
Of the teams to represent Central are
to be chosen In the near future. E S.
Noyes is the faculty adviser on de-
batting.
Forty-nve of the boys entering Busi.
Nese High School at the beginning OF
the new semester Joined the cadet COM
paniea
For the purpose of interesting new
boy pupils of the Mckinley Manual
Training School in the work of the
High School Cadets, an assembly was
held ut that school Wednesday after
noon. Several of the officers spoke,
urging the freshmen to join Frank
C. Daniel. principal OF the school, pre-
sided.
Discussion of the act of Congress
vhich prohibits the collection i,,,. OF OF
school premises occupied the greater
part of a meeting of representative
from the Eastern and Central high
schools and Mckinley Manual Train
Ing School at the Franklin building
Tuesday evening
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ofcers of the senior class of Central
High School are to be elected in the
aear future.
About 2I0 hrst-year pupils of Busi-
less High School have been placed in
he Harrison building because of the
crowded conditions at the Business
building. OF this number only one sec
ion contains pupils in the second
semester, the remainder being pupils
Who were enrolled Monday.
1t Is possible that branch of the
,ank at Business may be established in
The Harrison. although those in charge
" this activity at the school have been
100 busy with details of reorganization
Turing the last week to give much
;hought to this matter.
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Prof. Charles S. Richardson is TO give
m address on 'Oratory-Its Need in
he School Curriculum at meeting of
he Franklin-Thomson Home and
school Association at the Thomson
suildinS Tuesday evening at 7:a5
o give number of readings. and pu-
,ils Of the school are to furnish vocal
md Instrumental music
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Numerous new features for Tech
Life. official publication at Tech are
seen enlarged under the direction of
Olaf Saugstadt, who is the faculty rep
resentative in charge. 1t now has a
circulation of 1000.
Supt- Ernest L. Thurstcn Is to be tho
pricipal speaker at the next meeting of
he Mothers Club Of the Peabody School.
20 be held March 5. At meeting Tues
lay afternoon the following committee
was appointed TO make plans for this
meeting: Mrs. j. n. Saunders, Mrs. S.
Y. Prince, Mrs. H. N. GoebeI. Mrs. II.
P Miller and Mrs G. A Wood
Following the business meeting Tues
say "Luella's Wedding Day." a play
5ramatized by Miss Anna Sharp. pupil
pf the eighth grade. was presented by
part In It were Misses Anna Sharp,
Ienette Flags. Onie Nash, Klingaman,
Ferraro, Blackford. Steadnan. Haycock
Mildred Ryan and Ethel Schoonnlaker,
Tcel
Musical numbers were given by Miss
sharp, William Daniels. James Malone
md chorus, with Miss Ryan as the ac-
ronpanist Following the entertainment
refreshments were served, with Mrs
Douglas G. Moxley and Mrs. Jack ~
fremblay as hostesses-
Several addresses are to be made at
meeting of the Parent-Tea cher Asso-
ciation of the Webster School to he
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock. Those to speak are Mrs Edith
KingHaan Kern, member of the board
OF education: Stephen z. Kramer, as
sistant- superintendent of public
schools: Alexander T. Stuart, director
Of intermediate instruction, and Wal
ter B. Patterson. supervising principal
Of the fourth division, of which the
Webster is a part. The meeting is open
TO all parents and others interested IN
school work
Frederick Vining Fisher, who is to
give a series of lectures on Our Own
America" this week in the auditorium
of Woodward & Lothrops, Is to give a
special lecture for Washington teach
ers Tuesday afternoon.
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Duurand Springer. secretary of the